This 200 lb mirror fell from the wall when the vibration from construction next door caused the mount to fail. Fortunately, the glass did not break- however, there were hundreds of fragments scattered across the floor from the detailed plaster frame that had to be swept up. It was like piecing a puzzle together, and … Continue reading GOLD LEAF PLASTER MIRROR FRAME REPAIR
With an average of 7500 hits per month since 2012, this is the most viewed article about power recliner issues on the internet for a good reason; the information is good and helpful. Power recliners have become very popular. Most retailers have them on the floor in various shapes and sizes, and most share the … Continue reading Troubleshooting Power Recliners
If your doors aren't level and you have adjustable hinges, then you're in luck. Here is a one minute video that describes how the typical euro-hinge can be adjusted, but first make sure that your piece is sitting level. Most floors are not perfectly level and require the levelers on the bottom of the feet … Continue reading Unlevel Door Fix
For decades, bed manufacturers in America used a standard hook bracket that was inserted into the end on a bed's rails. They were held in place by 2 metal dowels. See below: Over time, these get loose and wiggle. The metal dowels wallow out the holes drilled into the inside face of the rails. Eventually, … Continue reading Bed Rail Hook Repair with “OFFSET BRACKETS”
In 2010, I had the pleasure of being involved with a home makeover for a very deserving family in Savannah. The home, located in Ardsley Park, was a great one to work with, not to mention being in a great neighborhood on Abercorn Street. They Extreme Home crew literally remodeled the home in a week, … Continue reading REMEMBER “EXTREME HOME MAKEOVER?”
