Contractor in a work vest drilling into cedar siding to mount an exterior fixture

Home repairs and small remodels, started in two weeks.

Rotten trim, sticking doors, soft floors, storm damage and the jobs that sat on your list all year. Rafael Ibarra and a crew of four, with a written price before anything starts.

Get a written price Call (706) 555-0136

4.9 of 5: 212 Google reviews
10 working days: Typical wait to start
Since 2012: About 1,400 jobs done
GA RBQA006214: Licensed and insured

What we fix, and what it usually costs

Ranges from jobs we did this year. Your written price comes after we see it.

Two carpenters cutting new trim on a miter saw inside a bright room — Cutting new window trim in a Summerville kitchen.

Carpenter cutting a pressure-treated board with a circular saw — New deck boards cut to length on site in Evans.

Repairs

Job	Typical time	Price
Rotten fascia, soffit or trimper 10 ft, primed and painted	Half day	$340–$620
Exterior door replacedprehung, trimmed out and sealed	1 day	$1,150–$1,900
Window replacedvinyl double-hung, per window	2–3 hours	$520–$880
Drywall patch and texture matchup to 4 x 4 ft, ready to paint	2 visits	$225–$480
Soft subfloor at a toilet or tubcut out, replace, reset the toilet	1–2 days	$780–$1,650
Deck boards, stairs and railingpressure-treated, matched to what you have	1 day	$650–$1,800

Small remodels

Job	Typical time	Price
Hall bath refreshvanity, toilet, LVP floor, lights, paint	5–7 days	$6,800–$11,500
Tub to walk-in showertile walls, glass door, grab bar blocking	6–8 days	$9,400–$14,800
Storm and insurance repairswe work from your adjuster's scope	Varies	Per scope

A $95 visit fee covers measuring and the written price. We take it off the bill if you hire us.

Build your punch list

Tick what needs doing. One trip for several jobs costs less than several trips.

Jobs to add to your list Rotten trim or fascia, 10 ft$340–$620 Replace an exterior door$1,150–$1,900 Replace one window$520–$880 Drywall patch, up to 4 x 4 ft$225–$480 Hang or adjust an interior door$260–$420 Soft floor at a toilet or tub$780–$1,650 Deck boards, stairs or railing$650–$1,800 Grab bars, blocked and anchored$180–$320

Your list

Jobs ticked: 0
Crew time: None yet
Trip charge: $95, waived if you hire us

Combining 3 or more jobs in one visit takes 10% off the labor.

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Three jobs from last month

What was wrong, what we did, what it cost.

Worker in a gray hoodie caulking a new window frame in a kitchen — **Drafty kitchen window, Martinez**New vinyl window, rotted sill replaced, trim caulked and painted.$1,240, one day

Rebuilt wooden deck with stairs and railing behind a green two-story house — **Loose deck stairs, Evans**New stringers and treads, 22 boards swapped, railing posts bolted through.$2,380, two days

Contractor on a stepladder repairing the ceiling of a bright white room — **Ceiling leak stain, West Augusta**Wet drywall cut out after the roofer was done, new board, texture matched.$460, two short visits

From your call to a finished job

A typical repair, counted in working days.

Day 0
Call or text photos
Send a few pictures. We often give you a rough range the same afternoon.
Day 1–2
We come and measure
Rafael looks at it in person, checks what is behind it, and tells you if it can wait.
Day 3
Written price
One page by email: the work, the materials, the total. No change without your OK.
Day 5–10
We do the work
Same crew start to finish. Floors covered, dust walls up, trash hauled the same day.
Last day
Walk-through
We go over it together and send photos. You pay when you are happy with it.

What neighbors say

4.9 out of 5 from 212 reviews on Google.

★★★★★

Three other contractors never called back about a rotten door frame. Rafael came the next morning, had a price to me that night and the new door was in the following Tuesday.

Denise W.Summerville, exterior door

★★★★★

We handed them a list of eleven things before listing the house. They did all of it in three days and the inspector didn't flag a single one.

Marcus T.Grovetown, pre-sale punch list

★★★★★

After the storm they worked straight from our adjuster's paperwork, fixed the fascia and two windows, and the final bill matched the claim to the dollar.

Patricia L.North Augusta, storm repair

Rafael Ibarra in a hard hat nailing a wooden frame wall — Rafael framing a porch addition in Evans.

Rafael Ibarra, owner and the one who shows up

I framed houses around Augusta for eleven years before starting this company in 2012. The big builders didn't want small jobs, and homeowners kept asking me who could fix a door or a soft floor without a three-month wait. So that became the business.

There are five of us: me, my brother Tomás, and three carpenters who have been with us at least four years. No subcontractors on carpentry, and you get my cell number.

License: GA Residential Basic RBQA006214, SC RBB 012847
Insurance: $1M general liability, workers' comp for every crew member
Warranty: 2 years on our labor, in writing
Lead-safe: EPA RRP certified for homes built before 1978

Where we work

Drive times from our shop on Wrightsboro Road.

Richmond County

Downtown Augusta8 min
Summerville6 min
National Hills9 min
Forest Hills10 min
West Augusta12 min
Hephzibah25 min

Columbia County

Martinez15 min
Evans20 min
Grovetown22 min
Harlem30 min
Appling32 min

South Carolina side

North Augusta14 min
Belvedere18 min
Clearwater20 min
Aiken35 min

Outside these towns? Call anyway. For jobs over $5,000 we travel up to an hour.

Questions we get every week

Is my job too small for you?

Probably not. Our minimum is $250, and we bundle small jobs into one visit so the trip is worth it for both of us.

Do you work with insurance claims?

Yes. We work from your adjuster's scope, send photos of hidden damage before we close it up, and ask for a supplement if something was missed.

Do you pull permits?

When the county requires one, yes, and the fee is in your written price. Most repairs like trim, drywall or a like-for-like door don't need one.

Do I pay up front?

Nothing up front on jobs under $2,500. Larger jobs take a 30% deposit for materials, and the rest when we finish the walk-through.

What if you find more rot once you open it up?

We stop, show you photos, and give you a price for the extra before doing it. You decide. It happens on about one job in five.

Do you do plumbing and electrical?

Small fixture swaps, yes. For anything that needs a licensed trade we bring in the plumber and electrician we have used for years, on one bill.

Get a written price

We reply within one working day, usually sooner.