Can / Will I be a good fit for you?

I can basically disassemble and reassemble a home by myself.  In certain situations, it's better to gut and rebuild than it is to patch.  If you're wanting to sell, but currently your home seems lived in. I can advise on the best course of action for a fresher look.  The opposite also applies.  If you've found a house, but it needs some work before moving in.  I can schedule long days to turn it into a home for you.  Licensed contractor and realtor in both Washington and Oregon,  I can help you find, sell, or just fix up your home. One stop shopping.

I don't discriminate.  I'm happy to come work on your home even if you're not buying or selling.  I'm also content to be the Realtor if you don't need work done.  I've earned my licenses in both construction and sales as a convenience for my clients,  it's not a requirement. 

I've been told or maybe I read it in a book that there are only 24 hours in day"?"  As hard as I have pushed, apparently that information is correct.  I am licensed to do things that I have chosen to pull off my to do list.  I do know other contractors that I would refer, but I've chosen not to:

• Move walls.  It's a lot of work and not fun for me.
• Roofing - a full crew can do it in a day.
• Out side buildings.  Outsides require certain temperatures  and often scaffolding.
• Appliance repair.  It's usually cheaper to get something new.
• Rough in's for plumbing or electrical.  You should have someone that specializes in those fields.
• Stone counter tops - I will work with companies that install, but do not do them myself.
• Concrete work
• Anything requiring permits.  I also do real estate, I'm pretty swamped with paperwork already.  
• Hard woods at this time.  I'll take it off the list when I start doing them.

If you're wondering, just throw a text and I'll tell you if it's something I'll look at.

I'm sorry I most certainly can't give a price break down without seeing the job.  I try to be reasonable and charge different prices according to the difficulty of work, and my enjoyment level.  I charge more for tile work than painting.  Sheet rock, flooring, trim (baseboards) around the same price.  When I can I'll give you a flat fee. My preference is to do entire rooms at a time, but it's not a requirement.

I do however have a jerk fee.  If your going to be a jerk, I may refuse to work for you in the future or I may raise the price according to my tolerance for your temperament. I get along with most people but if you're wondered what I'd charge you?  Maybe call someone else, LOL :).  

I would love to have a FAQ section but unfortunately it's not practical.  If you've ever tried to fix something yourself you've probably pulled up every you tube available before calling me or someone else.  Each project tends to have it's own little quirk that makes it unique.  If it's a question of pricing, again that will need to be specific to your situation.