Salvation Builders LLC

Serves Pflugerville, TX

35244

Hired 132 times

2 employees

52 years in business

Not yet available

4.9

This pro accepts payments via Cash, PayPal, Venmo, and Zelle.

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Hours

Sun Closed

Mon 6:00 am - 8:00 pm

Tues 6:00 am - 8:00 pm

Wed 6:00 am - 8:00 pm

Thurs 6:00 am - 8:00 pm

Fri 6:00 am - 8:00 pm

Sat Closed

Credentials

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Troy Denman
Completed on 10/22/2022

Introduction

My name is Troy Denman. I've been building homes since 1983 , and I recently moved to New Braunfels Texas where my wife and I opened Salvation Builders LLC. I am skilled in Framing. Finish carpentry, building decks, Gazebos, fences, and wood accent ceiling and walls such as tongue and groove or shiplap, painting, finish hardware installation. Building closets, handrail installation, several types of flooring, hardwood. Laminate, and luxury vinyl plank. I can fix doors, install doors, install appliances. I am not a licensed electrician, nor plumber so I don't fix appliances, re-run electrical, or do plumbing. My focus is on quality and customer satisfaction. I am also a bee keeper and will do honey bee removal. You want to save money on your project. Ways to help yourself are to Have your hardware and appliances unboxed, unwrapped ready to install. keep everything especially the instructions and screws and tools but this process is time consuming, and you are paying for my time and hourly for my crew members. I charge $150 for the first man hour and $100 per man hourafter that. You can help with your project if you like. If your skilled and can help speed me up you can save money, if you are talkative and unsure you can slow me down, which is fine, but you are paying for that time. Some things are simply un-foreseeable that add time to a project. Damage from bugs or water, needing to clean an area that was hidden. Are you having a dishwasher replaced. you can clean out the area under the kitchen sink where all the connections are to help me save time. I'll be happy to do it for you but it's added time I get paid for, you could have done it yourself and not needed to pay for the added time. Just a few ideas to help you understand ways to get the most out of your money when hiring me or anyone else to do your project. Have a blessed day. I look forward to serving you.

Q&A

What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?

I have a lot of experience and use quality tools and techniques. Cheap labor is not good, and good labor is not cheap. I look to give you a quality product in a timely and professional manner. $100 per hour is per person. Not for the whole crew. Each person on the crew is doing work. 2 people work for 1 hr= 2hrs. Ideally the 2 people accomplish in 1 hr what would take 1 person 2 hours or more by himself. Often having 2 or more people working makes the project safer, higher quality, and faster.

What is your typical process for working with a new customer?

I like to discuss the project in detail and have a good working plan and agreement in place, and make certain that I am able to meet the need the client has.

What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?

I have worked in the trades since 1983, owned a General Contracting business in Utah, and I have built homes as well as commercial buildings in Texas. Wyoming, Utah, Washington, Oregon, American Samoa, California, Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, Nebraska, Montana and Idaho,

How did you get started doing this type of work?

My father was a General Contractor and I grew up on jobsites.

What types of customers have you worked with?

I've worked with all kinds of customers from hobbyists to commercial builders and Custom home builders.

Describe a recent project you are fond of. How long did it take?

I recently worked with a homeowner who needed a wall reframed, I ended up helping her fix her bathroom, setting her cabinets, laying her luxury vinyl plank flooring, setting her doors, doing the finish carpentry, including a custom post wrap.installing her cabinet door hardware and door hardware, as well as repairing a door jamb that had been kicked in. We had a great working relationship and she was very complimentary on my craftsmanship.

What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?

Is the pro flexible in time, experienced in using your product choices, and courteous? with available references?

What questions should customers think through before talking to professionals about their project?

Have you picked products for your project? What is your expected time frame? Have you picked colors if applicable? Is your product available, Are matching trim moldings available if applicable? Did you pick up all of the necessary hardware to complete your project? Are there possible pitfalls that can hinder your project? Does your project require permits? Is there a good work area at the site with power, water, bathroom availability depending upon the duration of the project? Do you need permission from your HOA? Is there room for material storage? How will you deal with the waste generated? packaging, cut offs, demolition etc.?