Lara's Services Group LLC

Appliance Maintenance is a service that keeps household machines like fridges, washers, and ovens working well. It involves regular inspections, cleaning, parts checks, and minor tune-ups to prevent breakdowns and extend their life.

Attic Insulation is the process of filling an attic with insulating material to keep heat inside in winter and outside in summer, reducing drafts and energy bills; it involves installing or upgrading insulation in the attic spaces and around access doors and vents.

Attic venting is the process of installing or improving vents in an attic to let hot air and moisture escape, reducing heat buildup and preventing wood damage. It involves vents, soffit intakes, and sometimes fans to promote airflow and balance inside the attic.

Clearing & grubbing is the initial site work that removes vegetation, trees, roots, and debris to prepare the land for construction, grading, and building. It includes clearing the area, grinding stumps, and disposing of organic material.

Complete site demolition is safely tearing down a building and clearing all structures, debris, and foundations. It involves planning, permitting, disconnecting utilities, demolition work, debris removal, and site cleanup to prepare the land for new construction or redevelopment.

Composite decks are outdoor flooring made from a mix of wood fibers and plastic, designed for durability and low maintenance. They involve planning, measuring, installing boards, fasteners, steps, and railing to create a weather-resistant outdoor living space.

Concrete demolition is the process of safely breaking down and removing concrete structures, such as slabs, walls, or foundations, using tools like breakers and saws, with dust control, debris removal, and site cleanup.

Concrete driveway building is the process of pouring and shaping concrete to create a smooth, durable path from the street to a home or garage, including site prep, formwork, leveling, curing, and finishing for a sturdy, long-lasting surface.

Concrete footings are the foundation slabs poured into the ground to support a building’s weight. They involve digging trenches, placing forms and rebar, then pouring reinforced concrete to create a stable base.

Concrete sidewalk building is creating a smooth, durable path along a property edge by laying and shaping concrete, finishing it, and letting it cure. It involves site prep, measuring, pouring, leveling, edging, and sealing for safe, even walkways.

Construction cleanup is the process of tidying up a site after building or renovation, removing debris, dust, nails, and wasted materials, and preparing spaces for use. It includes trash removal, sweeping, vacuuming, and final touch cleaning of surfaces and fixtures.

Contracting Services are professional services where a contractor manages and completes specific work or projects for clients, including planning, sourcing materials, coordinating labor, and ensuring quality and timeliness to deliver the agreed results.

Crawlspace insulation is adding insulation to the space under a house to keep heat in and moisture out. It involves sealing gaps, insulating walls and floors, and sometimes vapor barriers to improve energy efficiency and comfort.

Debris removal is a service that collects, transports, and disposes of unwanted materials like trash, rubble, or fallen debris from a site, clearing pathways and improving safety and cleanliness. It may include sorting and responsible disposal or recycling.

Decks is a service that helps you design, organize, and set up your project boards, tasks, and workflows. It involves creating boards, adding cards, assigning tasks, tracking progress, and collaborating with teammates in one place.

Demolition is the careful tearing down of buildings or structures, using tools and methods to remove materials safely, manage debris, and prepare the site for new construction or land redevelopment.

Demolition permit service helps you apply for and obtain official approval to tear down a building or structure. It involves submitting plans, site details, safety measures, and compliance checks to local authorities to ensure legal and safe demolition.

Emergency Response Services provide fast, coordinated actions to protect people and property during crises, including dispatching responders, assessing dangers, delivering first aid, and coordinating with police, fire, and medical teams to stabilize situations quickly.

Fire Protection Systems are safety measures that detect, control, and extinguish fires to protect people and property. It includes alarms, sprinklers, suppression systems, and ongoing maintenance to ensure readiness and compliance.

Fire damage cleanup & repair is a service that removes smoke, soot, and water damage after a fire, then cleans, sanitizes, and restores a home or business, including repairing structural damage, replacing damaged materials, and returning spaces to safe, usable condition.

Flooring is the service of finishing or replacing the floors in a space, including selecting materials, measuring, removing old flooring, and installing new options like wood, tile, carpet, or vinyl to create a durable, level, and attractive surface.

Foundations is a beginner-friendly program that teaches core skills, basics, and confidence for a solid start—covering essential concepts, foundational practices, and practical activities to build a strong base for further learning.

General cleanup is a service that tidies up and organizes a space or system, removing clutter, sorting items, and fixing minor issues to improve order, safety, and usability; it aims for a clear, well-functioning result with minimal disruption.

General construction covers planning, managing, and building projects from start to finish, including site prep, framing, utilities, and finishing work, coordinating trades, timelines, safety, and quality to deliver a completed structure.

