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This kitchen suffered a water leak. The entire back wall was damaged where the range and fridge live. We did all new cabinetry, new countertops, new backsplash, new hardware and lighting. Pretty much we replaced the entire kitchen but the floors. We kept the existing layout to make it more simple and easy to turnaround.

This is the condition the client found their ensuite in, with extensive water damage from previous drypack shower base, no waterproofing on the walls, and mold throughout. This required complete substrate replacement.
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This is the condition the client found their ensuite in, with extensive water damage from previous drypack shower base, no waterproofing on the walls, and mold throughout. This required complete substrate replacement.

St. Peter's Catholic Church in Washington, DC. Renovated and restored the historic fencing/railing around the front and side of the church. Any new material needed to replace damaged material was hand forged.

This roof in Longmont is a CertainTeed Landmark ClimateFlex Class IV hail resistant asphalt shingle roof that we replaced due to hail damage. The house is on the market and closing soon and the roof needed to be done before closing. So happy we were able to help this homeowner get the roof done on time before closing.

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Plain City, OH
Kuhns Contracting, Inc.
Central Ohio's Trusted Home Remodeler Specializing in Kitchens & Baths

The homeowners knew it was time to update their siding and windows. With water damage setting in, and the wood trim splintering around the windows, a more energy efficient option would make a huge difference in the appearance and comfort level of the home. The existing siding was fading and also showing water damage with slight warping and very noticeable seams and nails.
Woodland Vinyl siding is low maintenance due to impact resistant vinyl and DuraColor Protection. With 16’ lengths, seams are reduced by 30% compared to typical 12’ length. The homeowners chose to go with a dutch lap pattern in the Royal Woodland vinyl siding. In a classic Vintage cream with white trim, the colors are stunning.
They chose Sunrise replacement windows which offer a larger glass viewing area compared to other vinyl windows. Vinyl, insulated windows will never need to be painted. They also have great insulation and reflective metallic layers for added energy efficiency.

Before photo with damages marked in chalk
Roof Cost: $9,000+
Customer Cost: $1,000
Shingle Manufacturer: GAF Timberland HDZ
Shingle Color: Charcoal Black

This exterior repair project began after our client had their home re‑roofed a little over a year earlier. Like many homeowners, they didn’t realize the roofing crew had damaged several areas of siding and removed key trim pieces during the installation. It’s a common issue: most roofing companies have a single day to complete their work, and if siding or trim is in the way, it often gets cracked, loosened, or pulled off entirely.
At Deskins Siding & Exteriors, we specialize in identifying and repairing the exterior damage that often goes unnoticed after a roof replacement. During our inspection, we found multiple areas that needed attention, including:
• Damaged or missing Hardie siding
• Removed or broken trim
• Holes left behind during the roofing process
• Rotten soffit and deteriorated wood that required replacement
We restored each affected area using proper materials, matched profiles, and seamless Sherwin‑Williams paint blending to ensure the repairs disappeared into the home’s original exterior. The result is a clean, structurally sound finish that protects the home and enhances curb appeal.

While working on other projects for the property owner, I noticed that his skylight was leaking a lot during one of our monsoon rains. As you can see, someone else had tried patching the damage inside without successfully repairing the damage outside. He gave me the go-ahead to fix it. Got up on the roof of this 2 story apartment and discovered that the seal on the dome was failing. Took the dome off and cleaned out the old seal and dirt that had accumulated and resealed with a premium silicone. Leak fixed! The leak caused damage to ceiling around the skylight inside. Skylight is in a winding stairway, so I put up ladders and scaffolds and tore out the bad sheetrock and replaced with new. Matched the texture and paint to blend everything back in.

