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Choosing the right contractor is the first, most crucial step along the path toward renovation. John Shea, also known as “Mr. Fix It,” has been a fixture in the St. Louis remodeling industry for over 25 years. Whether you’re renovating your home or expanding your living space with a room addition, John believes communication is the foundation of every successful project. By meeting with his clients on a regular basis, John is able to match the homeowner’s style with the appropriate architect, designer and craftsmen who will bring their projects the personal attention they deserve. From the initial consultation to last nail hammered, John manages to keep the homeowners best interest at heart – getting the project completed on time and staying within the budget. Show more

Choosing the right contractor is the first, most crucial step along the path toward renovation. John Shea, also known as “Mr. Fix It,” has been a fixture in the St. Louis remodeling industry for over 25 years. Whether you’re renovating your home or expanding your living space with a room addition, John believes communication is the foundation of every successful project. By meeting with his clients on a regular basis, John is able to match the homeowner’s style with the appropriate architect, designer and craftsmen who will bring their projects the personal attention they deserve. From the initial consultation to last nail hammered, John manages to keep the homeowners best interest at heart – getting the project completed on time and staying within the budget.
Past clients agree that John’s warm and outgoing personality makes him a delight to work with. After 25 years in the business, John approaches each new project with the ideal measure of creativity and logic in order to design how people live. His “can-do” ingenuity, honesty and integrity stand alone in the industry.
For nine years, John Shea has provided listeners with “handy” insights and wisdom as Mr. Fix It on KTRS AM Talk Radio. He also appeared as a Remodeling Expert on CBS’s News 4 This Morning from 1997-2002. He was chairman of the St. Louis Home Builders Association Remodeling Council in 1997 & 1998, and became a member of the HBA’s executive committee that same year. John is a Journeyman Carpenter in addition to being a Certified Graduate Remodeler. John Shea is truly a hands-on craftsman and contractor who oversees the details of each job – from start to finish.

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i just had all the windows replaced in my home, why am i getting moisture on the inside of some of the windows and puddles on the window sills?

Ken Ware of Mosby Building Arts PRO answered:

Dec 23, 2016
Hi Connie, You have condensation on your new windows.  This is common with new windows that are air sealing your home better than the old ones.  It also means you have humidity in the air in your home ... read more
Is there something I can do for my creaky, poppy hardwood floors without replacing them?

Neil Lima of Lima Contracting PRO answered:

Aug 28, 2014
If basement ceiling is unfinished or has drop ceiling you can usually run 1 1/4" screws from underneath.  It is best to have a helper finding the squeaks and try to measure from the outside walls in o ... read more

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Shea Construction & Design

11017 Gravois Industrial Ct. Ste B,
St. Louis, MO
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