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"I paid the contractor personally. I hope that is correct. The original estimate was $850. In addition, they replaced a shutter and painted it for another $100. I made out a check for $950 and gave it to the contractor."

"​I recently had a significant issue with the exterior wood trim and frame around my front door—years of weather had caused some serious rot. I called Faraway Services LLC based on a recommendation, and I couldn't be happier with the result. ​From the initial consultation, Richard was professional and knowledgeable. Richard clearly explained the damage, the necessary steps for the wood replacement, and gave me a transparent, fair estimate. There were no surprise charges, and they committed to a timeline that they actually stuck to.Richard did an amazing job and would recommend for anyone needing door repairs."

"Jordan and Emi were a pleasure to deal with. They were very courteous and friendly. They were on time and took extra measures to protect our property and informed us on what they were doing. They did a fantastic job of repairing some drywall that was damaged from a water leak. We will be calling on them again for the next project."

"Troy from TWF Construction came this afternoon to fix our toilet. It needed new wax ring and new screws and bolts. Friendly, efficient, and cleaned up the work area. Would recommend TWF Construction. Thank you for making it easy to get our toilet fixed."

"It is with deep satisfaction that I recommend Grady?s Painting and Plastering & Construction. Mr. George Grady is a skilled craftsman. He was hired to correct long neglected and extensive masonry and window issues on a large, beautiful Presbyterian Church built in the Civil War era in Philadelphia. The property was neglected with only minimal maintenance performed over the last 40+ years. The building was in severe decline and in need of stabilization and restoration on many fronts. Cracked ledge plates were chipped out and reestablished, internal walls damaged by leakage were broken out and repaired, brickwork was repointed and in severe cases reestablished to original strength and beauty. Leaks around the base of the building were addressed to stabilize deterioration of the foundation. Large rotted window sills under beautiful stained glass windows were restored after significant masonry reestablishment due to water damage under the rotted out sills. Broken and missing stained glass windows are in the process of repair and replacement. The process started with new metal frames cast by Mr. Grady. The new frames will hold clear painted replications of the original stained glass, also crafted by Mr. Grady. Regular windows all around the church and manse were also repaired and restored. Roof leaks were accurately identified and repaired. A sagging plaster ceiling has been torn out and restored. All this work was done by Mr. Grady alone or with an occasional helper. He worked with care, expertise and respect for the original structure. The results far exceeded our expectations and have injected new life into a building on the brink. This building, owned by the Presbytery of Philadelphia, now houses a new urban ministry in a newly gentrifying area of the city. We are happy to have had the good fortune to be connected to Grady's Painting and Plastering & Construction"

I've had many different jobs from electric,pluming, small repairs on anything.\nIm very detailed oriented, I pride on finding different problems before they become into huge problems down the road and make recommendations. I've been working at my job installing and repairing dental equipment for 8 years so I have my hands on installing and repairing plumbing,air and hydraulics on a daily. I also install cabinets in offices .

"Sunshine was amazing! Nate Sullivan and his crews were great to work with on our new roof and gutter installation as well as window replacement! Very professional, reasonably priced with quality work and products. Will use them for all future repair and renovations. Have referred them to many who have also been very satisfied as well!"

"Mr Delgado has a natural instinct for restoring furniture to its optimal appearance. He is an artist. He repaired a pair of huanghwali northern hat chairs for me, and then I sent them to auction and they made $25k. He has restored a series of other pieces of furniture for me, and I don't believe it would have been possible to do better. He restored a Renaissance revival server for me, and I gave him its mate in gratitude. He picks up and delivers, all with an old-world charm that you no longer find in his business."

"Mike and his son, Ray, run a good family business.  I have found them helpful, responsive and trustworthy in their recommendations about what I need to do vs. can save money on. I really appreciated that Mike called me on a Sunday to provide advice on purchasing a good quality toilet (from Home Depot, so he had no incentive to steer me one way or the other), which his son Ray installed the next day.  Both Mike and Ray take the time to explain the services they are providing AND they give new home-owners good tips on repairs we can do ourselves - which cuts into their business but makes me very willing to call back when I really need help.  I did have one service that needed a follow-up appointment because something didn't quite work right (hot water wasn't flowing properly to the newly installed shower head), but I appreciated that Ray came back out the next business day and fixed the issue free of charge.
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"He called before he arrived, giving me an estimated time of arrival, and he arrived promptly. He was very pleasant, polite and cordial, and took a look/listen to the back screen door. After lubricating the hinges didn't work, he quickly figured out the culprit and fixed that. Since it did not take very long to make the repairs, he offered to look at other doors. I forgot the sliding door handles were loose, so he tightened those up and also lubricated the track. The door slides much easier now! Also, the front door was squeaking so he figured out the problem there. The upper jamb was pulling away from the frame a bit, so he removed the upper pneumatic assembly and put a screw in there to hold the upper jamb, and then positioned another screw below that one. Then he put the pneumatic assembly back and the door no longer squeaks! He also lubricated the hinges there as well. 
He was a really nice guy who knew a lot about doors, frames, hinges, and other things too. I would call him again if I had any problems around the house.
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