FLOORING TRIM
Trim and Molding Installation: Fits baseboards, shoe molding, quarter-round, and door casings to hide expansion gaps and create clean visual lines.
Transition Management: Installs T-moldings, reducers, and thresholds to bridge gaps between different heights and flooring types (such as hardwood to tile or carpet).
Stair Finishing: Cuts and secures stair nosing to protect leading step edges and provide a polished look.
Material Preparation: Measures, cuts (using miter and chop saws), nails, and caulks wood, MDF, or vinyl trim pieces to match existing architecture.
Your Kee Contractor helps conceal necessary expansion spaces, protects material edges from damage, and gives a room a clean, complete look.
DOORS & WINDOWS
Doors and windows renovation is a home improvement project that replaces or upgrades old entryways and glass units to boost energy efficiency, security, and visual appeal.
Measurement and Assessment: Taking exact measurements of rough openings to ensure custom or standard units fit securely.
Removal and Demolition: Safely taking out old, damaged, or drafty frames, glass panes, and doors without harming the surrounding structure.
Installation: Fitting new wooden, fiberglass, vinyl, or aluminum products so they are level, square, and plumb.
Sealing and Insulation: Applying flashing, expanding foams, and weather-resistant caulking to prevent air leaks and water infiltration.
Finishing and Cleanup: Installing interior/exterior trim, cleaning the glass, hauling away debris, and vacuuming the work area.
Your Kee Contractor can help with removing old frames, sealing structural gaps, and installing modern insulated products like double-pane glass or multi-chambered vinyl, wood, or fiberglass systems.
BATH & KITCHEN REMODELS
Kitchen and bath remodels change the layout, look, and function of a home’s most-used spaces. These projects involve removing old materials, updating plumbing and electrical systems, and installing new cabinets, fixtures, and surfaces.
Design & Planning: Consults on layouts, creates 3D renderings or blueprints, and optimizes spaces like the kitchen work triangle or bathroom vanities.
Permits & Code Compliance: Secures local building permits and schedules mandatory inspections to ensure legal and safety compliance.
Trade Coordination: Manages specialized subcontractors, including licensed plumbers, electricians, tile setters, and carpenters.
Material Procurement: Sources cabinetry, countertops (such as quartz or granite), flooring, and fixtures.
Quality Control & Execution: Oversees demolition, installation, site safety, dust protection, and the final client walkthrough.
Your Kee Contractor can help with this to improve daily comfort and add home value.
FENCE DECK & RAILING
Fencing: Installation, replacement, and repair of cedar, vinyl, chain-link, and ornamental metal boundary or privacy fences.
Decking: Building custom wood (cedar/pressure-treated) or composite (like Trex) decks, multi-level platforms, and patio upgrades.
Railings: Installing structural and decorative handrails for stairs, balconies, porches, and raised decks using wood, cable, or powder-coated aluminum.
Gates & Additions: Custom driveway gates, arbors, pergolas, and patio covers.
FRAMING & DRYWALL
Structural Framing: Constructing interior and exterior wall layouts, partitions, and ceiling joists using wood or light-gauge metal studs according to blueprints.
Material Installation (Hanging): Measuring, cutting, and securing drywall panels to the framing framework, integrating fire-rated or moisture-resistant boards where specified.
Taping and Finishing (Mudding): Applying joint compound and tape across seams, fastener holes, and angles, followed by sanding to achieve a smooth, paint-ready surface.
Site Coordination: Sequencing work after rough-in mechanical, electrical, and plumbing inspections are completed.
TILE WORK
Surface Preparation: Cleaning, flattening, and leveling subfloors or walls, and installing waterproof membranes or underlayment.
Layout and Design: Measuring spaces and planning tile patterns to ensure symmetrical alignment and minimal awkward cuts.
Cutting and Shaping: Using wet saws and manual cutters to trim materials precisely around corners, pipes, and edges.
Setting and Grouting: Spreading mortar with notched trowels, setting tiles, applying grout, and sealing finished surfaces to prevent moisture damage.
EXTERIOR REPAIRS
Inspection and Diagnosis: Check the property for water leaks, wood rot, storm damage, and wear.
Material Removal and Surface Prep: Tear off old roofing layers or rotted siding and prep underlying sheathing or barriers.
Repair and Installation: Fix or replace damaged asphalt shingles, fiber-cement or vinyl siding, fascia, soffits, and window frames.
Sealing and Waterproofing: Apply caulking, flashing, exterior paint, or masonry sealants to keep the structure watertight.
Project Management: Pull local building permits, schedule material deliveries, and manage cleanup.
DRY ROT & WATER DAMAGE REPAIRS
Inspection and Diagnosis: Uses moisture meters and tools to find visible and hidden decay in framing, siding, and subfloors.
Source Elimination: Identifies and fixes the root cause of water intrusion, such as roof leaks, plumbing issues, or poor ventilation.
Removal and Remediation: Cuts away decayed wood, extracts standing water, and applies anti-fungal treatments to kill spores.
Rebuilding and Waterproofing: Replaces damaged beams, studs, or trim with treated lumber, installs waterproof membranes, and seals the area.
