Hoffman Home Services

Your Go-To Handyman

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If I don't do it, I got People

For most people I get the question of "What type of work do you do?" My response is, tell me what you need done and I will tell you if I can do it, or I can give you a referral to someone I trust and have worked with in the past to help you out!

My main work in the summer is decks - clean, seal, repair, build. Interior and exterior painting, drywall repairs, door installation and repairs, light electrical work, light plumbing, lots of other interior and exterior repairs. We also do light remodeling for kitchens, baths, basements. We also do pressure washing of decks, driveways, sidewalks and patios. This can be concrete, brick, wood, stucco, and vinyl or aluminum siding at the minimum. I have washed interior and exterior both as the job demands. I also have availability for some welding work and repairs.

Our primary work in the summer is deck work - cleaning, sealing, repairs, and building new decks. In addition, year-round services include but not limited to the below. If you do not see it, please ask.

Interior/Exterior Painting

Drywall Repairs

Door Installation

Door/Window Repairs

Light Electrical and Plumbing

Interior and Exterior Repairs

Light Remodeling

Pressure Washing

Welding Repairs

Interior/Exterior Painting

Drywall Repairs

About

I started Hoffman Home Services in May of 2005. I had been an automotive service manager for over 18 years while doing this type of work on the side. Between the two, I finally had enough of the 70 – 80 hour work weeks and decided to hang a shingle and go out on my own. The steady work from the friendly referrals from previous customers gave me enough to do this full time. I started doing a lot of work along the river in Kentucky in Bellevue, Covington, Ludlow and Newport. I also currently work closely with numerous realtors who need addendum work for a house getting ready to sell or the agreed upon repairs before closing.

I am fully insured with Liability and Workman’s Compensation coverage and have maintained an A+ rating from the Greater Cincinnati Better Business Bureau for over 15 years and counting.

In addition, I participate in a BNI (Business Networking International) local chapter and have an extensive base of referral relationships.

