descriptionWork DescriptionWe will be installing 2 SettleStop Wall Anchors w/ 7' C-Channel.
descriptionWork DescriptionWe will be installing 5 SettleStop Intellibraces and 5 Joist Reinforcements.
person_checkOwnerNot specifiedperson_textApplicantMichael PhillipsengineeringContractorNot specified descriptionWork DescriptionLean-to to garage on the west side.
person_checkOwnerNot specifiedperson_textApplicantJohn LoweengineeringContractorNot specified descriptionWork Description12x16 metal shed in the back yard next to existing smaller one
person_checkOwnerNot specifiedperson_textApplicantRobert MeolaengineeringContractorNot specified descriptionWork DescriptionRemodel / Renovation of Existing House (No Additions) Scope of Work Includes.1. New Roof2. Framing Repair of Joist - Studs - Rafters where need to Repair water Damage.3. Replace Exterior Wood Siding Where Needed.4. New House Wrap / Vinyl Siding5. Replace Sub floors where Needed / New Floor Coverings6. Add Kitchen / Bath Circuits - Lights in Living room.7. Replace Drywall where needed - New Taping and Painting.8. Remodel Bathroom and Kitchen
descriptionWork DescriptionTear down existing deck and replace with a new one.
descriptionWork DescriptionConstruct a new wood handicapped ramp. Remove one existing bush. Support posts will be placed 3' deep in concrete to provide frost protection. Install handrails along the handicapped ramp. The handicapped ramp will not be attached to the residential home. The homeowner will use the existing ramp to provide access from the house to the front porch.
descriptionWork DescriptionConstruct a new wood handicapped ramp. Remove and store the existing steps. Install steps to access existing sidewalk from platform. Support posts will be 3' deep in concrete to provide frost protection. Install handrails along the handicapped ramp and steps. The handicapped ramp will not be attached to the residential home.
descriptionWork DescriptionConstruct a new wood handicapped ramp. Clean the existing brick walkway. Relocate the existing firepit. Support posts will be placed in concrete 3' below the ground to provide frost protection. Handrails will be installed along the handicapped ramp. The handicapped ramp will not be attached to the residential home.
descriptionWork DescriptionConstruct a new wood handicapped ramp. Add a platform above the existing porch to place the ramp at the same elevation as the front door. Steps will be installed to allow access to the driveway. Posts will be placed in concrete 3' below the ground to provide frost protection. Handrails will be installed along the ramp and the steps. The ramp and platform will not be attached to the residential home.
descriptionWork DescriptionWe will be installing 5 Shims and 4 SettleStop Floor Support System (3-5')
descriptionWork DescriptionNew attached rear treated framed composite deck 12x14
descriptionWork Descriptionrebuild walls from home damage
descriptionWork DescriptionRemove existing porch and framing, leave roof. Replace with free standing deck, no roof load, roof load carries from post to footers (see agreement)
descriptionWork DescriptionBuild a front porch/
descriptionWork DescriptionConstruct a new wood handicapped ramp off of the back porch and extend to existing brick pavers walkway. The existing brick pavers will be cleaned and all debris will be removed.
descriptionWork DescriptionDemo garage from tree falling onto. Rebuild new garage per insurance claim
descriptionWork DescriptionWrap around Deck. 3 sides of house.
descriptionWork Description1. Remove the existing deck structure entirely. 2. Install new ledger board across the back side of the home. 3. Design, build and install new deck to include posts, railings, floors and steps. Note: new deck will have a staircase and landing on the West section instead of going back across the entire back side of the home. We will do something creative around the hot tub area at the bottom of the landing. 4. New posts will be installed below grade and back filled with concrete. 5. Treated lumber will be used for all materials.
descriptionWork DescriptionPorch and deck
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