On Course Remodeling

OCR’s “Four Step Approach”

oncourse — Thu, 02 Jun 2011 14:24:44 +0000

On Course Remodeling is known for efficient , organized job sites. For exterior painting projects this is no different. We attack each job with the same skill, ability, and drive whether big or small.

Below is our basic Four Step Approach for exterior painting. This is the procedure for both residential and commercial.
Step 1. OCR will powerwash the property with a bleach and mold additive

Step 2. OCR will scrape loose paint, lightly sand, & remove any lead paint using lead paint policies and procedures

Step 3. OCR will spot prime all areas where loose paint has been removed with an OIL primer. This will ensure adhesion of paint , and will serve as a base coat.

Step 4. OCR will paint the surface with a high quality product

Just look for the BOYS IN BLUE

oncourse — Fri, 13 May 2011 20:52:50 +0000

People are getting to know us by our royal blue OCR shirts. Already we have been asked ” Are you the boys in blue?”. We are so excited to have our current clients as well as future ones notice the small steps we are taking to further brand our business within our local community. We are always looking for input from our customers, so please take a moment to leave a comment on our new look.

Check us out on:

Twitter @OCRPortsmouth, Facebook, or Linked-In

OCR Plugs into Social Networking

oncourse — Wed, 04 May 2011 14:55:18 +0000

On Course Remodeling has chosen to go beyond Roofing and Painting in the real world, and have taken our business to the venue of social networking. We are now members of Twitter, Facebook, and Linked -In. Our website will soon house simple links to each of these pages. We are hoping that by taking the step into this new genre of marketing we will be able to further communicate with all of our clients. As all of you may know, customer service and the personal touch are what we are constantly striving to achieve. So you asked and we answered! Please follow us on Twitter @OCRPortsmouth, or find us on Facebook, and let us know what you think! We anticipate all of your feeedback.

On Course Wins it ALL!

oncourse — Mon, 18 Apr 2011 19:02:53 +0000

ON COURSE WINS IT ALL!

Final Score

Congratulations to the Boys High School Recreation OCR team. Everyone worked very hard to complete their undefeated season with a blowout championship game. Bill Lane led in scoring with 25 points, and received the league’s coveted MVP award. Michale Bannister followed with 13 and received the league’s Sportsmanship award. A fantastic accomplishment, for such a thoughtful team player. Other high scorer was Alec Delvalle with 10.

Although those were the high scorers for this game each player had individual high scoring games. Josh Carney, Tyler Dewsnap, Spencer Griggs, Evan Pugliese, and Grant Michallyszyn. We were extremely lucky to have a great team this year! All players had a drive that allowed them to support each other to the ultimate victory. Great Job guys!

Trophy Time!

Special thanks to :

Asst. Coach Robert McGrath

OCR goes undefeated in regular season

oncourse — Thu, 03 Mar 2011 19:22:37 +0000

HEADED TO PLAYOFFS:

On Course Remodeling has been sponsoring a local recreation high school boy’s basketball team for the past 6 years. Stacy takes pride in his coaching role, and is proud to serve as a positive role model for the young men. He has a passion for the sport having many years of experience, and enjoys the time he spends participating.

This year the boy’s have gone undefeated in their regular season and are heading to the playoffs beginning March 8th, 2011. The games are held at the Connie Bean center located in downtown Portsmouth. We will post the schedule in hopes that our clients and other locals will come out to support these young men in their pursuit for a 2011 Championship!!

Topic of The Month: Ice Dams

webomatic — Fri, 10 Dec 2010 04:54:21 +0000

Many of our customers have replaced their roofs this year, but winter brings disastrous ice dams on your roof and inside your gutters. Just as the name suggests, an ice dam is a dam made of ice along the edge of the roof line, and as most dams do, an ice dam prevents melting snow from finding its way to the gutters and downspouts. Instead, the snow melting into water finds the dam of ice and refreezes forming even more ice. Sometimes the water backs up behind the dam and will leak into the house and cause damage to walls, ceilings, insulation, and other areas. So even with a brand new roof, and with all the protection an ice dam can cause a leak.

What to do:

Have the snow removed from the roof. This resolves one of the ingredients that can cause the creation of an ice dam. We at OCR provide a snow removal service for our customers, and can be an extremely cost-effective solution. We will come to your home, asses any ice dams. We then use a combination of ice melting materials, and roof rakes to destroy the dams and remove snow. As you know we are a roofing company so great care is taken not damage your roof or shingles

Roof de-icing cables, or heat tape can help melt a channel through the ice build-up at roof edges or wherever ice is forming. The melted channels allow water that backs up behind the ice (over the warmer roof sections) to run off of the roof. On Course Remodeling can easily install this option for you. This is a longer term solution to the ice dam issue. This option will be installed during the spring, or summer months as the roof must be cleared of snow and ice completely.

If you think you are having an issue with ice dams, or have noticed icicles give us a call for a no obligation inspection.