Brian's Fix It
About us
All work done by owner. Only electrical and plumbing subcontracted.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Trim work. Small framing work. Tile. Drywall repairs. Decks. Kitchen & bathroom remodeling. Carpentry.
Amenities
Free Estimates
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The television mount was attached securely and squarely. Brian removed all of the trim on one side of the pocket door in one piece. This allowed him to access the door and reattach the trim in one piece so that no repainting was required.
"I never worked on any door's for her.All I did was to replace some deck board's.Maybe she mixed me up with someone else."
- Brian was punctual, professional and efficient. He advised us on which door would be the most suitable with the best price. He did not keep us waiting for the estimate of the job and told us exactly the time he would be there. His work was first-class and he did not waste time but finished his work promptly and cleaned up after. I would not hesitate to call him again and was so
- happy to find someone who did not shy away from smaller jobs.
Licensing
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