PAUL'S HOME REPAIR

Description of Work: Painting, plastering, fireplace repair, sink and toilet installation

Description of Work: he did home repair for me.

Description of Work: Repair front door following break in. Patch ceiling following water damage. Patch ceiling above furnace damaged during previous renovations by another contractor. Also previous work performed during 2010: Install new supports in basement for half of home. Build deck and stairs on front of house. Both jobs about $4500 apiece. All work of exceptional quality. Contractor commits to perform work during a specific period and continues without breaking for other jobs until finished.

Description of Work: Repaired walls in kitchen and half-bath due to storm/water damage Replaced tiles in kitchen Painted half-bath Treated and painted LR ceiling

Description of Work: repair trim on house exterior ,replaced picture window,painted all new work,installed handrail,painted house exterior,replaced sill,installed exterior prehung door,

Description of Work: My wife and I hired Paul and his 2 sons to do several pieces of work on our circa 1865 house. They were on the job for 4 weeks straight, every week day, which was the time originally estimated for all work to be done. The work included: replacement of 9 feet of water damaged wooden sill under one end of the house, which included residing that end with special attention to making it less prone to water damage; install insulation in all spaces in the cellar ceiling, which included working in a 4-foot high crawl space; install a pull-down attic stair assembly to provide access to the attic (where only an 18" x 18" hatch had been), add insulation in the attic, and install a plywood floor to make the attic into useable storage space; install reinforcement supports to one end of the first floor in the cellar; install a fire stop (for code compliance) over the oil burner in the cellar; replace 3 old cellar windows with Thermopane sliding cellar windows; replace old wooden door from cellar into attached garage with metal insulated security door; repair leak in upstairs bathroom, which required removal of tiles from one end of tub/shower enclosure, install new universal shower/bath control fixture and shower head, replace tile and re-grout entire tub/shower enclosure; put chimney cap on 1 active chimney, permanently seal 1 unused chimney; put new coat of roof sealant around bases of both chimneys; put blown-in insulation into one section of exterior wall (void discovered during work on sill, only unexpected piece of work that needed to be done).

Description of Work: Paul Mucci and his sons replaced flashing on the chimney. We think it had been destroyed by a raccoon. They also sealed the space between the chimney and the side of the house. In addition, I contracted with him to reshingle the roof. This involved removing two layers of shingles on the house roof and on the roof of our two car garage. He made ridge vents for both roofs and installed a single chimney cap over the three flues.