Frequently asked questions
What kind of work does TLC Repairs offer?
General home repairs; drywall and painting; carpentry, doors and trim; deck and fence repairs; flooring and tile; and kitchen and bathroom remodeling. Discuss the exact job with Trey before assuming a particular task is included.
Does TLC Repairs serve my address?
TLC Repairs is based in LaGrange and serves Troup County and surrounding areas within approximately 30 miles. Call or text your location to confirm.
Can I send photos before a visit?
Yes. You can text your project description and photos to (706) 302-7748. Photos help explain visible conditions but do not replace an on-site assessment when concealed damage, moisture or safety concerns are involved.
What will my project cost?
The work, materials, access and existing condition affect the scope. Contact Trey for the details of your project. This website does not list fixed prices or promise free estimates.
Can several small repairs be handled together?
You can send a full repair list in one message. Listing each item by room, with photos, makes it easier to discuss which items can be grouped and which need a separate look.
Do you do electrical, plumbing or structural work?
This website does not promise electrical, plumbing, structural or other regulated specialist work. If your project involves those trades, mention it early so responsibilities can be sorted out before anything begins.
Does a form submission book an appointment?
No. A call, text or form submission starts the conversation. Timing and scope are confirmed directly with Trey.
Do you work in Alabama?
Some nearby Alabama communities, such as Lanett, Valley and LaFayette, fall inside a 30-mile radius of LaGrange. Cross-state work should be confirmed with Trey for each project.
Is this an emergency repair service?
No. For an active leak, an unstable structure or another immediate hazard, keep clear of the area and contact the appropriate emergency service or utility first.
Who supplies the materials?
That is agreed for each project. Talk through who is buying materials, what product is being used and how leftovers or disposal are handled before work begins.
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