
Shirey Home Pro
About us
We are a full-service remodeling & home repair contractor that serves King County. Our home repair service starts with a 2-hour minimum for a highly skilled craftsmen at $225. Additional time is invoiced at an hourly rate, plus the cost of materials needed. Shirey Home Pro also offers design-build remodels that handle all aspects of your project, from conception through completion. Our goal is to build the kitchen or bath of your dreams. We are here to be your personal contractor for whatever your home needs - no matter how big or small your project is.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Carpentry-finish & detail work, aging in place modifications, attic & crawl spaces, bathroom conversions, cabinet installation, faucet or toilet replacements, honey-do lists, kitchen countertops, kitchen/bathroom updates & remodeling, painting & light electrical., realtor inspection lists, sink
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
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"Per Mr. [Member Name Removed]'s email The summary of tasks are 1.) Wood rot repair in basement 2.) Flashing/sealing details at concrete front step (open to ideas here, but it is easy to run a hose at certain areas of the step and see where water comes through.) 3.) Gutter/flashing repair (this is less than 10 feet of gutter if it isn't apparent in the photos. 4.) Minor drywall sanding/finishing in restroom (not expected to be perfect since the walls in this room aren't perfect already.) 5.) Caulking around tub. 6.) Misc. MDF trim in restroom and at a 6'0" double door/adjacent wall. 7.) Wood beadboard wall panelling at other side of 6'0" door (open to creative ideas here just to make it look finished around the door. It isn't a typical detail. 8.) Reconnect a restroom exhaust fan duct to the ceiling vent in the attic. I think this is at least a week of work for a full time carpenter if not more, but let me know what you think. I'd like to start scheduling right away. I would like to address the rot repair in the basement and gutter/flashing repair first if possible, then MDF trim and bead board wall paneling next. The rest are further down the priority list although I'd like to get to them all. We sent out our first Technician on April 26 which was a day of pouring down rain. Our technician could not address the gutter issue because of the rain and explained this to Mr. [Member Name Removed] who agreed. He surmised unless the concrete steps were sealed the water would continue to rot out the beams in the basement. We contacted a specialist in sealing concrete in order to get Mr. [Member Name Removed] an estimate of what it would take to fix the steps. Since no work was possible outside of the house that day, our technician went down the list of what he could do and it was mainly work in the bathroom. It completed all of the tasks on the list and made note that the previous repairs that were done, were not adequate and had to be re-done. We were aware that Mr. [Member Name Removed] wanted to put his house on the market in May and did our best to make presentable and pass inspection. Mr. [Member Name Removed] was notified by our technician that his gutters needed to be replaced and no amount of repair would solve the leaking that was happening while it was raining. We sent out our second technician the following day in fair weather and determined that the wetness in the basement was not only caused by the leaking cement stairs but also the leaking gutters. It was determined that the downspouts were removed from the gutters and aluminum tape was placed over them. There was no repair we could do and Mr. [Member Name Removed] needed a new continuous one piece gutter system. Mr. [Member Name Removed] was somehow under the impression that these are readily available and be had at an instance notice. This technician installed a downspout to try and reduce the amount of water that was getting to places that it shouldn't be and to reduce the amount of damage. Mr. [Member Name Removed] came home and was dissatisfied with the work that was done because we couldn't fix a leak while it was raining and his repairs were greater than what photos indicated. Our second technician was pulled off the job after only four hours until verbal communication could be established with Mr. [Member Name Removed] to establish what he was unsatisfied with. Shirey Handyman did what work we could do to repair damage from previous repair attempts and poor weather. We are sadden that Mr. [Member Name Removed] was not satisfied with our work and more importantly insulted that he insinuated that our technicians would not be honest in their work or billing. We have been in the Puget Sound area for 30 years and hope to be here another 30 years because we are confident in our quality and service."
"The work we did for the client was done 10 months ago. Notes in the client file say the client purchased all of the materials. The light fixture was broken in the box. It was a surface light and the client told the tech to install it anyway and he would replace the glass shade. The client also didn't purchase enough floor material to install it in the same direct as the rest of the floor. There was enough material to install it in the other direction and since a refrigerator was going to be on top of it, the client decided to go ahead with the floor installation. Afterward the client wasn't happy about it and we offered to replace the floor if he got more material"
"The client purchased an 8 hour deal. Our tech completed the work in 4 hours and Mr Kennet could not find anything else for him to do. The tech gave Mr. Kennet the option to use the deal or pay for this service and use the deal at a later time. Mr. Kennet has a year to use the deal. A few months after he purchased the deal he asked for a refund. We advised Mr Kennet to contact Angie's List. Angie's List will only give refunds within the first 30 days of purchase."
"We sent our service technician out to install one toilet and two faucets at the client’s home. The client had already removed the old units. Our standard procedure is to replace all the old plumbing that is accessible to insure a leak-free installation on all new plumbing. The client told our technician not to replace the old hoses, stops, and plumbing connecting the new faucets and toilet. She did not want to pay for his time to source the parts, or the cost of the new connectors. When she called to complain that the connection was leaking, we sent the technician back to find out why. He reported that one of the connections from new to old had cracked and he replaced the old cracked end connection at no extra charge, even though it was not a warrantied part that we were responsible to replace. The client called back to complain again several weeks later and told us we needed to come out and replace the parts for free which she had refused to have us replace originally. She told both our project manager and owner she would not pay us for this service. We agreed to come out and make the repair if she would prepay for the additional service which she was demanding. She agreed, so we scheduled the appointment. However, she did not come in to pre-pay for the service as she agreed. We cancelled the appointment. We do not work for free. If she would like to pay us for our services we would still be happy to come and replace the old parts and repair any damage that was caused from the old parts leaking under her cabinet. This is not a warranty service."
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