Carlos came out and installed the grab bars, doing a wonderful job. Then Ricardo came out and…read morerefinished the lip to the bathtub where a glass shower door had sat for 30 years or more. I removed the door, and track, and what was left was an unsightly line that didn't look much better than the grungy track holding the door. Ricardo fixed the tub so it looked like brand new. THANK YOU! If you can imagine it, these folks can do it!!

Gloria got back to me very quickly, and asked good questions about the existing floor and plumbing…read moresituation. Gloria got back to me very quickly, and asked good questions about the existing floor and plumbing situation. Nope, not for that kind of money.

Anton and his team did an amazing job removing our old kitchen tiles and installing new ones we…read morepurchased. They also updated our trim with the extra tile we had left over. They were quick and professional and it was very straightforward. They found a minor issue with our floor beams that they were able to resolve quickly and at minimal cost. We are very happy we found RTA and will use them again.

I hired Anton from RTA Construction to install a tile backsplash in the remodeled kitchen at my…read morePortland house. Anton did an outstanding job, the tile installation is absolute perfection. Anton was a pleasure to work with; professional, experienced, polite, reliable. He gave me advice to help determine the best layout for the project and his rates were competitive. I highly recommend Anton at RTA Construction for tile projects. Also, I know Anton is very experienced in many other areas of construction, and I would not hesitate to call him for any other construction project I may have in the future.

JDI Construction completely remodeled our kitchen and living room areas and it turned out great…read more Eric (project manager) was always quick to respond and very supportive of our thoughts. The project remained on schedule and we are happy with the results!

A few months ago I had JDI Construction remodel my kitchen. I am so happy with the result and…read moreeveryone who has seen my "new" kitchen have commented about what a great job they did. Being so impressed with the work they did on my kitchen, I recently hired them to remodel the shower in a guest bath and completely remodel the master bath. Once again I cannot say enough about how much I love these "new" bathrooms. Tim, in particular, did an amazing job. All of these remodels were completed in a timely manner and a very reasonable price. I would highly recommend JDI Construction for any projects you are considering doing. The communication is excellent and the workmanship is outstanding.

I decided to spruce up the bathroom in my almost-thirty-year-old house. The glass shower door is…read morestill in great shape overall, but some of the minor hardware pieces were showing their age. I was surprised to find a label inside the door track which, in over twenty years, I had not noticed: CustomLine Shower in Lake Oswego. And I was pleasantly surprised to find that the same company is still in business. I e-mailed a few pictures. They responded within hours offering options to replace my worn-out hardware. Some of those parts had to be custom-made. But I picked them up the next day. Everything fit perfectly. And these few improvements helped my overall project. It's not often you find a company that's been in business this long. But I can see why this one has. The people were friendly and helpful... oh, and knowledgeable and skilled too. And the product is great.

