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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 Tigard and the surrounding Oregon communities.
Ten minutes from our Lake Oswego office. Doors, siding splices and drywall lead the Tigard list.
Tigard doors and windows come in three ages. A 1960s ranch door on a shaded lot swells shut all winter, a 1980s slider by Fanno Creek drags on flat rollers, a Bull Mountain entry door takes the wind-driven rain and sags on its hinges, and the aluminum windows in a Metzger ranch are rotting the wood bucks behind them. We plane and rehang, rebuild the garage jamb, replace the rollers, rebuild the bucks and install the door you bought, ten minutes from our office.
Every line is a short stop for a Kaminskiy-certified technician who starts the day ten minutes away on Centerpointe Drive. Write the list down and make one call.
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 Tigard repair.
A Tigard list is the ranch-house kind: the swollen door, the garage jamb, the slider, the drywall crack, the gutter run, the deck board, the loose towel bar. One Kaminskiy-certified technician drives ten minutes from Centerpointe Drive with a stocked truck and works the list top to bottom in one visit. A special-order door or a matched trim profile gets its second visit scheduled before we leave.
Read us the list or text photos of the worst items, and most Tigard visits are priced on that call, in writing, before a date is set. A Bull Mountain deck, a wall of siding or a soft stretch of sill gets a look first, which is easy from ten minutes away, and a written scope. The price you approve is the price on the invoice, with a one-year workmanship warranty under it.
Most of a repair list, nothing. Tigard's Building Division works from Oregon's statewide residential code, which needs no permit to repair or replace siding that is not fire-rated, to replace a window or a door in the same opening, to paint, for gutters and downspouts, or for a deck with its floor not more than 30 inches above grade, and asks no application for an ordinary repair with like materials. A taller deck, a wider opening or a cut structural member starts a permit, and an exempt job still has to meet the city's planning rules. On Bull Mountain, much of which is unincorporated Washington County, we confirm on the call whether the city or the county answers.
Oregon licenses electricians and plumbers separately, so a circuit, a panel, a new fixture or a re-pipe goes to the licensed electrician or the licensed plumber, and we say so on the call. The roof is a roofer's, a gas line is the licensed plumber's or the utility's, a beam or a hillside footing is the engineer's question, and carpenter ants are the licensed pest company's to treat while we fix the wet wood they found. The carpentry, drywall and paint around all of them is ours.
Houses from the 1950s through the 1970s with T1-11 or lap siding, fir trim, wood or aluminum windows and the doors they came with, on shaded lots that never quite dry. The list is a door that swells shut, a bottom course gone soft, a side-door jamb rotted at the step, a crack in the drywall where the house settled and a window buck rotting behind aluminum. We splice new wood into old, rehang the door, patch and match the wall and paint to what is there.
Family streets from the 1970s through the 1990s near Fanno Creek and the parks, where the ground holds water all winter and much of the siding went up before Oregon's moisture rules. The slider drags, the garage jamb crumbles on the slab, water behind the siding shows up at a window corner, and the deck posts sit in wet ground. We replace the rollers, rebuild the jamb off the concrete, open and dry the corner, correct the flashing and set the posts on standoffs.
Hillside houses from the 1990s through the 2010s with decks and railings facing the weather, association color schemes and entry doors that take the wind head-on. Deck boards rot at the ends, rail posts at the base, hinges sag, trim splits at the joints and a ledger can hide damage behind the siding. We rebuild in place, reflash the ledger, rehang the door on heavier hinges, match the scheme and write the materials down for the board.
Call 971-571-5787 or text photos of the door, the jamb and the siding. Most Tigard lists are priced on that call and on the calendar in minutes.
You get the list back in writing with a price before anyone drives over. A deck or a wall of siding that needs a look gets scheduled for one, which is easy from ten minutes away.
A Kaminskiy-certified technician drives over from Centerpointe Drive with a stocked truck and works the list top to bottom, matching trim, texture and paint.
