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Before and after

Same spot, two photos.

Every before and after here is a Mr. HandyPro job, photographed by us on the job, in homes around the Tri-Cities. Where the two shots line up, drag the gold handle. Where they were taken from different spots, they sit side by side.

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  • A small house with an old front door, an old window and the porch torn up
    The same house with a new wood entry door, a new front window and a rebuilt porch step
    New door, new window, new front A small house got a new wood entry door, a new front window and its porch put back together.

    Doors and Windows

  • An old bathroom with a plastic corner shower stall, a stained floor and an old toilet
    The same bathroom with a new tub, sliding glass doors, tile walls, a plank tile floor and a new toilet
    From a corner shower stall to a real bathroom Out came the plastic shower stall and the old floor. In went a tub with glass doors, tile walls, a plank tile floor and a new toilet.

    Bathroom Remodels

  • A white front door with a sidelight, taped off for painting
    The same door and sidelight painted a deep teal
    The same door, a new color Sometimes the front of the house just needs the door painted. Taped, primed and painted in a day.

    Handyman Repairs

  • An old aluminum slider window in blue vertical siding
    A new white vinyl replacement window in the same opening, the manufacturer sticker still on
    A window that opens again The old aluminum slider came out, the opening was flashed, and a new vinyl window went in the same afternoon.

    Doors and Windows

  • Two new vinyl posts set beside a house, the gate still in its wrapper
    A white vinyl gate hung between the posts with black hinges and a latch
    A vinyl gate on posts that will not move Posts set and plumbed in the morning, the gate hung and latched by the afternoon.

    Fences and Gates

Side by side

Shot from different spots, so they sit next to each other instead of on top of each other.

  • A kitchen with oak cabinets, laminate counters and bare walls behind the counter
    The same kitchen with the cabinets painted white and a new backsplash
    Oak cabinets, painted white No new cabinets. The oak boxes and doors were cleaned, primed and painted white, and a backsplash went up behind the counter.

    Kitchen Remodels

  • A room with a bare concrete floor and gray walls
    The same room with gray luxury vinyl plank flooring and white walls
    Bare concrete to a finished room The slab was leveled and moisture-tested, then luxury vinyl plank went down wall to wall, with new baseboard and paint.

    Flooring

  • An old weathered fence corner behind an overgrown shrub
    A new cedar privacy fence with a top rail and fresh boards
    A cedar fence, corner to corner The old fence came down and went on the trailer. New posts in concrete, rails, and cedar boards tight to each other.

    Fences and Gates

  • Burned studs and rafters inside a garage after a fire
    The same garage with new framing, insulation and drywall
    A garage, rebuilt after a fire Burned framing was cut out and replaced, then insulation, a vapor barrier and new drywall brought it back to a clean garage.

    Garages, Sheds and Additions

  • A patio cover under construction, posts and beams up and a ladder against the roof
    The finished patio cover with a gabled front over the patio and lawn
    A patio cover, framed to finished Posts, beams and rafters tied into the house, then roofing, a gable on the front and a tongue and groove ceiling underneath.

    Patio Covers and Decks

Step by step

A shed, from a bare slab to the keys

Two weeks of work, start to finish: walls framed on the slab, roof and sheathing, siding and French doors, then paint and trim.

  1. Shed walls framed on a concrete slab
    1 Framed
  2. The shed with sheathing and rafters on
    2 Sheathed and roofed
  3. The shed with siding on and French doors installed
    3 Siding and doors
  4. The finished shed with tan siding, the van parked beside it
    4 Finished

Questions

About these photos

Are these your own jobs?

Yes. Every photo on this site is from a Mr. HandyPro job, taken on the job by us. Nothing is stock.

Can you do the same thing at my house?

Most of the time, yes. Send a photo of your version of the before, tell us which project it reminds you of, and we will tell you what it would take.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes. Mr Handypro LLC is a registered general construction contractor in Washington, license MRHANHL741DO, bonded and insured, with the record on file with the state. You can look the license up on the Department of Labor & Industries website.

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A photo of the room, the yard or the thing that is broken, and a line about what you want it to be. We come back with a written estimate.

  • Licensed, bonded and insured. Washington contractor license MRHANHL741DO.
  • Half down, the rest when it is done. You never pay for work that has not happened.
  • One-year workmanship warranty and a clean work area at the end of every day.
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