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Fixing up the busted pipe for our customer!

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Fun project we completed in Shenandoah, Texas!

Fun project we completed in Shenandoah, Texas!

Need a pergola?? Give us a call! 936-701-0550

Custom built pergola completed today with electrical and ceiling fans!

Need a pergola? Please give us a call! 936-701-0550

Custom built pergola completed today with electrical and ceiling fans!

Custom built pergola completed today with electrical and ceiling fans!

Thank you Mr. Cantrell for the Business! Project turned out fabulous!

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CONTRACTOR LICENSING

One of the things we've heard, was how contractors claim to be a licensed general contractor. What many people don't know is this:

THERE IS NO LICENSING THROUGH THE STATE OF TEXAS OR IN HARRIS OR MONTGOMERY COUNTIES FOR GENERAL CONTRACTORS, HANDYMAN, REMODELING,ETC.
While licensing for specialities such as electrical, plumbing,pest control, and HVAC are a very real thing and should most definitely be sought after, such a thing does not exist in the Houston and surrounding areas for general contractors. If your contractor tells you they are licensed, ask them through whom they are licensed. It may be that they got some fly by night licensing on the internet, or they are licensed for one of the above mentioned specialties, or they could be outright lying to make themselves sound more competent and reliable.

DO YOUR HOMEWORK. Check reviews, ask for proof of insurance, and if it sounds too good to be true...it probably is.

We all want to keep our family and personal items safe and secure during these chaotic times we are all going through!

Shelters, Panic Rooms,Safe Rooms, Hidden Rooms, underground bunkers. This is a discreet service we offer and build. If your interested please message us for a free no obligation estimate!

CONTRACTOR LICENSING

One of the things we've heard, was how contractors claim to be a licensed general contractor. What many people don't know is this:

THERE IS NO LICENSING THROUGH THE STATE OF TEXAS OR IN HARRIS OR MONTGOMERY COUNTIES FOR GENERAL CONTRACTORS, HANDYMAN, REMODELING,ETC.
While licensing for specialities such as electrical, plumbing,pest control, and HVAC are a very real thing and should most definitely be sought after, such a thing does not exist in the Houston and surrounding areas for general contractors. If your contractor tells you they are licensed, ask them through whom they are licensed. It may be that they got some fly by night licensing on the internet, or they are licensed for one of the above mentioned specialties, or they could be outright lying to make themselves sound more competent and reliable.

DO YOUR HOMEWORK. Check reviews, ask for proof of insurance, and if it sounds too good to be true...it probably is.

Here are 11 tips to get the most out of your contractor and next home improvement project:

1. Connect with your contractor
The right person for the job will be easy to talk to. Make sure you see eye to eye by hiring a contractor that understands your goals and has experience in the type of job you are looking for. Communication is key for all projects, so insist on regular contact by email, phone or text messages. Allow the work crew to manage their day-to-day work, but set up a weekly face-to-face update from the foreman.

2. Understand that price reflects quality
Ask your contractor for his or her recommendations on how the project should take place. In the long run, is it worth cutting corners for a temporary fix? The lowest bid is not always the best. Request a written description of the materials necessary for the job. A low bid may indicate that a contractor uses sub-par materials or is desperate for work. The more accurate bid is likely somewhere in the middle.

3. Know a contractor's credentials
Before you hire a contractor, be sure you understand their qualifications.

4. Get your home improvement contract in writing
Your contract should include: detailed time frames, the total cost, payment arrangements, project description, names of parties involved and how to handle additional costs if necessary. Be cautious; if you are not given a timeline for the job to be completed, this may indicate the contractor has several current jobs and may not complete your job in a timely manner. Keep track of all-important information as well by keeping job-related documents such as contracts, payments and receipts in one place.

5. Be upfront about your home improvement budget
If necessary, break the project down into multiple phases. Although this may increase the total cost due to repetitious start-up expenses and inflation, it may also be a better option for you to spread out the cost over time. Homeowners can often save money by doing somel tasks on their own, such as cleaning and painting.

6. Educate yourself about home improvement requirements
Know what permits are required and what regulations need to be followed for your remodeling project. Your contractor or architect should be responsible for applying for and acquiring all necessary permits. Don't be passive, however; ask for information. Know what’s going on behind the scenes. The cost of the job will increase if the contractor is surprised by outdated wiring or other concealed budget busters.

7. Be prepared for home renovation
Construction debris
Before a job begins, make sure your home is prepared. That includes having an area where workers can store their tools, and sealing the site's entry point.

8. Wait to start demolition
Begin demolition only after the new equipment and supplies have arrived, including windows, doors, appliances or any other essential items.

9. Be courteous of your neighbors during your renovation
Inform the work crew where your property lines are located to prevent materials from being placed in the wrong area.

10. Keep your eye on the renovation prize
Although the project will be disruptive, don't forget that the end result will be worth it.

11. Ensure things are complete before signing off on the renovation
Schedule a final walkthrough. Meet with your contractor and make note of any tasks that need to be completed. Be sure to request an affidavit of final release or lien wavier. Once the job is complete and the final payment is made, this clears you of any liability for third-party claims.

The Polasek family reached out to us awhile back in regards to there back exterior door having issues.

Well we found out where the leak was coming in and tearing there beautiful home up, also during that we found that they had termites and we treated for those as well.

We will always go above and beyond for our customers no matter the issue.

Just FYI the treated trim on outside and inside is only temporary, next phase will be new siding and new walls!

Thank you very much for trusting us to repair your home!

Before and after!

Mrs. Lopez did not have any extra carpet to repair the step so we improvised and made it happen.

Thanks for reaching out to us! We appreciate the business!

Trinity Construction Services

Is your old fence in need of repair, or do you need a new privacy fence? Don’t worry, we are here to help!

Pricing starts at $17.50 linear ft for our standard 6’ pressure treated privacy fencing and $22.75 linear ft for 6’ cedar pickets. Prices include all materials and labor and 1x6 rot board.

If you have an old fence that needs to be removed first, that’s ok! We will remove and properly dispose of your old fence for $1.00 Linear Ft.

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We also are running specials on custom decks and patios!

Treated and Composite Decking available and in stock!

Call us today 936-701-0550 or simply book an appointment here on Facebook for your free inspection and estimate!

Is your old fence in need of repair, or do you need a new privacy fence? Don’t worry, we are here to help!

Pricing starts at $17.50 linear ft for our standard 6’ pressure treated privacy fencing and $22.75 linear ft for 6’ cedar pickets. Prices include all materials and labor and 1x6 rot board.

If you have an old fence that needs to be removed first, that’s ok! We will remove and properly dispose of your old fence for $1.00 Linear Ft.

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We also are running specials on custom decks and patios!

Treated and Composite Decking available and in stock!

Call us today 936-701-0550 or simply book an appointment here on Facebook for your free inspection and estimate!

Guess what?

We are now offering haul off and disposal services!

We have 2 trucks and trailers ready to work, if it’s heavy haul off and skid steer or dump trailer is needed we can accommodate those services as well!

936-701-0550

We are here to help!

Thank you Mr. & Mrs. Raguso for the work, it was a great project and we hope your enjoying the new deck!

Thank you Toby & Schelle Davis for allowing us to work on your new home! It turned out fantastic!

We look forward to the next phases of work you want done!

Just a quick facelift for Mr. Shane’s secondary bathroom. Thank you for the business

Thank you Mrs. Judy for the work! It was fun project!

Thank you Rodney for the work!

Needed a new exterior door installed and we got it done!

Thank you so much!

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We are so close to 1,000 likes!

Once we reach this goal we will be having a giveaway!!

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