Every line comes back checked, the house is left clean, and the one-year workmanship warranty is on the invoice.
Oregon has one license for the handyman and the contractor. Anyone paid to repair, improve or build a home must hold a Construction Contractors Board license with a residential endorsement, and the only exception is a casual one-off by someone outside the trade who never advertises. Kaminskiy Care and Repair holds CCB #252813, is bonded and insured, and sends Kaminskiy-certified, background-checked technicians. Electrical and plumbing carry separate state licenses and anything structural needs the right one, so those lines are hand-offs we name on the call.
Tigard's Building Division administers Oregon's statewide residential code, and that code leaves most of a repair list alone: siding repair or replacement where no fire rating is required, a window or a door in its existing opening, paint, gutters and downspouts, a deck whose floor is within 30 inches of grade, and any ordinary repair made with like materials. The city's own page says the deck rule in those words and reminds owners that an exempt job still meets its planning rules. A taller deck, a widened opening or a cut structural member is where the permit starts, and it goes into the written scope.
Much of Bull Mountain lies in unincorporated Washington County rather than the City of Tigard, which decides who answers a permit question for a tall deck or a cut beam, and we confirm which on the call. Summerlake, River Terrace and many Bull Mountain streets have associations; a repair painted to match rarely needs a form, a new color, door style or fence stain sometimes does, and the materials and finish go in writing for it. Oregon's moisture rules for siding apply when a wall is re-sided; a spliced sheet or a replaced course is a repair, and we say plainly when a wall is past that.
Ten minutes from our office. Your Tigard crew dispatches from our Lake Oswego office on Centerpointe Drive, just off the 217, which is why a Tigard call is usually on the calendar within days. Call 971-571-5787, text a photo, or send the form.
Can't find your answer? Call 971-571-5787 and ask us anything.
Call 971-571-5787That is how Tigard uses us. The front door, the slider, the garage jamb, the drywall crack and the towel bar go on one list, and one Kaminskiy-certified technician with a stocked truck works through it in a single visit. A special-order door gets its return trip scheduled before we leave.
Wiring and plumbing, which Oregon licenses separately and which go to the licensed electrician or the licensed plumber; the roof; a gas line, which is the licensed plumber's or the utility's; and a beam or a hillside footing, which the engineer looks at first. We name those lines on the call and do the carpentry, drywall and paint around them.
Quickly. Our office is on Centerpointe Drive in Lake Oswego, ten minutes from most of Tigard, we answer in under three rings, price most lists on the call and usually have a technician at the house within days.
Text the list or photos of the worst items and the price comes in writing before anything is scheduled. A Bull Mountain deck, a wall of siding or a soft sill gets a look first, which is easy from ten minutes away. No mystery fee at the door: what you approve is what you pay.
Yes. Every job carries a one-year workmanship warranty in writing, done by a Kaminskiy-certified, background-checked technician under CCB #252813, bonded and insured.
For most of a repair list, no. Oregon's residential code, which Tigard's Building Division administers, needs no permit for siding repair, a window or door in its own opening, paint, gutters, a deck within 30 inches of grade or an ordinary repair with like materials. Once the deck gets taller or a structural member gets cut, a permit starts, and for a Bull Mountain address we check first whether the city or Washington County is the one to ask.
Yes, and it is one of the commonest lines on a Tigard list. The bottom of the jamb has been sitting in driveway water for years. We cut it back to sound wood, splice in a new foot with sealed end grain, set it on a pan or up off the concrete so it cannot wick again, reset the weatherstrip and paint it to match, and we fix the downspout that has been feeding it while we are there.
Tigard from downtown, the Tigard Triangle and Greenburg through Summerlake and the Cook Park streets to River Terrace and Bull Mountain, and nearby Metzger, King City, Durham, Tualatin, Beaverton and Lake Oswego. Call 971-571-5787 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: 971-571-5787.
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.
