CSR Home Repairs

11/06/2023

Hung Drywall, tape n bed, plus texture. Went from bare bones garage to real nice man cave no matter what color they choose.

11/06/2023

Another beautiful room freshed up. Ceiling and walls freshly painted, floors cleaned, and ready for the holidays!!! Love love love their choice of colors.

08/01/2023

08/01/2023

Finished with our last customers back porch. Y'all, this sweet lady hasn't been able to use the back side of her house for 25 years. She was in tears when she could just walk out into her back yard. That's what makes what we do so worth it. You deserve to be happy in your home.

07/13/2023

This customer needed help getting sealed in and water tight. Lot of vinyl siding replacement òn this job.

07/12/2023

07/12/2023

We helped restore this mobile home by removing and installing new siding and beautiful back french doors. We also fixed old rotting fascia and Sofit.

05/31/2023

Now for the backsplash!!! Red and grey brick looks so beautiful in their kitchen!!! Turned out AMAZING!!!!

05/11/2023

Why we can stop making decisions we regret

Think back to a decision you made that you now regret. We’ve all done things that weigh us down and make us wonder, “Why do I seem to do what I know is wrong?”

The apostle Paul knew what this felt like…

“I want to do what is good, but I don’t. I don’t want to do what is wrong, but I do it anyway.”
Romans 7:19 NLT

The apostle Paul described this as a struggle between our old and our new natures.

Our old nature is marked by a desire to do whatever seems pleasing to us in the moment, regardless of the consequences. And while this might feel freeing at times, it ultimately leads to conflict, chaos, and destruction.

Before Jesus’ resurrection, the Hebrew people kept this old nature in check by closely following the laws God gave to Moses. These laws were meant to help people draw near to God. But they didn’t fix human nature—they revealed humanity’s brokenness.

The law separated from God by revealing how far people naturally were from God. But all of this changed when Jesus arrived.

His life, death, and resurrection fulfilled the requirements God laid out in His law. His sacrifice gave us access to a new nature created after God’s character, not based on our brokenness.

This nature is available to us through Jesus, because of Jesus. And when we receive this new nature, this is what happens…

- When God sees us, He sees Jesus in us. This allows us to pursue God with all of our heart, soul, mind, and strength without fear of losing His favor or love.

- Jesus gives us the strength to wrestle with our old natures and win. We can now overcome our tendency to make choices we regret by asking the Holy Spirit to help us make decisions that honor and reflect Jesus.

- Because of Jesus, we are no longer condemned. Even though we will still struggle between what’s right and wrong, we are no longer enslaved to sin, or sentenced to an eternity separated from God.

Today, allow Jesus to show you what He has saved you from, and then take a few minutes to thank Him for all that He has done for you.

05/10/2023

Forgiveness matters. Here’s why…

One of the most profound Biblical examples of forgiveness is found in a story Jesus told about a king who wanted to settle his debts. One man owed the king a lot of money that he couldn’t repay, but the king had mercy on him and forgave the debt.

Afterward, the forgiven man encountered someone who owed him a small debt. But instead of showing mercy and forgiveness, he sends the man to prison until the debt is repaid. When the king hears about this, he is outraged at the hypocrisy, and has the forgiven man arrested.

If we’re being honest with ourselves, we probably fit into this story somewhere. How often have we chosen not to forgive someone while happily receiving the forgiveness that God offers us?

We’ve all made mistakes. We’ve all rebelled against God. And all wrongdoing is contrary to God’s ways. Some sins have bigger consequences—but every mistake causes us to fall short of God’s perfection.

Forgiveness doesn’t necessarily erase the hurt caused, but it does help us heal and move forward. We will never know someone else’s entire life story. We won’t always understand what experiences impact the decisions someone makes. That’s why empathy matters.

Showing empathy requires placing ourselves in the position of the person who’s offended us, and choosing to understand their burdens. This is what Jesus did when He came to earth, experienced what it was like to be human, and then took our sins on Himself when He died for us. Although we have all wronged Him, He gave up His life to forgive and rescue us.

Scripture isn’t asking us to do something that Jesus hasn’t already done for us. And, Scripture also says that to the extent we forgive, we will be forgiven (Matthew 6:14-15). So if we truly want to experience God’s forgiveness, then we need to extend forgiveness to others—even when we can’t forget what they’ve done.

So is there someone you’re withholding forgiveness from? Ask God to show you who you need to forgive. Then, allow God to shift your perspective and soften your heart toward that person. Let Him give you the strength and empathy you need to forgive.

05/10/2023

Our dear friends had their home destroyed by a broken pipe that flooded their forever home. After the insurance company gave them the run around and devalued their home. CSR Home Repairs was able to put everything back together. With new flooring, drywall ,texture ,paint ,accent panels and baseboards they can finally call this disaster a home again.

05/06/2023

Checkout the under lighting on these cabinets. Transform, and brighten up your kitchen!!!