Portfolio

Work today was supposed to be repairs to a shower faucet, replace a toilet, replace a ceiling fan, and sone wall repairs. The faucet was seized, and when we looked behind a bad spot in the wall next to the shower, we found bigger issues! We will be returning to this in the future once we can get a better handle on the problems. We did complete all the other repairs, and the customer was happy! Hoping you all have a great holiday weekend and a wonderful Thanksgiving! See you soon!
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I'm back in action today for another house going to market! Quick repairs to done nail pops on he roof as well as seal the chimney crown after cleaning it up! Had a couple of vent pipes where the seal had collapsed and topped those out for drainage and leak issues. We also repaired a broken roof interior rafter. W sintered in two boards per instructions from the engineer and irs ready to go! Have a great weekend, and see you soon!
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Posting this early as I have a very busy day tomorrow. On the left is a very handsome young man who went off to WWII not long after he graduated from high-school. After becoming an enlisted officer and earning many medals, the two most important being The Silver Star and a Purple Heart, he was very lucky to return home and start a family. I am 1 of 14 that prominent gentleman on the right are very proud to call DAD. He crossed into Germany during his time in the military and only really talked about it with us once. I very much love my DAD and everything he stood for. On this Veterans Day I thank him and all the others who stood along with him to defend this country, and all others who have served in the military, including my brother Steve Hoffman and a young man who is living with us by the name of Dallas Parker. Thanks to all of you, past and present!
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Hey kids! Back in action today on a quick job! We replaced a very worn out basement door. The customer wants more security and this solid wood door will certainly do the job! Have a great weekend and see you soon!
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Picture says it all! Get out and VOTE!
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Ok kids, here's the details! His name is Doc Holliday and he is from a litter from my brother in laws dog. The twist is he lives in New Mexico, and of course we live in Northern Kentucky! So we met halfway in Little Rock, AR. Just a 10 hour drive each way, BTW! Lorece just met this brother for the first time ever about a year and a half ago. So when she gets an opportunity to go see him for only the 4th time ever she was automatically in. I get to do the driving and she gets to hold a puppy! Isn't that a good deal! Anyway, he is definitely a cuddler and ready to play. Such a great way to get a new baby boy at 8 weeks and also, he's gonna be at least 100 pounds too!
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Work today was in a very different location! This is a small lakeside house needing some TLC! First was replacing a gutter/repairs to the fascia trim/reinstalling a downspout. We had to rework the downspout to make it work correctly, and we had to properly attach the fascia board to hold the gutter! Second up was to re hang another downspout that was laying down on the job! And third was to replace fascia board and re anchor the remaining board to be able to install new fascytrin panels to protect the underside boards! Everything came out in good order and we removed all of the old materials during cleanup! See you soon!
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Work continues on the project! Before and after pics of bedrooms in process or complete, we have also completed small closets around the house too, but it's hard to get pics when the doors are closed!😀. We'll have flooring and more painting being done over the weekend! Have a great weekend and see you soon! BTW, just a reminder this will be available soon!
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Hey kids! Been working hard on this project house! More flooring is done and rooms are getting painted. Basement is fully painted and upstairs is about halfway done! Share this if you can, and remember, when I'm done it goes up for sale! PM me for details! See you soon!
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Lower level walls and ceilings of this house are fully painted! We have to paint trim and doors before installing the new lvp flooring which will be next week! BTW did I mention this house will be coming to market very soon! Located in Elsmere, KY! Send me a message if you want to learn more about this property! Have a great weekend and see you soon!
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Continued work on this project! First coat of paint on these walls in 26 years. Lot of repairs and filling in to get them smooth. Ceilings have already been painted and soon there will be new lvp plank flooring. We'll be keeping you posted on this one! Have a great weekend and see you soon!
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Hey folks! It's been a while since I have posted activity and we are sorry for that. We have been busy on a big personal project and I just kept forgetting to do so. We did get some small projects done during this time and need to show you what's up! We did a major clean up, repair and seal to a big deck, along with caulking up some windows at another place. I will get more pics out there in a couple of days. Thanks for following and share with your friends! See you soon!
