Dark Star Team Solutions

06/16/2025

Another job completed by Dark Star. One contract left and I’m taking a break for a while to explore new adventures. Thank you everyone for your support and loyalty over the last few years. It was great and the work did a lot for my soul. I may be available a little this winter when other work is slower, I’ll keep updating this page to let you know I’m still here.

06/10/2025

05/24/2025

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190 ME-133, Winthrop, ME 04364

04/18/2025

Great news!!! The truck is back on the road which means I can deliver things again. I can haul materials again. I can drive the tractor to jobs again and I can retrieve machines to repair. I’m so excited for this, you have no idea.
Let me know what you need and I can make it happen.

04/16/2025

I love this little tractor. By far one of the best investments to the business so far. I’m looking forward to finding attachments for it to broaden our capabilities.

04/11/2025

Routine maintenance can avoid costly situations like this. Being installed correctly from the start is a good idea also.
I visit a lot of homes who are experiencing similar issues. Usually by the time I get the call, rot has already eaten into rim joist, joist ends and sills- even into the subflooring. Most of the time damage has been done to the door as well and neees replacement or threshold work at the least. Regardless everything gets torn out to repair the rot. The example here is not bad compared to many I’ve seen. Left on its own the rot will eventually make soft spots which can lead to fall- through and potential injury.
Proper control of water and routine maintenance like caulking and painting are essential parts of keeping a home. Otherwise the repairs become very costly. I do this stuff on my own home in the fall before the weather turns bad. I have one door that still needs to be replaced due to these same issues and was like that when we moved in.
If you are a home owner or property owner I can teach you how to do this type of routine maintenance and hopefully help you avoid costly repairs.

04/11/2025

Do you have hidden mold growing unnoticed inside your home? If you’ve ever had water damage it’s likely you do. Normally a water damage issue like what occurs with a failed water heater or broken water lines from freezing will cause water absorption in Sheetrock. Abatement teams will remove about 15” of Sheetrock from the bottom of the wall linear to a few feet past the absorption area. Likewise portions of the flooring are removed and sometimes subfloor depending on material used. A thorough drying process follows and sometimes a pre treatment to prevent growth.
If water damage has not been dealt with like this it is possible there is a growth bloom behind your walls silently making you sick. Check your drywall for soft spots and discoloration. In kitchens, bathrooms, near doorways and windows. Sometimes signs appear near openings like receptacle outlets.

04/09/2025

3 windows replaced and exterior trim.

04/09/2025

Some basic Mr handyman today. Owner is loving her new tv.

04/06/2025

Check out the bed I made for my daughter. I removed the closet so she doesn’t have anxiety over it anymore. The bed frame is built into the wall so there are no legs underneath, leaves a working area underneath for desk or dressers. She even talked about making it a theater area with bean bags. I used all scrap wood so my cost was 2 cans of paint.