UPDATE: A couple of…read moredays later, the shower wall and door were installed--for which I had asked the salesman to be present, but he did not show up. As soon as the installers left, I went into the bathroom to look at their work. I noticed immediately that theys hadn't installed the side trim pieces, hard vinyl strips that help close the gaps above, between, and below the two hinges that hold the door to the tile wall. I called the salesman, he called the installers, and they came back and installed the strips. After I had waited longer than the required 24 hours for the sealant to cure, I started using the shower again. After each shower, I had to mop up large puddles outside on the bathroom floor. I called the salesman, who agreed to come back out to the house to diagnose the problem. Once there, he told me that the bottom "sweep" (a vinyl strip that's supposed to fill the gap between the bottom of the glass door and the tile ledge) was too long and that the installers had trimmed part of it off, but that the remaining part still got twisted. He said the point of the "twist" was probably where the water was getting out and that replacing the door was the correct solution. He also suggested that the tile ledge might not be sloped into the shower, suggesting that it looked like it might even be sloped toward the bathroom instead. I checked with my own two levels, after he left--the tile ledge is sloped correctly, so that water should run back into the shower. Almost two weeks later, the installers were back with the new door and bottom sweep. I asked them about the leak, and one of them said, "Well, as I'm sure your salesman told you, you can never get a complete seal with a frameless door"; the salesman had never mentioned that. There was no sealant to let cure, this time, so I used the shower later that day. Again, there was a large puddle outside the door after every shower. I examined the gap between the replacement door and the tile ledge and saw immediately that the gap was not filled by the vinyl "sweep." Water would run down the inside of the door, hit the tile ledge, and build up more quickly than the inward slope of the ledge could handle, so water would simply run out onto the bathroom floor. No matter how careful I was to contort myself to keep water from hitting the inside of the shower door, I'd still get as much as several fluid ounces of water, sometimes soaking the bath mat, outside the door. Fed up with dealing with Customline, I measured the gap and went on the Internet to find possible solutions. I found a company who manufactured several styles of soft vinyl strip that might fill the gap between the door and the ledge, but I'd have to affix them to the tile ledge closing the space between the ledge and the bottom of the hard vinyl "sweep." The manufacturer sold only in bulk and only to retailers; after more searching, I found a retailer that was willing to sell me only one of each of the three kinds of strips that looked like they might work. I have purchased those, they've been delivered, and I will try them in the next few days. Thanks for nothing, Customline. If Yelp would let me give you zero stars, that would be my rating.

Excellent response and communication. Brittany provided outstanding assistance and thoughtful…read moreguidance that was helpful and appreciated when I picked out flooring. We met at the showroom and she came to my home with samples. Greg did an outstanding job giving me a straightforward assessment of what would be needed to repair the flooring. I got a written estimate right away. Very impressed.

Great job on my bathroom remodel. I would definitely recommend and use them again. Work was done…read morewith care and professionalism.

At first I thought this was a great experience! We wanted more space in our cramped shower. They…read morepointed out that by removing the slanted sides of the tub, and extending out another 4 inches, we'd nearly double the square footage. In two days they took out our hideous old bathtub and installed a walk-in shower, with flooring out to the vanity area. They guys were friendly and left the house neat. We were super happy! Then the next day (the sealant had to cure for 24 hours) I hopped into my spiffy new shower and discovered 1) a collection of tiny scratches in the new glass door and 2) some white stuff brushed and dripped onto the window frame. I wasn't too concerned about the window because we are about to paint it, but if we had just painted I would be a lot more upset. I called about the glass and got a "we'll get right back to you and get someone out to see it." Two days later I realized the ceiling below the new shower had been damaged. It's not wet, fortunately, but the drywall and paint got pushed out. When I called, I was told "It was like that when they got there." When I politely refused to accept that answer, I was asked to "get a quote" to repair it. So now I'm spending my time trying to track down a contractor who will come take a look and give us the estimate, and then presumably have to deal with getting them to come back and fix it after Miller provides the funds. A hassle I definitely don't need.

Great to work with. Easy to book appointment. Great product selection for walk in shower and above…read moreall having it done in 2 days is amazing. Other contractors said 3-5 weeks and you can't use your own bathroom! Good price.

UPDATE: NO CCB LICENSE. I had a tile restoration company out to look at repairing the grout. They…read moresaid the wrong type of grout was used for such a narrow grout line, and it will all eventually fail. They quoted me $1400 to remove the grout & do it correctly. I have reported to the Better Business Bureau, with no response from the company.

Petr and his team did a great job with out tile in the kitchen. It was a pretty seamless process as…read morewe already had the materials. Their guy was in an out in two days and the price was very competitive. There was one tile that had cracked after everything had set and Petr came back the next day to replace the piece. Overall great service and product.

We needed a multi-type, multi-level cleaning. Moss on roof, Gutters, 35 Solar Panels, Skylight and…read moreCarport Roof. The guys were great, answered questions and cleaned up everything when they were done. Since the moss treatment is guaranteed we will see how things go during the winter. I highly recommend the service.

Service was fast and gets the job done. Owner calls me personally to address customer satisfactionread more