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23 years of experience

We have multiple crews we Love what we do we do most of the work in-house and We've done we can build a house from the ground we have done for years we are very very qualified

We have multiple crews we Love what we do we do most of the work in-house and We've done we can build a house from the ground we have done for years we are very very qualified

J & D Finishing Touch

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J & D Finishing Touch

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15 years of experience

We do everything from finish carpentry to sheds and decks, cabinets flooring remodeling ect... we take pride in our work and offer affordable pricing. Quick turn arounds, and honest work we are licensed and Insured and do free estimates

We do everything from finish carpentry to sheds and decks, cabinets flooring remodeling ect... we take pride in our work and offer affordable pricing. Quick turn arounds, and honest work we are licensed and Insured and do free estimates

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Castlemenders LLC

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Castlemenders LLC

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45 years of experience

Licensed General Building Contractor and active Realtor with Century-21.Home Remodeling Experts! Licensed and insured General Building Contractors since 1980. Utah and California. We build, remodel, and repair homes, condos, and apartment buildings. We buy homes in any condition! We sell, rent, and manage residential properties. We also build small commercial stores, offices, and repair small commercial buildings. Construction management, site inspections, quality assurance and progress reports. Construction defect investigations.

Licensed General Building Contractor and active Realtor with Century-21.Home Remodeling Experts! Licensed and insured General Building Contractors since 1980. Utah and California. We build, remodel, and repair homes, condos, and apartment buildings. We buy homes in any condition! We sell, rent, and manage residential properties. We also build small commercial stores, offices, and repair small commercial buildings. Construction management, site inspections, quality assurance and progress reports. Construction defect investigations.

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Precision Development, Inc

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Precision Development, Inc

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28 years of experience

Since the creation of our company in 1997, we have been committed to providing honest, dependable and quality results that surpass our clients' expectations. We are able to assist our clients from conception to completion of their projects. Whether your next project is commercial or residential, you can expect Precision Development to provide superior workmanship that is both on time and on budget. Precision Development was started in 1997 in Cedar City, Utah. It's founder and President, Dennis Gray, has been involved in the construction industry since 1987. He is licensed as a general contractor in Utah, Alaska, and California. During his career he has built close to 1,000 homes and has constructed over 40 separate commercial projects. Superintendant, Tim Tasker joined Precision Development in 2008. Tim's expertise is in running projects. He has expert knowledge in the bidding and subcontractor management phases of construction. At Precision Development we know that when it comes to choosing the right builder for the job, trust is everything. We treat all our clients, no matter what size, with “small town” attention and respect to detail. This is why we feel we have been able to build such a great reputation for ourselves.

Since the creation of our company in 1997, we have been committed to providing honest, dependable and quality results that surpass our clients' expectations. We are able to assist our clients from conception to completion of their projects. Whether your next project is commercial or residential, you can expect Precision Development to provide superior workmanship that is both on time and on budget. Precision Development was started in 1997 in Cedar City, Utah. It's founder and President, Dennis Gray, has been involved in the construction industry since 1987. He is licensed as a general contractor in Utah, Alaska, and California. During his career he has built close to 1,000 homes and has constructed over 40 separate commercial projects. Superintendant, Tim Tasker joined Precision Development in 2008. Tim's expertise is in running projects. He has expert knowledge in the bidding and subcontractor management phases of construction. At Precision Development we know that when it comes to choosing the right builder for the job, trust is everything. We treat all our clients, no matter what size, with “small town” attention and respect to detail. This is why we feel we have been able to build such a great reputation for ourselves.

Refined Coatings

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Refined Coatings

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Refined Coatings is a reliable painting contractor with a lot of successfully completed projects. We work according to the highest industry standards for quality, and we always strive to stay on the cutting-edge.

Refined Coatings is a reliable painting contractor with a lot of successfully completed projects. We work according to the highest industry standards for quality, and we always strive to stay on the cutting-edge.

Scott Pryor Handyman Services

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Scott Pryor Handyman Services

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

No job too small.

