Maryland
Home repair in Reisterstown, MD
Reisterstown has a historic Main Street with frame and brick houses from the 1800s, and around it the subdivisions from the 1970s and 1980s along Route 140 and Franklin Boulevard. Glyndon next door is Victorian. The old houses need plaster, porch and wood window work. The subdivisions need the 40 year list.
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Main Street porches and Route 140 subdivisions
We group Reisterstown with Owings Mills and Pikesville on the Reisterstown Road run. Main Street jobs are often porch posts and rails, a storm door on an old jamb, and plaster. Subdivision jobs are decks, doors, bath fans and the drywall at the stairs.
The Main Street houses have front porches with turned posts and a tongue and groove floor that rots at the drip line. We replace the rotted boards with the same width fir, prime all sides, and keep the posts and rail, which are the expensive part.
Main Street, Glyndon, Route 140 and Franklin Boulevard
- Main Street Reisterstown
- Route 140
- Glyndon
- Hannah More Park
- Franklin Boulevard
- Owings Mills Boulevard
ZIP codes 21136. Part of our Baltimore County, MD service area.
What we fix in Reisterstown
Drywall and plaster repair
Holes, cracks, water stains and nail pops. Patched, taped, floated and painted to match.
Interior door repair and install
Doors that stick, drag or will not latch. New prehung and slab doors hung square.
Interior painting and touch up
Rooms, ceilings and trim, and the touch up after a repair so the patch disappears.
Trim and wood rot repair
Rotted casing, sills and deck boards replaced. Baseboard and crown repaired or matched.
Fixture and appliance installs
Dishwashers, disposals, ceiling fans, faucets, towel bars and shelving.
Caulk and grout
Tubs, showers, backsplashes and exterior joints cut out and redone.
Exterior repairs
Siding patches, gutter repairs, fence boards and storm doors.
Punch lists and inspection items
Home inspection reports, rental inspection lists, move in and move out work.
Every job is done by a contractor licensed with the Maryland Home Improvement Commission (MHIC). The license number is on your estimate.
The specialist crews in Baltimore County
Reisterstown questions
- Can you replace a few porch floor boards on Main Street?
- Yes. Rotted tongue and groove boards come out and matching fir goes in, primed on all sides. Posts and rails stay.
- Does the Reisterstown historic district need approval?
- For like for like repair, no. For a visible change, the county historic review. We tell you which before pricing it.
- How often do you come out to Reisterstown?
- Most weeks, with Owings Mills and Pikesville on the same day.
A Reisterstown price in writing
Send the address and a photo. The price comes back in writing before anyone drives to Reisterstown.