Real jobs, with the finished photo first and the messy middle after it. Each one says what the problem was and what I did about it.
Added garage shelving and a new workbench using 2x4s and plywood, secured directly to the wall studs.
The garage needed more storage and did not have a workbench.
I built shelving and a new workbench from 2x4s and plywood and secured them directly to the wall studs. The layout added storage above and below the new work surface.
More storage for tools and supplies, plus a new workbench for garage projects.
Replaced dripping faucets, unreliable shut-off valves, and drains on two bathroom sinks.
The old bathroom faucets would not stop dripping, and the water shut-off valves would not close fully.
I disconnected the drain pipes beneath the sinks, removed and replaced the shut-off valves, and installed new drains and faucets on two bathroom sinks.
Two sinks that no longer drip, with valves that actually shut off.
Assembled a double bunk bed, including the frame, ladder, and storage sections.
Assemble a double bunk bed.
I assembled the bed frame, ladder, and storage sections.
A finished bunk bed, ready for sheets.
Replaced an unstable toilet and repaired the damaged flange and surrounding base.
The old toilet rocked instead of sitting securely. Once it was removed, I found a bent, warped flange and mortar around it that had softened from leaking toilet water.
I removed the damaged flange and cleared out the wet mortar. I poured concrete around the drain area, installed a new flange, and fitted the new toilet on top.
A new toilet installed on the replacement flange and rebuilt base.
Diagnosed a snapped drive belt, cleaned out the dryer, and restored drum movement.
The dryer drum would not spin.
I disassembled the dryer and found that the drive belt had snapped. I cleaned out the inside, installed a new belt, and reassembled the dryer.
The drum was spinning and the dryer was working again.
Past project example. Appliance repair is not a standard advertised service; send details to ask about fit.
Traced a ceiling leak to condensate that was not draining properly and corrected the equipment slope.
Water was leaking through the ceiling. In the attic, I found that the AC unit was tilted away from its main condensate drain, preventing water from draining normally.
I adjusted the unit's balance so the condensate could flow toward the existing main drain. The work focused on correcting the drainage slope rather than changing the AC system.
Normal drainage resumed, resolving the leak.
I don't do HVAC repairs, but this was more of a plumbing fix with only minor tweaks to the AC unit.
Repaired a leaking bathtub, added support beneath the tub and shower, and replaced damaged drywall.
Water leaked through the kitchen ceiling when the upstairs bathtub was running. I traced it to a small hole in the tub. The tub and shower also lacked support underneath. That lack of support contributed to the stress cracks and the hole in the tub.
I patched the hole and added spray foam beneath the existing tub and shower to reduce movement. I replaced water-damaged kitchen ceiling drywall, repaired the bedroom access opening and drywall around the tub, and replaced the bathtub fixtures.
The tub hole was repaired, support was added beneath the fixtures, and the affected drywall was repaired. The updated tub fixtures and stages of the ceiling repair are shown in the photos.
Replaced bathroom light fixtures with two different vanity-light styles.
Replaced the kitchen sink garbage disposal.
Removed the old fan and installed a new ceiling fan with a built-in LED light.
Mounted a desk monitor on an adjustable wall arm.
Tell me what needs fixing. I’ll take it from there.
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