One of the services that Home
Restoration Service offers our clients is that of a quick reference
source for reliable services.
As a client or as a subscriber
to our Preventive Maintenance Program, you
are able to have quick access to any of our Endorsed Local
Providers (ELPs).
Who is an Endorsed Local
Provider?
An ELP is anyone who we have
used directly or who comes recommended by one of our valued
clients. To us an ELP is someone that we know will provide a
quality service at a reasonable price; someone who is honest and
reliable; and someone that has the same high professional standards
as HRS.
At Home Restoration Service, we
can do almost anything concerning remodeling or repair for your
home. However, there are some services that:
1.
We either don’t
offer, such as carpeting, granite counter tops, pool installations or HVAC services, where we
recommend one of our ELPs; or
2.
Are a service which we can do offer, such as new fence
construction, but which we prefer recommending the use of one of
our ELPs, because we know that they can provide the same service at
a lower cost then we can, since that is their primary
business.
Our goal is always to provide
the best cost effective solution to meet your needs regardless of
who does the work.
Here are some of the areas
covered by our ELPs:
·
Brick & Stone
Masonry
·
Carpeting
·
Custom
Cabinets
·
Electrician
·
Foundation
Repair
·
Glass
Enclosures
·
Granite &
Marble Counter tops
·
HVAC
·
Landscaping
·
Mirrors –
Custom
·
Ornamental
Iron
·
Plumbing – if
beyond what we are comfortable doing
·
Pools – New and
Servicing
·
Real estate
agents
·
Roofing
·
Stone, brick and
masonry work
·
Tree
Services
·
Windows – New and
Replacements
While you can find any of these
services in your phone book, identifying the best one can take
time. And if you choose less than the best, it could cost you not
just time but money as well. Using one of Home Restoration
Service’s ELPs helps remove the guess work to save you
money.
To find out more about using
our Endorsed Local Providers, Contact Us.
