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Mr. Pitiful’s Night Club 1223 Main St. (O.T.R.) 513-369-0202
“I would not have open on time had it not been for Mr. Keith Little company (K.L. General) remodeling and bringing us up to code on schedule. It’s a great company, with great works, and great people.”
‘”I highly recommend this company, they have done many works for our business. I’ve come to know KL General Contractor to be Professional, Prompt, Courteous, totally honest and straight forward.”
“I trust them and they still have the key to my front door….now that’s how I feel and trust them.”
Bob Kramer (managing partner)
Project: Repairing/Constructing/Staining/Installing
1st Floor Area: Main Bar
01) Build (2) 2ft. drink risers and (2) 3ft. drink risers complete with plexiglass (three tier risers)
02) Sweep and damp mop floor, apply polyurethane coating to entire floor both sides
03) Repair top bar platform where polyglass level offsets
04) Pick up and install saloon doors
05) Install two platforms for 32in. TV’s at top of bar wall unit
06) Install 70 ft. of cable wire above ceiling level to rear TV *
07) Install door closers on both bathroom doors
08) Build (2) free standing drink rails at rear (west) and side (south) walls*
09) Install wall (1) brackets for 27inch TV’s
10) Remove ice bay and install in new location*
11) Install 1 ½” PVC drains to two ice bays*
12) Hang bar light at window and secure electric cable to wall*
13) Build 16″x60″x20″ platform for drink riser three tier
14) Install coat rack and rail in hall area
15) Install (2) hanging drink wells on cooler*
16) Install (2) bolt locks at swinging door in hall area
17) Build (5) Shelving in basement for additional supplies storage*
18) Build, stain, sand, (2) additional drink rail on south wall 10′ and 8’*
19) Install purse hooks at bar*
20) Rewire outlet to switch to control rear lights*
21) Install flood lights for hi-lited area*
22) Repair stall in mens restroom and repair holes*
23) Repair electric cord for beer cooler in hall area and run electric to it*
24) Hang (3) picture on brick wall*
25) Extend and reverse electric cord over pool table and conceal wire*
1st Floor small bar area:
01) Install purse racks at bar*
02) Install (3) tier glass shelve at bar*
03) Remove existing hinges, install new hinges for shutters (2) 70″
04) Install new extension to tailpiece drain pipe at 3 bay sink*
05) Install (2) wall mounted brackets for TV
06) Install (3) hanging drink well on cooler*
07) Install bolt lock and handle on newly installed shutter
Project: Constructing/Installing Stage Planks
1st Floor Area: Main Bar
To build (4) stage planks collapsible and portable
To trim edges of planks in metal trim and vinyl tiles
Project: Installing (2) Steel Doors 1 hr label
First Floor entry side
1) Remove existing wood door and frame
2) Install new 1 hr rated “3.0 ” steel door
3) Install hardware as per specs in floor plan
Basement Area
1) Install “2.6 inch” at basement entry wall
2) Install 1 hr rated wall at ceiling piped area, 2×4 stud w/ 5/8 drywall
Rosie Evans (Mt. Healthy)
“I am so happy the way all the work turned out, this is now the only company I will call if I need them again. Great job, trustworthy, dependable, and reasonable. There are not many contractors like this anymore, I am completely comfortable in recommending them.”
Description of Work: Patch / Repair / Install
Exterior Work:
1) Remove and replace (5) city blocks of sidewalk
2) Remove and replace ( I ) cement block at porch area
3) Install walkway along side of house (20′) pitched drain
4) Patch at edge of patio in rear
5) Patch chipped corners of foundation
6) Remove and replace 20′ section of gutter in front over garage area
7) Repair and clean inside corner gutter in rear over patio
8) Install downspout rear side of building
9) Install total of (6) six plash blocks or drain tubes at downspouts to pitch water from building
Project: Complete Bath & Kitchen Remodel
Main Bathroom:
01) Demolition of existing fixtures (tub, toilet, vanity, wall paper, shower door, entry door)
02) Install new sub-floor and ceramic tile (4″x4″ tile) and grout
03) Install new pedestal vanity sink & faucet (white)
04) Install new toilet (white)
05) Install new tub & drain (white)
06) Install new recessed medicine cabinet & Light
*07) Install new bath entry door & privacy lock
Bedrooms & Hall
*Remove and install (3) entry doors and privacy locks
*Install (1) hall sliding door 3ft area
*Install (1) closet sliding door in bedroom one
*Install (1) entry bathroom door in bedroom three w/privacy lock
Kitchen Area:
Install new sub-floor and ceramic tile (12×12 squares) and grout 10×14 area
Install new cabinets wall and base
Install double bowl sink & faucet
Install counter top
Cut counter top for stove burners
Build 4ft. dine in counter island
Kenny Stewart (Mt. Healthy)
“I have no problems recommending this contractor to anyone, they have done a great job for me. I will tell a friend and call them in the future if I need them again.”
Project: 14.5 X 14.5 Concrete Slab for Patio Enclosure
Enclosure Slab:
1) Dig footer 30″
2) Drill a few holes in foundation and set rebar
3) Pour 4″ cement slab 14.5 X 14.5
Project: ConcreteWork
Patio: Rear side of house
1) Excavate dirt 18×18 area to prepare for concrete
2) Install drain for gutter run off under concrete slab
3) Install poured concrete slab 18×18 and finish
4) Remove existing concrete slab at patio door
5) Trench to drain away from house
Front Sidewalk:
1) Remove (6) concrete blocks 4×5 ea.
