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"This wiring repair project was complicated by how old the house is. Cory came exactly when he said they would. Very efficient and friendly, answering all my questions so I felt comfortable. He found the faulty wiring problem, repaired it and gave me options for future projects. The service with this company is excellent from the office scheduling to repair and safety inspection. I would recommend them to anyone and already have."

"Excellent service from start to finish. Easy to schedule and outstanding service. Our electrician Seth was an absolute pleasure. Very happy with his quality work. Highly recommend Salt Light. I even joined their club membership!"

We are committed to excellence in every aspect of our business. We uphold a standard of integrity bound by fairness, honesty, and personal responsibility. Our distinction is the quality of service we bring to our customers. Accurate knowledge of our trade combined with ability is what makes us true professionals. Above all, we are watchful of our customers' interests and make their concerns the basis of our business. \n

"2 way light switches stopped working in downstairs hallway. They fixed that issue but created another with a 3 way switch on the upstairs landing. They claimed they needed to trace out everything before they could figure out what was wrong with it. They quoted a very high price to do it (over $500). Had another electrical contractor come out and fix the same 3 way light switch problem in 45 minutes for $100."

"I purchased the big deal but had to wait for my light fixtures to come in before using the service.
Went great. Travis arrived right on time. The lights had a twine on the chain and were not particularly well engineered even though they were expensive. Travis measured each light several times. Because I knew how I wanted the shortened twine to look after he measured the chain, I did the finish on the twine.
He was very exacting on the measurements and adjusted even 1/4".
I thought it was great work and will use them as my handyman in the future.


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"David arrived as planned. He lacked one of the drill bits needed for the job so it took him longer than he and we had planned. We/he were able to borrow a bit from one of the community members. The residents are very pleased with the light/light install."

"Excellent service!  Mike was extremely accommodating.  He explained everything he was doing and even replaced a few spray nozzles that did not provide the best coverage with new nozzles at no additional cost to me.  I requested information about some additions that I would like to add to the system and he provided a really reasonable estimate.  I have contracted to have Mike and Western Irrigation & Landscape to return on 3/8/2014 for one repair action, some system additions, additional tune-ups/adjustments to improve sprinkle coverage, and to provide an estimate for landscape lighting.
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"Jay Sexton is one of the most pleasant people you will ever work with.  He respectful, considerate, and thoughtful about his advice.  I asked Jay to build a two-level patio that I had designed for a particular spot in the backyard, with power and water supply to an Italianate fountain that I had previously purchased.  Jay made a number of very important suggestions for the size, design, materials, and layout of the patio, resulting in a much better outcome.  His crew was very efficient.  The stonemasons were artists who worked with an expensive stone to create a delightful design with random shapes that, because of the thickness of the stone, had to be created by sawing individual pieces and then chiseling the edges to give the sort of aged, rough lines that we were looking for.
Jay was meticulous in following up and went well beyond what was expected in installing the fountain, which proved to be more work that we originally thought it would be.
This was such a good experience that we decided to expand the scope of our landscaping project and have hired Eclipse to do the design and installation.  Once again, it proving to be a pleasure to work with Eclipse.
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".The electrical service in this house dated to 1946. Start the vacuum cleaner and the lights would dim, that kind of thing. George gave me a price I liked and after securing the permit from the City he gave me a date when  the upgrade would take place. I've had George over for work in the past and this time he was every bit as good as he was the first time...maybe better. Everything that could go right, did go right. The work included a new high-rise service entry as well as a new ground rod and a whole bunch of new 20 amp circuit breakers. I'm very pleased.
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Jonathan “Jon” Wehr worked for me as a Contractor and served in the role of Project Supervisor in the restoration and renovation of both 112 & 113 Main St. Smithville, Texas.   The 113 project lasted five months and the 112 project last a month.  Jon performed his daily tasks professionally, admirably and at a fair cost.  During the project he elevated himself from Carpenter to Supervisor of the project.  He immediately became immersed in the restoration of the 113 project from day one; not only as a carpenter, but using his deep skill set he was / is able to perform a variety of construction functions and led the crews to meet the project objectives.   112 Main St. was a renovation and face lift to bring in a now successful Bakery.  113 is now a successful dance studio.

