Great, hardworking company! They replaced my shingle roof with a metal roof and I couldn't be more…read morepleased. I would definitely recommend them and would use them again

South's Finest Roofing just put a new roof on our house. They did a wonderful job, worked like…read morecrazy and were all so polite. They left the place cleaner than it was when they got here. Rare find in my world. They also gave us the best estimate. Highly recommend.

Shane Strickland is as honest, friendly and professional as it gets. His crew were exactly the…read moresame. Fast, detailed and high quality. I highly reccomend them for any of their services....Pierce Sumner

We had some spots on our ceiling that were concerning for water damage. We called Shane and he came…read moreright out. He noted major issues with our roof due to storm damage. He worked directly with our insurance company to ensure coverage. He and his team worked diligently to get our roof and ceilings repaired. They did a fantastic job. We are extremely pleased with the results! We highly recommend Premier Roofing!

If you are looking excellent service and job done in a timing manner look no further these guys…read morecame in and renovated master sweet and made into a Oasis beautiful thank you guy for bringing our vision to reality great job

Would not recommend. Poor customer service and not quality work. They also want you to pay for…read morelabor before work is done.

Joe and his two lady workers did an outstanding job on the porch repair and painting work at our…read morehouse this week. The three of them were excellent workers in very difficult weather (HEAT) conditions. They were polite, professional, and very focused in their work. Joe also carefully explained each step in the project. I will use this fine team again, and I strongly encourage you to use Crafty Designs when you may need help with a variety of projects.

I requested the popcorn ceilings to be removed from my home. I invited Joe of Crafty Designs over…read moreto view the home. We set up an appointment for Thursday at 11. I should have known when he came at 11:40, that there would be problems, but I gave him the benefit of the doubt. He said he was running late and the GPS, took him the wrong way. He came in viewed all the ceilings. We spent close to an hour with him telling me how his company would remove the popcorn, give it a smooth finish, and paint. He gave me a cost of $2800, I told him I didn't want to pay that much, because no one is living in the house, I'm not sure what I want to do with at this current time and when my husband gets back in the state he's going to have the entire house remodeled. He then said $2000, and I said fine. He said the project would take 3-5 days. We agreed to meet Saturday at 9 to let him and his crew, and to hand off a key to the house. He texted me Saturday morning to say he had gotten a flat tire and could not get the until 10, but end up arriving closer to 11. He let his 2 person crew view the house and stated they would get right on it. I told them that this was a project that I was handling on my own and would be back later to check on the progress. I went back to the house at around 5 and no one was there. I went the next day which was Sunday and no one was there. I skipped Monday, and went on Tuesday at around 11, and no one was there. You could tell someone had been in the house because it had been prepped with plastic and a pole sander was in the back bedroom. I started to get worried and lose confidence in the company at this point. I had not seen any more workers no matter what time I showed up and the popcorn was still on the ceilings. I called Joe to ask what was going on and he said that the ceilings could not be taken down as he originally thought with warm water and dawn. He said the ceilings had been painted over and they would have to be sanded down, re- mudded and then painted. I told him that there was a new hole in my kitchen ceiling that was not there before he started. He tried to tell me that it was due to water damage in my ceilings. I told him no, the hole looked like it had been punctured with a pole. He then said okay well my guys will fix it. I was really nervous at this point because my husband is a general contractor but is currently in a different state for the nest year. My husband wanted to see progress being made at the house, but I didn't want any criticism from him, so I keep things to myself. Crafty Designs ended up taking two weeks to complete a 3-5 day job. I was left with sheet rock mud all over the floors and walls (because they didn't clean it up), splotchy, uneven mismatched ceilings because they did not completely sand down the ceilings, but just tried to mud over everything. They were supposed to prime and paint the ceilings but some spots just looked primed and not painted. There are air bubbles in the small bedroom which was supposed to be fixed but weren't. They didn't even remove the vents or fixtures, but just went around them. Some of the ceilings looked as I eventually showed my husband via video call, and he was upset. I called on a three way call with Joe, so that my husband could speak with him. His reasoning was he gave me a lower than normal price because he was trying to HELP ME out since I wanted to put it on a credit card (even though it says on Yelp that he takes credit card payments). It is my personal preference to pay in card for accountability purposes. He said he was losing money on the job at this point (even though he did a walk through before starting the job and agreed on the price), and its his fault because workers were never there during the day and it took longer then stated . He said the reason the fixtures and vents weren't removed was because I told him that I was going to get new fixtures when my husband does the remodel in the future. His worker told me that the mud comes off with water, I could just get it up. He and my husband got into a small tiff on the phone. They argued about the quality and incomplete work. Then I got fussed at for trying to do this on my own! I just went ahead and paid him because I can't stand confrontations of that nature. But, to top it all off I never received my door key back and will have to not only get this mess repaired but also replace my locks! I have more pictures and video also of before and after!

