appalachian home maintenance
$65/service call
(waived if hired)
Responds in about 3 hours
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Overview
Hired 1 time
Serves Asheville, NC
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2 employees
17 years in business
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Reviews
Customers rated this pro highly for value, work quality, and professionalism.
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Lisa D.
2 weeks ago
Hired on Thumbtack
fixed issues on my riding mower and showed me exactly what was wrong
Details: Riding • Doesn't start • My home, venue, etc.
Lawn Mower Repair
James S.
Sep 15, 2023
From Google
Buying a new house is stressful. Jason helped ease that by walking this Floridian through how to work a fireplace as well as recommended a part not from them and even came back to install the part for us!
Lisa R.
Oct 23, 2024
From Google
Shaun did an exceptional job cleaning my Chimney! I highly recommend his services!
Mae C.
Sep 13, 2021
From Google
Really outstanding work. Affordable, professional and efficient. Highly recommend!
Denise B.
Mar 31, 2022
From Google
If you are considering Appalachian Home Maintenance for your home improvements think twice! I hired them in November of 2021. I agreed to the estimate to install a hogwire fence to be installed. Installation began on November 11th. And was not completed until December 14th. During that time days would go by without Shaun showing up or he would show up for an hour or maybe two in the late afternoon or early evening in the dark. I constantly had to reach out to see if he intended on finishing the project. The fence he installed is nothing but a true handyman special and nothing like I agreed to. Construction was inferior along with the materials. Im not a contractor but I do know that untreated, 2x2 pine stakes that were pounded into the ground to support the fencing will rot and screws should be used rather than nails in fencing and steps need to be securely placed rather than balancing on rocks. If the work had been done correctly rocks and 2x2s would not be needed to support the hogwire. Then fence is already detreated to the point the wire grids are falling off and the gate is falling apart. Despite contacting Shaun to resolve the issue he has failed to do so as he promised.Denise B.
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Shaun Davis