Chumley Structural & Foundation Repair

Here at this business I have the best crew. It’s a brotherhood (and I just so happen to be the older brother). I try my best to build them up, and have not always been the “easy” boss to work for. The thing is, life isn’t easy, and business certainly isn’t easy either. Recognition, appreciation, and commitment have been the bedrock of keeping quality people around. 3 of my top guys I hired right out of high school, they’re now in their late 20s, one of which has been here for nearly 10 years. I type out thank you letters occasionally. Since most people quit because of “management and leadership.” Most of those give the reason of “lack of recognition” as one of the main reasons. Yes, a good wage is vital, but it just goes to show that even in the fading final days of 2024, people still want to know that their hard work is seen. I see you crew!

Not a bad performance taking this dilapidated garage and turning it into something quite nice. Granted we can’t take all of the credit, we just fixed the roof, rotten studs, dirt that was up against the siding, reframed windows and doors, installed blocking and bracing to straighten walls, infilled concrete for the perimeter footings and replaced a ton of framing. The roofing and siding was done by and paint by an unknown vendor. But all in all…🤩