Masonry/Brick/Stone

Jon Darling

Contact Name: Keary Allen

Comments:

Comment by Fearrington Resident:

“I highly recommend Keary who has done stone and brickwork for me. He not only does a good job but he’s very nice to work with.”

Business Phone Number: 910-783-6824

Business Contact Email: kqahunts@gmail.com

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Ever Ready Masonry

Contact Name: Tony Webb

Business Genre: Masonry/Brick/Stone

Business Phone Number: 919-337-3869

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Renovations Agape

Contact Name: Carlos Nieves

Business Genre: Electricians, Handyperson, Masonry/Brick/Stone, Painters

Comments:

Renovations and Home Maintenance Services including handyperson, bathrooms, hardwood, mason, kitchens, electric, tiles, interior and exterior painting.

Comment by Fearrington Resident:

“Carlo Nieves has completed several projects for me since I moved to Fearrington a year ago. He is very attentive to detail and provides quality workmanship. He is also prompt, courteous, and easy to work with. He is an outstanding handyman as well as being capable of helping with renovations. I think others would benefit from access to his services.”

Business Website Address: https://www.facebook.com/Renovations-Agape-839637709516751/

Business Phone Number: 919-972-1831

Business Contact Email: Renovations.Agape@gmail.com

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Stewart Neal

Business Genre: Masonry/Brick/Stone

Comments:

Pittsboro.

Business Phone Number: 919-929-3438

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Triangle Masonry

Contact Name: Roland Harris

Business Genre: Masonry/Brick/Stone

Comments:

Makes 99% of concrete sidewalk repairs in Fearrington Village.

Business Phone Number: 919-593-0184

Business Contact Email: rehbrick@gmail.com

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Center Activity Update June 04, 2020

A NOTE FROM KAREN METZGUER, NURSE & DIRECTOR

Fearrington Cares Center remains closed for 2 reasons: state guidance related to COVID-19 and to complete our building renovations.

President Barbara Hummel-Rossi provided a summary of our building progress to the community in an email 2 weeks ago; this summary currently found on our website under "Building Updates."

The heart of Fearrington Cares is our 250+ Volunteers, the majority of whom are considered high risk if infected with the Corona virus. Additionally, 100% of our services put a Volunteer within 6 feet of you; this is the minimum distance recommended for physical distancing. For these reasons, Fearrington Cares traditional services are currently suspended.

I describe Fearrington Cares as a "high touch not a high tech" organization. Unable to perform our services during the NC stay at home executive orders, on my recommendation, the staff and I have been furloughed for the past 2 months. I am writing a proposal for steps to begin reopening when the building is completed and we are allowed to use it. You are still "safer at home" and I hope you are limiting your outings and using masks.

Fearrington Cares services that are most valued by the community do not lend themselves to the digital world. However, we now have movement classes and a support group online; information about them is on our home page. We are loaning equipment, picking up prescriptions and groceries. We will have the health and safety of our Volunteers and all residents at the forefront of the challenging decisions we are making.

Our website is a great resource for new classes and meetings we are adding to our virtual programming.

Check out the digital services available while the Center remains closed.