Interior

• Kitchen Remodeling
  He is a multi-talented carpenter specializing in cabinetry. Dan has earned many certifications including Certified Graduate Remodeler, Certified Aging in Place Specialist, and Certified in Infrared Imaging for Building Purposes. Dan's previous projects for York have won numerous awards for remodeling excellence. He also managed a custom “Built Green” home project utilizing RASTRA blocks, solar panels, and many progressive environmentally friendly systems and products.
• Bathroom Remodeling
  Do you have an Ugly Bathroom? This is your chance to have a top quality remodel of the ugly bathroom that you won't let your friends and neighbors use. York is teaming up with Water Concepts and eight additional trusted suppliers and subcontractors to give away a bathroom remodel to one lucky homeowner in Pierce County. Just email up to three photos of your ugly bathroom and your contact information before April 15th to uglybathroom@yorkenterprises.com
• Flooring
  Our participating sponsors are AAA Kartak (glass shower door), Contract Furnishing Mart (flooring), Countertop Solutions (36" vanity), Contour Countertops (vanity top and backsplash), Crescent Lighting (fan, switches, over the fanity light), Gray Lumber (hardware and parts), Intelectric (electrical installation), M&C Drywall (sheetrock and finish paint), Newton Plumbing (plumbing installation), Water Concepts/Rosen (sink, faucet, tub/shower enclosure, tub/shower valve)
• Door Installation/Replacement
  Duke and Dan preformed a whole house energy audit on a home built in the early 1900's. The photo shows Dan running a manometer (pressure and flow gage) just inside of our blower door. The blower door and manometer measure the amount of air infiltration. This test will provide the cumulative size of all the holes, cracks and crevices that leak air. All of the windows and doors are closed before the test. The blower door is installed in the front door of the home. This test takes about an hour. Duke walked through the home to search for specific areas that were leaking. He found some unlikely culprits of energy leaking, such as can lights and soffits that were not properly sealed. Our infrared camera was also used to find areas that are leaking or not properly insulated.
• Drywalls
• Skylight Repair/Replacement
  If you missed your chance at a window or door tax credit you have a second chance! On December 17, 2010 the Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization and Job Creation Act of 2010 was signed into law. The act extends some of the energy efficient tax credits for qualifying windows, skylights and exterior doors. The tax credit is $200.00 for windows and skylights. $500.00 for exterior doors. The maxium credit for all taxable years is $500.00. The credit is 10% of the purchase price up to the maxium credit allowed. The updated tax information will be available at http://www.energystar.gov/ and at http://www.irs.gov/ soon.

Construction

• New Construction

Landscaping and Fencing

• Driveways

Exterior

• Window Installation/Replacement
  Are you considering new windows? There will never be a better time to purchase new windows and entry doors then this weekend! Gray Lumber and York Enterprises has teamed up for a Last Chance Window and Door Sale. Stop by Gray on 6th and Proctor this Saturday to talk to experts on windows, doors and installation. Gray is offering 20% off of window and door purchases. This sale CAN be combined with manufacturer's rebate offers. York is offering 20% off of installation. Windows and doors need to be ordered by November 1st and installed by the 31st of December to take advantage of the expiring energy tax credit. The credit is good for 30% of the material cost up to $1,500.00. Everyone who makes an appointment on Saturday will receive 1 pound of Valhalla coffee. Gray is giving away a $250.00 gift card! Bring a non perishable food donation and help York "Fill the Truck" for Northwest Harvest. Hope to see you on Saturday!
• Siding
  Taking an extra small kitchen nook and transforming it into an open eat in kitchen area with a desk workspace was no easy task. We removed approximately 24 square feet of living space. On the outside the deck and patio were reconfigured. This beautiful old home in the North End has lots of character with craftsman style moldings inside and outside, and 1" x 4" bevel cedar siding. Architect Joel Parker worked with Duke York to design the addition with the rest of the house in mind and to preserve the historical look and feel of the original house. Marvin Windows' double hung wood windows were installed to match the old single pane windows in the rest of the house. The new windows also added to the home's overall efficiency. A new tile floor, with electric floor heat, was installed throughout the kitchen and new addition. Outside a new cedar deck with wrap around stairs takes you down to the new patio and backyard. After removing a tree and expanding the patio north there is plenty of space to enjoy the sun when it does come out. The added benefits of this addition are a full basement underneath the addition (future wine room), a new concrete walkway to the street and the power and cable lines moved underground. Looking at the space, inside and outside, the homeowners have gained areas designed specifically for their lifestyle, preserving the history of the building and adding modern conveniences.

General

• Insulation
  Dan and Duke checked the hot water tank, insulation conditions, duct work conditions, caulking around the windows and doors, furnace filter and other random items that may affect the efficiency of the home.
• Caulking