Great job getting our trees out. Here on time, clear communication, super affordable, and everyone…read morewas super friendly. Would definitely recommend and we'll use them again if we ever need.

My hedge of mature arborvitae had a 5 foot section that looked like it wasn't healthy. I contacted…read moreChildress tree service. A man came out and looked the arbs over. I asked him if the problem was a fungus disease, bag worms, spider mites ect. He barely looked at them and told me they might need some "collar" surgery. I asked why only 5 feet were distressed and slowly dying. He told me that they need to be fertilized. Childress tree service clearly states in their website that they are a registered arborist. I assumed the guy they sent out had knowledge. I agreed to pay Childress $525 to service the collars and fertilize with a fermented green tea fertilizer. Two guys showed up in an unmarked vehicle, no company logo. One guy crawled between 4 arbs for about 3 minutes each. The other guy mixed the green tea fertilizer in a 5 gallon bucket. My research says the tea must be fermented over a period of days. He told me it doesn't matter and dumped some at the base of the plants. Two guys, 35 minutes. Needless to say that wasn't the problem. They had a fungus disease that I researched and figured out myself. During this time my arbs died in a two foot width. Several months after the service, I called the owner Ezra. He came over and explained that during the time my arbs were done, he was "away" and another guy was running his company for his extended absence. He said he had fired the guy upon his return and that the guy had stolen from him. I asked could he make it right with me by trimming the arbs and my trees that were trimmed two years ago for what he told me would be a smoking hot deal. I have had these arbs topped and my trees trimmed 3 times previously. It took the last guy two years ago 5 hours to trim all three of my medium size trees and the arbs. He did that for $700. Ezra finally gave me a bid for $1200 to make up for the poor service I received. That's his smoking hot deal to remedy the situation that happened while he was "away". Not impressed. Next is a complaint with the better business bureau.

We needed a fence repair, and called a few other construction companies, but they turned us down…read morebecause our project was small and they were too busy. Levi called us and within a couple of days our fence was fixed. They were quick and very professional. You can't even tell the fence was repaired. We are extremely happy and would definitely hire them again.

Requested a check-in on a roof and Megan at the front desk was very kind and helpful and got us all…read morethe help we needed. Great business and the roof has held up great

In the months since this company replaced the roof on my mother's home, ceiling leaks have appeared…read morethroughout along with a pervasive smell. They refuse to take any responsibility for their faulty, negligent workmanship or make any of the repairs needed. This previously beautifully maintained home now has a leaky roof and stained, damp ceilings that this company won't do anything about.

These guys were great! we hired them to replace our roof and well house and they did a great job!…read moreeven after discovering additional work needed to be done they got the job done, everything fixed or replaced, and in before the rain really came back!

