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When a simple washer and dryer installation goes horribly wrong, Dawn and Glenn, are left with pipes that back up and leak all over their first floor living space. Not only did the contractor do a number on the plumbing system, he also left a flue pipe unattached to the wall, causing a Carbon Monoxide leak. As work begins, more problems start to surface, literally. John DiSilvia discovers a major ant infestation living behind their walls and in their ceiling and a roof that can't drain properly. JD and his team get to work, sealing the carbon monoxide leak, fixing the downstairs living space that has flooded so many times and creating a new utility room and private space for Dawn and Glenn to do their laundry, the issue that started the mess in the first place.
Homeowners Bob and Marie used their retirement savings to pay a contractor who promised to fix their roof. It was caving in so badly it could be seen from the street. But the shoddy workmanship did more harm than good.Enter John DeSilvia to the rescue the renovation. After discovering major structural problems and a carbon monoxide leak in the attic, John and his crew work through a 111 degree heat wave to make the home safe once again . They repair the roof, remodel the living room and fix the carbon monoxide leak that threatened to poison the homeowners
John repairs a pool that has left homeowners drowning in debt.
John helps repair an improperly constructed attic roof job.
John helps a couple renovate a two-story addition that was installed improperly and illegally.
John renovates a sunroom that was botched by the previous contractor.
John helps a mother of three fix extensive water damage that occurred due to shoddy installations.
John helps a couple whose contractor abandoned their project to convert their master bathroom into a peaceful retreat.
Homeowners battle asbestos while installing a French drain and bathtub in the basement.
Fixing the damage caused by a faulty HVAC installation.
Renovating a deck on the brink of collapse due to a shoddy contracting job.
A water damage repair mission becomes more difficult after serious safety hazards are discovered.
Renovating a home after Hurricane Sandy and an electrical fire caused by an irresponsible contractor.
