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Professional, dependable and compassionate. I would highly recommend to anyone requiring home health services.

I am in the Solar Industry. One of our customers had Attic Vents throughout a roof, limiting us from installing panels.
Our design team determined we could relocate the vents, offer more panels, and Jeff & Alan Proctor inspected the roof, determined where we could place them and took care of this for us.
Our company, and, our now mutual customer, were very satisfied with their service.

I got lucky finding this guy!!!!  

I needed walls and floors replaced from an old roof leak.  He was also skilled to handle a hidden water leak in the laundry room.  

Come to find out, George is more than just a handy man.  He's a professional contractor with lots of experience building houses.  

Extremely impressive with how quick George responded to my request.  George is assertive, responsive, friendly, and knows what he is doing.  He is accommodating and helpful.   He also helped me move some items in my house.  Just an overall great and trustworthy guy.

Best roofer we've ever found here in Phoenix.  When others could not (or would not spend the time to) find a leak in our roof, Nick was diligent and located the leak and fixed it right away.  He's been out to repair our roof several times after big storms and every time came out right away, found the leak and fixed it at a reasonable cost.  We highly recommend Nick and C&H Roofing!  -Peggy and Steve Kvam, N. Phoenix, Az.

Provided very reasonable estimate for my small 10x16 shed.  Finished the job the following week. Excellent workmanship and fully satisfied with results.

We recently purchased a foreclosure property where the water heater had burst, causing damage to the stand and drywall surrounding the water heater.  The bank replaced the water heater, but refused to repair the damaged drywall and it quickly became laden with mold.

On a referral from our Realtor, we hired Wayne Glashagel (Owner of AMA Contstruction) to repair the water heater stand and surrounding drywall.  Wayne drained the water heater, disconnect the copper pipes, remove the water heater, tore out the water heater stand, sprayed Killz on the moldy areas and rebuilt the stand from the ground up.  Afterward, Wayne reconnected the water heater to the plumbing.  

Wayne was very courteous and professional, arrived early for the appointment and did a fantastic job on the repair of the water heater stand.  It looked brand new and the drywall texture matched the existing texture perfectly.

I would highly recommend Wayne for any general contract work.

Todd's repaired some chips in our tub.  It looks great.  The fellow who did the work took a lot of pride in doing a good job with superb craftsmanship.

They were easy to deal with, prompt and quite professional.  A little research showed that they provide better warrantees than the other tub resurfacers

I would use them again.

Unfortunately this company is not reputable. They do ok work, however they could not match our existing ceiling in an addition.  We had traditional tongue and groove pine ceiling that is still used in building all the time.  They installed the new ceiling intermixed with our old ceiling and proceeded to stain the new boards with an airless sprayer after they were in our house. Not only did this leave a layer of stain everywhere that I had to scrub off and can't remove from all surfaces, it did not match the beautiful pre existing ceiling.  When we complained we were told that was the best they could do. It was so far off from our original ceiling that it was unacceptable. They offered to install the new ceiling in place of the old material but expected us to pay for all of the material and labor involved.  After going back and forth and the company owner trying to make us sound like we were the bad homeowners trying to stiff him he agreed that he would replace the old ceiling and we could just pay what we thought was fair. We honestly didn't think we should pay anything to replace the ceiling that we absolutely loved, but we did agree to pay for the materials.  When it was all said and done he charged us the full amount. We were left with a ceiling that looked nothing like our original, beautiful ceiling and a hefty bill that would remain as a lien on our home if we did not pay.  The fact that they were unable to match the ceiling should have been brought to our attention before the additional new ceiling was installed. It is just better for you to go elsewhere if you want a morally sound company that stands behind their work.

We put down a $2,500 deposit for Alternative Portable Buildings to install an 8x14' shed on our property.  The person we were told would be building the shed was recovering from hip surgery, so we waited a few weeks for his recovery prior to the installation being scheduled.  Having worked in the insurance industry for 15 years, I know the risks associated with having work done on your property and know you want to ask for proof of insurance (the document is called a certificate of insurance and is typically readily available in the construction business).  He responded, and I quote, You can get someone else to build you're shed.  If you need proof of insurance, find someone else. I'm not doing it.  And then he hung up.  I was absolutely flabbergasted.  I gave him a couple hours to calm down and called back -- first to apologize for offending him (though the conversation certainly raised all kinds of red flags) and then to explain the reason insurance is important.  If the person doing work on your house gets hurt (and our builder had just recovered from hip surgery!) and they don't have business insurance, you can be legally responsible, and many homeowners policies will not cover someone doing work on your house.  However, he never even gave me a chance -- he said I don't want to do your job; I refunded your money.  And he hung up again!  I checked my credit card multiple times, and the refund of the deposit hasn't hit, but we shall see.  I feel confident that the credit card would fight it on our behalf even if he didn't refund the deposit, so I'm not too concerned about that.  And I'm thinking we dodged a bullet because this is obviously not a reputable company.  We originally found them through their positive reviews on yelp, but now I'm wondering if their reviews are from friends and family!!  I can't imagine that hostile of a personality getting positive reviews.  However, he did just recover from hip surgery, so maybe that's a factor.  Or maybe he's just covering for not having business insurance.  Hard to say but regardless, now that the initial blow of the frustration has passed, me and my husband feel content - bullet dodged.  Imagine if we had to call about an issue AFTER he had installed the building?!  Or God forbid he did get hurt while constructing the structure?!

