NOT RECOMMENDED/UNREASONABLE RATES, so I would not recommend them. For less than 20 minutes' work,…read morethey charged a steep price. Yes, they came after office hours, but for the work done and the price they charged, I thought it was very unfair. They even left leaks that weren't there before and which they didn't fix. They sent a different plumber from the one I talked to and they preyed on the fact of our desperation that we had no water at that time.

Thank you for a job well done sa electrical problem and renovation sa gate namin…read more Thank you s team na naghandle samin. And thanks to their Boss for the discount. God Bless po.

Trying to be a savvy yet cost-effective businesswoman often leads me to doing things on my own,…read moreeven things that would require men or professionals. One of these would be building my props. I have zero knowledge on carpentry etcetera, so imagine just how elated I was to find a lumber and construction supplies that was not just near, but also had pleasant and very helpful staff. I would often go there, initially to ask questions first, see my options from their display of items and options per item, ask more questions, then make my purchase. This may seem trivial or common, but anyone who has bought something from construction supplies stores or hardwares would know that the staff is usually too busy to even bother answering questions politely or properly, especially ridiculously odd questions from someone like me who doesn't know much about construction. They even let me go inside to check on some items that I am confused about, just so I don't make the wrong purchase. Even in purchasing wood, they allow customers to head to the back of the store to choose their preferred item, or like for wood, even allowing me to see and choose which plank or plywood I particularly like the color or grain of. It's those little things that really matter, to add to the reasonable and competitive rates they offer.

HIRE AT YOUR OWN RISK!…read more After several failed turn over dates and 2 months delay, it is so disappointing to learn that some electrical materials used if not all are "kinahoy" from old projects. Meaning they're not brand new and some even pose safety concerns risking not only the employees and but the other tenants of the building. That's the worst I can say not to mention the following: 1. Inexperienced electrician and workers. (Electrical wires and grounding were found to be fire hazzard 2. Poor workmanship on wood works and flooring. 3. Leaves inexperienced work force without proper supervision resulting to poor work and poor quality output. I've never seen such unprofessional work from a firm who claims to be construction experts. 1. Seldom sends contact report, and when they do, it is for their progressive billing which is obviously dubious and way beyond what was accomplished. 2. No change order report but will send you an addendum cost. 3. Over priced quotes including glasses and flooring finishing materials but substandard output. 4. Not to mention (disclaimer: this is from their previous foreman), will promise carpenters a certain pay scale but will underpay them (from php350 to 300). Terribly wrong. Hire at your own risk. Photos available if you want proof of workmanship. 5 thumbs DOWN. #constructinglegacies #bsc #buensuceso #sondia #construction

This construction company is a huge waste of time, effort, money and emotions!!!…read moreThey have a very poor skill not only in their workmanship but also in project management. They cannot deliver on deadlines (this you will have a never ending one), no sense of urgency and deceiving promises. Better not invest on this one. You'll surely regret it!

Handymen and women, I just found your happy place - Han's Infinite Tools!…read more Located along Pioneer Street in Mandaluyong City, Han's is a huge warehouse that has every tool (not a douche bag, FYI) you will need and more. From hand tools like saw, screws, pliers and hammers to the big machinery such as welders, grinders and even generator sets, Han's has got it! They also have a bunch of machines that go beyond home construction. They have metal fabrication equipment, cleaning machines, light construction tools and even safety precautionary items like hard hats, plastic boots and gloves! What a way of staying true to their branding, right? It's super easy to find, too since it's just a little past Pioneer Center. It also has a designated parking lot so if in case you're bulk buying, there's a place for you to leave your car at. So if you're building a tool box for your new home, wanting to give your handy dad or tito some tools or if you wanna try your hand at carpentry, you should definitely give this place a visit sooner than later!

I sincerely do not know anyone who doesn't like buying stuff at Daiso. I mean really, some things…read moreare just too good and reasonably priced at PhP88 to pass up. A few years ago, my sister and I bought practically all of our home items from Daiso when we moved into an apartment. There are times I would really enter Daiso just to look around and see what I could buy. Yes, a bit of an impulse buyer here. Anyway, I was glad to find a big Daiso store at the newly opened Robinson's Place Las Piñas, mostly because I knew I no longer have to go all the way to Glorietta in Makati or Market Market at Bonifacio Global City to score god deals for random things I need like kitchen items, things for the bathroom or bedroom, even school supplies! I particularly found it nice that they had more than the usual attendants going around, refilling stocks and assisting customers one aisle after the other.

When I still living abroad with my husband, there were only two places I'd go to if I needed…read moresomething for the house - Ikea and Daiso (yes, imagine how our tiny home looked like). Now that I'm back home, I don't have the need to go to Daiso that much, but when I do, I always end up buying a lot. They have EVERYTHING here! From stationery, to home decor, toys, cleaning products, even food! My dad found some barley tea here and I have a friend who recently went to Hong Kong and forgot to buy treats for some of his relatives while he was there. Guess where he ends up buying chocolates? Not one of his aunts suspected a thing! My favorite finds would be the organizers (for every OC person out there) and the baking supplies. They're all so cute and so cheap. Okay, for Daiso fans like me, they have a new branch in Robinsons Las Pinas. And it's big. The best part is, people haven't really discovered it yet so we have less competition for our kawaii finds.