General repairs covers fixing common household or workplace problems, such as minor carpentry, plumbing, electrical touch-ups, appliance issues, and other small fixes to restore normal function and safety.

General repairs & maintenance covers fixing and keeping a building, equipment, or systems in good working order. It involves routine checks, minor fixes, parts replacement, and preventive tasks to prevent larger problems.

Heating And Cooling is a service that keeps indoor temperatures comfortable by installing, repairing, and maintaining furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps, and other climate control systems, plus managing energy efficiency and airflow for homes or businesses.

High Reach Demolition is a service that uses tall cranes or machines with long arms to safely take down buildings and structures from above, reducing the need for ground work and protecting nearby areas during the demolition process.

Home renovations involve updating or improving a house, such as remodeling rooms, updating kitchens or bathrooms, replacing floors, painting, and upgrading fixtures to enhance comfort, functionality, and value.

Household Maintenance is a service that helps keep your home in good repair, covering routine tasks like fixing leaks, testing systems, painting, cleaning gutters, and minor repairs to prevent bigger problems and keep everything running smoothly.

Install flooring is the service of laying new floor materials, such as wood, tile, or carpet, in a room. It involves measuring, removing old flooring, preparing the surface, cutting pieces to fit, and securing them with adhesive or nails, plus finishing edges.

Installation is the process of putting a product or system in place so it’s ready to use. It involves preparing the space, setting up hardware or software, configuring settings, testing it works, and providing basic guidance for ongoing use.

Insulation Contractors install and certify insulation materials in homes and buildings to improve energy efficiency, regulate temperature, and reduce noise, performing assessments, planning, installation, and ensuring proper sealing and safety.

Insulation Needs is a service that helps determine how much and what type of insulation a home or building requires to stay warm in winter and cool in summer, assess current insulation, and recommend improvements and costs.

Interior demolition is the careful tearing down of non-structural parts inside a building, like walls, ceilings, and fixtures, while keeping the structure intact. It involves planning, safety checks, dust control, waste removal, and site cleanup.

Kitchen remodeling is the process of updating or renovating a kitchen to improve layout, appliances, storage, lighting, and finishes. It may involve planning, design, demolition, new cabinets, countertops, flooring, plumbing, and electrical work to create a functional, fresh space.

Lead Testing is a service that checks for lead contamination in materials or water. It involves collecting samples, sending them to a lab, and receiving a report that shows lead levels and safety recommendations.

Leaking Pipe is a service that detects, locates, and repairs water leaks in pipes to stop dripping, prevent damage, and restore normal water flow. It involves diagnosis, patching or replacing faulty sections, and testing for a secure fix.

Mold damage restoration is the process of cleaning up and fixing areas affected by mold growth after water damage, removing mold, drying and dehumidifying, sanitizing surfaces, repairing damage, and preventing future mold with moisture control.

Mold inspection is a professional check to find signs of mold in a home or building. It involves a visual inspection, moisture checks, and may include taken samples or air tests to identify mold types and advise on removal or prevention steps.

Mold remediation is cleaning and removing mold from a home or building, stopping its spread, fixing moisture problems, and cleaning affected areas to improve indoor air quality and prevent health issues.

Multi-story demolition is the controlled tearing down of tall buildings using specialized methods and safety measures to remove structures piece by piece, often with careful planning, debris removal, and site cleanup to minimize impact on surrounding areas.

Painting is the act of applying colors to a surface to create pictures or decorate things. It involves choosing materials, preparing the surface, mixing pigments, and using brushes or other tools to add layers, textures, and details.

Plumbing is the service of installing and fixing pipes, fixtures, and drainage in homes or buildings. It involves diagnosing leaks, unclogging drains, repairing water supply lines, and ensuring safe, clean water delivery and proper wastewater removal.

Property Damage is a service that handles cases where someone has damaged your property. It involves assessing the damage, documenting it, calculating repairs or replacement costs, and guiding you through filing claims or seeking compensation from those responsible.

Remodeling is updating and changing a space inside a home or building—like kitchens or bathrooms—by planning layouts, choosing new materials, and upgrading fixtures, to improve function, style, and value.

Repair flooring is fixing damaged floors to restore a smooth, safe surface. It involves assessing damage, replacing warped or cracked boards, sanding, filling gaps, refinishing, and sealing to improve appearance and durability.

Residential Insulation is the process of filling walls, attics, and floors with materials that slow heat flow to keep homes warm in winter and cool in summer, reduce energy use, improve comfort, and lower utility bills.

