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I want to thank Dan and Carla for the opportunity to help them with their washer and dryer relocation project, from the ...
10/23/2026

I want to thank Dan and Carla for the opportunity to help them with their washer and dryer relocation project, from the basement to upstairs.
I had to cut out spots for the washer plumbing box, plumbing access below the washer box, and an electrical outlet box.
I ran new drain and waterlines and tied into the existing pvc drain and copper waterlines.
I had to run an electrical circuit from the washer dryer area to the panel and connect it to the breaker.
While I was cleaning up/sweeping off the water heater from drilling holes for electrical, I bumped the electrical wire going to the water heater and it sparked. Crazy thing is that it didn't trip the breaker. 😮 I turned off the breaker so that I could safely investigate the problem. I found that the previous owners had hooked up the electrical qrong and one of the hot lines shorted put on the metal wire connector. I had enough wire to cutout the bad spots and hook it up correctly.
When I was running the wire for the washer/dryer outlet, I notice water on the drain line in the basement coming from the kitchen sink. When I looked under the sink, I found that it was an S-trap and became detached and the gasket was bad. I went to Menards and picked up fittings to make the necessary repairs. I removed the S-trap and installed a p-trap with an air admittance vent to help with drainage. I tested the connections and made sure there wasn't any leaks.

Holly and Allie's Before and After pictures.
10/23/2026

Holly and Allie's Before and After pictures.

10/23/2026

I want to thank Holly Zeller and Allie for the opportunity to help them with their flooring project. We had originally had it scheduled for during the winter, but conflicting schedules, and other unforseen issues, we finally made it happen in September.
Huge thank you to both of them with for their patience, understanding, and hospitality throughout the whole process, it definitely made it less stressful.
They had removed most of the flooring and staples prior, which saved quite a bit of labor.
There were several spots where I had to shave down, sand, and even apply floor mud on a spot to fix imperfections in the floor.
I installed vinyl planking throughout the house except for the 2 bedrooms. After I got the flooring installed, I cut/nailed on door casings, shoe trim around the cabinets and in front of the doors, and base trim. While I was installing the flooring in front of the furnace and removed the cover, I smelled gas 👎 I used the soap test and found the leak at the street 90° elbow attached to the gas valve. I told Holly about the leak and she said she would call someone to fix it. I said, "No need, I got this!" No more leaks.
They had a drainline sticking up through the floor behind the dryer, that I removed and patched the hole and capped the unused softener drain line.
When I got into the bathroom and pulled the toilet, I had to install a repair fl**ge. I finished the flooring, trim, and caulked all around.
While working on the project, their underground waterline blew and the well company dug it up and repaired it, but there wasn't any heat tape on the line to keep it from freezing. I said, "I got you", and installed heat tape and insulation around the pipes. 😊

I want to thank Michael and Lauren for the opportunity to help them with their handyman projects. They originally wanted...
10/15/2026

I want to thank Michael and Lauren for the opportunity to help them with their handyman projects. They originally wanted me to replace the ceiling fan upstairs in the office, the under cabinet microwave, and spacers behind the outlet/switch below the microwave.
I quickly found out that it wasn't going to be a cut and dry job. When I removed the old ceiling fan, I found that there were multiple splices in the wiring and just taped. I reduced it down to only 1 splice with a wire nut and taped and then the main connections to the fan.
When I got to the microwave, I found that previous owners had installed the tile backsplash to high on the sides and backwall, keeping the microwave from not completely centered underneath the cabinet.
When I went to add spacers behind the outlet/switch to bring it out flush with the tile I realized there was a big problem. As I was pushing the outlet back I to the box, the light started flickering and the switch started smoking. 😱
I went into the basement to find the breaker that controlled the power to that switch, and quickly found more issues. The wires going into the side of the breaker panel weren't secured and rubbed against the inside of the hole. The protective sheathing wore through and the wire was arcing against the breaker panel. 😳 I got it all fixed and safe for them.