My experience with Combat Construction started out promising but ended up quite frustrating…read more Jesse, the owner, seemed very friendly and gave me a really reasonable bid for a new fence and short retaining wall. When they put the fence in, it looked great with the exception of one 8' section that was not even with the rest (it sat 3-4" higher than the adjacent sections with a 3-4" gap below). I asked Jesse why this had been done and ended up asking for it to be fixed, which really seemed to annoy him. There were a couple of other inconsistencies with what Jesse said he was going to do and what he actually ended up doing. For example, he had said that there would be a 9.5" grass board along the bottom of the fence, but he used a 6" one instead. He also told me that they would be applying a clear coat sealant on the fence and instead he put on a "cedar" color stain. When I asked him about the color, he also seemed to get perturbed. The fence ended up looking great, so I didn't mind that he used a stain, I just didn't understand why he specifically told me he was going to use a clear coat and then used a colored stain. I was also lucky that my neighbors, who were sharing the cost, didn't mind the changes. They then tried to install my retaining wall directly on the dirt/mud in my yard with a corrugated pipe sitting on the dirt behind it. When I told Jesse that I thought that the wall needed to be installed on a compacted rock base to be even and avoid settling and that the French drain would need to sit in rock or have a water barrier between it and the wall to function correctly, he became very upset and told me that "this job was becoming a real hassle." He argued that he had bid for a decorative retaining wall only (not what I had asked for) and that he was already losing money on my project. I found this to be really odd since he was the one that had written the bid. There was no way I was going to pay them to install the wall and French drain incorrectly, so after a heated argument, I ended up telling Jesse I would pay for the materials that they had already had delivered to my home and put the retaining wall and drain in myself. There were a couple of other sloppy workmanship issues I noticed once they had finished. They used a sprayer to apply the stain to the fence and ended up spraying onto my house siding. They didn't replace the corner posts at the back of my property, so there are still old, rotten posts holding up the new fence at the corners. They also left quite a mess when hauling away the old fence, including dropping nails in my driveway and my neighbor's. A few of the boards they installed have since warped or split, causing two so far to detach after only a little over a month. Combat Construction offers a warranty on the fence, but I have opted to fix the problems myself rather than deal with Jesse again. It was really disappointing that they were trying to cut corners on my project and that Jesse apparently felt it was unreasonable for me to question him. The crew doing the work for Jesse were really friendly and professional and the fence ended up looking fantastic for the most part. Based on the deviations between what was communicated to me and what was actually done, as well as Jesse's attitude when asked to do the work correctly, I would not hire them again or recommend them to anyone else.

There was a fire at my friend's rental property Sunday morning around 8 AM. Three of the four…read moreunits were ruined by the fire. I called the Corvallis Contractor that Sunday (yesterday) around 12:30 PM and I had a return phone call less than three hours later from Nick. He said, "give me the address and I will be right there. " I said, "the property is not in the Corvallis/Albany area, this property is in Salem! " Nick said, "that's no problem, text me the address and I will send you my ETA. " Less than 50 minutes later he was pulling up to save the day. He boarded up all of the broken windows and secured all of the broken doors and units to make sure nobody was going to mess with them for the night. Two hours later Nick delivered paperwork via DocuSign to the property owner outlining his process to work directly with his team and the insurance company. A few signatures and initials later it was signed, sealed and delivered electronically. Nick sent a text saying he had everything he needed and he would be back the next day to start kicking butt on the project. The very next day, Monday to be exact, there were four beautifully wrapped Corvallis Contractor vehicles with eight or nine employees I'm guessing tackling the job, covering holes on roof from the fire, securing up the rest of the doors and windows, getting security fencing to border the property and using some high-tech cameras on tripods that digitally map the damage of each unit. The final result is like using Google Earth only better. In less than 24 hours Nick got more done than I've seen a lot of contractors do in two weeks on projects like these. I know he's a busy guy because I see his trucks working on properties everywhere I go so the fact that he was able to go from the phone call to the handshake to the paperwork in only a few hours on a Sunday says a lot about his commitment to his business and his customers. I tend to write long reviews but it has been a stressful couple of days sorting out everything from this fire. I don't know what I would have done without Nick and his team yesterday and today. Thanks guys!! Time for some much-needed sleep, it's been an exhausting couple of days.

I would not recommend Nick, the Corvallis Contractor for the following reasons:…read morea) When I received his bill, emergency mitigation service call. I had to call him five days after the initial call to remind him of an appointment. b) Nick stated that the emergency was due to a large water spot. There were several small spots next to the bathtub. He brought in two small fans. The spots were dry in 48 hours. c) Nick stated that there was black mold. When his employees removed the fans, they said there was no evidence of mold. e) He stated that damaged subfloor was removed. It was not damaged and his employees put in half a piece of subfloor. The bathroom is a small bathroom - 4' 8" X 8' 7". f) He stated "installed vinyl". He works with subcontractors. I chose a remnant at the carpet store so it would be less expensive. g) He stated "drywall repair to pre-existing hole in sheetrock. I had new vinyl installed in the bathroom two years ago and new baseboard. When his employees installed the 1/2 piece of subfloor, they damaged the sheetrock. h) Nick stated that they touched up paint on the wall. His employees scratched up the paint on the wall when they installed the 1/2 piece of subfloor. Nick is not honest. He charged me at least 100% or more for inferior work.