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Guess what today is!?! We have finished the deck project! We even got a couple small last minute alterations completed! The satellite was removed and reinstalled over the fascia trim, and it still works perfect without any adjustments needed! We also covered the soffit underneath with full vent siding to keep out the critters! Our thanks to Gerard Roofing for teaming up with us for the two roof areas completed and helping this look fantastic! We also want to thank Markco Plumbing for taking care of a main water leak in our customers front yard and making it seamless. I have worked with both of these companies several times and it's always been great! Tomorrow we get back to the grind of small projects for awhile and making more happy customers! See you soon!
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Winding down on the deck project! Today was pressure washing the back of the house and the deck itself to get rid of all of the dirt we tracked on it. We also installed most of the trim on the sides of the roof. We can't move the satellite dish due to tonight's their favorite show. We installed the trim around the post columns and adjusted one to get it more plumb. Tomorrow is some touch ups, finish trim install and putting in soffit on underside rear of deck to help keep out critters. See you soon!
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Those two last pieces, 20 ft total, took almost 3 hours to install and stay in place. Joists hangars in the way and the last pieces were only 7/8" wide. Lots of finesse and bevel cuts. After lunch, we stained the ceiling with a very light semi transparent stain. This will age very well and give a great contract to the space! Almost done! See you soon!
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We thought we were going to get the ceiling done today but mother nature ran us out with 1 full and 1 very partial row left to install! We'll finish the install on Monday and get to staining it right away! We also have to install a soffit underneath the deck too! Have a great weekend and see you soon!
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Back at the deck, finally! Ok, we're rounding third and heading for home! (Thanks Joe!) Electric is up and running and we can cover! We are using 1x6 tongue and groove V board for the ceiling cover. We got the wood delivered at noon, got lunch, and got to work. The first board row had to be notched at each rafter for the tie at the end. After that it was smooth sailing for about 4 hours. Looks great and I think the color choices for the ceiling is going to look great! Back at it tomorrow assuming the rain will let us! See you soon!
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Yesterday's work and the start of today! Kitchen cabinets were partially installed by another contractor. He did the customer a bad service. We had to remove and separate them to redo the work correctly! Cabinets and counters, along with sink install and plumbing in about 6 total hours. The other guy was 4 days and counting and the wall cabinets were still in boxes! Customer is happy and we move on! See you at stop 2 soon!
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We did some adjustments to a couple sections of railing and installed the first steps of these column wraps. The first is to help hide the satellite dish wiring to go under the deck. We still need to install the skirts at the top and bottom. The second will house the wiring for the ceiling lights and fan. It has a bit more work left than the other. Have a great holiday weekend! Be safe in your travels and see you soon!
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Forgot to tell you a story, I had my final inspection scheduled for Tuesday. It went really well up until the inspector looked up to see electrical work had been done, we didn't do it, and he said I can't pass until that's inspected. We wait until Friday to continue the work. In the meantime, we were replacing a shower faucet cartridge which did not want to participate in the action. 16 pieces later we got it all out without damage. We also replaced a defective kitchen faucet and my customer is very happy! Going to the Reds game! See you soon!
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Today was getting a coat of stain on the posts of the upper deck area. Like I said last week it's all about the details! Each one of the black T straps at the top of the posts need to be removed and reinstalled individually to get stain behind them per the customer request. Another cost tomorrow after we get our inspection for final approval. Then we hope to start on the ceiling. You may have noticed some electrical installed. The customer has had some lights and a ceiling fan. See you soon!
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Racing done! Now we get inspection on Tuesday and move on to the ceiling and finishing staining the posts where the customer has started and this will finally be a wrap! The gate setup is really nice and is a very solid close! Have a great weekend and see you soon!
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Railing is almost done! Just have to connect at the top of the stairs and install the gate! Once the railing is installed we can get final inspection done and then move on to the final two parts of the project! You may also notice the customer has begun staining the wood posts white to match the trim. This is going to be one great extra room for the house! See you soon!
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Today was a tough day. One man short, one man headed to the ER after a cat snuck in to the house and chewed up his hand before he could get it out. Oh yeah, rabies shot series too! Either way we got some work done! Two tail sections fully installed. The remaining posts installed and all upper hangars installed. Touched up several areas of fascia with issues. We also created special barrier spacers for the hangars installed on the treated lumber so they don't have a corrosive reaction down the road! All things needed to get the job done right! Back at it tomorrow! See you soon!
