Pickering Contractors

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Project Title:	Reconnect Air Conditioner
Type:	Residential
Location:	Pickering, Ontario
Main concern:	Quality
Budget:	$100 - $500

Project Description: We had our 2.5 Carrier air conditioner disconnected for landscaping and require it to be reconnected. The copper pipes were properly capped (yellow and red) and material maintained within the unit (frion?). Sorry, I'm not too familiar with the terminology, but wondered what it would cost to reconnect it. The unit was functioning perfectly well when we disconnected it. I live in Pickering. Thanks.

Project Title:	Outdoor Outlet/Wiring
Type:	Residential
Location:	Pickering, Ontario
Main concern:	Quality
Budget:	$100 - $500

Project Description: Hello, We need a GFCI electrical outlet installed near a pool pump. The cable has been laid down and is ready to connect. Thanks, Nancy

Project Title:	Painting needed
Type:	Residential
Location:	Pickering, Ontario
Main concern:	Price
Budget:	$500 - $1,000

Project Description: Entire 2nd floor - 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths and hall way. Approx square footage is 900 sq. ft. House approx. 7 years old

SKL Group - located in Pickering
Review Posted by Andrea

Mr. Simonovski originally came out to my house to take over a job on my deck that another contractor took on but never got around to. By contrast, Mr. Simonvski arrived when he said he would, gave me a quote and a timeline for when it would be done, and stuck to both his quote and his timeline. He and his workmen were all polite, good humoured and communicated clearly throughout the job. On another occasion recently when I needed work done urgently on my garage because the roof was caving in (so it was structurally unsound for the upcoming winter snows), I called Mr. Simonovski and he agreed to do the work on a rush basis and again, he stuck to his quote and his timeline. In each case the jobsite was left spotless and I was absolutely thrilled that it w...more

End of The Roll - located in Pickering
Review Posted by vee

Paid for the carpet and installation. Installation was done like other have said, by a monkey. We called the day it was installed to say there were errors, they said they would come out to fix it. One month later, and many calls later we are still waiting. They take your money, do a terrible job and are never seen again. DO NOT TRUST THEM

Global Electrical Contractors - located in Pickering
Review Posted by Jay

I have been working with Moses for 4 houses now, he is honest, dependable and a pleasure to have in my home. I would not trust my electrical work to anyone else! Maddog

Basement Framing in Pickering, Ontario.
Can anyone give me a rough hourly rate and the time involved for framing 100 lineal feet of basement wall (7' high) with three basement window openings and three door openings? I only need the LABOUR cost for framing alone (I have the lumber) with no insulation, electrical, or drywall included. Thank you.

The Latest Reply

Thank you Robert for your clear, concise and informative reply, which fully answers my question. Thank you!

Attic Insulation
How much blown cellulose attic insulation is required - i.e. depth of insulation?

The Latest Reply

Hi Chuck, in general there is no such thing as too much insulation. You should get an energy audit done and it will tell you how much insulation needs to be added to qualify for rebates. They want a minimum of R51. If this is a new build, you would probably want about 18" of cellulose to ensure adequate coverage after settling. As you can imagine, when you blow in this much insulation it goes everywhere - including into your soffits. For this reason, you must ensure the baffles are extended up enough to allow the roof to continue to breath. You should also insulate your attic hatch to the same R value as the attic. This can be done by building up the curb around the opening to the height of the cellulose, cutting blue or pink rigid to fit the hatch fairly tightly (could be up to 12" high) and applying a weather stripping on the ledge that the hatch sits on. You should post your requirements in the projects area so you can get some local contractors out to see your situation. Good Luck! Jim Kuzma Kettleby Handyman Services