Get matched with top hardware, latches & tracks (door) repairers or replacers in McClellan Park, CA

"Mr Tenorio came over gave me an estimate and explained what needed to be done to replace water heater .immediately felt comfortable and hired them . They showed up on time finished job and i would hire them again."

"The repair team was great. Very efficient and knowledgeable of what the problem was with my awning. Great service, will definitely call them again."

"Michael was professional and cordial. It was a pleasure having him repair my fence."

"Replacement of the door went great. Would definitely use this company again and reccomend to others."

"Quick arrival, gracious technician quickly created better lock than I had before and 2 keys. Thank you!!!"

"Aaron did a great job of repairing drywall, texturing to match. He also did a fantastic job of repairing baseboard, mitering replacement wood to fit perfectly. Once painted no one will ever know there were repairs. I'd have no hesitation in hiring him again."

"Team of two arrived right on time and began work right after reviewing work to be done.  Windows were left sparkling clean, no streaks or smudges; very pleased with thorough job of cleaning the window tracks and the screens.  Very conscientious and careful about our house and belongings.
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"Aaron did a good job adding a hinged door with a handle to one side of my chicken coop. I was very happy with his work. I plan to have him help me with other tasks/projects at my property."

"Awesome job by Matt and his team at Premier Power Washing. They did an excellent job clearing the roof of all the moss and left the yard pristine clean. I would recommend them to anyone needing roof cleaning or power washing."

"A spiral staircase was to go over a sewer line. This contractor is not afraid to tackle this project. The contractor built a balcony and wooden staircase 15 years ago. Owner decided to replace wooden staircase with a powder coated iron staircase and handrails to current code. The pole was to be over a 12”x12” concrete square using piers. Only problem was the sewer line was where the pole was to go. The sewer line was covered and wrapped before pouring concrete. Passed building inspection. Two high quality redwood deck boards replaced existing that split. Window frames had dry rot, but replaced. Post for electrical outlet lowered for aesthetics."