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Accessory building construction covers adding small buildings like sheds, garages, or workshops on a property. It includes design, foundation, framing, siding, roofing, doors, and utilities, all built to complement the main structure and meet zoning rules.

Basement waterproofing is a home service that keeps basement areas dry by stopping water from seeping through walls and floors. It involves sealing cracks, installing drains or waterproof membranes, and sometimes a sump pump to manage moisture and prevent flooding.

Bathroom remodeling updates and improves a bathroom, including replacing fixtures, tiling, plumbing, lighting, and storage. It involves planning, removing old components, upgrading surfaces and sanitaryware, and finishing with a refreshed, functional space.

Building construction is the process of creating new buildings, from planning and design to laying foundations, erecting structures, installing systems, and finishing interiors for safe, usable spaces.

Commercial Buildings is a service that supports planning, designing, and managing non-residential buildings like offices, shops, and malls. It covers site evaluation, architecture, systems, sustainability, and project coordination to meet client goals.

Commercial Property is a service that helps you buy, sell, lease, or manage business-focused real estate like offices, shops, and warehouses, handling appraisals, contracts, inspections, and negotiations to support your business needs.

Commercial machinery rental is leasing heavy equipment like excavators, loaders, or forklifts to businesses for short or long-term projects, including delivery, setup, maintenance, and support, so they can perform construction, manufacturing, or logistics tasks without owning the gear.

Construction Home is a service that helps you plan, manage, and oversee building or remodeling projects. It covers design ideas, budgeting, timelines, contractor coordination, permits, safety checks, and on-site quality control to complete your construction reliably.

Construction management is the coordination of a building project from start to finish, where a manager plans, schedules, and oversees workers, budgets, safety, quality, and communications to ensure the project is completed on time and within spec.

Construction site excavation is the process of digging and removing soil or rock to prepare the ground for foundations, trenches, or utilities; it involves planning, safety checks, heavy machinery, grading, and proper disposal of displaced materials.

Custom home building is the process of designing and constructing a unique house to fit a buyer’s preferences, budget, and site. It involves planning with architects, selecting materials, obtaining permits, and coordinating builders, trades, and inspections to finish a tailored home.

Demolition is the process of safely tearing down buildings or structures, removing materials, debris, and utilities, often after planning and permits, and may involve manual or mechanical methods, site cleanup, and waste disposal. It ends with a cleared, safe site.

Drywall installation is fixing large, flat wall panels to studs to create smooth interior walls and ceilings. It involves measuring, cutting, attaching sheets, taping, mudding, sanding, and priming or painting for a finished surface.

Drywall repair fixes holes, dents, or cracks in walls and ceilings. It involves inspecting the damaged area, cutting or patching the drywall, applying joint compound, sanding smooth, and repainting to restore a seamless surface.

Emergency Services is a rapid response system that coordinates help for urgent problems like fires, medical crises, or safety threats, providing paramedics, firefighters, dispatchers, and support to quickly assess, assist, and stabilize the situation.

Exterior painting is the process of applying paint to the outside surfaces of a building to protect and refresh it. It involves cleaning, sanding, priming, selecting weather-resistant paint, and applying multiple coats for a durable, attractive finish.

Exterior structural repairs fix damage to the outside framework of a building, such as walls, foundations, or supports. It involves inspecting for cracks or weaknesses, replacing or reinforcing damaged materials, sealing against moisture, and ensuring safety and stability.

Home building is the process of designing, planning, and constructing a house, from choosing a site and layout to laying foundations, erecting walls, installing systems, and finishing interiors, all to create a safe, livable residence.

Install flooring is the service of putting new floor material—like wood, tile, or carpet—into a room. It involves measuring, preparing the subfloor, cutting pieces to fit, laying or snapping the material, securing it, and finishing edges for a smooth, durable surface.

Insurance Claim is the process of asking an insurer to pay for a loss or damage covered by your policy. It involves filing details, providing proof, and waiting for assessment and payment according to your coverage and terms.

Insurance Repairs is a service that handles fixing damaged items or properties after an insured event, coordinating assessments, approvals, and contractor work to restore the item to its pre-incident condition under the policy terms.

Interior structural repairs fix or reinforce the building’s inside framework after damage or wear, such as walls, beams, columns, or floors. It involves assessing damage, replacing or strengthening damaged parts, and ensuring safety and stability for living or working spaces.

Paint indoors is a service that covers walls, ceilings, and other interior surfaces with paint to refresh color and protect surfaces, including prep work like cleaning, sanding, priming, and applying coats for a smooth, even finish.

Patio construction is building outdoor living space paved with concrete, stone, or pavers. It involves planning, site prep, setting foundations/base, laying the surface, edging, drainage, and finishing touches like lighting or seating to create a functional outdoor area.

Plumbing fixture installation is the process of setting up and connecting items like sinks, toilets, faucets, and drains to a home’s water supply and drainage system, including measurements, fittings, seals, testing for leaks, and ensuring proper operation.

Pole building construction is building sturdy structures by anchoring large wooden or metal posts (poles) into the ground and attaching a frame and exterior walls, often used for barns, garages, or storage sheds, focusing on quick, durable, and cost-effective construction.

Property Restoration is fixing and renewing damaged buildings or rooms, including cleaning, drying, repairing structures, replacing ruined materials, and returning the space to safe, functional condition after disasters like floods, fires, or wear.

Refurbishment is updating or restoring a space by repairing, renovating, or replacing surfaces, fittings, and fixtures to improve appearance, functionality, and comfort while keeping the core structure intact.

Remodeling is updating or changing a home’s rooms and features to improve function, style, or value. It involves planning, demolition, construction, installing new fixtures, and finishing touches like painting and flooring to create a refreshed space.

Repair flooring is fixing damaged floor surfaces to restore a smooth, safe surface. It involves assessing damage, patching or replacing boards, sanding, staining or sealing, and applying finish so the floor looks good and lasts longer.

Repair water fixtures is fixing or replacing parts like taps, faucets, valves, leaks, and seals in sinks, showers, and toilets to stop drips, prevent water waste, and restore proper operation.

Repairs & maintenance is the service of fixing and keeping things in working order, like repairing broken parts, servicing equipment, replacing worn parts, and performing routine checks to prevent future issues and extend the life of items or systems.

Roof installation is the process of adding a new roof to a building, including planning, removing old materials if needed, laying underlayment, installing shingles, tiles, or metal, and sealing edges to protect against weather.

Roof repair fixes leaks, damaged shingles, and worn flashing to prevent water damage. It involves inspecting for problems, replacing or sealing damaged parts, and ensuring the roof is watertight and safe again.

Tile work replacement is when damaged or worn tiles are removed and new ones are installed to restore a surface like floors or walls, ensuring proper alignment, grouting, and sealing for a durable, finished look.

Water & moisture control services detect, prevent, and fix leaks, damp, and condensation in homes or buildings. It involves inspections, drying, moisture reduction, waterproofing, mold prevention, and recommendations to protect structure and indoor air quality.

Repair is fixing broken items to restore them to working condition. It involves diagnosing the problem, replacing or mending damaged parts, testing the function, and ensuring safety so the item works like new again.