Kitchen Laminate Flooring and Floor Repair

I recently had the pleasure of working with James Bae, a skilled contractor who brought new life to our home with his expertise in flooring. Our kitchen and spare bedroom needed some serious TLC, and James was just the person for the job. Revamping the Kitchen with Stylish Laminate Our kitchen was the first area James tackled. The old flooring was outdated and worn, not reflecting the warm, welcoming space we desired. James recommended laminate flooring, a choice we instantly loved for its durability and modern look. The installation process was a breeze. James worked meticulously, ensuring every plank was perfectly placed. The transformation was remarkable - the laminate flooring brought a contemporary and cozy feel to our kitchen, making it the heart of our home. Salvaging the Spare Bedroom Floor The spare bedroom presented a different challenge. A radiator leak had caused significant damage to the floor, leaving it in a sorry state. We were concerned about the extent of the damage, but James reassured us with his plan. He skillfully repaired the damaged sections, seamlessly blending the new with the old. It was impressive to see how he restored the floor's integrity and appearance, saving us from the cost and hassle of a complete overhaul. A Testament to Skill and Dedication Working with James Bae was a delight. Not only did he demonstrate incredible skill and attention to detail, but his advice and recommendations were invaluable. He transformed two key areas of our home, not just in appearance but in functionality and feel. Our kitchen now boasts a beautiful, durable laminate floor that’s easy to clean and maintain, perfect for our busy family life. The spare bedroom, once a reminder of an unfortunate incident, is now fully restored and inviting. Wrapping Up If you're considering home improvements, particularly flooring, we can't recommend James Bae enough. His work is a testament to his dedication and expertise in the field. We're thrilled with the results and confident that his craftsmanship has not only enhanced our home's aesthetic but also its value.

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How to turn on a Furnace

Start with a brief introduction about the common reasons a furnace might not come on, such as issues with the thermostat, power supply, or internal components. Safety First: Emphasize the importance of safety. Advise turning off the power supply to the furnace before attempting any repairs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z31PJsKDyHQ

Troubleshooting Steps: Check the Thermostat: Demonstrate how to ensure the thermostat is set correctly and working. Suggest replacing the batteries if it's battery-operated. Inspect the Power Supply: Show how to check if the furnace is receiving power, including checking any switches and the circuit breaker. Examine the Furnace Filter: Guide on how to locate, remove, and assess the furnace filter. Advise on cleaning or replacing it if it's dirty. Pilot Light and Ignition System: If applicable, provide steps on how to check and relight the pilot light. For newer furnaces, demonstrate how to check the electronic ignition system. Inspect the Furnace Blower: Explain how to check the blower motor and ensure it's not obstructed. Advanced Troubleshooting: Mention more complex issues like a malfunctioning control board or issues with the gas supply, but recommend contacting a professional for these problems. Conclusion: Summarize the steps taken and remind viewers that if the problem persists, it’s advisable to call a certified technician. Safety Reminder: End with a reminder about the importance of regular furnace maintenance and the need to follow all safety guidelines when attempting repairs. Call to Action: Encourage viewers to subscribe for more DIY home repair tips.

Bruce Place Master Bedroom Floor

Justin Eckers Plumbing Lebaum Kitchen

Justin did an incredible job snaking my kitchen line. Very thorough and took time to explain to me what needed to be done and a backup plan just in case. Very cordial and easy to work with. Gave me great tips for preventive maintenance. Will definitely hire again.

Interior & Exterior Repairs Part I

Exterior work with concrete, back door, shower tile. Corner beads and patching up all holes throughout the house

Since the window sill is rotted, water was coming into the wall. Notice the old wood that is probably 100 years old.

Repaired threshold to the back door

Return Friday to open up ceiling in bedroom and do water test. Then replace window sills and the drywall that was damaged next to the window.

Rats are chewing up wiring in Stove

Michael & Sons

 

Added a 20 amp breaker into the panel box. Installed a new outlet for the microwave. The reason why the main breaker trips is because there's too much amps on the individual circuit breaker.