C. Kehrer Construction & Restoration LLC.

Accessory building construction refers to building small, standalone structures on a property, like sheds, garages, or workshops, that complement the main home. It includes design, foundation, framing, roofing, siding, and basic utilities as needed.

Basement remodeling is converting an unused basement into usable living space. It involves planning, renovating walls, floors, and ceilings, updating lighting and insulation, adding plumbing or electrical upgrades, and finishing with new walls, flooring, and storage areas.

Bathroom remodeling is updating a bathroom to improve style and function, including replacing fixtures like tubs, showers, sinks, toilets, cabinets, flooring, lighting, and paint, often freshening waterproofing and layout for better flow and efficiency.

Commercial projects involve planning and delivering business-focused building or infrastructure work, such as offices, retail spaces, or facilities. It covers design, budgeting, procurement, schedules, safety, compliance, and coordination among teams to meet client goals.

Concrete pouring is the process of placing liquid concrete into forms or foundations to create solid structures. It involves mixing concrete, transporting it to the site, pouring it evenly, and finishing the surface as it sets and hardens.

Deck construction is the process of building an outdoor floor or platform, usually attached to a house. It involves planning, measuring, laying a base, installing framing, decking boards, railings, and finishing touches like steps and lighting.

Drywall installation is the process of putting up flat panels of gypsum board to form walls and ceilings. It involves measuring, cutting, fastening panels to studs, taping joints, and applying joint compound and sanding to create a smooth surface for finishing.

Drywall repair fixes damaged walls and ceilings by patching holes, cracks, or dents, then taping, mudding, sanding, and painting to restore a smooth surface and appearance inside a home or building.

Exterior painting is applying paint to the outside walls of a building to protect and refresh its look. It involves cleaning, repairing surfaces, priming, choosing durable paints, and applying multiple coats for a smooth, weather-resistant finish.

Exterior structural repairs involve fixing the outside framework of a building, such as walls, foundations, floors, and ceilings, to restore stability and safety. It includes diagnosing damage, replacing or reinforcing materials, and ensuring weatherproofing and durability.

Fire damage cleanup & repair is a service that removes soot, smoke, and water damage after a fire, cleans and deodorizes, inspects structure, and restores walls, ceilings, floors, and fixtures to safe, pre‑loss condition.

Flooring is the service of installing, replacing, or repairing the floor surfaces in a space, such as wood, tile, carpet, or vinyl. It involves measuring, preparing the subfloor, choosing materials, and laying or finishing the new floor for a smooth, durable result.

General building construction is the overall process of planning, designing, and constructing new buildings or structures, including site preparation, foundations, framing, walls, roofing, utilities, and finishes, from start to completion.

General construction covers building and renovating structures, coordinating sites, managing crews, materials, safety, and timelines to complete projects from planning through delivery.

Gutter cleaning is the service of removing leaves, dirt, and debris from your gutters and downspouts to ensure water can flow freely, preventing overflow, leaks, and damage to the roof, walls, and foundation.

Home addition construction is expanding a house by adding space such as rooms, a second floor, or extensions. It involves planning with engineers or architects, securing permits, foundation work, framing, utilities, insulation, and finishing to blend with the existing home.

Home renovations are changes to improve a house’s structure, layout, or appearance. It involves planning, sourcing materials, and updating areas like kitchens, bathrooms, or living spaces, often including plumbing, electrical work, painting, and flooring.

Home repairs are fixing or maintaining the parts of a house that are worn, damaged, or not working well, from leaky faucets and broken doors to small electrical issues, carpentry, or painting, to keep the home safe and comfortable.

Install flooring is the service of laying new floor coverings, such as laminate, tile, or hardwood. It involves measuring the area, removing old flooring, cutting pieces to fit, securing them in place, and finishing with trimming, sealing, or transitions as needed.

Interior finishing involves completing the inside of a building after it’s built or renovated. It includes tasks like installing walls, ceilings, floors, paint, trim, doors, and fixtures to make living spaces ready for use.

