Friendly, excellent work ethic business Jonathan, Elmer, and…read moreRussel were pleasant to work with when we initially purchased 13 trees then followed with flagstone purchase a couple years later then purchased another 7 aspens last year.

What a wonderful company! Prompt, professional and so friendly. We only had the pleasure of…read moreordering stone so far, but looking forward to working with them much more in the future! What a super professional family company!

We'd heard about Dan's from some Facebookers and my wife read good reviews so we went in optimistic…read morebut Dan still exceeded expectations. We were hoping to get a quote for our rental while we were in town and figured we'd have to make at least one more trip, possibly two, for install. Dan was able to get us a quote the same day, the carpet was in stock, and it was installed a few days later. Wife was very pleased so that definitely deserves a high recommendation!

Jeremiah was wonderful to work with! We replaced our old blinds with a new motorized model…read more Absolutely fabulous! A quick visit for measurements, then installation in less than an hour. Great crew and family!

Although there is some bad reviews they are from a long time ago. Since then I have booked with…read morethem and they were great. Reasonable prices Daniel does a great job at making sure everything taken care of. Moved in a very timely matter. I would recommend

Came to us in an emergency and did a great job at short notice! Nice professional people! Would…read morerecommend highly. Joe and Daniel were very professional. The others great too!

We bought a home that Uriel had just finished building. It definitely is a good quality of…read moreconstruction and we are happy with it. Uriel happens to live next-door and he has stood behind the workmanship. He's been very helpful at connecting me with some of the subcontractors he used so that I could do a few little changes or upgrades here and there. And when we did have any minor issues either he stood behind it or the subcontractor that did the work took care of it. I wouldn't have any hesitation about buying another house from Uriel.

I was very impressed with the quality of service. Very reasonable priced. Also when I had any…read moreconcerns or issues, they would take care of them immediately.

My wife grew up in Taos, and we decided to move here permanently after she had been away for almost…read more20 years. Her best friend, a real estate attorney in town, recommended Patrick to do our inspection on the home we are purchasing. In fact, she said do not use anyone else. Well, she was right! I can't imagine getting better service and a more thorough inspection than what we were provided. Patrick was on time, in fact, five minutes early. His communication from start to finish was top notch. He was extremely professional, and after his inspection, took his time to explain everything in great detail. He even explained that someone had been in the house and had turned up the radiant floor heat prior to inspection, so he was unable to get a proper thermal imaging of the floor. Because of this, Patrick offered to return to redo the floor imaging at a later date. I don't hesitate to recommend Patrick for any home inspection needs. He definitely has your best interests in mind, and you will surely have a wonderful experience!

I live out of state and am purchasing my retirement home. Patrick Trujillo did the inspection. I…read morecannot sing his praises enough. He is tech savvy, his report was done on time, his inspection was thorough (lots of good pictures) and his recommendations were clear. He didn't catastrophize the issues he found, but he didn't minimize them either. He was candid, clear, and obviously very knowledgable. What impressed me the most, though, was the follow-up. He called me to discuss his findings and answer my questions, and he helped me prioritize the issues that need to be addressed. I HIGHLY recommend him. Excellent, competent service and stellar communication skills.

Mark Schuetz (Watershed Dynamics) is a Land & Water Whisperer. He is a Master of all forms of land…read morerestoration & maintenance, and has helped us beautifully restore our 5-acre property in Taos, NM. Mark has made a life-long study of how to bring out the best in the land; has in-depth understanding of the soils, climate, & water; and is not only intelligent but wise, not just analytical but intuitive. Mark is totally committed and passionate about making the land productive as well as beautiful, which I really appreciate. And, Mark is one of the hardest-working men I've ever encountered. He routinely works 10 & 12 hour days, and is sometimes seen out in the fields after dark, finishing up some aspect of watering or maintenance. Finally, Mark is honest and fair. I have always found his billings for work performed eminently reasonable. In sum, you could not find a better partner than Mark Schuetz! Paul D Phillips

