JACHR Enterprises,, LLC

03/04/2024

06/03/2022

We finished the 2 acres clearing jobsite. About 40 trees ranging up to 22" diameter. Onto the next job!

05/03/2022

Good afternoon! Leave some feedback about what projects you're working on or will be working on in the near future!

05/01/2022

This huge tree clearing job is slowly coming to an end. So much work. Think we bit off a little than we could chew for a small business. Even the wife and client's dog wanted to help! Lol

We have approximately 10 cords of wood, all hickory and oak. NO PINE. It should be dried and ready come fall. So if you want to purchase some wood, let us know. Currently wood is anywhere between $250 for a face cord to $400 for a full cord. What's the difference?

A typical cord of wood is a pile 4 feet tall, 8 feet long, and 4 feet deep, meaning each piece of wood is about 4 feet long. This is the confusion people experience. Who buys wood 4 feet long? This is where a face cord comes in.

A face cord of wood is the same width, length, but the wood is typically anywhere between 12 to 20 inches long pieces of wood, used for most fireplaces.

As found on the internet:

"Some wood dealers try to sell firewood from a pick-up truck. Consumers should be on their guard, because a pick-up cannot hold a cord of firewood. An 8-foot truck bed can hold one-half of a cord while a 6-foot bed can barely hold one-third of a cord."

So although the truck bed may be 8 feet long, the stack should be 4 feet tall. If you make two stacks in the bed, then it's possible. Either way, once downloaded, have a premeasured location for the wood to make sure you're getting a face cord. It's seldom people buy a true cord since the pile of wood ought to measure 4 feet deep. Even 2 face cords will come up short of a true cord unless each piece is about 24" long to add up to the 48" (4 feet) that a true cord is in depth.

05/01/2022

Good morning my brothers and sisters in Christ. Just a reminder that we're here as YOUR Universal Contractor, ready to tackle your handy man jobs. Currently we have taken on a 2 acre, 40 tree clearing job. Need some hard wood? Although it's still green, it'll be ready come fall.

After this, we move on to a bathroom remodeling, concrete ramp to be built and a first floor scrape and floating floor install. Also, we picked up a contract as a UC for a prestigious hotel in a heated community. Have cameras and washers and dryers to install.

Yes we're busy, but we do our best to fit in small jobs to help you continue with your life's adventures!

09/22/2021

Hello fans and clients. Just letting you know I am still operating at minimal capacity due to my amputation. Hope to be going in a few months. However, I am now back in college for my Masters in Pastoral Counseling!!!

08/11/2021

This is NOT how you pressure wash. First, soak the area with a good cleaner that is MADE for the surface being cleaned and scrub areas that are heavily stained. Then take your time and move the head slowly in a uniform pattern......NOT like this.....sigh......fng...

08/11/2021

Good evening folks. It has been a long time posting and I apologize. I had a rbka on June 1st which has stopped me in my tracks. I will be back to moving by the end of the year I hope. In the meantime, I continue God's Will by enrolling in to Liberty University to work on my Masters in Pastoral Counseling.

06/15/2021

After a successful college graduation, followed by a honeymoon motorcycle ride to the Keys and finally Chris' final surgery (amputation), we will be closed for a short time while he heals and gets his prosthetic. Then back to the business of AIMing what you buy (assemble, install, maintain) and whatever small projects you need help with or to be done.

03/02/2021

This Polaris Ranger hood flew off the machine while going down the interstate. I self-taught plastic welding and at the end, not too shabby for first time project! Thanks to my wife Tessa for helping!

03/02/2021

This exterior door casing and exterior molding was rotted badly. Cut out the bad, replace with new pieces, presto! Big money saved!