Combat Contracting

I order if you live ohio this contracting company to hire for your home they work with the military they are great and will get the job done they do anything you need done one stop shop there great when you need alot of things done on a property they even do commercial work.

I hired Combat this spring for a batch of updates at my 1-yr-old home: replacing a tiny lumber 8.5’x13’ “balcony-deck” with a larger, 18’x13’ composite deck; installing a glass tile backsplash in my kitchen, and finishing the unfinished living area of my walkout basement, plus 2 small jobs: removing the garbage disposal that I didn’t want but that the builder refused to omit, and reconfiguring one wall of shelves in my master closet. After they were able to fit me into their schedule, the crew completed all of this work in just over 3 weeks – and it all turned out even better than I had envisioned . The communication was superb every step of the way, and the crew leader was a multi-talented, masterful, detail-oriented craftsman who was incredibly dedicated and diligent. Butch and the crew leader took evident pride in their work, ensuring that every little element – down to even color-matching the fasteners used for the decking – was up to their standards. And their standards are darn close to mine – I admit I’m very particular, whether it’s my work or someone else’s lol. They managed all the permits and scheduling, which was a huge relief. They provided a list of materials and I had to source all those materials myself, which was daunting, but I was blessed to find a wonderful team at the Pro desk of a local home improvement store who made that task nearly painless. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Combat to anyone. The photos show the before & after of the basement renovation (but disregard the window treatments - I havent finished that yet 😉). PS: I thought that their “advertising” was incredibly clever; they’d left that “little bag o’ rocks” on my and my neighbors’ driveways a few months after I moved in, and I was so struck by the ingenuity of it (rocks to keep it from blowing away, stapled into a baggie so that flyer wouldn’t get wet, and left in the middle of the driveway apron so it wouldn’t be overlooked), that I’d put it away in a drawer until I was ready to have my renovations done. I’m glad I kept that bag o’ rocks, and happy I hired them for this work.