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Railing started today! Stair railing is so difficult. Cut, adjust, adjust more, loosen, tighten up, rework a little, adjust some more, tighten up, done! Straight rail will be much easier. See you soon!
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All the decking is in and posts are being installed! Still waiting on some railing parts but should be done by Wednesday! Then inspection and moving on to some additional work on the ceiling and fascia trim and soffit work! We're getting there! See you soon!
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Happy birthday Dad! We all miss you!
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Lots more details today. Landing is complete after getting our delivery! Fascia boards are installed, but we have a few touch ups due to boards slightly twisting. Our remaining boards are precut for length but they have more alterations needed. We also checked out our railing delivery and realized we need to change our the posts. Getting closer! See you soon!
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Details, details. We are waiting on some materials to deliver so details were attended to. We attached fascia boards on two sides of the deck, got some additional boards cut for the landing, picked up most of our railing order, and installed some critter blocking on the side of the deck to keep them out from under the deck! Materials coming tomorrow and we continue! See you soon!
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Here at the Reds game with my favorite gang! These pics were 15 minutes before game time. Gonna be a light crowd tonight! #GDR. #GOREDS See you soon!
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Looking good if I do say so myself! Waiting on a couple of darker boards to deliver to get the surface done! Picking up most of the railing tomorrow to begin that process. BTW, the ceiling will get some additional treatment to it as well! Another addition to the job! The customer is really liking the color combination too! See you soon!
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Seems like it would go faster but you don't realize it takes 40 fasteners for each one of these composite decking boards to be installed! Besides the fasteners there are 2 cuts and then each end must have a groove routered to be used for the fasteners. It takes a lot more time to install each other one than most people think! We will be back at it tomorrow! See you soon!
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Tedious details today to make sure we were square which took a lot of time. We were able to get a single center color board in place for the deck. Customer really likes the color setup! He also had developed a water leak in the front of his house by the street. I referred him to my friends at Markco Plumbing. They arrived today and they scheduled a water vac truck to remove the dirt around without damage to the other utilities. They got the work done quickly and returned with fresh topsoil and customer has already seeded and is watering! His neighbor across the street has the same thing and their plumber showed up with a small backhoe and job is expected to take several days. Have a great weekend and see you soon!
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Steps complete and moved on to the picture frame for the decking! Outer edge is always the slowest! We'll be down 1 body tomorrow but will still keep at it! See you soon!
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It's all about the details! Each step has 3 boards, 4 return cuts, 4 starter clips, 4 decking clips, 12 screws, and requires a total of 16 different cuts along with a routed edge on the nose tread. That makes a total of around 30 minutes of work per step to install the decking. We'll be back at it tomorrow! See you soon!
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Starting to see composite finally! Steps were clad with composite fascia on both sides today and we finished taping them with the sealer tape! Tomorrow we start on the steps from the bottom up and we will start on the picture frame hopefully as well! See you soon!
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Back hard at it on the deck! Finally have actual work you can see completed! All installation for picture framing is completed and sealed over! We added a couple last minute changes to the deck which are going to look great! We will be using @trexcompany decking for the surface and stairs, along with @afcocolsrails for the railing and post wraps! Looking forward to getting this visible to you all! Keep watching and share with your friends and family! See you soon!
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We got some visitors in town from Oregon! My wife's sister and brother-in-law scheduled a stop while vacationing in this area! Brother in law's first ever MLB game and only her second ever! Hoping for a win tonight to make it great night for them! Let's go Reds! See you soon! #GDR. #GOREDS
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Some of our favorites at the Ball Park every time we come! #GDR #GOREDS See you soon!
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Hey Y'all! After a few days of being away from the deck project, mostly due to weather, we returned to find the stringers had bowed way out of whack! We had to remove, re custom cut the 4 stringers, and re-install them back. We changed up the blocking to eliminate any possible twists in the future! Back at it tomorrow! See you soon!
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I had to send the boys to this one today. The customer had a new AC unit installed in the attic recently by my friends at @schnellerknochelmann and they had to extend the opening to get it in safely. We got the call to fix it! New trim, new panel with a piano hinge to get everything to operate correctly, and a quick paint.job and we are done! Have a great day and see you soon!
