That's how most people around here first hear about us: a neighbor mentions the guy who fixed theirs. No ad budget, no lead-gen funnel. Chris Parma has been rebuilding what North Texas driveways, storms, and the occasional wayward vehicle take out — mailboxes, fences, brick, and now EV chargers — one referral at a time.
Trusted the old-fashioned way. Every job on this site so far came from one homeowner telling the next one. That includes navigating the HOA paperwork most contractors skip.
Storm damage, impact damage, the occasional vehicle. Rebuilt to match what was there, or upgraded on request.
Post replacement, panel repair, and full stain jobs that hold up to a North Texas summer.
Repointing, repair, and new brickwork — mailbox pillars, borders, and small structural repairs.
Wall connector mounting and circuit run for home charging — done alongside the rest of the exterior work.
Submissions built around what your architectural review board actually asks for, so work doesn't stall.
The direction the business is headed. Taking on a limited number of projects now to build the portfolio.
Fence color, mailbox style, brick match, even where a charger conduit can run — an HOA can hold up work that's otherwise finished. Knowing what a given board wants to see before submission is the difference between a two-week approval and a two-month one.
That familiarity is part of what's built trust across the neighborhood so far, and it carries straight into the kitchen and bath work ahead.
The repair and install work is real and ongoing. It's also how Construction Services of North Texas is building the relationships and reputation to move into full kitchen and bathroom remodels — the work Chris actually wants to specialize in.
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North Texas, HOA communities included
Same-week for most repair work