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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 Sacramento and the surrounding California communities.
Hundred-year-old houses keep long lists. One technician from Roseville clears the whole thing in a visit.
The door opens most Sacramento lists, and it is usually old wood. A 1915 panel door in Midtown swells shut in the fog months and shrinks loose by July, a 1950s ranch door in Tahoe Park drags on a settled frame, and a slider in the Pocket has run thirty years on its first rollers. The Curtis Park sash sticks and the cord is gone. We plane, seal and rehang, re-cord and reglaze, re-roller, rebuild the rotted jamb bottom, and move to the next line.
Every one of these is a short line for a Kaminskiy-certified technician who comes down the 80 from Roseville with a stocked truck. Make one list and call once.
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 Sacramento repair.
A Sacramento house past fifty writes a list faster than a weekend can clear it. Put all of it down, the door, the plaster crack, the sash, the fan, the rail, the fixture, and text it with a photo of the worst line. One technician with a stocked truck works it top to bottom in a visit, and a part we do not carry, a matching fixture or a milled trim profile, is ordered and scheduled before the truck heads back up the 80.
Most lists are priced on the call from the description and the photos, in writing, before anything is scheduled. A long list, a porch rebuild or a bathroom refresh gets a look first and a written scope. The price you approve is the price on the invoice, and the one-year workmanship warranty is printed beside it.
Sacramento keeps its own list, and the ordinary repair list is not on it. Painting, papering, tiling, cabinets, counters and similar finish work need no permit, and the state residential code the city builds to asks no application for an ordinary repair: a planed door, a patched wall, a re-corded sash, a sill, a short run of trim. A run of new siding, a window replacement, a deck or a patio cover is on the city's permit list, and inside a preservation district the usual exemptions do not apply, so we check before pricing work on those blocks.
The licensed trades, and we name them on the call. A re-pipe, a water heater or a gas line is a licensed plumber's; a panel, a new circuit or rewiring is a licensed electrician's; the roof itself is a licensed roofer's; termite treatment and the report are the licensed pest company's, and the Section 1 carpentry afterward is ours. A beam or a wall that carries the house waits for an engineer. Paint older than 1978 is tested before we sand it, as the rules require.
Victorians, bungalows and cottages from the 1880s to the 1920s, a lot of them inside the city's preservation districts, with lath-and-plaster walls, wood sash, transoms and milled trim. The list is a door planed to close in a frame that settled a century ago, a plaster crack keyed and patched to the old finish, a sash freed and re-corded, a porch rail tightened, a step made solid, a fixture swapped in a bath redone in 1962. Everything is put back in kind, which is what those blocks ask for.
Houses from the 1920s to the 1950s under street trees that keep the north side damp all fog season, and the Pocket's 1970s and 1980s homes along the river. Their lists run to a shaded sill or a trim bottom gone soft, a window that swells shut, caulk pulled from the north-side windows, a slider on worn rollers, a gate rehung on a new post, and the grab bar a parent needs in a hall bath. We rebuild the short runs of wood, reset the grade where it touches the siding, and rehang what binds.
Ranch houses from the 1940s to the 1960s with wood fascia and patio covers in full summer sun, and Natomas's stucco neighborhoods from the 1990s on, many with associations. The list is west-side paint and caulk that split in the heat, a patio cover beam end that checked, a slab-set jamb crumbling at the concrete, a hairline over the garage door, a fan that hums, a towel bar out of the drywall, and the rental turnover between tenants, painted to the scheme where there is one.
Call 916-507-2190 or text the list with a photo of the worst item. Landlords can send the turnover list with the move-out date.
The lines, the price and the date come back in writing. You approve before anything is scheduled, and the price holds at the house.
A Kaminskiy-certified, background checked technician comes from Roseville with a stocked truck and works the list in order, asking before adding anything.
The plaster dust leaves with us, the patches are painted, and the one-year workmanship warranty is on the invoice with the lines it covers.