Do not ever use this company for anything.. its been 41/2 months they put wood on the bathroom…read morefloor and never came back.. serve pro is part of them too. Had a hot water heater leak in the back bedroom and the water leaked under the floor in the bathroom next to it. Tore everything out of the bathroom and bedroom and never came back. Serve pro dried the floors and that's it. Never ever ever use these losers s. Have had to hire another contractor to put everything back together..​ they charged the insurance company $17.000.00 dollars. For doing nothing.

McGinnis Restoration and Construction were contracted to repair and restore an upstairs bathroom…read morethat had leaked into the downstairs bathroom causing damage in both. The drywall repair was horrible and did not match the rest of the room. The painters did not do a good job of matching the paint color nor the level of gloss. They came out a second time and did an even worse job of painting, not to mention that they painted halfway up other walls that were not damaged, and even into another room that was not involved. They got paint on the floors, the commodes, and light switches. I took photos and sent them to the project manager and he said he would send them out again, he even came by to look at it. The painters were "sick" the next time they were scheduled to come out, and when I reached out again, I was told they were way behind. They never returned. Additionally, we had another leak from the bathroom upstairs down the wall of the downstairs bathroom. Again, I took photos and sent them to the project manager. The plumber came by and cut a hole in the drywall and could not find a cause for the leak other than the fact that when the new tub was put in place, they did not put down any sort of sealant where the base of the tub should meet the floor. I contacted the project manager again. Our home was left in worse shape than the original leak.

We needed a fence for our new property and our realitor reference us to this company and im so…read morehappy he did. They were fast, professional, and honest. The work was quality and it turned out to be so beautiful . I highly recommend. Great price for real quality work.

I flagged down Phil who owns Legacy Custom Fence on my street after I saw his work on a very long…read moreand large neighbor's fence. I was immediately impressed with his friendliness and willingness to help me with my fence. We had a very long fence replaced in our very large backyard. Phil came out, measured everything, gave me advice and several options and sent me a very detailed estimate within a week! They just completed the job and it looks amazing! Phil and his guys are skilled, hardworking, professional and meticulous. I'm 66years old, have been in the trades all my life and actually built many of my own fences. Their work surpasses my skills. I was very surprised to see Phil come back through after the guys finished the fence and mark about 5 boards that he didn't like and had them replace them! Phil is just a very nice guy, honest, knowledgeable, and professional. After having several conversations with him I am encouraged that there are still honest, hardworking, family men providing excellent work, jobs, all with integrity and customer service! Do not hesitate to trust Phil and his guys with your fencing needs and also many other services he is knowledgeable in! Thanks again Phil! Dave Bradley North Albany

Pavco Paving recently removed our old asphalt driveway and put in a new one, along with an…read moreauxiliary driveway. They also replaced our old culvert with a brand new, much wider, approach. It looks fantastic!! Even better, their work functions really well. We used to have water runoff from our driveway that caused hazards on the road by our house, particularly in the winter when it would freeze. Pavco Paving took care of that, so now all the water runs straight to the culvert. That grading - as well as most of the grading - took a lot of skill to make functional while also dealing with the huge amount of water that runs down our hill and needs to be redirected. Tom and his crew from Pavco Paving are very skilled as well as extremely friendly. They went above and beyond; they even installed our new mailbox. It was a joy to have them here. And the paving they left behind looks spectacular! Even better for us, we found out after we hired Pavco Paving that Tom is family with people we consider like-family. In fact, one of our dearest friends (and relation to Tom) is now working with the company. We know this family and these are people you can TRUST. Knowing Tom is part of one of the most honest families we know, gave us so much comfort. If you are looking for paving from a company that behaves in a very professional manner, does amazing work, communicates well, keeps to schedule and is as approachable and friendly (and honest) as they get; Pavco Paving should be your first contact.