Wheaton, DuPage County

Home Repairs in Wheaton

Make the stairs solid, the railings tight and the deck safe to walk on at your Wheaton home, with the whole list priced in writing first.

Home repairs in Wheaton

We fix the things that wear out in a house that gets lived in: a basement stair tread that flexes, a railing that wobbles, a deck board that has split, drywall with a dent from moving day, a faucet that drips. Each item gets its own price on the estimate. If the list is a few items, texted photos can often cover it. If it is longer, we come out and write an itemized estimate. When a repair uncovers more, like a cracked stringer under a loose tread, we price it and wait until you say yes.

Wheaton is on our regular route, and we get around town on Roosevelt Road, Naperville Road and Main Street. The DuPage County seat runs from the downtown near the Metra station and Wheaton College out to neighborhoods along the Illinois Prairie Path, with Glen Ellyn and Warrenville on either side. Wherever the house is, we put safety items at the top of the list: stairs and rails first, then anything letting water in, then the cosmetic work. Winter is hard on decks and front steps, so spring is a good time to have treads, boards and railings checked before you start using the deck again.

Home Repairs by ONIT Solutions

Wheaton repairs, safety items first

Stair treads and risers

Squeaking, loose or cracked treads on interior and basement stairs are refastened or replaced.

Railings and handrails

Wobbly railings and loose handrail brackets are reset into solid backing so they hold.

Deck boards and front steps

Split, soft or loose boards and steps are replaced and fastened properly.

Drywall dents and holes

Dents, gouges and holes are patched, sanded and primed for paint.

Doors that will not latch

We adjust hinges and strikes and replace worn latches so doors close and stay closed.

Faucets, toilets and shutoffs

Drips, running toilets and stuck shutoffs are repaired or replaced.

How a Wheaton repair list gets done

Safety items go at the top of the written estimate, whether we priced your list from photos or walked it in person. Nothing gets scheduled until you approve that estimate. A repair that reveals another one, like a rail post rotted at the base, comes back to you as a written price before we go further. The day is set with you, same-day when the schedule allows, and the job ends with us walking every stair, rail and repair on the list together.

  • Safety items listed first
  • Every railing tested by hand
  • Written estimate before work starts
  • Extra repairs priced and approved first
  • Floors and stairs protected while we work
  • Final walk of the whole list
FAQ

Home Repairs in Wheaton: questions

Which repairs should we do first?
Anything that can hurt someone or let water in. Loose stairs and railings come first, leaks next, and cosmetic repairs after that.
Do you also work in Glen Ellyn and Lisle?
Yes. We cover Glen Ellyn, Lisle, Warrenville and Carol Stream along with Wheaton.
Will deck or stair repairs need a Wheaton permit?
Board and tread replacement usually does not. Rebuilding a stair or changing the structure can, and when the city requires a permit, we pull it and schedule the inspection.
When is the best time to fix deck boards?
Spring through fall, when the wood is dry. Interior stairs and railings can be done any time.
How do we get on the schedule?
Call or text (815) 585-1750 with photos of the repairs, and we will set up a price and a day.

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Send photos of the stairs, rails or anything else on the list, and we will tell you what we can price from them.

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