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  • 45 hires on Thumbtack
  • Serves Salem, OR
  • 45 hires on Thumbtack
  • Serves Salem, OR
Debra J. says, "The problem: 10 years ago my nephew's friend redid my roof on the manufactured home I'd bought 2 years prior as a bank repo. It turns out his friend did not know as much about roofing as he claimed, and I started having trouble with leaks within 2 years. Last winter, 10 years after it was done, a 3rd leak started dropping water inside my window - that was covered by a carport! The water had to travel a ways to get there, so I knew I was in trouble and couldn't put off dealing with it any longer. The estimate & selection of contractor: I requested estimates from 3 companies, and 3 more that contacted me through Thumbtack asking to do an estimate. There was a wide difference between the estimates - they went from $8,500 all the way up to $26,000. When Dale of TGR came to meet with me, he was looking to fill in some specific dates due to a large project they had on the schedule that was delayed, so he could keep his crew working steady. He made a very fair offer to do my roof. He was not the cheapest, but his price was reasonable based on what I'd gotten from others, and a long way from the highest estimate. The cheapest one was so much lower, that it made me nervous that it was too good to be true. Dale explained that their shingles were from a company that used recycled materials in their shingles, and had granules with antibacterial stuff on them that would reduce the growth of the bacteria that attracts moss. Knowing I'd need quite a few pieces of the roof decking replaced, he included a few extra at no charge along with the 3 sheets that were already incl in the price, which helped keep the costs down, because we used them all plus a couple more. In addition, I had asked every company I spoke with if they were interested in sinking 4 twelve foot posts 2-3 feet into the ground for me. TGR was the only company that was willing to do it from the start, and at a very reasonable price. One other company, after I told them I was going with TGR, said they would've done it if they'd known it was a deal breaker for me. It wasn't, but finding someone who agreed to include it from the start did influence my decision. He also discounted the price by what it would cost me to have Dish come out and reinstall my satellite dish once the roof was finished. I would have assumed they would put it back up, if he hadn't mentioned it. They don't have the tools to calibrate them, so they don't. By the time we finished talking through the contract, I'd also decided to ask them to do my gutters so I wouldn't have to worry about the top of the house other than basic maintenance for a long while. I also liked that their gutters don't have spikes showing on the face, leaving a cleaner look. The progress: This company has a good crew, who told me they have all worked together for quite a while. Low turnover says something about how the company treats its people. They worked well together, and many of them are able to do multiple things well, such as roofing, gutters, carpentry, etc. Being completely honest, before they got started, sometimes their communication was a bit last minute because someone was on vacation and others were trying to cover - such as when they had to delay starting by a day and didn't notify me till the night before, but forgot to tell me materials would still be delivered that day. However, I want to make it clear that I WOULD still use them again because the overall experience and result was worth that little inconvenience. Plus, once they started - the communication was great. When they started the tear off of the old roof, Martin (on site project lead) kept me informed with pictures of any issues they ran into. I never questioned if I was being hustled for work that wasn't needed. They determined the sources of the leaks we'd been having inside the house to make sure those were addressed. They treated areas that didn't need to be replaced to make sure no dry rot would continue to happen. They used ice shield barrier for all the valleys and other higher risk areas for leaks. They repaired a vent pipe that was too short and the cover had been improperly installed on, which was causing water damage to the ceiling. The crew even asked what my plan was for the posts they were putting in, and paid attention to the fact that I planned to tie in a new porch cover from the fascia to the posts. As soon as they heard that, they double checked that the fascia had no dry rot, and would be strong enough to provide that support I'd need. If they hadn't asked what I was planning and paid attention, my new porch cover could've come down this winter, because the bolts would've gone into an area that wasn't as strong as it needed to be. The completion: They were always friendly and polite, and even worked on Saturday to make up the 1 day late start. Kept me informed, responded to my questions, and even helped me to get up on the roof to see the finished product. Thanks to TGR and it's crew, I won't be worried about leaks this winter, clogged gutters creating waterfalls over the side of the house and the repairs I had to do to my porch because of one of the leaks causing massive dry rot there will not need to be done again. They laid out tarps during tear off to protect my freshly stained deck, and cleaned up behind themselves when they were finished. You should expect to find occasional nails, etc. even after they leave. This is almost impossible to avoid - they went over the property twice with a magnetic roller, and I even did it again with my own and my teen went out with his magnets after that. I still find the occasional nail or staple that even the magnet couldn't find because I have a lot of landscaping. I know they did their best. Overall result: I have no regrets about hiring these guys, and would use them again. I referred them to my daughter, who had her gutters replaced by them as well, and they look great. Before and after photos: I've included photos for you to see how bad it was. The first 5 are "before" pics, the rest are "after" photos including one I took of the posts they sunk for me, which are now doing their job holding up my 30 foot porch cover! Thanks TGR for your hard work!"See more