I want to thank Tony and Marcy for the opportunity to help them with their addition crawlspace project. Previous owners ...
10/15/2026

I want to thank Tony and Marcy for the opportunity to help them with their addition crawlspace project.
Previous owners built an addition on the deck and enclosed only 3/4 sides, allowing animals to easily access underneath. The animals tore up all of the insulation between the joists and the insulation board nailed to the bottom of the joists.
I enclosed the last side and then cut/ glued 2" reflective insulation boards around the perimeter. I install dryer vent duct and terminated it to the outside instead of blowing underneath.
I had to replace most of the side bottom support boards and then installed 6 mil v***r barrier all around.
To finish off the project, I cut out and installed automatic foundation vents that automatically open at 70° to help with humidity and close at 40° to keep the cold air out.

Shoutout to Tyler and his crew at S&K Printing (The Print Shop), for decking out my van with my new vinyl decals! Tyler ...
10/09/2026

Shoutout to Tyler and his crew at S&K Printing (The Print Shop), for decking out my van with my new vinyl decals! Tyler and his crew drew up some designs from what we shared with them and sent Kim and I proofs for review. Once we agreed on a design and size, Tyler got them ordered. We dropped it off this morning and they had it done within a couple of hours. We absolutely love the decals and top notch workmanship. If you need any copies, design ideas, business cards, banners, etc. we highly recommend S&K Printing for all of your printing essentials. Thank you again Tyler and crew for your help and expertise on our business decal and installation.

I want to thank Bob and Karen for another opportunity to help them with their handyman projects. This time they had me s...
09/19/2026

I want to thank Bob and Karen for another opportunity to help them with their handyman projects. This time they had me switch the door flush door slabs with white 6 panel doors on the 2 bedroom and hall closet door.
I removed the existing doors and had to mortise out the new ones for new hinges and door k***s. A couple of the doors I had to trim the bottoms and even the width in order to fit the opening.

I want to thank Gary and Mary for the opportunity to help them with their storage garage service door replacement, garag...
09/19/2026

I want to thank Gary and Mary for the opportunity to help them with their storage garage service door replacement, garage door seal trim, and 2x2 bottom board projects. I replaced the service door with one with composite jamb and pvc brickmould for a more weather resistant application. I wrapped the jamb with door tape and installed threshold seal as well. While replacing the door, I noticed the concrete between the pad and garage was cracked and missing in places. I removed all of the old concrete, built up a base, and filled it in with quickcrete. After the door was installed I insulated between the jamb and rough opening and caulked around the outside and along the bottom as well.
The vinyl seal trim around the big door had seen some better days so I replaced them.
Gary had installed 2x2 boards along the bottom of the steel to keep mice out of the garage ,but some were either broken, rotted, or missing.
I got some steel wool and pushed it up into the ribs of the steel and replaced the 2x2's.

I want to thank Bob and Laurie for the opportunity to help them with a few of their handyman projects. A couple of the p...
09/19/2026

I want to thank Bob and Laurie for the opportunity to help them with a few of their handyman projects. A couple of the projects made me get out of my comfort zone and they loved the end results 😊
I started off with the front door. I had to scrape the old paint and the caulking around the windows. The old caulking left a black residue I had to clean off before painting. I painted all of the jambs, window grid, trim above the door, and the riser board. I applied caulking along the bottom of the riser to prevent water from running behind the concrete porch and heaving more. I pulled the door off of the hinges and painted it as well.
It's amazing what a little bit of paint can do and save so much money. If they had wanted to replace the door, it would've cost over $2500 just for the door.
After I got the done with the front door, I moved onto refinishing the trim around the garage door.
The garage service door off of the back needed replaced due to too much rot from the weather throughout the years. They decided on a 6 panel without a window. I recommended going with one with a composite jamb and pvc brickmould so that it would be water proof, and minimal maintenance.
The patio door had weathered and had several spots I had to apply wood filler on, sand, and then paint. It was another example of where a little bit of TLC can prevent having to replace something and saving money for my customer.
The step on their deck had dropped and I raised it back up and secured it to the main deck.

09/12/2026

Huge shout out to my friend Jordan William Perow with Perow Concrete for putting in a driveway next to our garage and retaining walls off of our walkout basement.
Jordan and his crew rocked it out, worked their butts off and made sure we were completely satisfied with the work. If you're in need of any concrete work done, I'd highly recommend Perow Concrete! You won't be disappointed. Thank you so much Jordan!
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Ionia, MI
48846

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