Ashco's owner does not stand by his work.  My elderly mother on a fixed income had them install a new roof. They installed the flashing wrong around the AC unit.  It started leaking on the interior. When I contacted him about the leaking he said it was past the two year warranty. He was notified by a couple of consumer advocate agencies with no response. His ROC status is Voluntary Cancellation. Case in point. If I could give them a zero I would. His business ethics give contractors a bad name. He could care less about the quality of his work.

This is a general contracting firm. I had not used them before, but I have known Jeff Rassmusson for 15 years and he has done various elements of remodel for me in 4 previous homes in Scottsdale. Jeff now works at Modern Group.

The particular job that he oversaw involved installation of hardwood floors, drywall, removal and installation of master bath cabinets, tile work, repair and painting. He is a hands on overseer. I am impressed with not just the quality but the pricing on what I received. I would certainly recommend Jeff and his firm along with all the trades that they use to execute a plan.

Having to re paint the house because it was not done right the first time.. Paint was just spayed over existing  paint with no scraping at all. Before you use this company just know what needs to be done in advance

I paid David Roberts $9000 for a home project in Kingman that he has done little work on that was to be completed in June 2021. I understand that he has personal issues that have complicated his life, however, he is a businessman and needs to complete his contract with me. I will replace this adverse review with a positive recommendation upon completion of the project. David did call me today assuring me that he would get back on the job. Let's get it done, David. Until then I could not recommend doing business with you.

Buyer beware of Meritage Homes in the Raleigh, NC area.  They are not equipped to keep up with the demand, and it is manifesting itself in delays, poor quality, poor communication, poor customer service, and unhappy customers.

We had a contract to build a home with Meritage in Durham, NC.  Delays, mistakes, poor quality, communication problems, and lack of experienced construction management started from the very beginning.  After we signed our contract, it took three months for Meritage to break ground on our lot.  During this time, we received no updates and had to persistently inquire to get any information.  At first Meritage avoided our inquiries and we couldn't get any information about reasons for the delay, and then the reasons for the delay kept changing, and some of the reasons given were lies.

When Meritage did finally start we had all kinds of problems:  concrete slab problems, framing problems, electrical outlets in wrong location, HVAC vents in wrong location, brick columns on front porch not straight, walls not straight, trim not straight, bad fireplace stone installation, mistake pouring concrete driveway - the list goes on and on.  We requested meetings with Meritage about problems several times, and none of our requests were granted or even acknowledged.  We had a real estate agent representing us, and he couldn't get Meritage's attention either.  He told Meritage several times that there were problems and that we were not happy, and Meritage ignored him also.  Meritage's lack of interest was frustrating and baffling.  Meritage's modus operandi appears to be to ignore the customer as long as it can and then if pressed either claim ignorance about the problem or say that there is no problem.  There were also several times where we were told something would be done and it was not, and we were not told why.  Meritage lost their credibility and broke our trust early, and it only got worse.  The communication and coordination between Sales and Construction appeared non-existent.  There were many, many times where we asked our Sales associate, who was supposed to be our prmary contact for questions, something about our house and he either did not respond or did not have the information we needed.  It definitely seemed to us and our agent that Sales was not getting the information it needed from Construction.  It was a typical example of the right hand not knowing what the left hand was doing.

One contributing factor to the problems we experienced was that Meritage changed our construction manager, with no transition or handoff (even though our agent suggested a meeting), at a critical time in the process.  Things went downhill after that.  Several things which were discussed with the previous construction manager were missed or done incorrectly.  Our new construction manager was inexperienced, appeared overwhelmed and not knowledgeable about our house, and was not present much at our job site.  We and our agent felt that our construction manager was not giving our house enough attention and was not walking it like he should.

The problems piled up to the point where we decided we could not close because Meritage was not fixing anything and we did not have confidence in the quality of the home.  If there were that many problems we knew about, how many problems were there that we didn't know about?  The final product was as flawed as their processes and communication.  We informed Meritage that we would not be closing, and only THEN they decided they wanted to meet with us.  We met with management (Director of Sales and Director of Construction).  They claimed they had not heard about any of the problems.  They admitted they had problems with their internal processes and with their staffing and with our construction manager being inexperienced, overloaded, and insufficiently trained.  They admitted they were having trouble keeping up with demand.  They agreed that our concerns were valid and reasonable.  They offered to look into the problems but could not commit to fixing them.  We politely asked for a refund of our $11,000+ deposit, and they refused.

We also had issues getting a closing date from Meritage and Meritage's in-house mortgage company, MTH.  When we got to the point where we should have received a closing date, we did not have a closing date.  We went several weeks past the point where the builder should have provided a closing date - the mortgage company even told us that it was strange that we did not have a closing date by that point.  When we asked our Sales associate about a closing date, he told us he had nothing to do with the closing date and passed us off on the mortgage company.  The mortgage company passed us off on Meritage.  Not getting a closing date for so long and so late in the process made it difficult for us to lock a mortgage rate and resulted in us getting a higher rate than we should have.

We know Meritage can easily sell the house for at least $10,000 mor

I hired Wendler Construction to renovate my home, he in turn hired D and J Construction to frame parts of the original house, an 800 sqft addition and garage.  They did a horrible job... they used 2x4's when the plans called for 2x6's, used wrong footings on the front wall of the house, used wrong calculations on the truss fabrication thus not allowing enough room for the hvac duct work, and had to reframe interior walls and a new skylight, which they did wrong resulting in having to purchase a custom skylight.  Wendler Construction's lack of experience, skill, and ability to manage my renovation, caused over 5 months of delays and tens of thousands of dollars in additional costs.  And then halfway thru the project, right after Christmas break, Wendler Construction quit on me.  After almost a year in construction, I am still finding mistakes made under Wendler Construction's management.  I would not recommend them.

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