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A mile up, the sun does more to a door than the snow does: finishes chalk and split on the south and west sides, the patio slider to the deck wears out its rollers, and the front door of a brick bungalow binds every spring as the clay under the porch swells. We plane, rehang and seal, replace the rollers, rebuild the frame, and install the new door you bought.
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THE LISTALL DONEEvery one of these is a job a Kaminskiy-certified technician does every week in Denver. Make the list, call once.
We answer in under three rings and get you priced and scheduled in minutes.
A clear, written quote with upfront pricing. You approve before work begins.
Kaminskiy-certified pros finish the job with a workmanship warranty.
Every job is backed in writing by our workmanship warranty and done by a Kaminskiy-certified, background checked technician.
Brick Victorians, Denver Squares and bungalows from the 1890s to the 1940s, built in brick because the city once required it. The work is original wood windows and doors that have shrunk and swelled for a century, porch posts and sills that rot where the snow sits, plaster and drywall that crack as the clay moves, and finish work that has to match what is there. In a historic district we tell you when a job needs the city's design review first.
Ranches and split-levels from the 1950s to the 1970s, brick fronts with siding on the sides and back, built fast when the suburbs grew. The list is hail-dented siding and soffits, sun-split trim, drywall cracks over a settling slab, a basement bathroom that needs regrouting and a cedar fence the wind has been working on for twenty years.
Stick-built homes from the 1980s to the 2010s, most in associations with an approved color scheme, with big south-facing windows, composite decks and a lot of siding for the hail to find. The work is slider rollers and screens, caulk and paint on the sun side, railings and deck boards, and the drywall after a roof or pipe leak. We match the scheme and put the materials in writing for the form.
The climate here works a house from three sides. Hail comes through most summers and dents whatever faces the sky. The sun at a mile up chalks paint and splits caulk faster than at sea level. And the winter swings, a chinook afternoon in the fifties and a freeze that night, open every joint the sun already weakened, while the clay under the slab swells and shrinks with each wet spell. The jobs are small when they are caught early, and most of what we fix in Denver waited a season too long.
An old wood window or a brick-bungalow front door is usually worth repairing: a new sill, new weatherstrip and a planed edge beat a replacement unit that will not match the house, and in a historic district repair is the easier path. A hollow slider with dead rollers, a deck board checked through or a run of siding the hail has opened is usually worth replacing. We tell you which is which on the call, with the price for each, and you decide.
Denver's own list of work that needs no building permit covers most of a handyman visit: painting inside and out, flooring, countertops and cabinets, like-for-like fixtures, general repairs that do not change the plumbing or wiring, a drywall patch or one sheet up to four by eight, and doors, glass and window frames replaced in the same opening. A new or bigger opening, a new or egress window, a covered porch, a deck thirty inches or more off the ground or a fence over four feet is a permit, and we say so before we quote. A zoning or landmark review can still apply where a building permit does not.
Doors, drywall, trim, fences, decks, rot, caulk, siding and fixtures are ours. Colorado licenses electricians and plumbers at the state level, so wiring and plumbing beyond a fixture swap go to the licensed trade, and so do a roof, a furnace, a gas line and anything structural, and we tell you so on the call. Termite and pest treatment is the pest company's job; rebuilding the wood is ours.
Tell us the list, or text a photo of the worst item. Most small repairs are priced on the call, in writing, in under ten minutes.
A Kaminskiy-certified technician comes with a stocked truck and works through the list in one visit wherever the parts allow.
A door swap, a rotted frame or a bathroom refresh gets a visit and a written scope before anything starts. No surprises at the house.
The work area is left clean and every repair carries our one-year workmanship warranty, on paper.
Colorado has no state handyman or general contractor license and no dollar threshold for one; the state licenses electricians and plumbers, and leaves the rest to each city. Denver issues its own contractor licenses, does not accept another county's, and asks that any job needing a Denver permit be pulled by a contractor licensed in Denver, in the contractor's name, not yours. Kaminskiy Care and Repair is licensed, bonded and insured as a company, and tells you on the call which items on your list are permit jobs and which are plain repair work, and hands wiring and plumbing to the state-licensed trade.
Denver says no building permit is needed for painting, flooring, countertops, cabinets, like-for-like faucets and fixtures, general repairs that leave the plumbing and wiring alone, a drywall patch or one sheet up to four by eight, or doors, glass and window frames replaced as they were. Fences run to four feet in the front yard and six in the back; over four feet is a zoning permit, and a post-hole fence needs a building permit only above eight feet. An uncovered deck under twelve inches needs nothing, twelve or more is a zoning permit, thirty or more is a building permit too, and anything covered needs both. We check the rest with the city before we quote, rather than guess.
Most of the newer east and north, and much of Aurora, Thornton and Westminster, is association territory under Colorado's common interest ownership law, with an architectural review committee for anything that changes the look of the house. A repair painted to match rarely needs a form; a new color, a new door style or a changed fence line usually does, and we put the materials in writing for it. In Denver's landmark districts, exterior work that needs a building or zoning permit, including window and door replacement, fences and roofing, goes through Landmark Preservation first, and we tell you when a job is on that side of the line.
A local Denver crew, one phone call. Kaminskiy has no office in Denver. Your crew is local to the metro and dispatched through our national line, so a Denver call is scheduled by phone, priced on the call in writing, and usually on the calendar within days. Call 720-735-2996, text a photo, or send the form.
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Call 720-735-2996We have no office in Denver. The work is done by a local Denver crew that we dispatch through our national line. You call 720-735-2996, we price most repairs on the call, and the technician is usually at the house within days, from the brick neighborhoods to the suburbs.
Tell us the list, or text a photo of the worst item, and you get the price on the call, in writing, before anything is scheduled. There is no mystery service fee waiting at the house. A bigger job, a rotted sill, a slider swap or a bathroom refresh, gets a look first and a written scope.
That is how Denver homeowners use us. The slider, the drywall crack, the fence gate and the ceiling fan go on one list, and one Kaminskiy-certified technician works through it with a stocked truck. Anything that needs a part we do not carry gets scheduled before we leave.
Colorado has no state handyman or general contractor license; it licenses electricians and plumbers, and Denver licenses contractors itself for work that needs a city permit. Most of a handyman list is on Denver's own no-permit list. Kaminskiy Care and Repair is licensed, bonded and insured as a company, every technician is Kaminskiy-certified and background checked, and wiring or plumbing beyond a fixture swap goes to the state-licensed trade.
Usually not. Denver's list of work that needs no building permit includes painting, flooring, cabinets and countertops, like-for-like fixtures, general repairs that do not change the plumbing or wiring, a drywall patch or one sheet up to four by eight, and doors, glass and window frames replaced as they were. A new opening, a new or egress window, a covered porch, a deck thirty inches or more off the ground or a fence over four feet is a permit, and we say so before we quote.
The roof is the roofer's and the claim is the adjuster's; the siding, soffits, screens, trim and the drywall under the leak are ours. We replace the dented runs, caulk and paint them to match, and rebuild what the water reached. If a run of siding is past patching we say so and price the replacement.
All of Denver, from Capitol Hill and Washington Park to Park Hill, Highland, Harvey Park, Central Park and Green Valley Ranch, plus Arvada, Aurora, Englewood, Lakewood, Thornton and Westminster. Call 720-735-2996 to confirm your address and get on the schedule.
Tell us what needs fixing. We'll call you back with a price and a time. Calling is still the fastest way: 720-735-2996.
Close to one of these but not on the list? Call anyway. If we can reach you, we will.
Ready to cross it off the list? Free quotes, a local Denver crew, and a workmanship warranty on every job.
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.
