My highest recommendations

I just want to take this opportunity to send my highest recommendations for the new owners of Salmon Arm Home Repair & Renovation Ltd – Tomi and Jelena Skupnik. Their company made a very difficult and complex situation for me tolerable through their professionalism, competency and yes, their kindness. Their Christian background/faith was very much self-evident in all their dealings with me. I just want people who may need their services now or in the future to know that they … Read More

These guys were up to the task!

We’ve got a rental property at the Shuswap, and we needed some property improvement/maintenance done. These guys were up to the task! Thanks so much! We’ll use you again! Steve Pauls, Swift Current Saskatchewan message left on www.facebook.com/SalmonArmHomeRepair

Very pleased with the work

Thank you! Very pleased with the work.Your guys managed to translate my somewhat vague descriptions into exactly what I wanted. Glen was great, everything left tidy & the work was done quickly. Even the bill was detailed & everything itemized. Wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Salmon Arm Home Repair. Joyce, Salmon Arm

Testimonials over the years

Thank you and your people for such a good job! We are very satisfied with the work. Thanks again Stewart! ~ Alex Job was done in a timely and professional manner. ~ Fergus, Salmon Arm Mike is a perfectionist! We believe the result of his work exceeded our expectations. ~  Barb, Salmon Arm Your crew was friendly and polite. Everything looks awesome. Thank you! ~  Darlene, Salmon Arm I am really happy with Glen’s attention to detail. His work is professional from start to finish. Many thanks … Read More

From repair to reno!

The client called Salmon Arm Home Repair for what they originally thought was a quick repair of a “soft spot” in their otherwise great deck. Stewart and his crew went by to take a look, and they discovered the source of the “soft spot”… carpenter ants! Just look at the damage those pests caused to the support posts (and some of the deck itself). After consultation with Stewart about what their options were and the costs involved, the clients decided … Read More

Two decades of valuable service

We are very pleased to confirm that we have been utilizing your services for close to 20 years now doing all kinds of handyman type work, including minor repairs, changing lights and shoveling walks but the work you do with water damage cleanup and repair for the Strata Properties we manage, has been the most valuable service provided over the past several years. You are usually our first call to deal with water damage issues. It is our opinion that … Read More

Heating In Fall & Winter

Once Fall comes and the weather starts cooling down, we assume that the heating in our homes will automatically do its stuff and keep us warm and toasty. However, as homeowners we need to do our bit to make sure things happen smoothly: Furnace and Heating SystemIf you haven’t had your furnace checked regularly over the year, then now is the time to call in a professional heating guy to do a Fall Check-up. This includes your furnace, ducting and … Read More

Getting Ready for Fall/Winter – inside

Furnace and heating system (see related article) Clean dryer vent and tubing: Pull out dryer, detach venting hose and vacuum out any build-up of lint. On the outside, remove vent cover and using again vacuum out lint. Maximize natural light: Clean your windows, inside and out to let that winter sunshine in. Remove screens and store for winter. Ensure storm windows are fitting well. House cleaning isn’t only for Spring! Use those extra hours in the darker evenings to clean … Read More

Prepare before you paint!

Before painting wash walls with Trisodium phosphate (TSP) and rinse well. TSP is excellent for removing all types of grease such as kitchen grease, smoke and nicotine residue and oils from fingers. Washing  with TSP also softens the old paint and allows the new paint to bond better with the old.

Stop Paint Bleed

After you tape off an area with painters tape to get a straight line, go over the edge of the tape again with your finger tip or hard object to firmly press it down.   After painting wait about 30 minutes then remove the tape before the paint completely cures to prevent ripping the new from sticking to the tape. Let me know if my explanation confuses the issue… I am just a phone call away 250-833-9446 (or email)

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