Surdyk's Decorating

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Kitchen Remodeling
A general building contractor may also contract for specialty work, but must hold a specialty license for that work or actually have a specialty contractor do the work. If the job requires more than two types of work on a building, then it is appropriate for a licensed general building contractor to contract for and oversee the entire project. For example, if your kitchen remodeling will involve the performance of plumbing, electrical and carpentry work under one contract, a licensed general building contractor should be hired.

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Extra Phones: Phone: (949) 283-5880
Brands: general
Neighborhoods: Westside Costa Mesa, Costa Mesa
Categories: Interior Designers & Decorators, Altering & Remodeling Contractors, Carpet & Rug Dealers, General Contractors, Home Builders, Home Repair & Maintenance, Painting Contractors, Wallpapers & Wallcoverings-Installation

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Phone: (949) 722-7752

Address: 1001 W 17th St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627

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Surdyk's Decorating

Kitchen Remodeling
A general building contractor may also contract for specialty work, but must hold a specialty license for that work or actually have a specialty contractor do the work. If the job requires more than two types of work on a building, then it is appropriate for a licensed general building contractor to contract for and oversee the entire project. For example, if your kitchen remodeling will involve the performance of plumbing, electrical and carpentry work under one contract, a licensed general building contractor should be hired.
Bathroom Remodeling
Flooring
Door Installation/Replacement
Drywalls
As with new construction, use recycled materials and those with low VOCs. Check to see if demolition waste such as concrete, carpet, plastic, pipe, drywall, metals, brick, paper, cardboard, and yard clippings can be recycled in your area. Build a deck from the lumber of a demolition building, old railroad trestles, or harvested trees from an urban area. Use a deck surface that does not need to be stained, such as plastic lumber. Plastic lumber cannot bear heavy loads as well as wood and may need steel reinforcement, but it will degrade slower and last longer without the use of a stain.
Tile Installation
Fireplaces
Carpeting
Wallpapering
Home Theater Installation
Cabinet Installation

Room Additions
New Construction
Californians spend more than $39 billion on residential construction each year. Many homeowners have discovered that improving their present residence with an updated kitchen, an additional bathroom, new windows or a new roof can be a more prudent investment than purchasing a new residence. However, adding a room or updating a kitchen can cost more than a new car, so consumers should take some time and care in planning a costly home improvement project. Unfortunately, most consumers spend less time choosing a contractor than they do choosing a car.
Demolition

Landscaping and Fencing

Landscaping
Fencing
Gate Replacement/Installation
Tree Removal
Driveways
Landscape Lighting
Irrigation Systems

Window Installation/Replacement
Decks
Siding
Residential Roof Repair
There are 43 different types of contractor licenses, including general and specialty contractors. General building contractors usually oversee projects and coordinate the specific subcontractors for a job. Specialty or subcontractors usually are hired to perform a single job. For example, if you want only roofing or plumbing work, you may want to hire a contractor licensed in that particular specialty.
Residential Roof Replacement/Installation

Painting
Carpentry
Insulation
Masonry
Handyman Services

Pressure Washing

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