Transitional light wood floor and beige floor living room photo in Vancouver with beige walls and a ribbon fireplace

The homeowners knew it was time to update their siding and windows. With water damage setting in, and the wood trim splintering around the windows, a more energy efficient option would make a huge difference in the appearance and comfort level of the home. The existing siding was fading and also showing water damage with slight warping and very noticeable seams and nails.
Woodland Vinyl siding is low maintenance due to impact resistant vinyl and DuraColor Protection. With 16’ lengths, seams are reduced by 30% compared to typical 12’ length. The homeowners chose to go with a dutch lap pattern in the Royal Woodland vinyl siding. In a classic Vintage cream with white trim, the colors are stunning.
They chose Sunrise replacement windows which offer a larger glass viewing area compared to other vinyl windows. Vinyl, insulated windows will never need to be painted. They also have great insulation and reflective metallic layers for added energy efficiency.

Sponsored
Plain City, OH
Kuhns Contracting, Inc.
Central Ohio's Trusted Home Remodeler Specializing in Kitchens & Baths

This mobile home in Provo had severe damage around every window and the back door — rotted framing, failing seals, and outdated materials. We removed all the damaged wood, rebuilt the framing, and installed brand-new Alside windows along with a fully rebuilt and sealed back door. Every detail was trimmed, sealed, and finished clean inside and out. From mobile homes to custom estates, we bring the same dedication and craftsmanship to every project — that’s the Optimum Way.

This building sustained damage to the soffit system during hurricane Michael, and we were called in to assess the situation. Once we were finished and determined what needed to be done, we set to work. First, we removed the existing roofing materials, including the roof trim, metal edge, soffit trim, and cleats. After cleaning away the debris, we inspected the substrate to determine the depth of the wind and water damage there, and found that we would need to replace the sub-framing, which we did, providing a strong base to attach the new gutter. Since the measurements were not standard sized, we made and installed custom metal trim, in addition to the standard soffit trim, rake cleats, and edge metal. Finishing the paint touch up, and clean up, we left the building as good as new and ready to weather the next storm.

This exterior repair project began after our client had their home re‑roofed a little over a year earlier. Like many homeowners, they didn’t realize the roofing crew had damaged several areas of siding and removed key trim pieces during the installation. It’s a common issue: most roofing companies have a single day to complete their work, and if siding or trim is in the way, it often gets cracked, loosened, or pulled off entirely.
At Deskins Siding & Exteriors, we specialize in identifying and repairing the exterior damage that often goes unnoticed after a roof replacement. During our inspection, we found multiple areas that needed attention, including:
• Damaged or missing Hardie siding
• Removed or broken trim
• Holes left behind during the roofing process
• Rotten soffit and deteriorated wood that required replacement
We restored each affected area using proper materials, matched profiles, and seamless Sherwin‑Williams paint blending to ensure the repairs disappeared into the home’s original exterior. The result is a clean, structurally sound finish that protects the home and enhances curb appeal.

This exterior repair project began after our client had their home re‑roofed a little over a year earlier. Like many homeowners, they didn’t realize the roofing crew had damaged several areas of siding and removed key trim pieces during the installation. It’s a common issue: most roofing companies have a single day to complete their work, and if siding or trim is in the way, it often gets cracked, loosened, or pulled off entirely.
At Deskins Siding & Exteriors, we specialize in identifying and repairing the exterior damage that often goes unnoticed after a roof replacement. During our inspection, we found multiple areas that needed attention, including:
• Damaged or missing Hardie siding
• Removed or broken trim
• Holes left behind during the roofing process
• Rotten soffit and deteriorated wood that required replacement
We restored each affected area using proper materials, matched profiles, and seamless Sherwin‑Williams paint blending to ensure the repairs disappeared into the home’s original exterior. The result is a clean, structurally sound finish that protects the home and enhances curb appeal.

The left side of the front had to be replaced due to powder post beetle damage. A near full basement was excavated below the far left. Photo by Mary Haskin.

Will Calhoun - photo
This Entry has a set of stairs which was heavily damaged by fire. All the millwork was restored or replaced and all finishes were reconditioned. This photo was taken before a runner was installed that traveled up the stair treads.

Replacement of single family home (originally constructed of adobe, permanently earthquake damaged) with Santa Fe Style residence. Provides master bed bath suite, two bedrooms, 1 & 1/2 baths, gourmet kitchen, living, dining, family & laundry rooms and garage. Open plan circulation maximizing ceiling height and natural light.
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