Neighborhood Remodelers has just completed remodeling of two bathrooms and they are stunning,…read more Communication was excellent and timely, we always knew what was going to be done when and by whom. We could go wherever we wanted for the supplies, but they gave good recommendations. The team of people we worked with (Mike, Kamil, John, Peter, Martin and especially Ozzie) were professional, competent and perfectionists. Mike was an excellent communicator. We are very pleased with their work and highly recommend them.

We had a bathroom completely remodeled and couldn't have had a better experience. Communication is…read morea huge thing for us on these sort of things and it was top notch and professional. The crew was perfect and the work done is exceptional. We had drywall, plumbing, tile etc. Fixtures. All went really great. Couldn't be happier.

My wife and I decided on a home renovation project and addition as we love the neighborhood in…read morewhich we live. We interviewed several builders and contractors and viewed some of their previous projects before hearing about Alpine Custom Builders from a recommendation from a co-worker. We toured the home of our co-worker to see the quality of work that had been greatly impressed. Knowing our co-worker and his penchant for detail, we decided to call Alpine Custom Builder's owner, Dan Casaletto and speak with him regarding our project. The ideas we had for an addition to our home along with a remodel of the original home was a large project, and we were totally inexperienced in this area, but after speaking with Dan, and hearing his thoughts and ideas about the project we were convinced that we found our building contractor. The craftsmen that Dan uses for each step of the project were true professionals in each of their trades. A bonus for us, was during the construction, as Dan would supervise the project and have an idea that he thought might be a better choice, he would contact us and explain idea at the site and give us the opportunity to make an informed decision at the proper time in the building process. It was a great help is us getting the home we really wanted. The attentiveness to detail and our personal desires exhibited by Dan, truly eliminated the anxieties that are inherent with such a project. We would not hesitate to use Alpine Custom Builders for any future project.

Meticulous is Dan's middle name. Serious attention to detail. Dan completed three projects for…read moreus. Completely new composite front porch (neighbors stop all the time and compliment us), vinyl siding including new foam board insulation, and gutting a bathroom. Great work all the way around and very trustworthy. A big thanks to Dan.

This company was amazing to us. We had an emergency and they were able to respond right away. The…read moreworkmen were professional and I have never seen such an attention to detail. We were thrilled with the repairs done to our bedroom. Replacing drywall, new paint and replacing laminate flooring. We will never go to anyone else. We are grateful for their beautiful work and their honest charges. Thank you so very much!! Kroski Family

We are in the process of getting our home ready for the market. One of the main things that we…read moreneeded to have done was interior painting. We had extensive water damage to our living room ceiling and walls from a leaking roof last year. After having the roof replaced we started​ looking​ for painting contractors to give us estimates this spring. What a headache! No shows​ for appointments, excuses for being late, and calls not returned seemed to be par for the course. Then we called Haggis II (and yes, haggis is a Scottish delicacy that is an acquired​ taste). James Chase answered the phone...a rarity among contractors, it seems. We scheduled an appointment for the next day and he was right on time. My wife and I were extremely impressed with his professionalism, knowledge, patience, and attention to detail. His crew was​ excellent. They did a superb job and were very good about covering our furniture and cleaning up. Our living room looks good as new. I highly recommend​ Haggis II!

Mike and his team were terrific. He gave us a very reasonable quote to paint the stairwell in our…read more3-flat. It hadn't been painted in more than 17 years. Their prep was excellent, painting great according to my picky architect husband, and clean-up was meticulous. Mike was professional, punctual and nice. I will use them again.

Desiring to update our kitchen with new quartz countertops, we found this source through Yelp. The…read morecrew that came out to do the work was punctual, pleasant and professional. They completed the job in approximately 5 1/2 hours including cleanup. Their craftsmanship was superb, and yes, we are very pleased with our new countertops. Not so our communication with Artistic's sales rep. She was outwardly friendly and polite, but it typically took her several days to respond to messages. Her confusion about some of our questions made us wonder whether she understood much about fabrication and installation. Also, we found her guidance to be misleading. She convinced us to replace our old overmount porcelain sink with a new stainless steel undermount sink. Which might have been okay, except my Missus made a point of saying that she wanted enough space between the sink and backsplash to accommodate two accessory trays. Not only did we end up with a smaller sink but also less counter space than before! In retrospect, a rectangular sink (though more costly) would have been a better choice than what was installed. Since we were past the point of no return, we asked if they would at least move the soap dispenser to provide more usable space. To make a long story short, nearly 4 months following our initial visit to their showroom, a worker finally came out to make the adjustment. He assured us he would return the next week to complete the job by filling in the original hole with a like material. We never heard from him again and there has been no response to our text messages.

