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Alamo Construction and Demo

622 Isom St
4.75(
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Alamo Construction and Demo

622 Isom St
4.75(
8
)
Customers say: Quality work
18 years of experience

Building Relationships in San Antonio and Austin Alamo Construction and Demo, is a full-service residential and commercial construction company with the resources and expertise to make your plans a reality. With 30 plus years in the industry, we will guarantee your satisfaction and are licensed with the city of San Antonio and are covered with general liability insurance and can supply info upon request. We are A+ rated with the BBB and have been consecutively year after year, we welcome to check that out on the BBB site. We will also be glad to share more references of customers that were happy with our service. Insurance claims are always welcome, and no job is too small. We look forward to hearing from you and assisting you with your project.

"We hired Bob King and his crew to do a complete home remodel and we would hire him again. He kept things within our budget, the work was neat and professional, and the huge project was completed in a reasonable time frame (it was even finished a few weeks earlier than we had anticipated). My husband and I didn’t live in our home during this massive remodel but we would come to the house several times a week to check out the work that was being done (it was easier to move in with the in-laws so that we would be out of the way of the work crew). Every time we came to the house, we noticed new work that was done, which means there were workers in our house almost every day. It’s hard to find a contractor that actually keeps things moving on your project when they have other projects happening at the same time, but Bob King was able to do this for us. We are so happy with the work that was done and will definitely be recommending Bob to family and friends!"

Madison R on November 2023

Building Relationships in San Antonio and Austin Alamo Construction and Demo, is a full-service residential and commercial construction company with the resources and expertise to make your plans a reality. With 30 plus years in the industry, we will guarantee your satisfaction and are licensed with the city of San Antonio and are covered with general liability insurance and can supply info upon request. We are A+ rated with the BBB and have been consecutively year after year, we welcome to check that out on the BBB site. We will also be glad to share more references of customers that were happy with our service. Insurance claims are always welcome, and no job is too small. We look forward to hearing from you and assisting you with your project.

"We hired Bob King and his crew to do a complete home remodel and we would hire him again. He kept things within our budget, the work was neat and professional, and the huge project was completed in a reasonable time frame (it was even finished a few weeks earlier than we had anticipated). My husband and I didn’t live in our home during this massive remodel but we would come to the house several times a week to check out the work that was being done (it was easier to move in with the in-laws so that we would be out of the way of the work crew). Every time we came to the house, we noticed new work that was done, which means there were workers in our house almost every day. It’s hard to find a contractor that actually keeps things moving on your project when they have other projects happening at the same time, but Bob King was able to do this for us. We are so happy with the work that was done and will definitely be recommending Bob to family and friends!"

Madison R on November 2023

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Cabinet Making questions, answered by experts

Overlay refers to the cabinet’s door style, while face frame refers to how the cabinet’s box is constructed. Overlay cabinets can either be full overlay—meaning the doors and drawers completely cover the fronts of the cabinets—or partial overlay, which means a portion of the face frame stays visible when the cabinets are shut. Partial overlay doors can only be used on face frame cabinets. Full overlay doors can be used on either face frame or frameless cabinets.

Kitchen base cabinets are the cabinets that sit on the floor in your kitchen—and yes, you can stack base cabinets. Usually, homeowners stack kitchen base cabinets when building a pantry. Base cabinets come in various styles, with doors, drawers, and glass fronts—so your options for creating stacked base cabinets are endless.

Yes, likely. Most kitchen cabinets are plywood or medium-density fiberboard (MDF). Plywood is an engineered wood made by layering, pressing, and bonding thin sheets of wood veneer together. MDF is an engineered wood made by combining wood fibers with resin and wax. Both are cheaper than solid wood, but advances in the durability of MDF make it a closer alternative to the real thing.

Yes. It’s common to have a combination of knobs and pulls for drawers and cabinets. There are usually a few different-sized cabinet doors or drawer fronts that look better with different scales of handles, or you might prefer one type of handle for a drawer front and a different one for a cabinet door. Be sure to choose handles of the same overall type when you mix and match and avoid using more than three types in one room to make sure everything flows together.

There are three primary ways to attach upper kitchen cabinets to a wall, and installers may use more than one method at a time. The most common method is to drive screws through the back of the cabinets and into studs in the wall behind. Sometimes cabinets are glued to the wall with strong adhesive. Often a combination of screws and adhesive is desirable. The last way is by hanging the cabinets on hardware brackets that attach to the wall before cabinet installation.

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