REPAIRS

Electricity plays a vital role in our daily lives both in our homes and workplaces.  Electricity powers everything from our lights to appliances, heating/cooling systems, computers, and even our cars. It can be very frustrating and inconvenient when you have unexpected electrical problems occur in your home or workplace. Some people try to fix the electrical issues as soon as they occur in order to have the system back up and running within a short period of time.

Most every residential home and commercial building interior today is finished with drywall or Sheetrock. It provides a good quality finished surface and is much less labor intensive than the old days when plaster and lathe was the choice for an interior finished surface.

There are many components that comprise the exterior façade of a typical home. Some of these components include doors, windows, masonry (brick, stucco, etc.), trim, siding, roofing, etc. Like the skin on our body which protects our internal organs the components comprising the exterior of our home keeps us safe from the elements of the weather such as extreme heat, cold and moisture. Due to daily use, exposure to ultra-violet sunlight, wind, insect, or moisture damage, these components periodically need maintenance or replacement.

Do you know the difference between a P-trap and a Studor Vent? How about PEX, CPVC, PVC or ABS? When you peruse the plumbing isles at any home center it can be a bit overwhelming if you don’t know what things mean or how all the little parts fit together to make a safe and functional plumbing system.

When it comes to interior repairs or restorative work, York’s professional staff is the best choice hands down. We look at each project with a detailed eye and complete the repairs or restorative work just the same as if it were being done in our own home. We make every effort to have continuous communication or dialogue with our clients throughout the entire process.

All structures whether they be built from steel, concrete, or wood will degrade over time due to the  forces of Mother Nature such as wind, water, snow, etc. The common elements of a house such as windows, doors, siding, and trim are all susceptible to rot or decay when exposed to wind and water. What do you do? Do you replace all the windows, doors and other building components when they show signs of decay or age? The answer is sometimes yes but many times no.