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8 years of experience

Veteran owned small business located in Moyock NC. Multiple talents involving Handyman services, product assembly, carpentry, decks, cabinets, and custom woodworking craftsman creations. Free estimates. Servicing the Hampton Roads area of VA/NC within a 50 Mile radius of zip code 27958. 15+ years of experience with mechanics, electric, plumbing, carpentry, electronics, and woodworking.

Veteran owned small business located in Moyock NC. Multiple talents involving Handyman services, product assembly, carpentry, decks, cabinets, and custom woodworking craftsman creations. Free estimates. Servicing the Hampton Roads area of VA/NC within a 50 Mile radius of zip code 27958. 15+ years of experience with mechanics, electric, plumbing, carpentry, electronics, and woodworking.


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Livewatch Security

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Livewatch Security

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Customers say: True professional
Recommended by 93% of Angi customers
Recommended by 93% of HomeAdvisor customers

LiveWatch Security, a DIY home security provider offering smartphone-enabled alarm systems and home automation, has revolutionized home security in America with its Plug & Protect® technology. Plug & Protect gives customers control of their alarm systems, surveillance cameras, and home appliances via an easily installable wireless control panel. Also featuring the patented ASAPer® (As Soon As Possible Emergency Response) service, LiveWatch’s affordable alarm monitoring plans guarantee emergency response times that are up to 90 percent faster than the competition. Founded in 2002 by a former paramedic and staffed by 200 home security experts, LiveWatch is headquartered in Evanston, IL and serves customers in all 50 states and Puerto Rico .

"I was on the market for a security system and this one seemed easy enough to install.......went through the process and some of the window sensors were not working. I called Customer Support who was very friendly and we went through the entire process again...this time other window sensors did not work. This went on for a week or so...then the door senors stopped working....than the motion sensor stopped working...at no time in over a month did I have a fully operational security system. As I was about to return the system I was told they have "new" sensors and they just realized they received a bad batch and are working with another company.....Gave it a try....and same issue returned....some sensors worked....some didn't. I finally returned the system and stopped getting emails.....only to find that they were still billing my credit card even after I returned the equipment. Very nice people and very understanding.....unfortunately their product is not up to par. While we do have a large home, it's an open concept and the sensors that weren't working were no more than 15ft away from the base. The previous owners of my house had a wireless system with no issues at all.....I'm going to be using that company going forward."

Ralph D on May 2018

LiveWatch Security, a DIY home security provider offering smartphone-enabled alarm systems and home automation, has revolutionized home security in America with its Plug & Protect® technology. Plug & Protect gives customers control of their alarm systems, surveillance cameras, and home appliances via an easily installable wireless control panel. Also featuring the patented ASAPer® (As Soon As Possible Emergency Response) service, LiveWatch’s affordable alarm monitoring plans guarantee emergency response times that are up to 90 percent faster than the competition. Founded in 2002 by a former paramedic and staffed by 200 home security experts, LiveWatch is headquartered in Evanston, IL and serves customers in all 50 states and Puerto Rico .

"I was on the market for a security system and this one seemed easy enough to install.......went through the process and some of the window sensors were not working. I called Customer Support who was very friendly and we went through the entire process again...this time other window sensors did not work. This went on for a week or so...then the door senors stopped working....than the motion sensor stopped working...at no time in over a month did I have a fully operational security system. As I was about to return the system I was told they have "new" sensors and they just realized they received a bad batch and are working with another company.....Gave it a try....and same issue returned....some sensors worked....some didn't. I finally returned the system and stopped getting emails.....only to find that they were still billing my credit card even after I returned the equipment. Very nice people and very understanding.....unfortunately their product is not up to par. While we do have a large home, it's an open concept and the sensors that weren't working were no more than 15ft away from the base. The previous owners of my house had a wireless system with no issues at all.....I'm going to be using that company going forward."

Ralph D on May 2018

Hurricane Film questions, answered by experts

The most obvious sign of ice dam problems is large icicles forming on your roof or your gutters. You might also notice water spots on the underside of the roof decking or wet or drooping insulation in your attic. Severe damage from ice dams can include water spots on the ceilings inside your home.

If a brick house has been properly maintained and has no existing foundation damage, then yes, it can withstand a hurricane. If a house has brick veneer siding, it can withstand winds of up to 150 miles per hour. Brick houses with solid brick walls can potentially withstand hurricane-force winds of up to 185 miles per hour.

Challenges include locating hidden issues like seepage or mold growth, coordinating work among different trades, and managing costs within insurance constraints.

The cost to replace a weatherhead is around $10 to $40 for the materials. As the name suggests, a weatherhead or weathercap is a weatherproof mechanism that prevents water from entering your electrical mast pipes. This rounded cap sits atop your electrical meter riser like a visor, protecting the electrical system from rain, snow, hail, and other potential damage. 

Architectural shingles and impact-resistant shingles aren’t mutually exclusive, which means some architectural shingles are impact-resistant shingles. Architectural shingles are thicker and more durable than standard 3-tab shingles, and they become even stronger when they also have high impact resistance and wind resistance ratings. The most durable shingles for areas with extreme weather are architectural or luxury shingles that have a Class-4 impact resistance and a Class-H wind resistance that can stand up to winds reaching 150 mph.

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