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Level One Construction Co., LLC is a full service remodeling company doing business in the surrounding Atlanta area for over 18 years. We are STATE Licensed #RBCO004021

Services

Remodeling, Handyman

Areas of Expertise

We love a challenge and solving problems. Kitchens, Baths in all budget ranges. Come check out our gallery for amazing ideas!

Service Area

Atlanta Area and Surrounding Counties

Contact Info

(770) 552-0103

http://www.leveloneconstruction...

Insurance

General Liability $1,000,000.00

Workmans Comp $1,000,000.00

In Business Since

1991

Recent Activity

Cleaning & Organization: Lables off Beer Bottles???

i love the blue Bud Lit Beer Bottles,going to make a flower bed boarder and was wondering if you know of a quick easy way to get the lables off ????

Commented on Apr 04, 2013
As someone who brews their own beer, I can say first hand that the best way to get paper ...»
labels off bottles is water (at any temperature) with a nice dose of "OxyClean".
Just toss them in a tub and forget them for a while. All the paper slides off with no gooey stuff left behind. This does not work very well with plastic labeling though.

Walls & Ceilings: Has anyone tried gluing faux wainscoat on their walls?

I don't know how to use a nail gun and keep seeing so many cute faux finishes on hallway walls...would some heavy duty glue work or is this a crazy question..

Commented on Apr 04, 2013
A product by "Loctite" called "PowerGrab" is a very good adhesive and is paintable. ...»

It grabs well and has excellent results when used properly. It is white like a caulk and cleans up with water unlike products like PL400 construction adhesive.

However, as stated in previous comments, it will tear the drywall paper when removed. If the wall is wavy or the trim is a bit warped, you may not get clean results.
Moldings may also slide down the wall as well depending on the weight.
A brad/trim nailer is really the way to go to get the results of a pro

Followed 6 people on Mar 03, 2013

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Followed 13 boards on Mar 03, 2013

Appliances: My dryer goes on (I can hear sound) but it does not spin, so clothes are not drying.

Is this something simple that an appliance repair person can do, or would I be better off getting a new machine? If I am getting it repaired, what should I expect to pay?

Commented on Jun 16, 2011
Hey Ari..... The drive out there and actually fixing the problem is definately worth it. ...»
Typical charge. Ever take a look at a medical bill after seeing the Doc for a few minutes? Just keeping it in perspective.

Outdoor Living: is it hard to install floor tile?

Commented on Jun 16, 2011
Use 1/2" duroc. I've seen too many 1/4" duroc failures due to flexing!

Followed 3 people on Jun 16, 2011

Do any of you contractores out there have a good demolition guy? 700 sqft tear down and haul.

Commented on Jun 16, 2011
It's a whole structure wacked by a tree. taking it down to foundation.

Followed 3 people on Jun 15, 2011

Design & Décor: I'd like to put some kind of storage shed outside on my deck. Can I use it to store things like clothes and stuff?

Will they get ruined being outside - there's a lot of sun on that side of the house. Are there certain kinds of sheds that this would work better with? Looking for advice from the Hometalk crew...

Commented on May 23, 2011
space bags are good. Put a dryer sheet like "bounce" in there. Keep them smelling nice.

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