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"Mike was here when he said he would be. He repaired both doors promptly and efficiently. He was very professional and knowledgeable. I will be hiring him again for any work that I need done. I would recommend him to anyone."

At the heart of our company is a simple promise: “Local Pro’s providing great service for better prices.” We’re proud to be a team of skilled local professionals dedicated to delivering high-quality work without the inflated costs you often see from larger companies.\n\nBecause we live and work in the same community as our customers, we understand what matters most—reliability, honesty, and results you can trust. Every project we take on is handled with care, attention to detail, and a commitment to exceeding expectations.\n\nOur goal is straightforward: combine expert-level service with fair, transparent pricing so you never have to choose between quality and affordability. When you work with us, you’re not just hiring a service—you’re supporting local pros who truly care about your satisfaction.

"Windows were sparkling clean when they finished. Not an easy job as we have both aluminum storms as well as wood storms on a 1926 house. All windows have french panes on top making it even more challenging. All windows require the use of ladder. Work was done quickly and professionally. They know what they are doing. Great results!"

"Bruce provided excellent service from the initial phone call to request an estimate through the installation and follow up.  His workmamsip was excellent and we continue to be pleased with the qulaity of the windows (Marvin) that were installed.  Bruce keeps you well informed and listens to what you are trying to accomplish. "

Veteran owner/operator specializing in residential and commercial electrical, solar and home inspections. We offer free estimates and a customized work order. Please contact our office today to schedule your free estimate at 913-702-6907 or visit us at www.bowerconstructionks.com for more inforamtion. \n

"Chris has always been our go to guy for anything exterior of this old house!  He earned that with his great work and fair prices!  We had a bad leak and damage where water had melted after an ice storm. To clarify, the roof was not leaking at the time we called him.  It was, however, in need of fixing so it would not happen again  He answered my call right away and was over in short order.  He and a co-worker got right on the problem, working professionally and getting the job done.  He quickly assessed the problem and gave me his estimate. This man knows roofs and gutters.  My husband and I are resting assured knowing the problem was fixed and we will have no problems with that area of the roof again!   Thanks to Chris! <br />"

"Was repaired under a home warranty policy and did a great job. The technician went way beyond what was expected to resolve the problem. Great job!"

"The bad storm on the night of the 12th and morning of the 13th, caused a tree limb to fall and took out my power line and ruined other things. My grandson, Brandon York is a service writer at SK Mechanic, told me about MVP. SK does business with Chip at MVP. Brandon called Chip for me and Kenny was sent right out. Kenning did a terrific job of explaining all the needed to be done. He gave me an estimate and we discussed upgrading everything. He gave me another estimate to include the upgrade. I chose to go with the upgrade in the repair. I thought the estimate was very reasonable. Kenny also said that he would work with Evergy and take care of everything. Kenny made this Grandmother very relieved! On the day of the upgrade repair, Kenny and another great MVP electrician (I am so sorry that I forgot his name-I apologize for that), came out and got it all fixed. They were so amazing! They treated me like I was their own Grandmother! I feel like I have 2 new Grandsons! MVP is a part of my family now. I signed up for MVP's plan that includes plumbing, heating & air conditioning and electric. It has everything that I needed and have been looking for. I am so relieved that I now have a responsible company to call when I need one of these services. Thank You Chip, Rhonda, Kenny and the other Great electrician for your excellent service. You have made this Grandmother feel so protected and so very happy! God Bless You all!"

