Fantastic service from Frank. We had another "contractor" come in who did a terrible job with our…read moreunder stairs storage and stair railings, sent the photos to Frank and he said could fix it. It was a mess and Frank made it right.. thank you! Highly recommend and looks like we found a trustworthy handyman.

They don't answer or return calls. Left 2 messages already. They sound shady…read more - needed help with plumbing Follow-up: Wow they replied to the review but a simple text reply to let me know they are busy or can't help with plumbing was very hard. Thank you for the reply.

Scheduled our car to get her rims painted satin black. When we got the call that our car was ready…read moreto be picked up, we were so excited to see that Vivek and his team did an excellent job! Not a blemish could be found in their work and we found the price to be more than reasonable for the quality of work that was done. We would recommend anyone looking to update their rims, or get any work done by Baid Polish. I know that if we are needing Baid's services, we wouldnt want to go anywhere else.

Great job on my new Lincoln Navigator, powder coated gloss black wheels. Great communicator and job…read moredone same day. Thank you!

Crew was thorough and courteous. Did an excellent power wash cleaning job--same as last year.read more

Excellent communication during the quotation all the way through the job. We had years of built up…read moredirt which KC Power Clean removed. Great job many thx

Update..Bozo Ben never came through to finish his work and install the last part of the…read moreweatherstrips. I called him for a refund and no word back. The material he uses is not high quality but charges you like it is, here's the work you did few years ago is already back to how it was lol the original ones I had before this bs lasted a over a decade.

He wants to charge $200 just to come out!! Before even…read morelooking at the door... yikes! Be ware! So you charge an extra fee because I live in a more affluent neighborhood? The one star is for the high gouging price. Can't comment on the quality of the work to be honest.

This shop does excellent work. I brought a few crusty classic Mini Cooper parts and was surprised…read moreat how nice they turned out. They look better than new. See before and after photos. Amazing work! Super cool people too.

I found this place on Yelp. I dropped my motorcycle parts off on Fri and they were ready on Monday…read more Steve is the owner and he is a very personable guy. He treated me with the utmost respect. His shop is setup so that you don't have to go inside. He has the roll-up opened and a bench setup so that when you walk up, you get to stay outside while Steve helps you from the other side of the bench. Steve does top notch work. My parts turned out better than I had hoped.

I am planning to remove a wall and open up my kitchen and living room. I thought I was going to…read morehave to put in a 25' beam. Mike came over and walked through the attic with me and explained to me why I didn't need to do that since the trusses and cords provided sufficient support. Another contractor was going to charge thousands of dollars to put in a beam. Mike didn't charge me anything to evaluate my situation even though his recommendations didn't get him a job. He saved me a lot of money and trouble down the road.

Couldn't say better things about my experience. So refreshing to work with someone who shows up…read morewhen they say they're going to, cleans up and finishes on time. Fair prices with no extra hidden charges. Just completed the work as agreed. If you are looking for a contractor who listens, executes and stays on a timeline with the quality promised, give them a call. You will be glad you did

Second time working with Carlos on 2 different projects, they are timely, efficient, and…read moreresponsive. They show up on time, clean up after themselves, and do great work. Happy with results overall. As consumers, do your dual diligence and get whatever amount of bids you feel you need to give you a sense of what the going rate is. Skyline's precising seems in line with others, maybe slightly on the higher side but there are many other factors aside from money that should be considered i.e. the timeline of your project.

I asked for information and then did not reply. I was up front about what I wanted, and if you did…read morenot want to do the work, then why ask for more information and then not bother to reply??????

