In the past the quality of work was good. Not sure about current management. Hopefully still the…read moresame.

Burlett Painting is the best in town. They have done two large jobs for us so far and have done an…read moreoutstanding job on both. They work quickly yet do a very high-quality job. Terry is excellent at helping you pick the right colors and making sure they get all the details right. The end result is a very high-end finish at a reasonable price. Highly recommend!

This review will be full of superlatives because I cannot describe the work that Bionic Man without…read morewaxing poetic. The crew finished painting the exterior of our house this week and we are delighted to have their sign in our front yard, advertising their great work. We hired Bionic Man to paint the exterior of our 122-year-old Queen Anne Victorian house because we'd seen the work that they'd done on neighbors' houses and because the business's owner, Paul Dixon, seemed like a straight shooter from the very beginning. Our decision proved to be a good one, starting from Paul's proposal to the last cleanup. Not only did he go over all the details of the job in person, but his proposal was thorough and described--specifically--every last aspect of the project. There was no ambiguity regarding anything, which is important in an expensive project. We always knew what to expect next, and Paul texted every morning at seven o'clock to tell us who would be showing up at nine o'clock. At four o'clock they started to fold up tarps and clean their brushes and such, which as homeowners we really appreciated. They did not leave trash around. We've had contractors throw cigarette butts on the ground, leave wood scraps and nails everywhere, and even leave fast food containers in a pile. That is not Bionic Man's way. This project lasted five weeks, which is a very long time to have things in disarray, but it was worth it. The crew did extensive prep before even beginning to paint, and then they primed and applied two coats of color. Their goal is to have us not just happy now, but also happy ten years from now. The paint thoroughly covers everywhere, from the walls to the trim. And the porch! We had to tear down the porch and have it rebuilt (another good review of those craftsmen coming soon). The finished product, which we opted to stain, is simply beautiful and adds so much to the overall feel of the house. I'd like to send individual shoutouts to the crew. They've all been working for Paul for years and each person individually expressed how much they like their job. They seem to get along well and I never happened upon any awkward bickering. They all came and went with a minimum of disruption, even when they had to come inside to work with the windows. These folks are consummate professionals. Troy (pictured here) is the crew chief. A skilled craftsman in his own right, he kept his eye on all aspects of this enormous job and made sure that the others did things *just* right. When some area needed extra labor, Troy was there. We occasionally had to make a decision regarding some small part of the project and Troy is especially adept at explaining the situation and our options. We would not have been nearly as happy with the finished job had Troy not made that extra effort. Leroy started the project by washing down the entire house, gently dislodging debris that would have otherwise made the paint peel in the future. There is real skill here and he did a great job. Also, as an aside, Leroy is really funny. Somebody told me that he does stand-up comedy in his spare time, and his quick wit is delightful. Val has been working with Paul for about twenty years and is one of the most efficient painters I have ever seen. He just sort of quietly goes about his business and gets done what needs to get done. And he does it very well. Val did almost all the stain work on our porch and you can see how well it turned out from the attached picture. He also brought us a dozen eggs laid by his chickens, which was a very sweet surprise. Josh is the window guy and there is some serious talent there. We have about 30 antique windows, many of which have diamond (or similar) panes. Some of these were broken and needed replacing ($55 per pane, plus the price of the glass). We very much wanted to reuse the antique glass where possible by cutting down large cracked pieces to fit smaller panes. Not only were we able to reuse the wavy glass, but Josh saved the glass that didn't get used again so that we could use it at some future date. The freshly-painted windows pop and provide a perfect finishing touch. Wren is the newest member of the crew. She is a fine artist (printmaker) by training and brings that skill set to her job. Talk about attention to detail! Wren was involved in every aspect of this project, from scraping to caulking to painting both the walls and trim. Besides appreciating her diligence and talent, I love to see a woman in the trades. Finally, there is Steven (pictured here). He is the color guy and also did the final staining and finishing of the doors. Steven's work reflects his bachelor's degree in fine art. Before we started this project, Steven came by for a color consultation and was able to match the exact paint chip to the existing trim color at first glance. His eye for color was again evident in his recommendation for the stain that he used on the doors and in his work. Many thanks to Paul and his crew!

Great service at a great price. We are most appreciative of the work they did to help preserve the…read morewood on our back deck.

AMAZING and meticulous work. These roofers were prompt, communicative, and so very helpful. They…read morewent above and beyond our expectations with everything from completion time, to cleanliness, to helping us figure out exactly what would be best for our home. The roof looks perfect. Even further, they left our grounds better than they found it. 10/10 recommend!

This company is absolutely amazing! Top notch professionals. Got the job done on time, went above…read moreand beyond all my expectations, cleaned up after themselves. Their work is meticulous, they are knowledgeable, and all the employees were very polite and helpful. I would recommend them to anyone.

