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Kaminskiy Care and Repair is a licensed, insured handyman company whose background checked employees handle the whole home to do list, doors first. Calls are answered in under three rings, and most jobs are priced and scheduled in under 10 minutes. We serve Glendale and the surrounding Arizona communities.
A West Valley to-do list, one technician, one visit, priced before he leaves Central Avenue.
On the Glendale ranch grid the slider is sixty years old and the entry door has been in the west sun since the Kennedy years. The finish is gone, the weatherstrip is flat, the rollers are square and the frame has moved with the slab. We fit new rollers and a track cap, plane and rehang the door, replace the seals and the sweep, reglaze a cracked pane and swap hardware that quit, then move on to the next line.
None of these is a project, and none should wait for a contractor's calendar. A Kaminskiy-certified technician from our Phoenix office works the whole list in one visit, with the price in writing before he gets on the 17.
Priced and on the calendar during the first call.
A written quote you approve before anyone drives out.
One crew, the whole list, warranty in writing.
A one-year workmanship warranty, in writing, on every Glendale repair.
Write every item down, big and small: the slider, the gate, the beam end, the crack over the door, the porch rail, the caulk, the fan that rattles. Text it to us with a photo of the worst one. One Kaminskiy-certified technician with a stocked truck comes from Phoenix and works the list in order on one visit, and a part that has to be ordered gets scheduled before he leaves. Five single calls cost more than one list, and the list gets done.
Most Glendale lists are priced from the description and the photos on the first call, in writing, before anything goes on the calendar. A patio cover rebuild, a leaning wall section or a long list in a Catlin Court house gets a look first and a written scope. The number you approve is the number on the invoice, with the one-year workmanship warranty printed next to it.
Very little on a repair list. Glendale builds to the International Residential Code with its own amendments, and that code leaves painting, tiling, cabinets and similar finish work outside the permit and asks no application for ordinary repairs: a rehung door, a patched wall, a replaced fascia board, glass put back after a break. The city's own questions page adds that a like-for-like water heater or air conditioner installed by a licensed contractor needs none either. Cutting into a wall, moving a beam or changing an opening is where a permit begins, and we check with Building Safety before quoting that.
The list ends where the licensed trades begin. The roof itself is a licensed roofing contractor's; a panel, a new circuit or rewiring is a licensed electrician's; a re-pipe, a water heater or a gas line is a licensed plumber's; the air conditioner belongs to the licensed HVAC contractor. The licensed pest company treats the termites and we rebuild after them. A wall leaning from its footing is a mason's or an engineer's question, and a full remodel goes to a remodeling contractor. We tell you which on the call.
Bungalows from the 1910s through the 1940s, several inside the Catlin Court historic district, with porches, wood sash, wood doors and plaster. Their list is a door eased to fit a frame that settled long ago, a porch post spliced at the base, a rail made firm, a window weight re-corded and a plaster crack keyed so it stops coming back. The street face stays as it was; we splice new wood into old and copy the profile where a piece is gone.
Block and stucco ranches from the 1950s through the 1970s with their first sliders, open-beam patio covers, carports closed in as rooms and a slump-block wall on every lot line. The list is predictable: the slider re-rollered, a beam end cut back and sistered, the gate rehung square in its pilaster, cap blocks reset, the crack at the pilaster patched and the drywall over the slab joint repaired so it holds through the next summer.
Association homes from the 1980s through the 2000s around the lakes and the newer streets near the stadium district. Builder doors and sliders at thirty years, foam trim cracked at the corners, stucco hairlines, the pool gate that no longer self-latches and the inside list of towel bars, caulk and a fan. Finished in the approved color, with the materials written down in case the committee asks.
Call 480-637-5830 or text the list and a photo of the worst item. Most Glendale lists get a written price on that call.
Items, price and date come back in writing. Nothing goes on the calendar until you approve it, and the price stays put at the house.
A Kaminskiy-certified, background checked technician works the list top to bottom with a stocked truck and asks before adding an item.
Patches painted, the gate tested, the dust gone, and a one-year workmanship warranty printed on the invoice with the items it covers.
