Kevin Crawford | Source | Co-Owner at TexFix
Kevin Crawford
With over 20 years of experience in luxury real estate, Kevin Crawford has built a reputation as one of San Antonio’s top industry leaders. As the co-owner of TexFix, Kevin brings the same level of expertise and dedication to providing high-quality handyman services across San Antonio. TexFix is committed to delivering reliable, professional home repairs and improvements with exceptional customer service. Beyond his business ventures, Kevin is deeply involved in philanthropy, co-founding the Delta Kilo Foundation, which has raised over $1 million to support Special Operations Warriors and their families. He also serves on the Board of Directors for the Special Forces Charitable Trust.
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TexFix (https://www.texfix.com/)
Co-Owner
started Mar 2024
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Air Gap Faucets Explained
That domed thing next to your kitchen faucet is an air gap, and it's there because you have a dishwasher. Here's how it works.
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Cleaning Hardwood Floors to Protect Your Investment
Following hardwood floor cleaning guidelines can protect your floors – and your investment.
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Home Improvement Hacks: Expert Tips from TexFix's Kevin Crawford
Kevin suggests using a "damp tile sponge for drywall smoothing" to avoid dust. For tree pruning, a "reciprocating saw with pruning blades" is less intimidating than a chainsaw. Protect floors with heavy-duty drop cloths and invest in an adjustable ladder. Use satin paint for easy cleaning, adhesive corner protectors for wall safety, and avoid long-term tape on hardwood floors. -
Understanding Air Gaps: Essential Kitchen Plumbing Explained
Kevin explains that an air gap "prevents dirty water from backing up into your dishwasher." While not mandatory everywhere, some areas allow a "high loop" alternative. He advises checking local plumbing codes when installing or remodeling to ensure compliance and safety. -
Waterproofing Your Deck: Essential Tips from TexFix Expert
Kevin says, "If your deck is made of natural wood, waterproofing is essential." Composite and PVC decks are moisture-resistant but benefit from occasional treatment. Waterproofing extends deck lifespan and reduces repairs. DIYers should clean, dry, sand, and apply waterproofing products thoroughly. Depending on exposure, waterproofing may be needed annually or every three years, ideally in spring or early fall.
