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To all whom this concerns. My name is Arnold Brown of "Hope-In-Motion handyman services. I can perform a wide variety of in home services and some outside the home as well. My specialties are: TV mounting, Chandelier and Ceiling fan installation's, toilet and faucet repairs and new installation's. Deck repairs. Sheet rock installation's and repairs and much more. Just call me for more information @ 936-235-8171. Most estimates are free if within 30 miles.

Number of employees varies. Uses subs. Cost is determined by the job. Travel charges apply. Additional charge for emergency service applies.

EnV Restoration is a general contractor responsible for the means and methods to be used in the construction/ execution of the project in accordance with the contract documents. Said contract documents usually include the contract agreement including budget, the general and special conditions and the plans and specification of the project. EnV Restoration is responsible for supplying of all material, labor, equipment and services necessary for the construction of the project. To do this it is common for the general contractor to subcontract part of the work to other persons and companies that specialize in these types of work. These are called subcontractors.

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"Whole experience was rather pleasant. Very friendly and gave me a great quote. Would of cost me almost the same to do it myself. They updated me daily on what they were going to work on, and they finished in time. A year later and floor still looks great. "

Wood and ceramic tile instulation, flooring.

"Last year we signed a contract with Bullion to reseal our pool deck. We set a time for them to do the work but then Harvey hit and we got flooded. Needless to say having the pool deck resealed was the least of our problems so we contacted Bullion to cancel the contract, which they would do but it would cost us $200. We paid it but I think in a disaster where we saw so many local businesses step up to help, and expect nothing in return, it says a lot that this business was still trying to make a buck, even off flood victims. We recently had our deck resealed but we didn't use Bullion. Given their dollar first attitude I wouldn't recommend them."

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"My home flooded in Harvey, and Fire Reconstruction was responsible for the rebuild. Fire Reconstruction included new outlets in my quote, as they were adamant that the City would necessitate their replacement, even though they had not been damaged or touched by the flood waters. I agreed, but on the condition that I only wanted the electrical work done that was necessary by code, and I wanted to be involved if the City requested any upgraded electrical. Fire Reconstruction then pulled the electrical permit and arranged preliminary inspection by the City; the inspection report stated that all NEW devices had to be upgraded to AFCI and tamper resistant, there was nothing about replacing existing devices. Fire Reconstruction proceeded to replace them anyway, and at the end of the project I was assessed an additional charge to upgrade the wiring to AFCI. When I spoke to the city supervisor, he clarified that the ONLY reason the wiring needed upgrading was that Fire Reconstruction had replaced the outlets; and as written in the inspection report, all NEW devices fall under current code. I was told that had they left them alone, they would have passed final inspection as-is. I brought this to the attention of Fire Reconstruction, and they claimed they replaced them because the city inspector told them they had to, even though this contradicted the permit inspection report. They could provide me nothing to show that it was in fact necessary to replace the outlets, only hearsay and pointing fingers at the City. Fire Reconstruction staff is not current on city code, at least as it pertains to electrical, and made assumptions that in the end cost me $3100. They continue to blame the city and the permitting process, instead of taking the time to research and understand what the code requirements are. Overall their work was good, albeit slow at times, but as my general contractor I am paying a premium for their expertise and knowledge of city codes and I came away from this project angry that they would not even acknowledge their error."

"They were on top of everything. They anticipated aspects of the project I had not considered and gave valuable guidance how best to proceed. They did a super job of remodeling my kitchen and I could not be more pleased."