Streamline Restoration, LLC

80$ an hour on time and material projects so if we agree to do work for you based on time and materials expect to pay 80$ per man hour as well as any materials needed to complete your project. Bigger projects I like to give a price for labor, equipment, and materials. So I would give one price for a defined scope of work as discussed with the customer at the time of site visit and anything out of this scope would be discussed and pricing changes would be agreed on by the customer before any work would be done for anything outside of the original pricing and scope of work agreement

My process is the same for repeat customers as it is for new customers. I schedule their job and I show up when I say I’m going to. I answer any questions they have. And I do my best to provide a five star experience for everyone of my customers providing great customer service as well as delivering a completed job with quality craftsmanship

OSHA 20 certified. I’m a certified AVBA waterproofer, I’m also a certified installer for Anderson windows and doors. And I have over 25 years of on the job training and I’m still learning something new everyday as this industry is always changing

My father took me to work with him on his weekends with me as a kid. I knew how to frame a house following blue prints by the time I was 17. I loved it then and I still love it today which is why I’ve never done anything else. I enjoy working with my hands and building so hiring someone who loves their job sure beats hiring someone who is miserable with what they do. Hire someone who loves what they do !

Good, bad, ugly, funny, rich, middle class and poor. No matter what type of customer you are going to be, your all the same at the end of the project…. Smiling Happy satisfied customers that just paid for a great quality job done by Streamline Restoration.

I’m fond of every project I do. I don’t have one that I’m more fond of than the next I make sure that I’m doing my customer right by taking pride in all projects big or small

You get what you pay for. Cheap isn’t always better. Better isn’t always cheap! Most of the times you have to pay twice when you go with the cheapest guy. That’s just my experiences anyway you don’t have to take my word for it. Your welcome to test my theory on your own. Also don’t be so excited to get the first contractor available. If you are looking to get a job done and you get a hold of someone that says yup I can be there tomorrow. You should be asking yourself, why is this guy available tomorrow? There is a reason he is available it’s because he doesn’t have any work and that should raise some questions for you as the customer. Anyone with a decent work ethic in business for themselves should have work that keeps them busy Monday through Friday and most of their customers know that when they speak to them and understand that they have work scheduled already before they heard from you so expect to wait a week, two weeks and sometimes even a couple months for a decent contractor with a known good track record, so it’s almost better to know you have to wait for someone who is in demand that does good work, which means your likely hood of getting a quality job done on your project is much better! If you have to wait a bit it’s worth it. If someone is available tomorrow if you talk to them today, ask yourself why doesn’t he have work? You don’t have to listen to me these are only my opinions

Is this truly what I want, can I afford a quality contractor, basically I encourage my customers to have a good idea of what they want before reaching out to a contractor looking for pricing. If you can come to me with a solid plan it makes my job easier when it comes to giving you the most accurate pricing so that there are no surprises when you get the bill for the work completed