In summary: Lacks communication, no-show on the job after multiple reschedules, refuses to refund…read moredeposit after cancellation of job. My experience with Tim is more in line with those reviews. I needed a kitchen sink replaced with one I provided and the board beneath the sink replaced. Tim quoted me originally at $725 but dropped it to $575 if I stopped looking for other contractors for the job and signed on with him. I agreed to this and paid him 50% of the full amount as a deposit to get my time slot scheduled. Tim did not return calls, and only responded to texts. Originally, the work was scheduled for Wednesday at noon. 20 minutes before the appointment time, I texted Tim asking if we were still good for that time. He texted me 2 hours after our agreed upon time that the roads were still icy and we would reschedule. Rescheduled for Saturday around 2pm. Tim did not arrive by 2pm so I asked if he had an ETA. Tim texted and said his plumber was busy with a job. We rescheduled to Sunday at 9:30am (today, at the time of writing). I would be the only job for the day according to him. Tim did not arrive at 9:30am. Texted him at 9:50 for an ETA. Texted him again at 10:40 to get an update, and no response. At that point, I was done. I asked him for a refund on my deposit, and have since not gotten a response. I took a chance on Tim and it is unfortunate that we could not work things out. Rescheduling is fine, being late is fine. Not communicating either of those until hours after an appointment is not. I would not recommend Tim or Smart Renovations due to lack of communication and poor management.

RUN as fast as you can from Tim Walsh. He is not a man of his word, ever…read more Professionalism and Communication are non-existent skills * Does not call if he is running late or even if he plans on showing up * You must initiate ALL communication, typically text, and if he does reply you cannot believe what he tells you * We heard "I'm on the way" - never showed more than once Zero consideration - for us or our goal which he promised would not be a problem. Tim did not call or text to let us know he was here he jumped our fence to get into the backyard; this of course sent our dog into a barking frenzy and rightfully so. She knew someone jumping her fence was not the way things were supposed to work. This happened on 3 different days. Timeline - Agreed upon schedule: * Start on Tuesday, August 20th - clear the lawn and set the form for the slab * Wednesday, August 21st - stain the fence and pour the concrete * Thursday August 22nd - remove forms and clean up Actual work (not a schedule - it was hit or miss) * Friday, August 23rd - came late in the day to stain the fence * Saturday Aug. 24th - cleared the grass and set the form for the concrete. o When he left he said he would be back on Monday to pour; leaving us with a mess and exposed rebar; not safe * Mon. Aug. 26th - Poured the concrete. The last thing he was committed to doing was to remove the forms used for our concrete slab; that was to be done on Thursday, a week after our original completion date. My husband worked to remove them today, Friday August 30th. Quality of work - I'm pretty sure a teenager could Google how to do this and do a better job. We requested a broom finish on the 9 x 12 concrete slab he built; the finish is more like pebbles and divots. Where the slab meets the existing patio there is a dip of about 1/2' , not safe at all. On the existing patio there are many spots/clumps of concrete. He broke a decorative garden item that is glass and not near where he was working or dragging the water hose or setting up the concrete mixer. Of course, we did not notice it before he left for the day and of course he has not returned. Job site clean up was a disaster because he did not show up to do it. Concrete and stone were left throughout our yard. I'm sure we'll be cleaning it up for months to come. We have found splashes of concrete on the house and the fence.