Some, but not all, of Jon’s skill sets are:

Carpentry:  Jon began his employment demonstrating his skills by duplicating exact an entire turn of the century window frame as an entry-level task (as there were many renew, refresh and salvage tasks to be accomplished).  Drawing upon Jon’s forte’ he constructed the front picture window encasements (both interior and exterior) when the existing windows were woefully constructed in a prior disjointed renovation.  These windows had one plate glass pane shoved up into the abutting wall for what ever reason and the encasements didn’t match.  Jon was able to recover the large plate glass picture window and built duplicate store front windows using available modern materials. He did all this while maintaining the integrity of the turn of the century look. Jon reattached the original bead board ceiling as needed. He demolished, repaired and reconstructed an interior office space which studs were so rotted it surprised me the wall stood.  He replaced these studs and beefed up the wall minimizing sheet rock loss and expense.  He repaired the floor and installed 2K sq ft of new pine flooring; leveling and strengthening as needed.  He built air conditioning platforms and “pony” walls above and around the bathrooms and office.  He skillfully removed the foot shy back windows and replaced them with the appropriate windows for the opening.  He reattached the original crown moulding and removed and repurposed hidden moulding allowing crown mould sameness at the ceiling.  He trussed and hung bead board ceiling and built a utility fur down.  He hung 3 very large new double doors and finished them off with period trim attached by stick and mason keepers.  Jon built awnings and also (using recovered turn of the century sliding door hardware) a sliding door from scratch, plus restored the large front awning at the front of the building.  Finishing trim was tight and right.  I observed a technique I had not seen before on a free standing wall and its crown molding when Jon wrapped the end upon itself as opposed to leaving a square butt cut.

Masonry: Repaired grout lines, repaired brick, edged old plaster with new mortar, sealed the brick with appropriate sealer, filled holes with new plaster, and supervised the floating of a 700 sq ft concrete floor with leveling compound.

Plumbing: When Jon was repairing a bathroom floor, he went the extra mile and checked the main drain line and found the 4 inch sewer line severed from the external main line (this had been caused by other workers whose actions would have caused major system failure requiring demolishing a new floor had the toilets been seated and operational).  Jon also was able to plumb the bathroom sinks, toilets, a vintage corner hand washing station, a commercial gas on demand hot water heater, all at or better standards than the plumber initially contracted to do the job.

Drywall:  Jon is very skilled in hanging sheetrock on interior walls and bathrooms.   Jon is able to tape and float the wall without overdoing the use of joint compound, thus preventing excess dust, and time preparing a wall for paint.  In 113 we did a smooth float and an orange peel. In 112 we did a stucco free style.

Paint:  Jon skill in painting has the building shining like a new penny!  He is skilled in prep, paint selection, spraying, and cut in; he is meticulous about a dust free environment in which to put product on surfaces to be finished.  He and his helper prepped, swept and mopped all surfaces prior to applying product.  He applied elastomeric to the masonry; both interior and exterior.

Jon is bright and personable, is highly self-motivated and well capable of achieving any goal he sets his mind to. Jon’s quick promotion to Project Supervisor is an example of that. His experience ensured the job was delivered at or below reasonable cost.  His attention to detail starts with perfection and ends there as well.  If there is a reasonable compromise to a situation Jon will give the options to the client clearly offering guidance.  He ensured the job was orderly, teams met project deadlines and the site was kept clean.  Other trade employees perceive Jon as a valuable resource and looked to him for innovative direction of this restoration.

Jon welcomes leadership opportunities and meets his deadlines on time.

America needs more employees like Jon. He is an asset to any individual or company that hires him.

If you would like additional information about Jon, you can telephone me at (830) 839-4332.

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