- Written estimate firstScope, materials and price on paper before any work starts.
- One crew, one numberThe people who quote the job are the people who do it, from first call to final walkthrough.
- We do what we sayScheduled day, scheduled work. If something changes, you hear it from us first.
- Cleaned up when doneDebris hauled, tools packed, and you walk the job before it’s called finished.
The punch list
Typical jobs KV Solutions takes on, from a single afternoon to a multi-week remodel. If yours isn’t here, call anyway. Most “is this something you do?” calls end with a yes.
Decks, porches & steps
Soft or rotted boards, loose railings, stair rebuilds, joist sistering, pressure washing and sealing.
Drywall & paint
Hole and crack patching, water-damage repair, texture matching, interior and exterior painting, trim caulk.
Doors, windows & trim
Sticking doors, storm doors, locksets, weatherstripping, window screens, baseboard and casing replacement.
Bathroom & kitchen updates
Faucets, vanities, toilets, tile and regrout, backsplash, exhaust fans, ceiling fans, mounting and hardware swaps.
Siding, soffit & exterior
Siding repair, fascia and soffit, gutter cleaning and reattachment, exterior rot repair, shutters.
Property maintenance
Rental turnover punch lists, make-ready repairs, recurring upkeep for small commercial and church properties.
Remodels & finish carpentry
Bathroom and kitchen remodels, framing, subfloor and rot repair, built-ins, trim packages, flooring.
Fences, gates & outbuildings
Fence post and picket repair, gate hardware, shed door and ramp repair, metal building touch-ups.
Jobs that need a licensed general contractor or a licensed electrician or plumber under North Carolina law get referred out, not guessed at.
How a job goes
Three steps, in this order, every time. The written estimate comes before any work starts.
Call or text with the problem
A photo helps. We’ll tell you on the spot whether it’s a job we take on and roughly when we can look at it.
Walkthrough and written estimate
We come out, measure, and send a written estimate with the scope, materials and price. No surprises added later.
Work done, site cleaned up
Work happens on the scheduled day. Tools packed, debris hauled, and you walk the finished job before it’s called done.
Service area
Based in Asheboro. Regular service across Randolph County and into the surrounding counties. Farther out is fine for larger jobs; ask.
- Asheboro home base
- Archdale Randolph
- Randleman Randolph
- Seagrove Randolph
- Thomasville Davidson
- Robbins Moore
- Ramseur Randolph
- Liberty Randolph
Built in Randolph County
KV Solutions is a construction, maintenance and repair company based in Asheboro. Kyle Van Vliet started it in 2023 after years of hands-on trade work around the county and still walks every estimate himself, backed by a crew that handles everything from a morning of small repairs to a full remodel.
The team is local. Same towns, same schools, same roads, so the work gets treated like it’s for a neighbor, because it usually is.
- Kyle Van VlietOwner
- Est. February 2023North Carolina LLC
- Asheboro, NC 27205Randolph County
- Construction to repairsHomes, rentals, small businesses
“Very professional … they complete the work and clean up nicely after.”
Want to see recent work? Photos of finished decks, siding and interior jobs are on the KV Solutions Facebook page.
Recent work
Finished jobs around Randolph County. Tap a photo to see the before.
Questions people ask
Short answers. Anything else, call or text and ask.
Is there a minimum job size?
No. A loose railing or a single door is a real job. Small jobs are usually batched, so if you have a list, send the whole list and we’ll price it as one visit.
How do estimates work?
You call or text, ideally with a photo. We come out, measure, and send a written estimate with the scope, materials and price. Work only starts after you approve it. If the scope changes mid-job, you get a revised number in writing before it continues.
Do you do bigger construction, not just repairs?
Yes. Remodels, decks, framing, rot repair and finish carpentry are regular work. Projects that require a North Carolina general contractor license by law, or licensed electrical or plumbing, get referred to a licensed trade rather than guessed at.
Where do you work?
Asheboro and all of Randolph County, plus Thomasville, Robbins and the surrounding area. Farther out is fine for larger jobs. Ask.
How do I pay?
Payment terms are spelled out on your estimate. Every job has a written estimate before work starts and a walkthrough before it is called done.
