Cliffhanger Home Repairs
About us
Owner-operated. No subs. Cost is determined by the job. Travel charges may apply. No serivce fees. May contact by email or call me up to 9:00 pm -24-7 for a free estimate.
Business highlights
Services we offer
& Garage Door Installations, Appliance Installations, Appliances Repairs, Bathroom & Kitchen Renovations, Counter Tops, Crown Molding, Electrical, Fencing, Gutters, Handyman Work & Home Renovations, Painting, Plumbing, Plumping, Water Heater Installations, Windows
Amenities
Free Estimates
Yes
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He first assessed the jobs, and then talked with us about what he needed to do. The first three tasks all presented some challenges, but he went right to work and eventually problem-solved all. (This included running to our local OSH to get some needed materials.) He worked hard throughout, consulting along the way, performing each job to our satisfaction. We definitely feel like we got our money's worth and would not hesitate to call Cliff again or recommend him to others.
Will definitely use him again!!!
Once we decided on a plan-of-attack, cliff started running the wiring while I made a Home-Depot run to pick up the needed parts.
Cliff removed the old breaker, and installed the new dual circuit breaker. He then wired the original circuit the first side of the dual breaker. Cliff then ran all the wiring needed to add a new 15-amp circuit off the second side of the dual breaker. For this he was able to cut a small section of sheet rock out directly above the power panel in order to run the new wire inside the wall. He wired in a metal octagonal junction box up near the rafters. From the junction box, he split off for the attic fan, and for the new power outlets in the garage. 14-2 indoor Romex was used. From the junction box he ran new Romex along the rafters and down inside the sheet rock where he installed a new outlet box containing 2 new power outlets. Very neat and clean installation. From the other side of the junction box, he wired more 14-2 Romex along the rafters into the attic space for the attic fan.
A 17" piece of 2 x 4 was needed to frame the gable vent for installation of the gable mounted attic fan. Cliff was able to securely mount the attic fan, positioned for maximum airflow. Then he wired the fan into the new 15-amp circuit. He wired the thermostat in such a way that it was relocated to a more central location within the attic space, both for better functionality as well as easy access near the attic access hatch.
End result is more functionality than I had originally anticipated, because of the use of the dual breaker, and adding the new 15-amp circuit & new power outlets in the garage.
I will recommend Cliff to my friends and family, and I won't hesitate to call him anytime I need anything else done.
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