Handyman Near Me & More LLC

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Carport Rebuild

This carport was completed in December 2016. Hurricane Matthew tore the original from the structure. It was rebuilt with much better materials and practices than the original.
Project Year: 2017
Project Cost: $5,001 - $7,500
Country: United States
Zip Code: 32117
This was what it looked like upon initial inspection. Inside shed area where customer cut off the remainder of the damaged and twisted panels to be able to open an exterior door.
Carport Rebuild
This was what it looked like upon initial inspection.
Carport Rebuild
This was what it looked like upon initial inspection. Took this picture to show the excess amounts of mastic, caulk and other leak preventing materials which are unnecessary when properly installed.
Carport Rebuild
This was what it looked like upon initial inspection. One bracket held on the rail that came off.
Carport Rebuild
This was what it looked like upon initial inspection. Took this picture to show the temporary fix performed by the customer. The wall had separated at this corner during the storm and the customer secured it with several screws.
Carport Rebuild
Beginning rebuild. Setting the posts, accounting for the driveway's slope.
Carport Rebuild
This turtle is displaying the way MHS sets a post. Every rebuild we've done had posts mounted on top of the 1x2's, which are not structural pieces. These are post anchors, and are the proper way to set post. When properly installed, they remain pretty well hidden.
Carport Rebuild
Framing complete and 50% of the roof panels installed.
Carport Rebuild
Framing complete and 50% of the roof panels installed.
Carport Rebuild
Carport finished. Customer requested the 8" overhang of the valance in case she wanted gutters added.
Carport Rebuild
Finished carport. View from underneath.
Carport Rebuild