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Pigeons Paint LLC
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Pigeons Paint LLC

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Exceptional 5.0

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Deck or Porch Repair

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  • Serves Atlanta, GA

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Andrew B. says, "I begrudgingly sought out help on this job but my wife insisted that I get help with this if nothing else. I’m a bigtime DIY, and especially when it comes to painting b/c anyone can slap paint on a wall, right? That is what I used to think. But I was wrong, BIGTIME! I am so beyone pleased with Pigeon Painting that I am compelled to write a review, which I never do. We had them paint our front porch post/railings/trim work, dining room and kitchen walls/trim/cabinets and ceilings. They went above and beyond in their efforts and left me speechless with their finished product. The house is close to 50 years old the Dining Room cabinets are the original ones and they sanded, refinished and painted them to look spotless and brand new. Another thing that really impresses me was their finish on the ceilings. Again, the sheetrock for the ceiling is 50 years old, we had an upstairs bathroom leak causing water damage to the kitchen ceiling that had been patched up previously and the ceilings had been repainted. They looked fine and I didn’t pay it too much mind b/c it’s the ceiling, 50 years old and had to have multiple areas repaired from water damage. They somehow got the ceiling sanded and refinished to where it literally looks like 1 smooth sheet covering the entire room. I actually, stop just to look up at the ceiling when I walk in the kitchen now. It is truly amazing. Now the porch is my baby b/c I built it myself (with some help). Like I said, I’m a DIY, but I’m also typically very cheap. Before PP came to my rescue, I had installed and taken down the post/railings 2 or 3 time: adjust the height, change the ballasters, change ballaster spacing, etc. I’m cheap so I reused all the same wood so most every piece had excess nails or screw/bail holes throughout. I thought that I would have to replace a numerous railing/post/column pieces on the porch because they were very choppy and looked like junk for lack of a better term. I honestly thought that I would have to spend $300-400 just in replacement wood to get the kind of finish that Pigeon Painting was able to give us. They spent at least 2 entire days sanding the porch down to where the wood looked brand new from the lumber yard, and then paint finishing was flawless. I cannot thank or recommend them enough. I entered the project not wanting to hire anyone in the first place, to having genuine excitement about PP coming back to work their magic on our upstairs now!"See more
Andrew B. says, "I begrudgingly sought out help on this job but my wife insisted that I get help with this if nothing else. I’m a bigtime DIY, and especially when it comes to painting b/c anyone can slap paint on a wall, right? That is what I used to think. But I was wrong, BIGTIME! I am so beyone pleased with Pigeon Painting that I am compelled to write a review, which I never do. We had them paint our front porch post/railings/trim work, dining room and kitchen walls/trim/cabinets and ceilings. They went above and beyond in their efforts and left me speechless with their finished product. The house is close to 50 years old the Dining Room cabinets are the original ones and they sanded, refinished and painted them to look spotless and brand new. Another thing that really impresses me was their finish on the ceilings. Again, the sheetrock for the ceiling is 50 years old, we had an upstairs bathroom leak causing water damage to the kitchen ceiling that had been patched up previously and the ceilings had been repainted. They looked fine and I didn’t pay it too much mind b/c it’s the ceiling, 50 years old and had to have multiple areas repaired from water damage. They somehow got the ceiling sanded and refinished to where it literally looks like 1 smooth sheet covering the entire room. I actually, stop just to look up at the ceiling when I walk in the kitchen now. It is truly amazing. Now the porch is my baby b/c I built it myself (with some help). Like I said, I’m a DIY, but I’m also typically very cheap. Before PP came to my rescue, I had installed and taken down the post/railings 2 or 3 time: adjust the height, change the ballasters, change ballaster spacing, etc. I’m cheap so I reused all the same wood so most every piece had excess nails or screw/bail holes throughout. I thought that I would have to replace a numerous railing/post/column pieces on the porch because they were very choppy and looked like junk for lack of a better term. I honestly thought that I would have to spend $300-400 just in replacement wood to get the kind of finish that Pigeon Painting was able to give us. They spent at least 2 entire days sanding the porch down to where the wood looked brand new from the lumber yard, and then paint finishing was flawless. I cannot thank or recommend them enough. I entered the project not wanting to hire anyone in the first place, to having genuine excitement about PP coming back to work their magic on our upstairs now!"

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How do I hire the best deck contractor in Atlanta?

