Our Recent Work
Real projects completed by our W-2 technicians across DFW and Greater Houston.
Completed projects
Repaired a large drywall opening and multiple smaller puncture holes, including areas up to 14 feet high requiring scaffolding. All patches were taped, mudded, textured to match, and paint-blended into the surrounding wall.
Straightened and re-set two freestanding mailboxes that had been knocked off-plumb. We excavated around the bases, reset the posts in fresh concrete, backfilled the holes, and patched the surrounding turf.
Upgraded the hall-facing side of a study opening with premium 5-inch stain-grade casing. The trim was carefully sanded, stained to match the front door, and finished with two clear coats for a durable, polished look.
Repaired a damaged ceiling section with exposed insulation by cutting out broken drywall, adding backing, and installing a new panel. The repair was taped, bedded, sanded, texture-matched, primed, and painted for a seamless finish.
Light Fixture Replacement
$361.50Replaced four light fixtures including two exterior wall sconces and two interior lights. Each fixture was leveled, secured, and tested for proper operation with exterior sconces sealed against water intrusion.
Carefully removed and staged two large 6x4-foot plate mirrors to allow for countertop installation, then returned to rehang both mirrors using existing mounting points. Vanities, walls, and floors were protected throughout the process.
Drywall Patch & Texture Matching
$650.63Cut out and patched a 12x16-inch section of damaged drywall. Applied drywall tape, bedding compound, and texture matching to seamlessly blend with the surrounding wall surface.
Repaired a damaged closet shelf and clothes rod, restoring full functionality to the storage space. The work was completed efficiently within a single service visit.
Exterior Trim & Siding Repair
$405.37Assessed and repaired damaged exterior trim on the home. The damaged sections were replaced to restore the exterior appearance and protect against weather exposure.
Removed an existing built-in microwave and trim kit, then installed a customer-supplied replacement unit. Work included verifying support shelf clearances, leveling the unit, and connecting to existing power.
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