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Luke and his team were very professional and experienced with our bathroom remodels. I felt the price quoted was competitive and they were able to stay on schedule to the best of their ability. I was happy with our finished product and all aspects of my project were completed to my liking. I highly recommend Dwell House for your remodeling needs.

James is very personable & professional.  He does great work in a timely manner.

We have used them several times and are in the process of having them do our master bath.  Excellent work, would definitely recommend them.  Great staff and employees, very pleasant and they work neat.  
Art & Rose Noch

Karla and her team are highly recommended! We wanted to replace a basic interior door going to our garage with a fire-rated solid door. After the team re-framed the door, I noticed an issue and when I asked Karla about it, she made sure her installers fixed it 100% properly. A number of different tradesmen came out to do the framing, drywall, and painting and each was very good at their job . We were really thrilled with the quality in the end and would recommend them based on how they made things right once we asked.

We were in need of handyman service to replace the ceiling on our patio and checked Yelp as always. After reading the history and learning they were a family-run business, we called B4 and After. Ruben returned our call promptly and scheduled a time to come look over the project. We weren't sure what to do with the ceiling but we needn't have worried. Ruben came up with a great idea and his quote was very reasonable. Work began the following week and was completed in time for a cookout we had scheduled. In fact, Ruben worked into the evening the night before to be sure the project was done in time. His workmanship was excellent and instead of being an embarrassment the ceiling is now a source of pride. We would highly recommend B4 and After!

My older home needed some cosmetic and structural updates, and Jesus was able to provide what I was looking for, while also providing helpful suggestions and direction for the project. He and his crew did excellent work at an affordable price. I will 100% be using them for my next project.

On time, on budget, excellent work! What more could you ask for from a contractor remodeling your bathroom? They were as easy as it gets to work with. Highly recommend hiring these guys for your next remodel project.

We hired Affordable bathrooms to remodel 2 small bathrooms on January 10, 2017. We told the salesman, Billy, that we needed this completed by March 9th because of our commitments. They didn't even contact me to START the job until 4 weeks later and I called them. (We went by the company address and it was a vacant building, the other address had no signs) They finished on March 27th. They wouldn't show up for days at a time with no contact. Texts, emails and phone calls went unreturned. We fired them once, but relented when they gave us an end date and then they went past that too. We were held hostage in our home waiting for someone to call or show up to work. The silver lining was that the workers, Matt and the tile crew did a good job, (hence the 2 stars)but the project manager, Joe Metry, who said he would be there, actually showed up 3 times in 9 weeks,and that was because we would call with a problem. I would suggest spending a bit more and hiring a company that communicates and tells the truth about expectations. I do not recommend this company for anyone who values customer service and an honest communication. The end result was definitely not worth the headache.

ABA just completed two bathrooms in my home. The workmanship was quality but it took a long time to get some products. All workers that came to our home were pleasant and accommodating to our wishes. We recommend this company.

I received a To Fixit brochure where I found 2 handyman businesses listed that were close to home. I checked that they were both BBB certified and bonded/licensed, and requested a quote from each from the BBB website. Lisa from Built by Grace was the only one who responded, and responded promptly by email as requested. An estimated quote was given (handymen work by the hour with a 2 hour minimum). Lisa worked with me over several days in which to schedule a convenient time for Bill, the handyman to come. Bill arrived right on time. He tightened a loose kitchen faucet, and then repaired a bifold door that had been damaged at the bottom when taken off by a contractor who laid flooring. He showed me how to take off a light globe from a ceiling fan for when I would need to replace the bulbs, and provided helpful information on GCFI outlets and cover plates for when I am ready to change out the outlets in kitchen and baths, as well as replacing a photo cell for an outdoor light sensor. All work was done exceptionally well. I am so glad to find a company that I can trust. I will certainly call them again for other handyman type jobs around the house. Built by Grace also does more extensive work such as remodels and room additions.

There were a couple very positive things that came out of this.

Enrique responded rapidly and was able to help me upon short notice. The work he did exceeded my expectations. I am very satisfied with the physical nature of the work he did.

However, his payment structure and lack of payment system is quite bothersome. There was no clarity as to how I should structure payment so I had to be the one to suggest how to proceed with payment. He suggested I pay through Western Union which is something I've yet to be asked.

