FinkAbility, LLC

Step one is gathering detailed information about a customers needs. Information such as accurate measurements, quantities, qualities, dates, timelines, how materials will be sourced and provided (either by yourself or by me), etc. If you know all of these things before hand that's great, if not, then I would be happy to schedule a time to meet with you in person and gather all related information needed. Meeting in person has many benefits that you and I both can take advantage of. Most importantly, it provides an opportunity for us to get to know each other better on a more personal level that will never be achievable online. This is arguably the most important phase in any project because it is what enables me to provided the most accurate estimate for you to determine if it falls within your budget and gives you the confidence that both parties have made the best decision investing in each other.

I absolutely love to learn. I spend countless hours researching and fully educating myself on everything I do. From learning something brand new for the first time, to discovering better ways to do something I've done a thousand times. Not only do I put in the time hitting the books and making great use of my resources, I dedicate just as much time and effort into actually performing, perfecting and putting what I've learned into action. A true master tradesman never stops learning and never stops perfecting and refining his craft.

My prices are competitive and fluctuate with the current state and trends of related markets that are updated on a monthly basis.

I was raised on the value and belief that if it breaks, you fix it. Too many people in my generation and the younger generation are raised to believe that if it breaks, you throw it away and go buy a new one. It's unfortunate because it's disabling our future and forcing what I do to become a rare and dying art.

The only type of customers I've worked with are those that are as dedicated and driven to getting things done as I am.

Have your ducks in row. Be serious. Have your finances, budget and timeline figured out and be ready to follow through and pull the trigger. I respect your time, you respect mine.

Every project is different and every customers needs are different so instead of trying to list specific questions let me just say this; there's a reason you're looking to hire a professional for whatever it may be, and it the reason is usually the lack of one of two things or a combination of the two. Those things are either the lack of time, lack of ability or both. There's no shame in either of those things. There's no shame in either of those things because typically the time you don't have is dedicated to the abilities you do have, that you rely on to provide for you and your family and enables you to be able to afford the luxury of hiring someone like me to take care of the things you don't have the time or ability for. With that being said, it's never a bad idea to be an informed consumer and to try to find a little time to do some homework and arm yourself with the appropriate questions to ask that I would be happy and more than capable of answering for you. Granted, I will always do my best to be as informative as I can as well as transparent about everything that I do for you, but I'm not perfect, I am human and I always have a lot going on!