Interior structural repairs involve fixing key building supports inside a home or building, such as beams, columns, walls, or floors that are damaged or unsafe, to restore strength, stability, and safety without major exterior renovations.

Kitchen remodeling is updating and improving a kitchen, including planning a new layout, replacing cabinets, countertops, appliances, flooring, and lighting, and often upgrading plumbing and electrical work to create a more functional, stylish space.

Mold damage restoration is restoring your home after mold growth from water problems. It involves finding and removing mold, drying areas, cleaning and sanitizing surfaces, repairing damaged materials, and preventing future moisture and mold.

Mold inspection checks a home or building for mold growth, moisture problems, and hidden areas. A pro visits, looks for signs, tests air and surfaces if needed, and suggests fixes to remove mold and prevent recurrence.

Mold mitigation is the process of finding and removing mold growth to prevent health issues and further damage. It involves identifying moisture sources, safely containing and cleaning mold, repairing leaks, and improving ventilation to stop future growth.

Mold remediation is the process of finding and removing mold from buildings, stopping its growth, and fixing moisture problems to prevent future outbreaks. It includes assessment, containment, cleaning, and repair of affected areas.

Paint indoors is a service that helps you refresh interior walls and ceilings with interior-grade paint. It includes prep, priming, applying coats, edge work, clean-up, and minor surface fixes to improve color, coverage, and durability inside your home.

Painting is creating pictures or applying color to surfaces using brushes, rollers, or other tools. It involves choosing colors, preparing the surface, applying coats, and adding details to express ideas or decorate spaces.

Patio construction is the process of designing and building an outdoor stone, concrete, or paver area for sunny or shaded spaces. It involves planning size and style, preparing the ground, laying foundation, installing edging and drainage, and finishing with a smooth, durable surface.

Plumbing is the service of installing, repairing, and maintaining pipes, fixtures, and drainage in homes or buildings. It involves fixing leaks, unclogging drains, installing appliances, and ensuring safe, functional water and waste systems.

Porch construction is building an outdoor, sheltered area attached to a home. It involves planning, framing, decking, railings, stairs, and finishing touches to create a functional space for relaxing or entertaining.

Remodeling is updating or redesigning a home’s interior or exterior—changing layouts, fixtures, finishes, and systems to improve function, style, and value. It involves planning, budgeting, sourcing materials, and coordinating trades like carpenters, electricians, and plumbers.

Repair flooring is fixing or restoring damaged floor surfaces to look and function like new. It involves patching cracks or holes, sanding, refinishing, replacing worn boards or tiles, and sealing to protect from future damage.

Stamped concrete pouring is laying a concrete surface and pressing patterns or textures into it while it’s soft, then letting it cure. It involves preparing the area, pouring, stamping, edging, and sealing to create a decorative, durable floor or patio.

Tile work installation is the process of laying and securing tiles on floors or walls. It involves prep (cleaning, leveling), applying adhesive, placing tiles in patterns, cutting tiles to fit edges, grouting joints, and sealing for a smooth, durable finish.

Tile work replacement is swapping damaged or old tiles for new ones, including removing broken tiles, cleaning the area, applying adhesive, placing new tiles, and sealing grout to restore a smooth, durable surface.

Water damage-related cleanup & repair is a service that removes excess water, dries and dehumidifies spaces, cleans and sanitizes affected areas, and fixes damage like warped floors, ruined drywall, and mold risk to restore safety and usability after flooding or leaks.

Water damage-related mold removal is a service that cleans up mold growing after water intrusion, dries affected areas, removes moldy materials, sanitizes surfaces, and fixes moisture problems to prevent future growth.

Water removal is a service that quickly eliminates excess water from an area, drying flooded rooms or damp spaces using pumps, pumps, and dehumidifiers. It involves assessing damage, extracting water, and beginning drying to prevent further harm.

Waterproofing is a service that protects buildings or objects from water damage by sealing surfaces and applying coatings or membranes. It involves inspecting, cleaning, repairing cracks, and applying barriers to keep water out and prevent leaks.