Debra J. says, "The problem: 10 years ago my nephew's friend redid my roof on the manufactured home I'd bought 2 years prior as a bank repo. It turns out his friend did not know as much about roofing as he claimed, and I started having trouble with leaks within 2 years. Last winter, 10 years after it was done, a 3rd leak started dropping water inside my window - that was covered by a carport! The water had to travel a ways to get there, so I knew I was in trouble and couldn't put off dealing with it any longer. The estimate & selection of contractor: I requested estimates from 3 companies, and 3 more that contacted me through Thumbtack asking to do an estimate. There was a wide difference between the estimates - they went from $8,500 all the way up to $26,000. When Dale of TGR came to meet with me, he was looking to fill in some specific dates due to a large project they had on the schedule that was delayed, so he could keep his crew working steady. He made a very fair offer to do my roof. He was not the cheapest, but his price was reasonable based on what I'd gotten from others, and a long way from the highest estimate. The cheapest one was so much lower, that it made me nervous that it was too good to be true. Dale explained that their shingles were from a company that used recycled materials in their shingles, and had granules with antibacterial stuff on them that would reduce the growth of the bacteria that attracts moss. Knowing I'd need quite a few pieces of the roof decking replaced, he included a few extra at no charge along with the 3 sheets that were already incl in the price, which helped keep the costs down, because we used them all plus a couple more. In addition, I had asked every company I spoke with if they were interested in sinking 4 twelve foot posts 2-3 feet into the ground for me. TGR was the only company that was willing to do it from the start, and at a very reasonable price. One other company, after I told them I was going with TGR, said they would've done it if they'd known it was a deal breaker for me. It wasn't, but finding someone who agreed to include it from the start did influence my decision. He also discounted the price by what it would cost me to have Dish come out and reinstall my satellite dish once the roof was finished. I would have assumed they would put it back up, if he hadn't mentioned it. They don't have the tools to calibrate them, so they don't. By the time we finished talking through the contract, I'd also decided to ask them to do my gutters so I wouldn't have to worry about the top of the house other than basic maintenance for a long while. I also liked that their gutters don't have spikes showing on the face, leaving a cleaner look. The progress: This company has a good crew, who told me they have all worked together for quite a while. Low turnover says something about how the company treats its people. They worked well together, and many of them are able to do multiple things well, such as roofing, gutters, carpentry, etc. Being completely honest, before they got started, sometimes their communication was a bit last minute because someone was on vacation and others were trying to cover - such as when they had to delay starting by a day and didn't notify me till the night before, but forgot to tell me materials would still be delivered that day. However, I want to make it clear that I WOULD still use them again because the overall experience and result was worth that little inconvenience. Plus, once they started - the communication was great. When they started the tear off of the old roof, Martin (on site project lead) kept me informed with pictures of any issues they ran into. I never questioned if I was being hustled for work that wasn't needed. They determined the sources of the leaks we'd been having inside the house to make sure those were addressed. They treated areas that didn't need to be replaced to make sure no dry rot would continue to happen. They used ice shield barrier for all the valleys and other higher risk areas for leaks. They repaired a vent pipe that was too short and the cover had been improperly installed on, which was causing water damage to the ceiling. The crew even asked what my plan was for the posts they were putting in, and paid attention to the fact that I planned to tie in a new porch cover from the fascia to the posts. As soon as they heard that, they double checked that the fascia had no dry rot, and would be strong enough to provide that support I'd need. If they hadn't asked what I was planning and paid attention, my new porch cover could've come down this winter, because the bolts would've gone into an area that wasn't as strong as it needed to be. The completion: They were always friendly and polite, and even worked on Saturday to make up the 1 day late start. Kept me informed, responded to my questions, and even helped me to get up on the roof to see the finished product. Thanks to TGR and it's crew, I won't be worried about leaks this winter, clogged gutters creating waterfalls over the side of the house and the repairs I had to do to my porch because of one of the leaks causing massive dry rot there will not need to be done again. They laid out tarps during tear off to protect my freshly stained deck, and cleaned up behind themselves when they were finished. You should expect to find occasional nails, etc. even after they leave. This is almost impossible to avoid - they went over the property twice with a magnetic roller, and I even did it again with my own and my teen went out with his magnets after that. I still find the occasional nail or staple that even the magnet couldn't find because I have a lot of landscaping. I know they did their best. Overall result: I have no regrets about hiring these guys, and would use them again. I referred them to my daughter, who had her gutters replaced by them as well, and they look great. Before and after photos: I've included photos for you to see how bad it was. The first 5 are "before" pics, the rest are "after" photos including one I took of the posts they sunk for me, which are now doing their job holding up my 30 foot porch cover! Thanks TGR for your hard work!"
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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.