Without a contractor license an Arizona handyman may take only casual or minor work, with the whole price under a set small amount and no building permit involved, and has to put 'not a licensed contractor' in any ad. A Glendale list of a slider, a beam end and a gate is past that before lunch. Kaminskiy Care and Repair is bonded and insured, its technicians are Kaminskiy-certified and background checked, and when an item needs a permit or a specialty license it goes to the right license, named or arranged on the call.
Under the residential code Glendale adopts, finish work needs no permit and an ordinary repair needs no application: a door rehung, a wall patched, a fascia board replaced, a broken pane reglazed to the current safety-glass rule. The city's Building Safety questions page says a like-for-like water heater or air conditioner by a licensed contractor is exempt as well, and that an owner doing the work signs a verification. A permit starts where a wall is cut, a beam is moved or an opening changes, and that kind of job gets a call to Building Safety before it gets a price from us.
Houses on the grid built before 1978 can carry lead paint under the newer coats, and some ceilings sprayed before 1980 can hold asbestos that only a licensed lab can test for and a licensed abatement contractor may remove; lead-safe work on old paint is the certified painter's job, and we say so before any repair disturbs either. In the Catlin Court historic district the city reviews changes to the street face, and a repair that puts back what was there is maintenance. Around the Arrowhead lakes the association wants the repair in the approved color, which is how we leave it.
Twenty minutes from downtown Phoenix. Your Glendale crew dispatches from our Phoenix office at 2 North Central Avenue, open every day, down the 17 and across the 101, so most calls are scheduled within days. Call 480-637-5830, text a photo, or send the form.
Can't find your answer? Call 480-637-5830 and ask us anything.
Call 480-637-5830That is how we work in Glendale. The slider, the gate, the beam end, the crack over the door and the caulk go on one list, and one Kaminskiy-certified technician with a stocked truck drives over from Phoenix and clears it in one visit. Anything that needs an ordered part is scheduled before he leaves.
The licensed trades. The roof itself is a licensed roofing contractor's, the panel or a new circuit a licensed electrician's, a re-pipe or a gas line a licensed plumber's, and the air conditioner the licensed HVAC contractor's. The licensed pest company treats termites and we rebuild afterward. A wall leaning off its footing is a mason's or an engineer's question, and a full remodel goes to a remodeling contractor.
Under three rings to answer, a written price on most lists during that call, and a Glendale date usually within days. The technician comes down the 17 and across the 101 from Central Avenue, and Catlin Court, the ranch grid and Arrowhead all get the same calendar.
The price follows the list, not a trip fee. Describe the items or send photos and the price comes back on the call, in writing, before anything is scheduled. A patio cover rebuild, a leaning wall section or a long list in an old house gets a look and a written scope first. What you approve is what you pay.
Yes. Every item carries a one-year workmanship warranty in writing, done by Kaminskiy-certified, background checked technicians from a bonded and insured company. The licensed trades we send work to carry their own.
Not for ordinary ones. The residential code Glendale builds to leaves finish work outside the permit and asks no application for an ordinary repair, so a rehung door, a patch, a fascia board or a reglazed pane needs nothing filed. Cutting a wall, moving a beam or changing an opening is where a permit begins, and we ask Building Safety before pricing that.
Yes, and it is one of the commonest Glendale items. We reset the post in the pilaster, rehang the gate square so it latches with one hand, replace rusted hinges, reset the lifted cap blocks and patch the hairline running down from the gate corner. A wall leaning from the footing is a different question, and we say so.
All of Glendale from our Phoenix office: Catlin Court, Downtown, Sahuaro Ranch, the Thunderbird corridor, Arrowhead Ranch, Arrowhead Lakes and Westgate, plus Peoria, Sun City, Youngtown and Phoenix. Call 480-637-5830 to confirm your address.
Tell us what is on the list. We'll call you back with a price and a time. Calling is still the fastest way: 480-637-5830.
Priced on the call, one crew for the whole list, warranted in writing.
We answer in under three rings, 24/7.No price games. You get a clear written quote before any work begins, backed by our workmanship warranty.