2) Excavate add on to driveway apron
3) Excavate add on for driveway existing
4) Set forms to reach 5″inches in depth for sidewalks
5) Pour concrete and finish
Sandra Watson (Finneytown)
“If you ever decide to go out of business you must promise that you will still do work for me when I need you. I don’t care I’m not letting you go, I love your work and we got along great. I’ll recommend you to anyone.”
Project: Flood Control
Basement Area:
1) Saw cut area to for new drain (sump pump)
2) Remove concrete layer and dig 36 inches deep
3) Install sump pump catch basin
4) Replace cement around catch basin
5) Install sump pump ½ HP, drill though s wood studs and brick wall to exit overflow, 30′ ft total
6) Pitch water away from building
James & Yalonda Roper (Delhi)
“My bathroom & Dining room turned out great, you are a god sent person and you’ll never know how happy I am. Yes we recommend you.”
Project: Ceiling Installation
1st floor dining area :
Remove existing damaged ceiling fan, ceiling & insulation
Square ceiling (cut out to solid area) and prepare for new installation
Install insulation with vapor barrier
Install new light bracket
Install new drywall and ceiling light
Finish drywall, prime and paint two coats of latex on entire ceiling
Ann Mercurrio (Price Hill)
“I have recommended you already to some friend of mine and will continue to do so, Thanks you”
Project: Concrete Stone work
(1) Remove cement and cellar lids in front fill in area with fill dirt and top soil (14×5)
(2) Remove cement walk and steps (2) from front of house to rear fence gate
(3) Install concrete (14×5) in front
(4) Install Concrete for new drive area (19×8) extended
(5) Install concrete walk to rear fence (17×6)
(6) Install steps at side entry door (2)
(7) Set opening (5) for 4×4 post for wood fence
(8) Install stone or décor rock wall in front to retain top soil (14’x12″)
Frances Peluso (Newport Ky)
“I have used this contractor on three different occasion and will call them again if I ever need them.”
Project: Foundation Repair & Cement work
1) Install support for floor joist in basement and remove damaged foundation
2) Install new masonry product to repair damaged area
3) Remove buckled concrete sidewalk 3×40 along foundation
Ted Doran (Mt. Adams) 513-381-3631
“I have no problem recommending you, you guys were great and I don’t mind if anyone wants to call me for references I can’t thank you enough”
Project: Drywall Installation & Flooring
1) Install (6) recess light can in kitchen ceiling and attach to dimmer switch
2) Try to match ceiling level to adjacent ceiling by furring strips if needed
3) Install drywall to ceiling, finish and texture to match existing ceiling
4) Frame 2×4 or 2×2 wall at chimney wall, also frame (1) window to receive drywall
5) Install drywall on (3) sides of wall areas and finish
6) Prepare floor and install luan underlayment
7) Install vinyl tiles 12×12 squares over entire kitchen floor area
Tile approval by owner
Dorothy Evans (East Walnut Hills)
“You can’t just trust anyone but I am so glad I trusted you. You didn’t take my money and run away, you have proven to be a very special company and person.”
Project: Rear Porch
1) remove existing porch and haul away debree
2) Install post for new platform
3) Install new platform
4) Install rails both sides
5) Build roof and shingle
6) Remove existing side door and install new door with arch lite
Jon & Karol Warden (Jon Warden is the 1968 World Series winning Pitcher for the Detroit Tigers) and is still active in Major League Baseball today
Project: Full Basement Remodel
1) Cut one opening in hand rail wall at bottom of basement interior steps to enhance view
2) Frame entire ceiling and all duct and pipe work in ceiling with 2×2 studs 1663 sq.ft
3) Install (6) recess lighting in ceiling, and (4) florescent 4ft fixtures in baseball card area
4) Drywall entire ceiling ½ in drywall and finish approx. 1663 sq. ft.
5) Frame all interior concrete walls with 2×2 studs, and 2×4-partition w/door by furnace 2,023 sq. ft.
6) Drywall all walls and both side of partition wall and finish drywall approx.2,804 sq. ft.
7) Repair broken window (one pane) in basement
8) Remove slop sink and install new wet sink and faucets
9) Install commercial grade glue down carpet over entire floor approx. 185 yds
10) Install (2) closets and doors, one under steps, 2) at I-beam by wet sink wall
01) Install metal shelving along baseball card wall 20 ln.ft.
02) Frame (4) support columns and drywall
Proposed Bathroom
1) Frame in double walls around drain stack with 2x2s
2) Frame bathroom with 2x4s, and install door
3) Install ductless vent or vent to vent pipe if possible
4) Install medicine cabinet and light
5) Install free standing basin or vanity 24″ if possible 30″ and faucet,. to save space
6) Install standard toilet, flange and wax ring
7) Install ½” copper supply lines to toilet and vanity with shut off valves
8) Drywall both sides of bath room frame
9) Install light switch and GFI outlet
10) Install towel bars and tissue holder