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- Our walls had wallpaper glue that was not coming off no matter what we did. Jack M. skimcoated the walls, sanded them smooth and painted them to look like new!
- We also moved into a home and wanted to change out the locks and add deadbolts. Jack was able to do all of them in a day's work.
- We also had doors that would not close properly or would scrape the floor and he planed them.
- We had water coming into our basement because there was no protective cellar door. Jack ordered and installed the door and we have had no water issues since.
Jack M. is fastidious, polite, and efficient. He left out place clean on a daily basis. I can tell he really cares about a job well done. He's like the Mike Holmes of Connecticut.
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