Geoff Walker | Source | Superintendent at ASAP Restoration LLC
Geoff Walker
Geoff has more than 47 years of experience in the construction and restoration industries. He has travelled the world while learning and perfecting his skills in the trade. Geoff prides himself on learning everything he can all the time. This is one of the things that makes him such a skilled operator and leader on a worksite. Geoff has done projects large and small, from residential to commercial, and industrial projects. Some of his more famous projects include working on revitalizing the Hard Rock Café and the Yardhouse among many others. Geoff has helped to raise 10 children, five of which are his own sons. When he isn’t restoring homes for ASAP Restoration, Geoff is fixing up cars and motorcycles in his home mechanics shop for fun.
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ASAP Restoration LLC
Superintendent
started Nov 2023
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Learning how to build a stud wall? Follow 10 simple steps from expert home renovators for success
Understanding how to build a stud wall save you money and transform how you use your space
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What Are Egress Windows? A Buyers Guide
Egress windows can serve as an exit to escape a room in an emergency situation.
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Winter Creaks: Why Your Floors Are Noisier in Cold Months
Geoff says winter floor creaks occur because "wooden flooring might have lost as much as 2-3% of the space" due to dry air. Solutions include lubricants, shims, adhesives, or screws to stabilize boards. Each method has its pros and cons, so consider your resources before proceeding. -
Expert Insights: Electric Fireplace Installation and Maintenance
With over 40 years in the industry, Geoff offers insights into electric fireplaces. Geoff says, "I've seen and done it all," highlighting costs, maintenance, and installation. Transitioning from traditional builds to modern installations, he provides valuable advice for homeowners considering this cozy addition. -
Expert Tips on Home Insulation: Maximize Warmth and Efficiency
Geoff advises against insulating unused areas like attics or crawlspaces due to ventilation needs. He highlights windows and doors as major heat loss points, recommending caulking gaps. Focus insulation on frequently used areas and consider exterior insulation if walls lack it. For budget-friendly solutions, seal gaps, use curtains, and wrap pipes in thermal barriers.