"I hired Scott on August 17, 2018 to do some minor electrical, plumbing and some sheet rock repair in preparation for some kitchen cabinets being installed. I made it clear that the time to complete the project was very important because the cabinets had already been purchased and were waiting at Lowes for installation. He assured me that he could complete the job in just a few days and asked for a deposit of $300.00 to start. I wrote the check and asked him to start asap. (the check was cashed that same afternoon). He said he would like to get an early start, and we agreed that he would be at my house the next morning at 8:00am (the whole household had to get up early to accommodate this schedule) He never showed up until about 9:15 am. He said he had to take his daughter to work. He only worked until 10:15 am and then had to leave for the day. He said that he could not return until Tuesday morning because he had prior commitments. I texted him Monday night just to make sure he would be there on Tuesday. He indicated that he would be there at 8:30 am. He showed up at 9:15 am and worked for about 45 mins and left. He told me that he had to take one of his children to the Instacare. And then he had to go to Park City for something and asked if he could stop by on his way back around 9pm, just to go over what I wanted. (I had already giving him plans for the whole job). At 9pm he texted me and said something came up in Park City and he was just leaving. He still had to pick up his wife in Salt Lake City and then he would be at my house. That was at least 1 ½ hours of travel time. I told him it would be too late. He promised he would have the whole day Wednesday and would be at my house by 10am. He texted me on Wednesday at noon and said he was on his way. I called him at 1:30 wondering where he was AGAIN and left a message (he never answers his phone). He texted back again saying he was on his way. He got to my house about 2:00 and finally worked for a few hours (till 5:30). He texted me at 2:00 saying he was up at the University and was on his way to me. An hour later he texted again saying his car was over heating…… got to my house at almost 5pm. I sent him away. I guess he gets to keep the $300 dollars I gave him….. He had worked a total of maybe 5-6 hours. (Only really did about 1 ½ hours’ worth of work). My son had to redo most of what he did because it was not done right. By this time my son had taken the 1 ½ days off and had finished the whole project."

Debra H on August 2018

No job too small.

"I hired Scott on August 17, 2018 to do some minor electrical, plumbing and some sheet rock repair in preparation for some kitchen cabinets being installed. I made it clear that the time to complete the project was very important because the cabinets had already been purchased and were waiting at Lowes for installation. He assured me that he could complete the job in just a few days and asked for a deposit of $300.00 to start. I wrote the check and asked him to start asap. (the check was cashed that same afternoon). He said he would like to get an early start, and we agreed that he would be at my house the next morning at 8:00am (the whole household had to get up early to accommodate this schedule) He never showed up until about 9:15 am. He said he had to take his daughter to work. He only worked until 10:15 am and then had to leave for the day. He said that he could not return until Tuesday morning because he had prior commitments. I texted him Monday night just to make sure he would be there on Tuesday. He indicated that he would be there at 8:30 am. He showed up at 9:15 am and worked for about 45 mins and left. He told me that he had to take one of his children to the Instacare. And then he had to go to Park City for something and asked if he could stop by on his way back around 9pm, just to go over what I wanted. (I had already giving him plans for the whole job). At 9pm he texted me and said something came up in Park City and he was just leaving. He still had to pick up his wife in Salt Lake City and then he would be at my house. That was at least 1 ½ hours of travel time. I told him it would be too late. He promised he would have the whole day Wednesday and would be at my house by 10am. He texted me on Wednesday at noon and said he was on his way. I called him at 1:30 wondering where he was AGAIN and left a message (he never answers his phone). He texted back again saying he was on his way. He got to my house about 2:00 and finally worked for a few hours (till 5:30). He texted me at 2:00 saying he was up at the University and was on his way to me. An hour later he texted again saying his car was over heating…… got to my house at almost 5pm. I sent him away. I guess he gets to keep the $300 dollars I gave him….. He had worked a total of maybe 5-6 hours. (Only really did about 1 ½ hours’ worth of work). My son had to redo most of what he did because it was not done right. By this time my son had taken the 1 ½ days off and had finished the whole project."

Debra H on August 2018

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Unfinished Carpentry questions, answered by experts

The average cost of DIY window framing is about $40 to $60 in materials. If you hire a window treatment professional, you’ll pay for materials plus labor costs—anywhere from $250 to $800 per window. The final cost is highly dependent on the window size, as larger windows are heavier and more difficult to install, as well as the type of window framing material.

Call a foundation repair pro to replace a rotted support beam. Your contractor will likely install temporary support to the area while replacing the beam with new wood or steel. Load-bearing elements of your home—such as the horizontal beams that run along your floors, walls, roof, and ceilings—should be inspected by a trained structural engineer. Call these experts the moment you detect rot, water damage, or foundation issues in your home. 

Yes, most services include necessary frame modifications for proper door fitting. Confirm with your provider.

When building a house, it is customary to use 16d nails that measure 3 1/2 inches in length to construct the frame. These nails are crucial in providing the necessary support and stability for structural elements like joists and studs, which ensures a sturdy framework.

The best way to know if your beams still provide adequate support is to consult a structural engineer. Structural beams can crack and even sag over time but may still be structurally sound. Keep an eye out for signs of issues in your home, such as sagging floors or ceilings, major cracks in your ceiling and walls, or signs of water damage around a weight-bearing wall.

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