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Bunny Werkz

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Bunny Werkz

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17 years of experience

I know carpentry so I can rough in your new project, but knowing electric, gas, and plumbing I can also run or repair whatever utilities you need installed or repaired. When I'm done, I can hang and finish drywall but I'm very particular about my drywall finishing. I refuse to do texture because it's lazy unskilled trash and I prefer timed mud so I can the job done quicker which saves you money and gets me on to my next job quicker. I'm incredibly knowledgeable in electrical code, residential electrical is my preference and specialty, and I refuse to do any work that renders any property unsafe. I will include clauses in the contract to protect myself from those who insist on going the cheap route so I can offer the highest quality product while at a MINIMUM meeting code. I will NEVER install a 15 amp receptacle on a 20 amp circuit unless it is downstream of the first 20 amp receptacle on the circuit AND in a double gang. Code may say it's okay to install a 15 amp receptacle on a 20 amp if it's downstream of a 20 amp, but it's still bad practice and I do NOT like doing it. If I find other problems, such as a non GFCI in a GFCI required environment, I will inform you for your safety. While water might be the single most patient and destructive force of nature, electricity is the the single most destructive and dangerous utility and I do NOT take short cuts working electrical. I do NOT use CPVC. CPVC is a menace to the plumbing industry and I in fact have to replumb my wife's house because the CPVC is failing. If you want CPVC, find someone else because I will NOT install that product under any circumstance. I only work with PEX and Copper for supply. Sewer lines will always be the minimum code requirement of schedule 40 PVC. If you want to upgrade, I strongly encourage it if you can afford it. If your project is too big for me to take on, I will not hesitate to disclose up front I don't want the job, but I will offer free estimates for every job.

I know carpentry so I can rough in your new project, but knowing electric, gas, and plumbing I can also run or repair whatever utilities you need installed or repaired. When I'm done, I can hang and finish drywall but I'm very particular about my drywall finishing. I refuse to do texture because it's lazy unskilled trash and I prefer timed mud so I can the job done quicker which saves you money and gets me on to my next job quicker. I'm incredibly knowledgeable in electrical code, residential electrical is my preference and specialty, and I refuse to do any work that renders any property unsafe. I will include clauses in the contract to protect myself from those who insist on going the cheap route so I can offer the highest quality product while at a MINIMUM meeting code. I will NEVER install a 15 amp receptacle on a 20 amp circuit unless it is downstream of the first 20 amp receptacle on the circuit AND in a double gang. Code may say it's okay to install a 15 amp receptacle on a 20 amp if it's downstream of a 20 amp, but it's still bad practice and I do NOT like doing it. If I find other problems, such as a non GFCI in a GFCI required environment, I will inform you for your safety. While water might be the single most patient and destructive force of nature, electricity is the the single most destructive and dangerous utility and I do NOT take short cuts working electrical. I do NOT use CPVC. CPVC is a menace to the plumbing industry and I in fact have to replumb my wife's house because the CPVC is failing. If you want CPVC, find someone else because I will NOT install that product under any circumstance. I only work with PEX and Copper for supply. Sewer lines will always be the minimum code requirement of schedule 40 PVC. If you want to upgrade, I strongly encourage it if you can afford it. If your project is too big for me to take on, I will not hesitate to disclose up front I don't want the job, but I will offer free estimates for every job.


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Lakeside Painting

319 McCrea Ave.
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Lakeside Painting

319 McCrea Ave.
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Lakeside Painting is an owner-operated business specializing in high-quality painting services. We treat a customer's home like ours and truly care about the finished product. What makes us stand out is our attention to detail and meticulous prep work. Visit Lakeside Painting's Facebook page to view recently completed projects.

Lakeside Painting is an owner-operated business specializing in high-quality painting services. We treat a customer's home like ours and truly care about the finished product. What makes us stand out is our attention to detail and meticulous prep work. Visit Lakeside Painting's Facebook page to view recently completed projects.





