Edward's Enterprises team performs many wood eave and fascia damage repairs in Oak Park such as:
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Fascia dry rot repaired
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Termite damaged eaves replaced
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Wood soffits fixed
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Wood housing trim replaced
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Fascia painting
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Painted window sills repaired
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Damaged shutters swapped out
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Wood window flower boxes fixed
With over 20 years in the repair and improvement trades we have the perspective and know-how critical to carrying out projects of any size, including your next wood subfloor repair.
Wondering if we can assist you with your water damaged eave replacement? Call our team to explain your fascia installation project!
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Fascia is the end cap that hides the rafters that support the roof. Rain gutters are attached to the fascia and an easy way to remember where the fascia is, is that it is where you attach the Christmas lights. Fascia can be made of any type of wood and can be any size. Fibrous connective tissues are what fascia is all about, and fascia is becoming an ever – more popular solution in hundreds of homes and business locations alike.
In order to keep Fascia in mint condition, it is important to keep it clean. To clean Fascia, mix some water with mild detergent in a bucket. Then spray a section of the fascia with water from a hose. This initial step will help loosen and dirt and grime which will make cleaning easier. Next go ahead and set up a ladder near where you would like to start the cleaning. Using a brush saturate it in soap and water and then scrub the fascia. Then rinse off the scrubbed areas and spray down the next area with water. Continue this cycle of rinsing and cleaning until the entire Fascia is complete. If there are any stubborn stains, a trick is to use 1/3 cup of vinegar and 2/3 cup of water in a spray bottle and then spray and scrub well.
Fiber-Cement Siding
It resembles masonry or even wood, respectively, and can likewise wear itself on like the hardest of concretes, surviving even the most cruel of natural outdoor elements : It is Fiber-Cement Siding! and it looks like it is going to be here for awhile. In fact, it might even be your “best bet” when it comes to getting the right options for siding.
How Does This Form of Wonder Siding Actually Work?
This miracle-working mixture of only the best portland cement with pulp (from wood) gives you great affordability, solid durability, steady maintenance, and even astounding visual appeal, all in all. and this will be what you need if you want the best kind of house you can have, especially with “long-term” in mind.
Fiber Cement Elements
“What is in it?”, you might be asking. Well, first of all, it is got water, to dissolve that wood pulp. It also holds the wood pulp itself, fly ash (to serve as the rightful filler), and portland cement, for binding.
Efficiency
Factory finish warranties can start at a very minimum of 15 years, insuring you from fading, flaking and more. Some even go up to 25 years, or even Limited Lifetime.
Budget
Fiber cement alone is highly inexpensive, falling at a standard cost well below the range of the usual products with its elements and ingredients. Instead of having to buy stucco, bricks, wood, stone, and vinyl, for your project, get a mixture like fiber-cement siding, which holds the best of all of them, and save a ton of money in the process.
Should I paint the walls first or the trim?
After you are done installing your trim, you should start by painting the trim, and then you can later paint the walls. It is because it will require less effort and time to tape off the trim than for the walls.
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What is the most popular baseboard trim?
Baseboard is preferred since they increase your home's value, adds character to your home, and compliment other fixtures. While choosing one, consider the style of the baseboards, the material used, and the size that will be best for your house.
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We charge for all time included in a customer's project, including purchasing or delivering materials, and offsite work like painting lumber prior to an installation, or for the time to haul away debris. This allows us to take on smaller projects for our carpentry customers, rather than only lump sum projects with much higher minimums to show up.
Licensed: We are a licensed General Contractor and Plumbing Contractor with the Contractor's State License Board (B857752) since 2005.
Most projects get a 3 hour window of arrival, so expect something like 7am to 10am, or 10am to 1pm, or even 12pm to 3pm window.