Locate the best deck contractor in Atlanta by utilizing Thumbtack’s directory of local professionals.

Begin by comparing ratings, Top Pro status, and customer reviews — particularly customer reviews with photos of the contractor’s previous work. These give you the ability to gauge their craftsmanship.

In Georgia, deck contractors receive licenses through the State Construction Industry Licensing Board — anyone you work with should be able to present their license.

Once you’ve selected a few professionals, contact them for quotes and estimates. Choose a contractor with a favorable reputation and pricing.

How much does brick repair cost?

On average, brick repairs will cost you around $500, with a range of between $350 and $600. However, be aware that a number of factors will have a large influence on this cost. First is the severity of the problem. Some brick repairs are as simple as applying new mortar — others require removing the brick entirely and fixing the substrate. If budget is a concern, contact several brick masons for cost estimates to find the best price in your area.

How much does it cost to build a deck?

The cost of building a new deck or porch is $1,500. However, this price can vary depending on a few different factors. The square footage of the space, the type of materials to be used, the intricacy of the project and your specific region can cause the price to fluctuate. To find out how much your new deck will cost, get free estimates from the best deck contractors near you.

For more information, read “How much does it cost to build a deck or porch?

Are cracked bricks a problem?

It depends. Sometimes, you might not require repair work — but you should still hire a professional to see if the cracks in your bricks are a serious threat to your home’s foundation and structural integrity.

Cracks (particularly larger cracks) can present a problem. If you have stair-step cracks or horizontal cracks, there may be an issue with your home’s foundation. Wider cracks can also allow water to infiltrate and cause damage from freezing and thawing. Insects can also enter wider cracks and cause more problems (and headaches).

Who do I hire for brick and stone repairs?

If you have brick and stone repairs that need to be done, search for masonry services near you. Masons are skilled tradespeople and specialize in building and repairing stone, brick, concrete, tile and other similar materials on structures. They work with these materials as well as the mortar that holds them together and are the pro of choice when repairs are needed. 

Hire the right mason based on the repairs you need — some masons specialize in working with brick, concrete, natural stone or other materials.

Does a deck increase home value?

A back deck may (or may not) increase your home’s value or attract potential buyers if you’re looking to sell. According to the Remodeling Impact Report: Outdoor Features, a new wood deck with an estimated construction cost of $10,000 recovered $8,000 for the overall recovery of 80%. Still, 9% of realtors suggested that home sellers should add a new wood deck before putting their home on the market, and 4% said this project has helped closed deals. 

The impact of adding a new deck will likely depend on its material (wood, composite, etc.) and where you live. For example, if you live in an area where people rarely spend time outside because of the weather, it’s reasonable to predict that prospective home buyers might not rate a deck highly on their list of must-haves when looking for a new home.  

When in doubt, consult with your realtor or a real estate expert to figure out if adding a new deck to your home is the right move to increase your home’s value. If it is, contact the best deck contractors near you to get free estimates and start planning your project.  

What does a stone mason do?

A stone mason builds structures like buildings, walls and piers out of stone. They may use natural stone, pre-cut stone, slabs or other types of stone to get the job done. Other jobs stone masons take on include laying walkways, curbs, pizza ovens and other structures or landscaping works. It’s common to hire a stone mason to perform certain parts of home building, such as an interior or exterior stone wall.

Can crumbling bricks be repaired?

Crumbling bricks, otherwise known as spalling bricks, can often be repaired. The process involves removing and repairing the damaged mortar, cleaning the surface and then also removing any damaged bricks to prevent the problem from spreading. Contact a brick mason near you to fix your crumbling bricks.

What does a brick mason do?

Brick masons, otherwise known as block masons or bricklayers, are professional builders of fireplaces, walls, houses and other structures using bricks or other rectangular blocks. Brick masons also work with terra cotta, concrete blocks and precast masonry panels. Part of their skill is working with mortar, which is used to bind the bricks together. 

What are the signs my stones or bricks need repairs?

The following are common stone and brick issues that will likely require a professional’s skills and expertise to fix:

  • Cracked bricks and mortar, including vertical corner cracks 
  • Brick erosion and degradation due to water damage 
  • Mortar deterioration
  • Bowed or bulging bricks
  • Spalled bricks, which are those that have chipped away or fallen off 
  • Efflorescence, or visible soluble stains on the surface

If you notice any of these signs, reach out to local brick or stone masons today.

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