Additional Services

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• Closet Design
• Mold Remediation
• Sheet Rock, Tape and Spackle Paint
• Hard Wood, and Ceramic Flooring Tile

Fitting your closets to your particular needs, Master Closet, Linen Closets, Bedroom and Hall Closets, Office and Pantry Closets. We can accommodate all your interior closet needs.

Molds are naturally occurring fungi that can be found anywhere, and can grow on virtually any substance, as long as moisture or water, oxygen, and an organic source are present.  Molds reproduce by creating tiny spores (viable seeds) that usually cannot be seen without magnification.  Mold spores continually float through the indoor and outdoor air.

Currently, there are no EPA regulations or standards for airborne mold.  There are no mandated actions specific to the molds and indoor air quality required by any state or federal agencies.  The  U.S. EPA states "standards" or Threshold Limit Values for airborne  concentrations or mold, or mold spores, have not been set.

Whether you call it drywall, sheetrock or gypsum board, consistently well finished interior walls and ceilings all start with the same simple components.  Your walls are all made up of the following materials: drywall, screws, tape and spackle compound.  It's the craftsmen  installing these materials that can make or break the job.

Our installers quickly follow and supervise the unloading of the material  and get it up on the frame fast.  Taping, application of three coats of compound, alternating with a rough and finish sanding sounds easy but it's not.  A good drywall job is almost like an assembly line process.

Nothing  stands out more than poorly spackle drywall seams.  Our skilled  craftsmen have the ability to trowel out clean, straight lines throughout your building.  We will repair one piece of sheetrock or install and spackle your entire building.

Wood tile is a ceramic tile that is made to look like genuine hardwood floor.  With today's technology the look isn't the only thing that will make people think it is genuine hardwood, wood-like tiles can also be  textured to resemble a more natural hardwood surface.