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After the deck has passed structural inspection, we have to add in the additional framework for the picture frame setup for the decking. This is not easy, and you have to keep in mind about all the details, like posts and railing setup too! See you soon!
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8m feeling half way here! But the ladies are feeling fancy! Looking for a second win in the series against the Marline! #GOREDS #GDR See you soon!
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Back to the deck after the concrete has cured up! Today we installed the second last support post. This then allowed us to custom cut our stringers and get them tacked in. We still have a few adjustments to do, but we will get out of this heat and enjoy the weekend! Have a great weekend yourself and see you soon!
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Work today is repairs to a fence where a tree fell on it a short while back. The request was to replace the top rail and straighten up the fencing as much as possible. We achieved both and added in an additional support post to strengthen the overall section of fencing! We also added support straps to several other areas of fencing which needed help desperately! Another happy customer! See you soon!
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Replaced a very old, hollow core entry door today! Old door was out in about 10 minutes. New #thermatrudoors Benchmark fiberglass entry door went in fairly quickly! This is a very nice looking entry door with a much higher security point and no chance of rotting! We found a couple of pennies in the door frame, which we pulled out, dusted off and reinstalled for good luck to the homeowner! Been a little bit since I have seen some of them in a door frame! See you soon!
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Got our second inspection today and poured the last two column supports! We use a concrete mixer and a concrete vibration tool to get our install done right! BTW, the inspector said he was really happy with what he saw today! Made all of us on the crew proud! See you soon!
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Just the lovely bride and me today! Reds take on the Tigers on this beautiful Saturday afternoon! #GOREDS #GDR
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First hole for post footer, 10 minutes with my auger! Second hole for post footer, 3 1/2 HOURS WITH MY AUGER, 2 SPUD BARS, 2 SHOVELS (BENDING ONE TIP), AND A TRIP TO AR'T'S RENTAL FOR A JACKHAMMER! Customer was told the old post, which I showed a few days ago I pulled from the ground by hand, was set on a rock. NOPE! They poured a two foot wide blob of extra concrete and covered in dirt! I had to have it there for the deck and our luck was we only had to chisel off about 8 inches wide by about 12 inches thick at the edge of the blob as you can see part of in the third picture. We got it done and now wait for inspection to proceed. Have a great 4th of July with your family and friends! Stay safe and See you soon! Oh yeah, the last picture reminded me of my daughter's current hair color! 😂😂😂
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Deck is taking shape finally! We were able to get the T straps installed on the lower beam, and get the landing for the top of the steps framed in as well! We finished sealing the joists installed so far, too! My friends at Gerard Roofing were able to get the downspouts and most of the flashing installed, especially just under the roof! They have most of the rest of the flashing made for us to install later after the underside of the roof is completed as well! Looking great! Share with a friend who might be interested! See you soon!
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We're getting closer! Second layer of decking support as required by the engineer! Support posts with layered beam! Not all the way done, but really close. Back at it tomorrow! See you soon!
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Main deck area joists are installed and mostly taped! Everything is level and squared up. My customer keeps seeing things on the Internet and says "My costs are rising every time I look online!". He is now considering adding a soffit to the underside of overhang below the deck. I think it will look great! Have a great weekend and see you soon!
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Joists are going in! We installed the ledger board seal tape and ledger board flashing. Now we are installing the joists at 12" centers for the composite decking. If you notice we are also installing the joist tape as we go to protect it down the road! The roof is going to make this a great deck to be on when we're done! See you soon!
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Beginning to take some shape! We installed the exterior rim joists of the main deck surface area! You can see we notched the joist into the support posts to get a clean look when done! Always have to look forward in these projects. We also installed a permanent PVC soffit board on the outside of the main roof support beam. The client knows he will never be able to get there in the future so he wants it maintenance free. See those tight double joists required in the drawings, and we pre-mounted a new base for his satellite dish. When my roofers return to do fascia trim cover, they will remove and reinstall it to complete the look! See you soon!