"The driver, Carlos, was courteous and prompt. I was able to call him while he was on the road when I had questions about the time of his arrival with my car. He picked up and delivered my car almost door to door. This service was definitely work the money"

"I did not know that getting estimates on redoing our bathroom would be so difficult.  I started contacting companies for estimates in August and signed the contract with Mission Kitchen and Bath in mid-October.  Mission Kitchen and Bath (MKB) was the second company we talked to and they responded to my contact in less than a week and a week later had their detailed proposal.  I had several other companies/individuals come bid the project with varying results.  A couple companies/individuals never delivered the proposal, one had a price but little detail, and another was similar to MKB (although not quite as detailed).   <br /> The project was scheduled to be started after the first of the year, however, the schedule changed and we were asked if it would be okay for them to start the job in mid-December.  Although we weren't too crazy about the idea we agreed to the change.  I was contacted the night before the project was to start and told the lead carpenter that was going to do my job had twisted his knee that day and had to go to the hospital and was asked if it would be okay if the start was delayed until after the first of the year.  This was not a problem.  Since MKB had scheduled the project the suppliers had begun delivering the materials for job.  As my son and I were completing carrying the materials to an unused room next to the master bath I received a call from MKB asking that I put one item in the garage and that they would be out the next day to move the other items inside.  MKB also picked up and stored the tile that had been ordered and was scheduled to be delivered to our address. <br /> The second week of January I was called by the project manager and asked if he could come by the next day with the lead carpenter to get our project started.  When we met we covered where the dumpster was to be placed, where the main water shut off was located, and where the service panel was located.  We then went to the bathroom and reviewed what we wanted done and began working that day.  The dumpster was delivered later that morning and to my surprise, it was placed on wood, not directly on the drive way.   <br /> This bathroom was on the second floor so each day they covered the stairs with tarps, as well as the area leading to the work area.  This was the first thing that they did each day and picking up the tarps was the last thing they did each day.  They sealed the bathroom off with plastic to contain as much dust as possible.  This included covering the adjoining closet door and the the vanity in the master bath.  Spoiler alert, it helped keep the dust down in the surrounding rooms but it by no means kept them dust free.  Each day the lead carpenter would let us know what he would be working on that day and ask us if we had any questions or concern.  He kept us informed of his schedule.  He told us that he was going to complete another job one day so he would not be working the next day.  We used the opportunity to strip the old wallpaper while he was gone.  In the process I stepped on the capped water line for the stool and broke the pipe.  After shutting off the water I called the project manager and he contacted the lead carpenter and had him come out and cap the line.  The next day the lead carpenter came back and resumed working on the tiling.  There were a couple of instances where not enough tile had been ordered and an instance where trim pieces had been missed.  This was handled by MKB without a problem.  Once the tile in the shower was completed the lead carpenter began tiling the floor.  MKB contacted the glass company to measure for the walls of the shower, while continuing to complete work on the floor.  With the completion of the tile, MKB installed new quarter round and re-installed the toilet.  The glass company came out and installed the shower walls to complete the project.In the week after the project was completed we had found two problems, one with the toilet and  what appeared to be a crack in one of the panes of glass in the shower.  I contacted MKB and they responded the same day.  The glass company came out and looked at the glass and the crack turned out to be extra silicon sealant.  The glass company removed the sealant with a razor blade and the crack disappeared.  We were seeing water behind the toilet.  Having set dry for close to a month I assumed the seals had dried out and cracked.  I first replaced the bolts that hold the tank to the base and this resolved the issue of the water behind the stool.  However, the next day I found water in front of the stool.  I could not find any evidence of where the water was coming from.  I worked on this problem for several days, ultimately replacing the fill valve, flapper, the gasket for the vent pipe, and the tank gasket.  I was concerned with the possibility that the wax seal was not right.  The lead carpenter called me that night and we talked about the problem for 30 minutes.  The confusing problem was that the water was showing up at the front of the stool, not under the tank where you would expect it.  He explained that if the wax seal was bad it would leak when you flush, not when it is sitting unused.  I was about ready to replace the entire toilet and decided one last time to check the tank.  With the tank gasket on there appeared to be no leak, however, once I removed the tank gasket and set the tank in the sink and partially filled the tank I found a small leak around the vent pipe gasket.  After tightening the gasket down, the leak disappeared and the problem was resolved.  I was not able to determine how the water was making it to the front of the stool.   <br /> <br /> <br />"