Because unsealed concrete is porous, it readily absorbs liquids, leading to unsightly stains and freeze-and-thaw cycle damage. For this reason, it’s important to seal concrete that will see spills or outdoor weather.

The best option for garage floors and other high-traffic areas is epoxy, which forms a hard and extremely durable surface on top of concrete. Epoxy, acrylic, and polishes are often used on indoor floors, while acrylic-resin sealers and reactive penetrating sealers are used on outdoor surfaces to repel water and salt. Locate a concrete contractor in your area to help find the best solution.

Paving contractors can be hired to install a concrete or asphalt driveway at your home, office or property. They can also repave an asphalt or concrete driveway that has been damaged by time, weather or heavy loads. When you are looking for a driveway contractor, request quotes from at least three professionals who are in good standing and have great customer reviews. They should do a site visit and write you a bid, detailing the work involved, materials needed, approximate length of the project and estimated cost.

The site for your new driveway will determine costs and the work required for your contractor. First, the ground must be excavated to lay a clear path. This means removing any trees, bushes and stumps. Next, the driveway contractor will grade the area, making a level surface for the concrete or asphalt. To ensure proper drainage, driveway contractors should install a sub-base of compacted gravel (or similar) 4 inches-8 inches deep, depending on your soil type. Then the concrete or asphalt may be poured and smoothed over the top. Your driveway contractor should recommend an appropriate sealant for your climate and advise you on curing time. When hiring a paving contractor, check out our tips for smart hiring on Thumbtack.

Concrete contractors can build foundations, structures, driveways, concrete storm drains, raise or level concrete patios and much more. They can handle every step of the process, starting with framing the mold that the concrete is poured into. They then cut, assemble and tie together the rebar, giving the concrete its tensile strength. Finally, they pour the concrete in, mixing and conditioning it to ensure it cures properly. They will also take steps to ensure that no air pockets are trapped within it. 

If you have a project that requires the help of a concrete contractor, reach out to one today to get a price estimate.

 Here are some examples of average costs:

  • The national average cost to hire a concrete specialist is $2,750, but that price can vary greatly depending on the work needed to repair and resurface your concrete driveway, the square footage of the project, current costs of concrete, and regional labor rates.
  • Driveway contractors average $2-$3 per square foot to smooth and resurface your asphalt driveway.
  • Resurfacing concrete driveways averages $3-$10 per square foot. Pricing can depend on repairs needed, project size and geographic location.
  • Nationally, the average cost for resurfacing a 500-square-foot driveway ranges from $2,000 to $5,000.
  • Sealant for a concrete drive can cost $20-$80 per gallon.
  • Sealant for an asphalt drive averages 25 cents per square foot.

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).

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.

A concrete paint cover is typically opaque and covers up the color of the concrete. This means it provides significant protection to the concrete below. However, if it is improperly applied or subjected to heavy traffic, a painted concrete floor is likely to chip and peel. 

Epoxy and staining are two types of concrete floor sealer. Epoxy is a more durable but often more expensive option than a concrete stain. Epoxy forms a protective layer, while concrete stain is more decorative and requires more maintenance. Because epoxy can be more expensive than concrete stain, it is best used in high-traffic areas or in applications where low maintenance is desired.

A concrete stain, on the other hand, is quick to apply and can show off the textures of the concrete, but it does not provide a high degree of protection for the concrete against spills, salt, water and other contaminants. Staining concrete generally requires a dust mop, a pH-neutral cleaner and water to clean, while epoxy can cause resin buildup that necessitates the use of special detergents.

Find a concrete contractor near you for help selecting the right floor concrete sealer.

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.

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.

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