After completing the job, he then proceeded to pester me for payments even though I was busy completing my own work during the weekend. Without even letting 24 hours pass, he was contacting my friend, who was helping me, trying to follow up for payment. I thought I had made a payment within that time frame, but in my business, the transaction was not confirmed via PayPal.

Within 36 hours of the completion of the job, he sent me a lien notice stating that he would charge an extra $400 on the job. Note that this all took place over the weekend when most people are not conducting financial transactions.

The lack of professionalism and the ambiguity of the contract services need to remedied. I am a specific situation since I am remote and not located physically in Arizona. Those who choose to contract in person will likely not have to deal with such circumstances. However, those not located physically in Arizona need to be aware. My intention had never been to not pay for services and to be treated as such within less than 36 hours is completely unprofessional

We have  a BEAUTIFUL new kitchen thanks to Bob at B&J Tile! He and his designer (I think her name was Sylvia) did an amazing job helping us  design and complete our dream kitchen under a very short timeline and within budget. Bob was great about getting problems solved, very knowledgeable in all areas including plumbing, electric and, of course, tiling :) ...
I ended up being home one of the days that Bob was working on the finishing touches and he was great company. While he tiled, I painted cabinets.
This is a small family owned business that he TRULEY takes pride in and it shows.

Thanks Bob!

PS - keep your eye out on nwsource.com    we bought our Bob's tiling on one of their online auctions and got a SCREAMING deal!

Homework Remodels is a full service design/build remodeling company, specializing in historic through Mid-Century Modern homes. Unlike many (most?) general contractors in town, Homework owner Steve and his staff really 'get' the MCM aesthetic and the challenges associated with remodeling older homes and their hidden 'secrets'. In addition, they work with a group of sub contractor (electricians, plumbers, HVAC, carpenters who also 'get it'.

Better yet, Steve is willing to work with his clients to determine the scope of work. This is perfect for weekend warriors like me, who want to do some of the the work themselves, but want a little help with things like rewiring. Homework was able to seamlessly coordinate ther various subs to ensure the the remodel went as smoothly and quickly as possible.

Also, Steve is a great design resource. He has a lot of experience working in older homes and with limited budgets, so can come up with solutions to problems that many contractors would shirk from. Our kitchen is a case in point. Steve was able to help us change a 1970s kitchen remodel disaster into an amazingly functional and sleek looking modern kitchen that still manages to respect (and even accentuate) the mid-century bones of our 1951 ranch.

I'm in the midst of acquiring multiple estimates to remodel our master bathroom. So far, FHR Construction stood out the most. Oron, the owner, was very energetic and came up with a few interesting remodeling suggestions. He explained the construction process thoroughly and a project manager will be assigned to oversee the project. Their graphics designer, Jeremy, then put together suggested bathroom designs into multiple 3D images. That helps a lot in identifying changes needed and envisioning the overall bathroom layout, prior to start of construction.
Also, FHR construction has a huge selection of stone and tile which is more reasonably priced than other nearby showrooms. their attention to detail, quality of products and services exceeded my expectations.

August 24,2019 Signed SW Restoration contract and cut a sizable deposit check for a bathroom remodel project that Was to start 8 weeks later. With a completion date of November 8th (guaranteed with $500 credit if not completed on time-per contract)Not hearing form Jerry, I reached out to him shortly before agreed to start date. It was then I was informed Jerry was pushing back start date another 7 weeks. Waiting nearly 3 months to get a project started was too much for me to accept, so I let him know I needed to go with another contractor and needed my deposit returned. That was 2 1/2weeks ago and I'll I'm getting is excuses, about why I don't have my money. Horrible experience!

I'm pleased to report, Jerry came through on his promise to refund my deposit. I felt it important I update my previous post, with this new information. Jerry is a man of his word! Not something you can say about all contractors.

The consultant started out very nice and then became very pushy with propaganda videos and would not give us a itemized breakdown of the renovations. When the quote did present it was over double our budget (which she didn't even ask about) and she immediately started pushing for a down payment and credit checks. When we asked for some time to go over numbers she became very nasty and dismissive with us and packed her stuff so quickly it was uncomfortable. There is no way it should cost over $20,000 for a fiberglass tub, vanity, and vinyl flooring.

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.

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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