ProProperty Improvements
ProProperty Improvements

ProProperty Improvements

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Introduction: We truly love what we do we love the challenges and the imagination required to be successful remodelers. Every job is different from 140 your old farmhouse to four-year-old ew house. Materials and Methods of construction have changed so much over the decades and I have seen and worked on all of them. Respectfully. Don And Sherry We love the variety of the types of jobs we take on and the variety of the locations and the people that we meet many who become lifelong friends we have done multiple jobs for many people. We also love the physicality of what we do it helps to keep us in shape, mentally as well as physically. Respectfully Don and Sherry
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14 years in business

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Kathy L.
Mar 4, 2017
I have used ProProperty on many projects. Always thorough. Excellent work with beautiful results. Smart.
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Jim P.
Mar 7, 2017
Don Darling/Pro Property is a good reliable contractor with very reasonable rates. Excellent problem solver when the unexpected comes up as it will on older places like ours. We had roofing,siding, doors and carpet installed & closet doors fixed all in timely manner. Don & staff picked up materials & disposed of waste making it easy for us.They were most personable & accommodating to our unusual shift work schedule. Would call them again.
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Betty K.
Mar 10, 2017
Kitchen counter tear out with tile backsplash. He built a new deck plus many small jobs. Very pleased with all Don's work. He is very good at what he does and you will really like him. He is very personable

FAQs

  • What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?

    The only thing standard about the way that I figure out how much a job cost is to add up all the material that I need then figure out how many hours or days or weeks it will take and how much we need to make in that period of time and put the two numbers together. Now there are jobs that a customer may choose to use a much more it's pensive material or product but the labor is actually the same and so that job may end up with an initial higher cost but only because of the materials and products to be used. Also there are times when I meet someone and I can tell that they are in dire need of the work to be performed but they are in an economically poor situation I may lower my usual labor rates just because I know they need this work done and I don't want them to end up with someone who will take advantage of them. We don't make as much in those situations but we feel good and we have made friends.

  • How did you get started doing this type of work?

    Ha Ha. My mother tells me I actually started when I was three or four years old I would take apart all my toys to see how they work and then put them back together most of the time they still worked again even as a youngster I would scavenge construction sites for old wooden bat nails and straighten the nails in order to build forts or go karts I'll kinds of things. Of course that didn't stop me from becoming a restaurant manager from the age of about 20 till 31 but even there I did all of my own repairs.

  • Describe a recent project you are fond of. How long did it take?

    I would say first of all get more than one proposal as it's always recommended to get about three.of I course I will always hope that you choose mine but you get to meet more people that way I have had people hire us who told me I was not the lowest bid but they felt better about hiring me. Check references . And ask for either pictures or to actually go and see projects that we have completed. If someone cannot provide references for pictures of work actually completed that's a red flag.