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Back at the deck! Roofing work is as far as they can go until we get some done! We received our large delivery of lumber first thing this morning and, of course, had to get it all moved to the back of the house, 1 house later and we were off to get our hardware and hangars. We were able to install the first and second layer ledger boards, and #simpsonstrongtie is my only choice of anchors for decks I build! Ledgers were dead on level and that makes everything start off right! We have our exterior support posts for the roof structure marked to integrate the exterior rim joist into them! More work tomorrow! BTW, the roof work is awesome by Gerard Roofing! See you soon!
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Waiting for the start! Field is a little wet and the little guys left the field! #GDR #GOREDS See you soon!
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Update on the last work on project house! We figured out the hard way the wood to the left of the door install was rotted out at the bottom. So we pulled the trim off, the panel to the left, and replaced the bad stuff. We installed new pressure treated lumber, re insulated, new concrete panel just like the other side and we decided to complete the entire package with PVC trim to finish it off! For those of you who know about the car, it has finally been brought to my garage and will begin the long process of fixing it up! This was my dad's last car and the kind I was raised on for driving! It's a 2004 Lincoln Town Car and it will get it's stable mate of the 1946 Plymouth Special delivered soon to share the new digs! Have a great weekend and see you soon!
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My friends at Made in the Shade made a call for help yesterday and we got them taken care of today! Their normal installer got sick and they were in a spot. We installed the new blinds for their client, including one up high with a solar panel to operate it by remote! Made in the Shade Northern KY and contact Wan or Patrick! See you soon!
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Stop 2 today was the project house! We removed the sliding glass doors with the very foggy glass and installed a new set of French doors with integrated blinds! Better security and access overall. The Mrs has also approved! See you soon!
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More ways to not build a deck! This eight ft post was just sitting in the ground on a rock! I pulled it up by hand! The stringer was barely connected with one lag screw and the design led to very damaging rot where the tread was supported. The ledger board should not be in 4 sections and with lag screws being half too short. We tore this deck apart way easier than it should have been. We got our work done and my friends at Gerard Roofing were on it getting to work right away after we cleared out early today. We'll build it back much better with a lot of upgrades chosen by the client! See you soon!
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On today's episode of "How NOT to build a deck!". You don't want to drill 4 holes into a 4x4 post less than a ft long to support a deck. You don't want to seat a post on top of the framing and support it only by the deck boards. You should not be able to cut the railing away from the post and slide the post out of its mounted location! You should not cut a 4x4 post down to a 2x2 and think it's safe! You should not set a post directly to any surface not allowing drainage. It rots them internally from the bottom up! Demo continues on Monday! Have a great weekend! Happy Father's Day to all my friends and family alike! See you soon!
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Covered and ready for destructiooooonnnnn! Tomorrow demo begins so we can get my friends at Gerard Roofing to get their work done! See you soon!
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Pretty nice building your own shade to work under! Most of the roof decking is installed! That second to last picture keeps us wanting to build a diving board off the top to the pool next door 😂🤣! We'll finish tomorrow and start demo on the deck. See you soon!
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And yet again! Another great day for baseball against the Guardians! I figured you didn't really want to see me, but really do want to see the gang! See you soon! #GDR #GOREDS
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Movin' on! Rafters are in, hurricane ties are hiding in the shadows, most of the blocking is installed! Tomorrow we finish framing and get the sheathing on and then we turn to demo! Share this and tell your friends to follow! See you soon!
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Work continues on the roof structure! Posts and cross beam have been installed and temporarily anchored. We also got the outer rafters set up and a few interior rafters. We are using steel spacers to make everything square. Notice the square sitting perfect on my support posts! We will continue the work aided by the great weather! Spread the word and See you soon!
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Another great day for baseball in Cincinnati! A couple new members of the gang today! Beat the Cubs! See you soon! #GDR. #GOREDS
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Continued work on the roof structure! We were able to get the gutter and fascia board removed. Found some issues underneath which needed some quick attention, and moved on to installing the roof ledger. Once the ledger was properly leveled and anchored (the anchoring had its challenges of finding real studding after several apparent alterations to this home in the past). We have the engineered LVL beams attached to each other and ready for installation on Monday! Have a great weekend and see you soon!
