Downtown to Arrowhead. Plaster, screen doors and paint that has taken thirty West Valley summers.
Serving the Phoenix metro
One reply with a flat quote for the whole list.
No charge to ask, and no obligation to book.
Catlin Court and the historic downtown blocks are 1920s to 40s: plaster over lath, wood windows and doors that want planing rather than replacing. The 1960s and 70s neighborhoods have block walls, steel screen doors and original bathrooms. Arrowhead Ranch and the north end are 1990s tract, so fence, grout and fixture work. West Valley sun is harder on exterior paint and wood than anywhere else in the metro, which is why timing the work matters here more than most places.
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This is not a boundary. Every request from Glendale gets an answer, whether the ZIP is listed here or not.
Downtown to Arrowhead. Plaster, screen doors, paint.
Every job is quoted flat before the visit, so nothing starts until you have the number. Longer lists are quoted as half-day or full-day work. The price comes from the work in front of it, not from the ZIP code it happens in.
Every job below gets a flat quote up front. Bundle several and they’re priced as one visit.
Interior touch-ups, accent walls, doors, trim and small exteriors.
Sticking doors, deadbolts, strike plates, weatherstripping and screen doors.
Holes, cracks, water stains and texture-matched patches.
Faucets, toilets, disposals, shutoff valves and leaks under the sink.
Outlets, switches, ceiling fans, light fixtures and doorbells.
Cracked tiles, regrouting, caulk lines and shower-floor repairs.
Fill the form with what needs doing and a photo or two. Bundle everything; it is priced as one visit.
A written price for the whole list comes back before anything is booked. Timing gets worked out from there.
Work is walked through with you before it is called done. Payment and any coverage follow the quote you already agreed to.
March or October. Paint that goes onto a 150 degree west-facing wall in July fails early and no warranty covers it, so exterior work gets booked for the shoulder months on purpose.
Yes, from Catlin Court and downtown out to Arrowhead and the Loop 101 corridor.
Yes. Plaster keyed into lath is different work than drywall, and it is quoted as plaster rather than being patched with drywall compound and hoped over.
Usually. It is generally the closer, the hinge screws pulling out of an old jamb, or a frame that has racked. All three are fixable without replacing the door.
Based in central Phoenix, covering these eleven areas.
Send the list and a photo or two. A flat quote for the whole list comes back in one reply.