I WOULD NEVER HIRE AGAIN NOR RECOMMEND Mark Schuetz/Watershed Dynamics for forest thinning. I have…read moresince hired other local guys/companies with insurance/licensing for forest thinning that did a far better job at a lower cost to me. In my opinion, Mark Schuetz was the worst contractor hire of my entire life. You couldn't pay me to have Mark Schuetz to do work on my property again. I hired Mark Schuetz in 2019 to thin a section of my 20+ acre property in Taos County. I cannot undo the damage Watershed Dynamics did to my forest. (1) Mark Schuetz did not mark trees with me as he said he would do when I interviewed him, and WATERSHED DYNAMICS CUT DOWN MANY TREES WITHOUT MY PERMISSION, AGAINST MY INSTRUCTIONS AND OUTSIDE MY MARKED BOUNDARIES FOR THINNING. This exposed the view of my house to the roadway. (2) Against my repeated and specific instructions, Mark and his crew felled dozens of gamble oak trees within my oak copses (example photo). When one cuts down a gamble oak, many spindly shoots take its place, creating more fire fuel & leaving an unsightly bushel of crowded oaks. As a result of the February snow conditions, I did not notice that from day one Mark and/or his sawyer(s) cut down oak trees. The felled oak trunks were hidden beneath juniper and piñon trunks so I could not spot the problem during the thinning process. (3) Mark and his crew cut down many large (12+ inches) juniper (example photo) and piñon trees that he did not have my permission to cut down, including large trees along the creek edge that were needed to help with soil erosion. Felling large trees was not part of my thinning plan, nor was taking out beautiful soil-stabilizing juniper trees. Mark also removed far too many trees in areas leaving several areas with too low basal area for a forest & also soil erosion problems on the slope. MARK REPEATEDLY CHOSE TO IGNORE MY DIRECTIVES AND THIN MY FOREST THE WAY HE WANTED, NOT THE WAY I WANTED. (4) Mark's crew severely burned a ponderosa pine because their burn pile was too close. Nearly all their burn piles caused damage to nearby save trees. Mark and his crew put burn piles around and in the creek bed. Afterwards Mark repeatedly told me to hide those creek burn piles so that they would not be visible to the Forest Service. (5) Mark's crew trimmed branches too close to the trunk multiple times, causing those save trees to weep sap (example photo), attracting bark beetles to infest the trees already stressed by his aggressive thinning. Mark or his crew topped the main trunk of smaller piñon trees, so that after the snow melted, several trees were weeping sap from the severed trunk (example photo). (6) Mark's crew left stumps between 6 to 12 inches high throughout the area they worked (example photo). These tall stumps prevented trucks accessing the area for easier removal of the felled tree trunks. Much worse, these tall live stumps continued to bleed sap. Subsequently, bark beetles swarmed on my property for even over a year after Watershed Dynamics did the thinning, & I discovered that the bark beetles were breeding in almost all of those live stumps (example photo). To kill the bark beetles breeding in the tall stumps leftover from his thinning job, I had to remove the stumps. (7) Mark's bill was much higher than his quote price. Mark's charges were higher than what two other insured and licensed tree companies subsequently charged me to thin larger areas on my property even with wood chipping instead of burning the slash.

Tim and Sally came out yesterday to clean and inspect our two chimneys. They were communicative, on…read moretime, friendly and easy to work with. The pricing is good. Would definitely recommend and will use again.

Contacted them to have our two chimneys/flues cleaned. Prompt and courteous response and…read morescheduling. Tim and Sally had lovely smiles, and did a great job. Tim did have to climb on the roof to access one of the flues. He pointed out that we would need several screws tightened on the south facing part of the roof. They took good care to protect the interior of our home. Very happy customer, and I'll use them again.

Randall's is superb for house renovation projects. Carla is especially professional and fantastic…read morewith interior and exterior house paint and wood. She spends considerable time making sure my questions are answered and my needs attended to. She took extra efforts to make sure my Dunn Edwards paint colors came out to match the swatches exactly. She gave me the names of six painters. She's talented and proficient and it makes a huge difference! Everyone at Randalls are friendly and helpful and the store always has what I am looking for. Thank you for making my projects come to life!

Great example of an old school lumber yard and hardware store…read more I needed some parts to install a toilet and they had exactly what I needed, and it was in stock- not just an empty hangar on the wall, mocking me, like so many places I shop- including Lowe's which is my go-to back home. I grew up in Dallas and currently live in a suburb of Dallas. So I'm living in a metroplex of 6.8 million people. I own a small place in Taos now, and for sure it is a radical change, but one I welcome. So a bit of history for those who came from elsewhere. I recall when most hardware and lumber operations closed at noon on Saturday, and virtually everything was closed on Sunday (Texas Blue Law). Most retail stores closed at 5 or 6 pm weekdays, except might stay open to 9 pm on Thursdays. This was customary. I lived in a small town of less than 1,500 people in North Texas 40 years ago. They "rolled up the streets" around noon on Saturday back then, and most businesses still do. So I have seen both sides of this issue. For the working man who is into DIY, it makes it difficult to work on a project over the weekend. When I get started on a project Saturday morning, I can't say how many times I realized I needed something else to finish it, but it was after everything closed, so I was stuck until Monday morning. Not good if it is the only toilet in the house. But I also understand how valuable it is to owners and employees to have time off themselves, and how we should all take a breath and relax. In that small town in North Texas, if my ox ended up in the ditch, I could call the owner of the hardware store or the lumber yard and they would meet me at the store and get me what I needed. Taos is too big to operate like that, and times have changed, as have people. Moral of the story, there are two sides to this issue. The business owner takes a hit when you go to WalMart, Espanola or Santa Fe to shop when his/her store is closed. They have judged it is worth the loss for whatever reason- custom, rest, whatever. I won't hold it against them and will try to support a family business whenever I can.