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We finally get to start really building a deck this year! This project has been in the works for several months! This project, in conjunction with my friends at Gerard Roofing, will bring a new roof over the deck as well as an all new deck with composite surface and custom railing! The roof structure will get an all new EPDM coating system on top of the sheathing, and once we tear off the existing deck, it will get a new rubber membrane replacement and related repairs before our build of the new deck! Follow along with us on this journey and share it with your friends and family! See you soon!
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Work completed yesterday but forgot to post! Customer is selling and wanted to pass inspections. She is going to paint the porch to cover the concrete after we fixed the crack and leveled up. The brick mortar was a problem. I couldn't match it well, so she said to leave it gray and she will find a spray paint to blend it, I was a little unsure of it but she insisted! Another happy customer! See you soon!
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We dug the holes about a week ago and then it rained, and rained, and then rained some more! We finally got dry enough to pour the columns. Of course we had to clear out 2 of the 6 of water! We got em cleared up and filled with concrete! We have been waiting to start this deck for 6 weeks. You will see a lot of work once this concrete sets for ab6a week. See you soon!
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The gang's all here! Reds and Cards! Pretty good crowd with good pitching expected tonight! See you soon! #GDR #GOREDS
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I bet you can tell where we are! Reds and Dodgers on tap for City Connect night! Let's go Reds! #GDR #GOREDS
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Customer states "the sink is leaking all over the place in my 14 month old house". We arrived to find the disposal was installed with only 1 of 3 mounting screws and no seal but a very minor amount of plumbers putty, which isn't supposed to be used. We fixed that with a new seal and bolts to properly get it mounted! We also found the sink was partially sealed where it meets the underside of the countertop. This one is installed in such a way that to resell correctly, we would have to remove the counter and also properly support it afterwards. We installed additional bracing where we could and resealed the gap with new silicone to stop the flow. With instructions not to use the sink for at least 6 hours, they were ready to go! Another happy customer! See you soon!
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Work on the last two days! This customer just purchased this home and got the seller to agree to some concessions. Luckily we were able to help! The house was a flip, and the builder didn't know how to install the drain seal to keep the tub from leaking. When we got it apart, rubber flex hose and all, the drain didn't even line up to the hole in the floor! We got it fixed, tub secured and leveled and put a clean out in to make it easier for future issues. We also shored up a severely damaged joists too! We also brought in our friends at ACM Electric to take care of some other issues we found that were above our pay grade! See you soon!
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I bet you can tell what night it is at the ballpark! Once again, the dogs are out! Bark in the Park and there is a whole mess of 'em here! Let's go Reds! #GDR #GOREDS
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Another home almost ready for market! This patio home is getting the final touches to be ready for sale! Our customer had us come in to do some detail work. We repaired a ceiling with an access panel per request, replaced a dishwasher, replaced several faucets (they haven't picked out one for the kitchen yet), installed the disposal and plumbing under kitchen sink, replaced a bathroom vanity countertop and faucet, multiple bathroom plumbing repairs for proper drainage, and completed repairs around a shower being left by the previous owner! If you're looking for something like this in the Burlington, KY area, PM me and I can get you to the right people! Another happy customer! See you soon!
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First stop today was some small repairs for my customer who had just purchased this house. The previous owner damaged the spindle while moving out and we were tasked with fixing it! New wood, super glue with hardener, and some detailed wood grinding bits and it's good as new! There were also heavily damaged joists in the basement that had happened over the years. We cleaned them up, got rid of all the stray nails, and installed some new treated lumber with anchors to get them back in solid condition! Another happy customer! See you soon!
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So this particular project is a condo coming to market very soon! We got the call from the owner to clean up the work of several different contractors who overlapped each other and get it to the finish line! We finished the installation of trim, dishwasher, stove, kitchen faucet and disposal, ceiling and wall vents, light up faucets!, smoke detectors, access panels, doorknobs, shades, repairs to screens, and a lot of small details too! This is a two bedroom condo just off Turfway in Florence, if interested PM me and I can get you in touch with the owner! Another happy customer! See you soon!
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This one was a tough one! We were contacted to replace an in wall AC unit for a retail store. The client had purchased the new unit and we showed up with a material lift to remove and reinstall. We opened the box and it was damaged! We all had to reschedule while waiting for the new one, which was very low in stock quantity. We returned and find we have to enlarge the opening and change the power outlet. No biggie on that and we get it in and running. While checking out the operation we find quickly it will drop water on the patrons as they enter! New catch pan made up and a couple days later we are fixed and running great! Another happy customer! See you soon!