California permits an unlicensed person a repair under a set small amount when it needs no permit and nobody is employed on it; a Sacramento list of a planed door, a porch rail and a run of trim is past that line in the first hour. Kaminskiy Care and Repair holds California contractor License #1106209, is bonded and insured, sends Kaminskiy-certified, background checked technicians, and writes up every job over the state's contract threshold before it starts.
The city's own permit list names siding, window replacements, decks, patio covers, re-roofs and fences over seven feet, and exempts painting, papering, tiling, carpeting, cabinets, counter tops and similar finish work and a small detached deck. Between those sits the state residential code, which asks for no application for an ordinary repair to a structure, never the cutting of a structural member. A door in its frame, a plaster patch, a sash, a sill or a short run of trim is ordinary repair; a run of new siding or a deck is on the city's list; and inside a preservation district the exemptions are off, so we ask before we price.
Boulevard Park, Newton Booth, Alkali Flat and the other central-city districts sit under the city's preservation rules: an alteration to a building fifty years old or older is routed to the Preservation Director, historic features are repaired rather than replaced and replaced in kind when they must be, and the usual permit exemptions do not apply inside the district. A like-for-like repair is exactly that kind of work, and we photograph before and after for the file. Most of Sacramento outside the districts has no association; the newer Natomas and Pocket streets often do, and a repair painted to the scheme rarely needs a form.
Up the 80 from our Roseville office. Our Sacramento crew works out of the office on Highland Pointe Drive in Roseville and covers the whole city and the suburbs around it, from the central-city districts to Natomas, Elk Grove and the foothills. Call 916-507-2190, text a photo, or send the form, and we answer in under three rings.
Can't find your answer? Call 916-507-2190 and ask us anything.
Call 916-507-2190Yes, that is the point of the visit. The swollen door, the plaster crack, the painted-shut sash, the fan and the porch rail go on one list, and one Kaminskiy-certified technician from Roseville works through it with a stocked truck. A milled trim profile or a matching fixture we do not carry is ordered and scheduled before he leaves.
The licensed trades: a re-pipe, a water heater or a gas line goes to a licensed plumber, a panel or a new circuit to a licensed electrician, the roof itself to a licensed roofer, and termite treatment to the licensed pest company, with the Section 1 carpentry ours afterward. A beam or a wall that carries the house goes to an engineer. We say which on the call.
We answer in under three rings, price most lists on that call and usually schedule within days. The technician comes down the 80 from our Roseville office, twenty-five minutes to Midtown, and Land Park, the Pocket, East Sacramento and Natomas all get the same answer.
It depends on the list. Text photos of the lines and the price comes back on the call, in writing, with a turnover priced per item. A porch rebuild, a long list or a bathroom refresh gets a look and a written scope first, and the invoice matches the number you approved.
Yes. A one-year workmanship warranty goes on every invoice, and the work is done by Kaminskiy-certified, background checked technicians under California contractor License #1106209, bonded and insured. The licensed trades we hand work to warrant their own.
Not an ordinary repair or finish work. By the city's own list and the state code, a planed door, a plaster patch, a re-corded sash, a sill or paint needs nothing. A run of new siding, a window replacement, a deck or a patio cover is on the city's permit list, and inside a preservation district the exemptions do not apply, so we check before pricing work there.
Yes, and most of what a list asks for is exactly what the preservation rules want: the original door planed and rehung, the sash re-corded instead of replaced, the plaster patched to the old finish, the trim spliced in the same profile. A changed feature on the outside is routed to the Preservation Director first, and we tell you what that needs before you buy anything.
All of Sacramento from our Roseville office: Midtown, Downtown, Boulevard Park, Land Park, Curtis Park, East Sacramento, McKinley Park, River Park, Tahoe Park, the Pocket and Natomas, plus West Sacramento, Carmichael, Citrus Heights, Elk Grove, Roseville, Rocklin, Folsom and El Dorado Hills. Call 916-507-2190 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: 916-507-2190.
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.
