By Anonymous October 14, 2014
Went there at 3:20 today, sign on door, return at 3:30 - went back at 4 & new sign, return in 5 minutes. Must not want any customers- won't return!'nn ...read more
By Anonymous January 12, 2014
Sal did an outstanding job painting my entire home, inside and outside. He is the only one, (out of 4 people I received estimates from), that really knew what he was doing, especially with the outside paint in SW Florida..He does 3 steps that take days but prevent uv-sun damage, humidity/rain damage, etc.. GREAT WORK..HIGHLY RECOMMEND. ...read more
By Billzackerman September 05, 2013
Well I never take the time to write reviews..too bzy, but Sal deserves one! This is a great, Professional. He has the work ethic of many years ago. Hard to find in America these days! Highly recommend Sal! ...read more
Having a clean home exterior has definite appeal and better resale value. However the real value is the fact that a homeowner will extend the life of all products used like exterior and lanai paints, pool enclosures, etc. In fact, pressure washing is very affordable in terms of future savings on home maintenance. As far as driveways and walkways, concrete is very porous which allows dirt and other debris to bed deep into the concrete, resulting in a situation where high powered commercial pressure washing machines, as well as professional concrete cleaning machines are the only sure means of removal. Pool areas are important to clean. Not only can the nasty cobwebs and bug debris from the nylon mesh, but also the green&black; mildew / fungus and algae should be removed from the metal framework which extends the life and beauty of the enclosure. We accomplish this task with low to medium pressure by using special "long reach" wands, when needed, along with pressure adjusting valves and tips. Carefully "water sweeping" the mesh clean of debris after using a mild chemical solution to dissolve the organic mold and algae staining right off the metal frame's surface. You can certainly attempt to power wash your home yourself, but If you do not have the proper equipment, know which cleaning products are right for the job, or know how to safely operate a power washer without causing damage to your home, it may be in your best interest to hire a professional to do the job. ...read more
By Sal's Handyman Service August 27, 2012
MOLD - it's not pretty!MOLD can cause health problems that range from itching eyes, sneezing and coughing to serious allergic reactions, asthma attacks and even permanent lung damage. And what many people do not know is that mold could be growing in their homes right now. Mold in a home is most often found on walls, floors, ceilings, carpets and fabrics exposed to moisture. While mold needs moisture, oxygen, a food source and a surface on which to grow, a mold spore in search of a home can come by those essentials relatively easily, even inside a central air system. That is because such a system constantly circulates mold spores found naturally in the air through parts of the system that often have dust on their surfaces. Once a mold spore has embedded itself in that dust -- which provides the nutrients it needs -- all the spore needs is moisture. And that moisture, can come from condensation produced by the air-conditioning coils and especially from high levels of humidity in the air itself, as we have here in Florida. In most cases the most obvious indication of mold in a home is the presence of dark-colored spots on porous surfaces exposed to moisture. If no obvious signs of mold are visible, it is possible that mold is growing inside a wall or ceiling. If you don't see the mold itself, look for signs of moisture -- leaks from roofs or appliances can saturate the wood, wallboard and insulation in walls and ceilings, creating an ideal incubator. In some situations, small amounts of visible mold on an exterior surface can be removed by scrubbing with a 5 or 10 percent solution of chlorine bleach in water. But... if mold is growing inside a wall, it is more difficult to remove. In some cases, we have to go in with respirators and protective suits and take an entire room down to the studs, removing the interior surface of the walls. Before beginning any mold remediation project, it is critical to make sure that the cause of the problem is corrected. Generally the infiltration of moisture into the house as a result of a leak from the roof, a leak from a faulty plumbing pipes, an appliance or your air system -- is corrected. If water damage occurs in your home, do not waste time – with each day the problem will get worse. Contact us at ‘Hercules’ and contact your home insurance company. As residents of Florida, check to make sure your home insurance has “mold” remediation as part of your coverage, including your central air system. ...read more
By Hercules Remodeling & Construction, LLC March 16, 2012
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By SliderMan, Inc. August 17, 2010
In 2024, replacement window trends focus on sustainability, smart technology, and superior insulation. Homeowners prioritize eco-friendly materials and energy-efficient solutions like triple pane windows, which offer thermal insulation and noise reduction. Smart windows, integrated with home automatio... ...read more
You may have considered starting your own apartment cleaning service. If you have startup capital and are physically capable, there is a demand for these types of services. Apartment owners and managers often hire services to clean apartments after tenants move out. Apartment management services also ... ...read more