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Game time 8:50! Due to late start they did the Friday night fireworks before the game! #GOREDS #GDR
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We're here for the game but we're waiting for the Ark exhibit to pass through! Meanwhile, WE DRINK AND WE EAT! See you soon:
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Hey guys and gals! It's been a bit since I have posted on work and high time I started catching up! Been busy on a big personal project and starting to make room for real things! We did some repairs for a friend of mine with rotted trim under her front window and some frame rot at the front door as well! We pre primed some rough cut cedar to match existing trim under the window and we were able to use the same board and flip it to finish the door repairs! Another happy customer! See you soon!
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My boy is having a good night tonight! He got a ball tossed to him from Castellanos from the Phillies and Benson from the Reds! Topping it off by catching a line drive foul ball off of Elly De La Cruz while holding his beer! Then he fowns the beer of course and someone throws him a hot dog to boot! We are having a great night here! See you soon! #GDR #GOREDS
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Game 3! Seems like we were here yesterday yesterday! Waiting to see how far this one goes. Rain coming soon! See you soon!
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Reds Blanket Day and the Mrs has already stolen mine before the game started! Game 2 for us this season and we are loving it! #GDR #GOREDS
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First pitch coming up and my lovely bride already got a ball from the opposing team pitcher! #GDR #GOREDS
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A big shout out to the grounds crew at #greatamericanballpark ! They pulled the tarp off the field and had it rolled up in 6 minutes and put up in another minute! Very impressed with their teamwork to get the field ready after the rain delay! #GOREDS
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Pitchers are doing long toss for warmup! 30 minutes to game time! See you soon!
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Game time was 6:40. Currently set for 8:30. Hoping we can get "our" first pitch of the year in! See you soon!
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This bathroom remodel is a wrap! Customers are very excited for their college age boys to get back into their own bathroom! We overcame multiple setbacks to get exactly what momma wanted! Another happy customer! Now it's on to personal projects for the next few weeks! See you soon!
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Two panels installed, flooring installed, vanity with counter installed, plate covers installed, and the medicine/mirror is installed! Lots done today and we should finish tomorrow! See you soon!
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Forgot to post yesterday! We primed the entire area, painted the ceiling and the walls. Drying for the remainder of the day and more install tomorrow! Almost done! See you soon!
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Second stop! This is a B&B getting ready to be available! We are doing some finishing touches to get it ready. The butcher block counters needed sanded, oiled and sealed. They look great after completing the task. We also had to cover a small pump hole per clients request, as well as installing a video doorbell. Additionally, we sealed around the front door and assembled a stacking washer and dryer and installed, but forgot to get a picture. Have a great weekend and see you soon!
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Finally got the drywall installed and first skim done. Also have the sub floor installed. Mud has to dry so we get to go to a second stop today! See you soon!
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Moving right along, finally! Had a few issues getting the drain in the exact right spot for the new pan, but it is in and solid. Floor cleaned up well and we encapsulated it with blocking oil base paint. We also got the new shower faucet setup completed along with blocking for corner shelves and new insulation! We are about two days behind due to the issues dealt with and we are doing all we can to catch up! Customer is very happy with progress so far and glad we have taken the extra care for the cleanup. See you soon!
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Continued work on this bathroom. We got stopped Monday due to the mold issue. We found more yesterday as we were preparing for the shower pan install. We needed two more inches so we peeled back the flooring a little bit to find more. Now we had to remove the entire sub floor and vinyl to show the bigger issues involved. Good thing is the wood is not rotted and this is all recent. We will use ourold killer, dry it, and encapsulate whatever is not removed. Then we can get this project back on schedule. Oh, and we changed out two other toilets and an exhaust fan at the same time! See you soon!
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Forgot to post yesterday! Bathroom remodel this week. Shower partially out and vanity and toilet. Had to stop as we encountered quite a bit of mold growth. We treated it and will be picking up the right supplies to be prepared for the remainder. New insulation before a new walk in shower being installed. See you soon,
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