I appreciate all types of challenges related to repairing and restoring your home. I'll work both smart and hard to accomplish your goals and improve the health of your home. Below you can find some examples of my work.
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Our client reached out after their first home inspection. They were noticing water intrusion along the drywall on the first floor. The damaged chimney had moved far enough away from the house over the years to allow water and pests to find their way into the home. This left behind mold and rot that we completely remediated. From the roof repair to the regrading of the soil, we gave the repair the time and attention necessary.
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Our client in Albany had tenant's who were experiencing water leaking from the floor above. The culprit was a cracked shower pan and drain. We worked quickly to temporarily epoxy the shower pan and make a plan to replace the pan and impacted tile. After taking out the pan, we moved the drain hole, created a sound base and structure for the new pan, and replaced a row of tile to match. All while working efficiently to have the least impact on the tenants.
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This new sliding door improved the value of our client's home, added convenience, and addressed water intrusion issues. After taking out the old double door, we found significant rot that required the back steps to be moved away from the house. We carefully removed the steps, replaced the rotted band joist, and then carefully replaced the steps. All was completed to code and our client's wants.
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Sometimes a window doesn't need to be replaced. For this home owner, cost and longevity was top of mind. The window sill and trim was rotten. We removed all the rot and replaced the window sill and trim with pine from a local mill (higher quality and less expensive than big box stores). Then we re-flashed, sealed, and painted.
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The existing door was rotten and not closing properly. In addition, the door opened into the garage which limited the home owner's storage capacity. Installing an exterior door that opens to the outside is uncommon and presents odd challenges. We kept the original look of the old door and trim to match the rest of the house. It's the little things that count sometimes.
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