"The 2 assigned workers Paulo and Joe were on time and were efficient in doing their work. These two men were professional contractors who did the assigned job in a timely manner. Highly recommended."

Andrew R on October 2021

We are here to help you in your time of need. Whether it be Fire, Water or Storm damage. Or even if you need a quote on a repair, painting or drywall job let us know! We are also certified for Covid cleaning as well now.

"The 2 assigned workers Paulo and Joe were on time and were efficient in doing their work. These two men were professional contractors who did the assigned job in a timely manner. Highly recommended."

Andrew R on October 2021


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Second Chance Construction

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We seek to develop partnership with our customers like the link in a chain, the strength in our business growth is depended on commitment to provide optimum integrated services, passion of quality and cost effective solution. We welcome the opportunity to describe our services and hope to have the opportunity to servicing you and your project endeavors.

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Sherry V on November 2022

We seek to develop partnership with our customers like the link in a chain, the strength in our business growth is depended on commitment to provide optimum integrated services, passion of quality and cost effective solution. We welcome the opportunity to describe our services and hope to have the opportunity to servicing you and your project endeavors.

"Please below in the work section"

Sherry V on November 2022


Kan do Construction

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Kan do Construction

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9 years of experience

We are a small business located in Hocking County Ohio we employ one two three employes depending on size of job payment is due upon completion they may be some required upfront to buy supplies we also offer a 15% off to all firefighters EMS police officers and active service members and veterans

We are a small business located in Hocking County Ohio we employ one two three employes depending on size of job payment is due upon completion they may be some required upfront to buy supplies we also offer a 15% off to all firefighters EMS police officers and active service members and veterans



The Drywall Guyz

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The Drywall Guyz

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29 years of experience

Are you tired of looking at the same old room day in ,,day out....Give us a call, we turn old and outdated into WOW..no job to small....got a hole in a wall..no problem.!!!! Got a ugly ceiling ..No problem...!! Or you just want to make it look new again...Give us a call for a free estiment...Its nice to have local company looking out for you...we're here for you...No problem..!!!!!!!!!

Are you tired of looking at the same old room day in ,,day out....Give us a call, we turn old and outdated into WOW..no job to small....got a hole in a wall..no problem.!!!! Got a ugly ceiling ..No problem...!! Or you just want to make it look new again...Give us a call for a free estiment...Its nice to have local company looking out for you...we're here for you...No problem..!!!!!!!!!

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Drywall questions, answered by experts

Cracks, holes, water damage, and dents from heavy equipment often require repair.

Yes, you can usually add a pocket door to an existing wall if it’s not load-bearing. If you don’t know, check with a professional. Installing a pocket door on a non-load-bearing interior wall is easiest, with no hidden electrical, plumbing, or ductwork. If you don’t know how to check this, hiring a pro to check for you or completing the project is best.

Installing drywall will cost between $1.50 and $3 per square foot for materials, labor, and finishing, which is quite a bit lower than the average of $9 to $13 per square foot for a drop-tile ceiling. So, while drop ceilings allow more design flexibility, provide easy access to utility lines above them, and are often much easier and less expensive to repair, they do cost more upfront. You can minimize your drop ceiling cost by opting for more affordable fiberboard panels, although some homeowners don’t like the look of this material.

You should do a little bit of sanding between adding coats of mud. Knock down any ridges or significantly imperfect areas through sanding, which should help you apply the next coat of mud smoothly. If your first coat of mud is pretty smooth after it dries, a quick sanding is all you’ll need. Don’t forget to wipe away any dust after each sanding process.

In most cases, no, you won’t need a permit to replace drywall. If you’re changing the floorplan of your home by adding or removing walls during the drywall project, then you might need a permit, but replacement or repairs usually doesn’t require a permit. Your drywall professional should be able to confirm whether or not a permit is required for your project. If it is, it’s likely to add between $50 and $150 to your total cost. Keep in mind that you will need permits if you plan to install new electrical wiring or plumbing lines behind your new drywall.

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