This was the second time I used Artistic Granite…read more First time I had a double sink quartz counter installed in Master Bath. The second job was my kitchen countertops with quartz. David the salesman was wonderful and helpful picking out the quartz. We had a few bumps in the road, but went relatively smoothly. Bathroom countertop went smooth- just a mess afterward, which is to be expected. Installation of countertops did have many problems. My new dishwasher was bent on the bottom cover from installers reinstalling it. I was able to straighten the metal cover enough to reinstall myself. My walls were damaged from removal of the ceramic tiles. I tried to repair myself, but they still look awful. I will have to rehire my painters back to fix drywall. A huge mess to clean up again- but that is to be expected considering removing ceramic counters and installing quartz countertops. However, I knew from the contract stated if there was any damage of anything, it would be my problem. I never mentioned it when I reached out to the owners. I did reach out to the owners when I saw such a discrepancy in the thickness of my countertops, loss of .5cm of quartz thickness-- I immediately emailed the owners asking why I had lost so much thickness. Yes, I went with an email and only wanted a email response back. I did not want to speak on the phone - more clarification by email. However, apparently asking the owners about the loss of .5cm in thickness of my quartz caused an aggressive response back from the owners- to me- I felt. So why were the countertop not 3cm as purchased, but were 2.5cm in thickness of quartz when installed--the owners said this is in the contract you signed. You take a loss of quartz with fabrication and rounded edges. Why not tell the consumer upfront verses putting it in the contract it would be 2.5cm? I had no idea - I didn't ask for rounded edges, wouldn't that be standard practice? Who would want sharp edges??? This is their expertise not mine. So if the consumer purchases 3cm of thickness of quartz, the contract states you will lose some thickness of the quartz during fabrication & rounded edges per the contract. However, "some" is such a generalized term- could literally mean any amount. Now .5cm doesn't sound like a lot but if you only start with 3cm - that becomes a whole lot. My counters are only 2.5 cm thick! Not 3cm thick as originally thought. As a consumer I had thought I was getting 3cm total. I had even questioned the person who measured it before installation how thick my counters would be. He said I had tile countertops that were 1.75" thick now. He had told me I would be going down to 3cm or 1.25". So yes I would be losing a 1/2 inch in thickness once quartz were installed. But in reality I am down to 1" thick countertops- down from .75" verses .50". Why wouldn't he tell me I would lose 2.5cm??? I then proceed to measure my Master bathroom countertop. Sure enough, I am only at 2.5cm not 3cm. But a bathroom counter you don't see the thickness or even think about it. In a kitchen I have higher countertops and it's very noticeable!! I should have measured my Master Bath countertop before I purchased my countertops. So the standard of practice is: if you purchase 3cm countertops you will lose .5cm--why not say that in the contract?? Because "their contract protects them from EVERYTHING". Be very careful with signing the contract with Artistic Granite. If they damage anything, your floors, appliances, cabinets, walls, etc.--it's your problem- I was hesitant about that too, but the men did not damage anything in my master bath. If you ask the owners anything by a written email--the owners tell me to go to Arbitration with them if I have a problem. Very combative reply. This has left a total sour taste in my mouth, the way I was treated by email- after I had questioned why my countertops were not 3cm thick and only 2.5cm. I felt the owners responded back to me very aggressively and rudely. I followed with my response and told them exactly how I felt. Then once again, they used the same aggressive tactics and they blamed me!! I was offered at the end a $250 good faith gesture- which I didn't respond back to them- DONE. I feel a company should treat a consumer way better - I felt such a negative, aggressive response--why so aggressive toward me?? David, the person who measured, the team who installed were very nice and respective toward me during the whole process. I felt the owners treated me very aggressively, when I had emailed why my countertops were not 3cm thick as I had ordered, verses 2.5cm? I would have tried to get them 3cm before installation- if I had known I would lose .5 cm. I had paid thousands of dollars for these countertops and should have been told upfront verbally, I would be losing .5cm on my kitchen countertops. Their contract states variations- broad term. I felt deceived. Really comprehend all the terms and really understand their contract.

We are so happy that we chose Avanti Stone to replace our kitchen countertop and sink. Maurizio…read morewas very helpful in making our decisions and his installation team couldn't have done a better job.

We could not have received better service than that provided by Maurizio at Avanti Stone. Service…read morewas timely and personalize. We had a response to our original request within hours and a visit from the owner the next day. Precise measurements were made. Our choice of stone came from a wide range of possibilities. The installation went smoothly and on time. And the company is friendly and easy to work with.

Our scheduled appointment for an estimate was canceled at the last minute by text message. Replied…read morethat we were going out of town and would contact him on our return to reschedule. I texted that we were back and I'd like to reschedule almost a week ago, but no reply. In the interim, I was able to get three in-home estimates from other local flooring companies within 24 hours. I wouldn't trust someone to do a job that is so disruptive to your home when they cancel appointments and fail to respond. Their business must be good since they ignored a job that would likely be $12-15k.

I had The Flooring Ninja replace the flooring in my living room, kitchen, and hallway areas of my 2…read morebr condo. He responded to my initial emails for an estimate quickly, and was able to come out for an estimate within days. I received one other estimate, and both prices were comparable. Roman was able to help me pick out the best flooring for my current needs, and was even able to get a good deal for me! They were able to deliver the materials, and install for me within the next few weeks. There was communication every step of the way, which was important to me as I was at work most of the time and couldn't be home. Roman was also very sure to comply with my associations rules with construction. Roman and his team take great pride in their work and it shows! My floor looks great and I would recommend him to anyone looking to update their homes.

I contacted Granite Mountain to install new quartz countertops. I am very impressed with this…read morecompany. Service is excellent. Kevin helped me choose the material I wanted to use and Michelle did all the scheduling so that the work was completed in a timely manner. Most importantly were the very experienced installers who were meticulous in everything they did. The plumber did an excellent job with the faucets and drains. I am amazed at the transformation these new countertops provided. Not only was the workmanship exceptional, everyone was pleasant and very respectful of my personal property. The owners were always checking to make sure things were done correctly. The attention to details in the installation was extraordinary. The cost was well within my budget. Also, whenever I called, the phone was answered by a real person, not a machine! Sandy