Craftsman installed a new roof on the home i was purchasing in December of 2023. They were…read moreprofessional and cleaned up everything. I highly recommend Chris and Craftsman Roofing.

Professional, courteous, and trustworthy. Excellent work in a timely manner. Highly recommend.read more

My husband and I trusted TBG to build our dream home and we are so pleased. Not only do they build…read morequality homes, but they are quality people who truly want to make your dream come to life.

WARNING: Major construction defects and unresolved workmanship issues…read more We built with The Builders Group (now TBG Homes) in 2024. While the project initially appeared organized, repeated coordination failures and incorrect installations quickly became apparent. The most serious issue was the master shower. A floating bench was installed incorrectly and broke the first time it was used, causing a fall and exposing additional construction defects that ultimately required a full demolition and rebuild. The bench was installed by a subcontractor that TBG later told us they would not use again due to poor-quality work. It had been "anchored" to a single 2x4 as opposed to studs, yet the TBG president, who acted as the contractor for our home, stated it was rated to support up to 400 lbs. Despite this failure, TBG did not agree that a full rebuild was necessary. Multiple independent contractors we consulted separately concluded that a complete tear-out was required to properly address waterproofing and structural concerns. There were also repeated tile issues throughout the process. The shower had already been tiled incorrectly once and redone, yet two walls were still installed in the opposite direction of what we had clearly requested and documented with reference photos. Leadership continued to frame this as a preference issue, while contractors identified it as an execution problem. Proposed solutions included partially retiling a single wall--which we were told would further compromise waterproofing--or adding metal legs to support the floating bench, neither of which addressed the underlying failure or matched the design we paid for. After closing, TBG acknowledged certain issues but not the full scope of our concerns, and asked us to gather estimates from outside contractors. We were willing to do this to move things forward, but they later expressed frustration with the timeline despite contractor availability being outside our control. Only one contractor was able to take on the full scope of work, and although he had a long waitlist, he also provided the lowest estimate, making him the only realistic option. Repairs could not begin for several months. In the meantime, our primary bathroom was unusable, and because the guest bathroom is upstairs, I had to climb stairs to shower for over a year in our brand-new home, including late in pregnancy. We genuinely love our home and appreciated many aspects of the design, drafting, and build process. If this issue had been resolved appropriately, our overall experience would have been very different. The bench broke just 9 days after closing--well within the 1-year warranty period. Instead, TBG did not take responsibility for identifying or covering the cost of a qualified contractor, leaving us to manage and fund the necessary repairs ourselves. TBG ultimately offered to cover 30% of the repair cost based solely on photos of the damage and without ever inspecting it in person. Their proposal included conditions such as waiving our remaining warranty, releasing future claims, agreeing not to speak negatively about their work, and keeping the agreement confidential. We declined these terms and paid for the full rebuild ourselves, redirecting funds we had set aside for other pressing needs for our growing family. Based on our experience, settlement terms like these may limit what customers feel able to share publicly. The design, drafting, warranty, and customer service teams were professional and helpful, which is reflected in our rating. However, we were unable to reach a resolution with leadership that addressed the seriousness of this issue. BOTTOM LINE: The master shower required a full rebuild due to installation defects and structural failure. The financial, logistical, and personal impact was significant and avoidable. We are relieved to have completed the repairs and hope this helps other homeowners make a more informed decision. The broken bench and inadequate framing are documented in the attached photos.

Gilberto looked at project, quoted price that I agreed on. He said he would get materials on Friday…read moreand do project Saturday. He DIDN'T SHOW UP nor CALL to reschedule. I waited all day that Saturday. Days have passed, still NO call....

They were very communicative, came out the next day. Assessed the damage, went for materials and…read morerepaired the next morning. Definitely recommend for any roofing or general handyman service!!

While White Oak responded immediately to repairing our roof damage, which they completed 6/5/25,…read morethey have still as of 10/4/25, competed the rest of the work on our gutters as requested. Work completed on the gutters, fascia boards and interior ceiling was slow and had to be redone numerous times. Ruined my very large and very old hydrangea bush due to carelessness during work on the fascia and gutters. Very nice people but very disappointed in the speed and quality of the work.

Once they started they were in and out in two days. New roof and no mess to clean up.read more