Adam Kahl, the owner of Kahl Construction started out working as a laborer for a small roofing company after school and on weekends where he would constantly pester the older more experienced workers with a barrage of questions trying to learn the trade. Always thirsting for knowledge Adam would move on to another small construction company where he would continue his quest for education from watching and questioning all he could. He attributes his work ethic to his grandfather who came from being a foster child with nothing and no education to being a war hero and one of the most respected men in one of the largest steel mills in the area through little else but hard work and dedication to bettering himself and his family. Another quality Adam learned from this great man was honesty. Our customers will never overpay. Today Adam continues to try to better himself through learning about the newest and most innovative construction materials and methods available.
After starting my first business in 2000 in the landscape industry and doing home remodeling every winter I started working for a local electrical contractor. I decided to start a business on my own specializing in handyman services and residential home projects. We are small, we are friendly, background checked on Home Advisor and ready to serve you! We are excited to be your premier handyman and home services company!
Homeowners should always check to see if a Pennsylvania home renovation contractor is registered by visiting www.attorneygeneral.gov or by calling 1-888-520-6680.
Check the following informations before hiring contractor:
Contact and insurance information;
Contractor description
Information about previous home improvement projects
Any contracting licenses
Bankruptcy, prosecution and convictions for home renovation fraud
Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act requires most home improvement or Roofing contractors to register with the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office. In addition, these contractors must maintain minimum insurance coverage and use contracts that meet a range of consumer protection requirements outlined in this law. The Attorney General's Office for Consumer Protection is responsible for meeting these requirements.