Odds & Ends Home Improvement

Darlene W.

they where great the whole way.they were very nice ,i would hire them again,no problem ,he jumped in to help when we had that big hail storm,we needed a new roof and siding,they a great job its looks great.

Daniel S.

My wife and I tried unsuccessfully to use this business. She called them to set up an appointment to meet for an estimate. No call and no show from them. She tried 3 more times with no answer and left messages with no call back from Odds and Ends. I then tried myself, spoke to a gentleman to set up an appointment for an estimate. No call back and no show from them. Called twice more with no answer and had to leave messages. That was a month ago. Haven't heard back at all. All I can assume is that they have all the business they can handle and don't need money from new customers. I would not ever consider using them at this point.

Cindy L.

I was building a new house and had issues with the previous contractor. Odds & Ends Home Improvement was recommended to perform the work below. I would highly recommend them for their quality of workmanship and ability to work well with other (homeowner, contractors, building inspectors). I now have my Certificate of Occupancy thanks to them.

Description of Work Preformed:
1. Underneath the house plumbing was roughed-in and pressure tested, sections of pipe the length the house was not installed or
connected to the drain line leading to the septic system. Lines were capped off holding water that had filled up the tubs causing
an odor. Due to no crawlspace doors freezing temperatures would freeze drain lines. Bought and installed needed drain pipe
and fittings connecting the septic system.

2.Priming walls and ceilings, painting finish coat using paint provided by
home owner. Owner setting out different colors in each room.

3.Complete unfinished front porch entrance, install deck joist hangers to code instructed by owner per Building Inspector. Install
a 6x6 center support post that was left out in a 20ft header span. Frame front steps and handrails, put down decking. Frame
down ceiling so soffit could be installed the correct way. Move electrical wires ran to front post where lamps couldn't be
mounted. Rewire front porch lights to each side of the doorway.