Retaining walls are engineered structures built to hold back soil and prevent slides on slopes. They involve design, materials (like concrete or stone), drainage, and proper installation to stabilize terrain and create usable flat spaces.

Roof inspection is a professional check of a roof's condition to find leaks, damage, and wear. It involves examining shingles, flashing, gutters, vents, and skylights, noting needed repairs or safety issues, and reporting findings for maintenance or insurance.

Roof installation is the process of adding a new roof to a building. It involves measuring, preparing surfaces, installing insulation, laying roofing materials (shingles, metal, or tile), sealing joints, and ensuring waterproofing and proper drainage.

Roof repair is fixing leaks, cracks, or damage on a roof to keep a building dry. It involves inspecting for problems, replacing or sealing damaged shingles or flashing, and ensuring the roof drains properly to prevent future issues.

Roof repair for storm & wind damage fixes damaged shingles, leaks, and structural issues after storms. It includes inspection, replacement of broken materials, sealing, and restoration to protect the home from further damage.

Roofing is the work of installing or repairing the exterior covering of a building’s roof to protect it from weather. It involves inspecting, removing old materials, laying underlayment, installing shingles or tiles, sealing joints, and ensuring proper drainage and insulation.

Scrap metal handling is the process of collecting, sorting, transporting, and preparing discarded metal items for recycling or reuse, including cleaning, cutting, and compacting to reduce waste and recover valuable materials.

Selective demolition is the careful removal of specific parts of a building, like interiors, fixtures, or non-structural elements, while preserving the rest. It involves planning, careful sorting and recycling of materials, and protecting the surrounding structure and environment.

Sewage cleanup is the safe removal and cleaning of sewage spills and contaminated water, including odors, waste, and biohazards. It involves containment, sanitizing surfaces, proper disposal, ventilation, and protection for workers to prevent health risks.

Skylight installation is adding a window in a roof to bring natural light into a room. It involves measuring, cutting the roof, fitting a frame and glass or panel, sealing for weatherproofing, and finishing the interior with trim and insulation.

Skylight repair fixes damaged or leaking roof windows to restore light and insulation. It involves inspecting for cracks or seal failures, replacing broken panes or seals, and resealing or resealing around the frame to prevent leaks and improve energy efficiency.

Smoke Damage is a service that assesses and cleans up damage caused by smoke from fires. It includes cleaning soot, removing odors, deodorization, and restoring affected rooms and belongings to a safe, livable condition.

Vapor Intrusion is when hazardous gases from soil or groundwater, like solvents, move into buildings through cracks and openings. The service assesses risks, tests for contaminants, and helps design measures to reduce exposure and ensure indoor air quality.

Water Extraction is a service that collects and removes water from areas affected by floods, spills, or leaks, using pumps and hoses. It involves assessing damage, removing standing water, and preparing the space for drying and restoration.

Water damage-related cleanup & repair is a service that quickly removes water, dries and sanitizes affected areas, and fixes structural or cosmetic damage to prevent mold and restore your home or business to its pre-damage condition.

Water damage-related mold removal is the process of cleaning up mold that grows after water damage, drying the area, removing affected materials, treating surfaces to prevent regrowth, and ensuring the space is safe and dry to prevent future mold.

Water removal is the process of removing excess water from a damaged area, such as after leaks or flooding. It involves extracting standing water, drying surfaces, and preventing mold and further damage to restore normal conditions.

Waterproofing is sealing surfaces to prevent water from seeping in. It involves inspecting leaks, cleaning and prepping the area, applying protective coatings or membranes, and testing to ensure dry, protected foundations, roofs, or walls.

Wood staining is applying a colored liquid to wood to change its color, highlight grain, and protect it from damage. It involves cleaning the surface, choosing a stain, applying evenly, wiping excess, and letting it dry; additional clear coats may follow for durability.

Commercial roofing is the process of installing, repairing, and maintaining roofs on business buildings, warehouses, and factories. It involves assessing roof types, waterproofing, insulation, flashing, and arranging durable materials and professional crews for long-lasting protection.

Flat roofing is installing and maintaining a level roof surface on buildings. It involves selecting a weatherproof membrane, adding insulation, applying waterproof coatings, and ensuring proper drainage, repairs, and coatings over time.

Metal roofing is a durable roof made from metal sheets or panels, such as steel or aluminum. It involves selecting a material, installing panels over a roof deck with fasteners, flashing, and insulation, and often offers long life and weather resistance.

Reroofing is replacing an old roof with a new one. It involves removing the existing shingles or roofing material, inspecting and repairing the underlying deck, then installing new underlayment and roofing to protect the structure from weather.