I had a major shower leak in the upstairs bathroom of a property in Purcellville. The plumber had…read moreto cut out large holes to diagnose and repair the leak. I hired Mario to repair and repaint the drywall after the plumber left. Mario responded quickly and was able to get on-site the next day to provide a quote. Within 2 days, he had completed the work and it looks as good as new. Mario was great to work with and offered a reasonable price for the work he completed. I would hire Mario again in a heartbeat!

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Unfortunately I can not recommend this company. This summer I contracted for master bedroom walls,…read morea new dining room ceiling, painting in dining and living rooms, and the dining room floor refinished. It all should have been done in 2 weeks in June. It is now September and I have no work done in the master bedroom, a terrible dining room ceiling, the floor not refinished, paint on the already done hardwood floors, and have hired a new contractor to finish the job. It was clear they were working on multiple jobs each day. At most they spent 4 hours a day at my job site. And then to top everything off, they said they would call me the first week of August to reschedule and they never called. I have lost money, time, and this project has been every contractor nightmare you can imagine. I wish the company well and recommend they hire employees and have them show up consistently, and they adopt the practice of working on one project at a time.

I would love to leave a raving review for our bathroom redo, but I just can't…read more Dave and Scott seem like very nice guys, and I am sure they are. But the work done at our house left a lot to be desired. We had a 5 week break from week 1 where they tore everything out of the bathroom except the tub and tossed all of the debris in the front yard. Not a problem except it stayed there for the 5 weeks they had emergencies at other jobs. During this first week they also put down subfloor and new vinyl flooring. The subfloor was two different heights - causing dips in the floor. Requested it be replaced and WE paid for all the new flooring material. Installed Pex plumbing material and used glue. You aren't supposed to use glue on Pex. My husband pulled the manufacturer specs and provided to the crew. They replaced the plumbing. Missed replacing the wax ring one night (we only have one toilet) and water ran across the new subfloor. Husband lifted the toilet and replaced the ring himself. Broke some Christmas decorations in the basement and never said anything. Hinted that my husband may have taken a tool of theirs. Husband found the tool in the basement. Stained and scratched top of dryer. Installed unnecessary part on the hot water heater - ours already had the part installed. This caused a severe reduction in hot water pressure. They said that possibly we needed a new hot water heater. Husband found the additional part and removed it - water pressure magically restored. When installing the medicine cabinet, they cut through the wall into the next room. The bathroom was to be left 'paint ready' and we are going to paint. Walls were not smooth, lots of areas appeared to be unsanded and we found holes in the closet. They did come back and re-sand and patched the holes. Our carpet is stained and, while we are planning on replacing it, the fact remains that it was stained because they didn't put anything down on their path from outside to bathroom. Rust marks are left on the walls in the bathroom from the sander - we will have to resand those spots off before we paint. The bathroom works, but the experience has left us less than excited about a new space that was not cheap. I have learned a lot, though, for the next job we are going to have done. Last little insult - they forgot to leave our house key at the end of the job. They mailed it to us - with postage due.