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What the work looks like — and the houses it happens in
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Van stock — the jobs we take are the jobs we can finish from the truck.
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On-site carpentry and punch-list work in occupied houses.
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Interior paint after drywall repairs, blended to the room.
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Fixture-level plumbing: traps, supplies, and faucet swaps.
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Ceiling fans and light fixtures on boxes that can hold them.
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Doors, locks, and the hardware you use every day.
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Stud-safe TV mounting with a plan for the cords.
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Deck boards, rails, and the parts people lean on.
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Gutter lines on Loudoun two-stories — cleaned, then checked.
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Window and door beads before the first cold night.
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Boxed furniture, built square and anchored.
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Patches floated and textured so they disappear after paint.
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