On Target Construction did a foundation repair under my kitchen. A nightmare to me seemed simple…read moreand doable for them. John, Mitch and Bryce were so professional and easy to work with. Excellent work was completed

I love this company ! They are very easy to work with. They are dependable , honest and always…read morestrive to deliver quality work . They put their hearts into every job and make customer satisfaction their number one priority. The majority of their business is repeat customers and referrals. That alone says alot about this company. Angela B.

The service we are receiving from SCROGGS CONSTRUCTION is absolutely HORRENDOUS!!! We hired them…read morelast May to do a renovation job for us. We were told during the bid for the job that it would take from 8 to 10 weeks and that they could start in June. We were told they would have us moved in by late July/ early August at the latest!!! Today is April 7th OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR, and they still haven't finished!!! It's so infuriating!! No one is ever here! They have been stringing us along for 11 months. Other contractors have told us we are getting scammed... we don't know what to do. Call the media? Get a lawyer? SCROGGS SUCKS!!!!!! If you want your project done on time, with integrity, and in a professional manner, GO SOMEWHERE ELSE!!!!

Absolutely amazing to work with. They kept everything clean all the time. They helped pick out…read morematerials when what I picked wasn't available. They made me my dream master bath and closet. They were able to accommodate many of the long distance decision making. Everyone was so nice to talk to. The custom pantry is perfect. They were great for conservation and repurposing things too. They were also very cost conscious and made great recommendations for alternative materials that were reasonable in price with great quality.

extremely well organized; Super communication; Kept to schedule; Fair pricing; Great work!…read moreHighly recommending

These guys are top-notch! Especially Aron, the project…read moremanager on our kitchen renovation--he was attentive, professional, and incredibly organized. I would absolutely recommend them to anyone and wouldn't hesitate to partner with them again at the drop of a hat.

Absolutely on spot from quote, value, communication, scheduling, job performance, and clean-up…read more AMAZING COMPANY AND EXPERIENCE.. they are our Go-To painters without a doubt!

We contracted with them in 2018 for exterior. They did not finish the sills, but thought this was…read morean innocent oversight. Hired them again. NEVER AGAIN! Do not leave them alone. 1. The windowsill trim outside, you agreed to fix from your last job, was not done. 2. The walls in the basement brown, when I walked it through with you it was to be refreshed with a new coat of white. I was surprised it only took an hour to repaint white, but some of the brown is still bleeding through. During the walkthrough, you said you would be rolling the paint, therefore I did not cover anything. All painters know when spray painting, you have to put up a plastic barrier, so nothing is permanently damaged. Because you did not take the time to block the middle section of the basement, which was easily provided, from the overspray, all of our belongings have overspray on them. 3. You did not turn off our dehumidifier while painting and it froze up and quit working because of the overspray. 4. When I started to clean the living room, stairway, hall, and dining room, I found you painted the trim in flat paint. I left medium luster for the trim and marked the cans. Because we cannot close the business until this winter, I will have to wait to hire someone to repaint. You painted trim for me before in the medium lustre when you worked for me before. You cannot say you did not know. I will have to rehire to repaint. When I talked to Sherwin Williams they said they never heard of trim being painted in flat paint. 5. You took out the mollies for our curtain rods and repainted over. We were trying to make it easy for you to paint, not to remove our curtain rod mollies and patch. It took Jim six hours to redrill and put up rods. All you had to do was ask. 6. You did not cover the shelves with plastic before painting the upstairs. You did the minimum on painting the basement stairway as none of the trim was painted. I left a note on the shelf "do not paint shelf" it did not say not to paint the trim. 7. The ceiling is still bubbling. 8. I went to Sherwin Williams and they said you got a 30% discount on paint. The most expensive paint is $75 with a discount at most a gallon would be $50. I provided you with trim and ceiling paint which you did not use even though you had the instructions on what paint to use. Based upon Sherwin Williams calculation, the most would have been 6 gallons. You charged me $650 dollars for paint, which equates to 13 gallons of paint. I scheduled this job with you two months in advance and expected a professional job. You have cost us so much money and time in this job. I talked to your father, Bruce. He wanted to come back, but after such a soured relationship, I do not want your company back. He initially agreed to $1,000 refund so I can hire to repaint the trim this winter. I told him about the trim, etc and he discontinued the conversation. I can send you pictures depicting the issues.

The meticulous attention to detail shown by this company was amazing. There was a good range of…read morepricing, depending on your choice of standard to custom and everything in between. Prices were reasonable (no comparison to Home Depot or Lowe's in price) and the cabinets were high quality, solid wood. We chose custom colors and the color match was perfect. The company has a large selection of styles and features as well as a huge selection of knobs and handles. We must have met with members of the staff at least eight different times. We couldn't have asked for anything better.