Alliance Home Repair

After years of watching house flipping shows you bought a project home to live in while you remodeled. Taking on kitchen and bathroom remodeling can be a daunting task for anyone. When it's time to give your house a face lift or fix a room that's been bugging your for years, I can help. From start to finish, I will walk you through the remodeling process; answering any questions you may have along the way.

It started off as a simple weekend painting job in the guest room. Spruce it up for when the family comes into town next month. Two weeks later your walls look like what could best be described as a cheap Jackson Pollock knockoff. The attempted vertical stripes are all at different angles, cut-in lines extend well into the carpet, and let's not even get started on how the ceiling fan got a coat of primer.

When the kids said your family room carpet felt like sandpaper you thought they were just being dramatic. It can't be that bad, can it? Back in your day floors were made of raw wood and they had rough, jagged edges. You were lucky to walk over them without picking up splinters! To prove the kids wrong, you crawl down on the floor and run your hand over the faithful carpet that has lined your path for over 15 years.

You've never quite figured out the upstairs shower. Nothing is labeled correctly, the drain doesn't work, and somehow both rotating temperature knobs blast very hot water. This wasn't a problem until Aunt Sheila came to visit. She wasn't told about the special upstairs shower until it was too late.

Just about everyone has heard an electrical horror story. Their cousin's aunt's twice removed step-father got electrocuted while changing out a garbage disposal; now he doesn't have eyebrows. With over 30,000 shock related injuries per year, it's easy to see why electrical and lighting work could require some professional assistance.