It's been over a year now since my initial install and I want to 1) update on the quality of the…read moreproduct, and 2) update on the service the Hicks team has provided. First off: we love our custom door, it continues to be a highlight of our home (super important making a great impression as people enter). It swings easily and is super stable. Recently the bolt holding the door frame to the wall came loose (likely from a mix of daily use and our shifting soils here in San Clemente). Not entirely surprising that there'd be some "settling in" given that it's a fairly massive completely custom door - but still, it had been over a year since the Hicks team finished the job. I emailed and asked: is this sort of thing covered? Well... Myke came out personally and spent the better part of two hours fixing the issue - not only thoroughly reinforcing the door frame but also upgrading the other side of the frame with a new customer stopper to increase security but also improve the operation of the door. It's been almost 18 months since install and Myke came out free of charge. Went well above and beyond and shook my hand and wished me well. If you think "good people doing good work" is hard to find... I hope you find this review, and give Myke Hicks a call.

Good finished work, but this experience changed my opinion significantly…read more TL;DR: I previously gave Hicks 5 stars after our first project, and they still feature that review on their website. We hired them again and have now spent tens of thousands of dollars with them. Both pergolas look very good. On this second project, Hicks chose to handle an unexpected sprinkler conflict rather than have me bring someone else in, the repair failed, and it appears they never performed the basic test to make sure it worked. When I raised it, the owner became hostile, insulted me, and hung up on me. I later gave Hicks a written opportunity to inspect or fix it before anyone else touched the repair and received no response. That experience changed my opinion of the company significantly. I hired Hicks again because our first project had been a genuinely good experience. Across both jobs we had worked through material and scheduling delays, possible conflicts with power lines and solar panels, and changes involving the patio flooring without major problems. Both finished pergolas look very good. The sprinkler issue came up immediately before excavation. Nothing in the estimate or our earlier discussions gave me reason to think the footings would extend outside the existing concrete patio and into the grass. I first realized that when I saw the red excavation markings and noticed they conflicted with a sprinkler head and the line serving other heads. I raised it immediately. Since the contract says Hicks is not responsible for sprinkler routes, placement, or repairs, I specifically offered to coordinate and pay for someone else to handle it. Hicks told me that was unnecessary, that they had the fittings they needed, and that their crew would cut, move, and reconnect the line. I took that as a professional courtesy and relied on what they told me. While they were excavating, I also offered to turn the sprinkler zone on remotely from my phone so they could test the repair. They did not take me up on it. Since the system is easy to activate in person, I assumed they would simply test it themselves. Project delays had compressed the schedule, and we were rushing to finish the walkthrough and final payment before I left on a business trip the next day. We carefully checked the pergola itself, which looked good, but forgot the sprinklers. A day or two later, while traveling, I realized we had missed that check. I activated the zone remotely and could see through my backyard camera that something looked wrong. Rather than bother Hicks based only on a remote view, I waited until I got home to verify it. Several heads that were clearly working immediately before excavation no longer worked, and a substantial amount of water was leaking beside the new installation. The zone was effectively unusable for around two weeks, and parts of the lawn it normally waters developed obvious dead and brown patches. Hicks later acknowledged in writing that "a fitting must've came loose" and that perhaps there had not been enough glue. The repair itself is not what turned this into such a big issue for me. The way it was handled did. During about a five-minute phone call, the owner got heated and defensive, used foul language, called me names, spoke disrespectfully, and hung up on me. He later told me that I "don't know how this works" and that he was not going to read my written explanation. This was completely unlike anything I had experienced with Hicks before. After that, I sent a written notice giving Hicks an opportunity to inspect or arrange to fix the problem before anyone else touched it. I got no response. After the deadline passed, I had the area excavated and repaired. The sprinkler pipe was physically separated at a connection in the area of the leak, which I documented with photos. The system is now working again. What bothers me most is that Hicks chose to take on the sprinkler work, apparently did not do the most basic test afterward, and then treated me this way when I raised the problem. That is especially disappointing because they previously handled a warranty issue very well. A few months after our first pergola was installed, the integrated lighting controller failed after apparently getting water in it. Hicks came back promptly and fixed it at no charge, which increased my confidence in using them again. Both pergolas look very good and Hicks deserves credit for that. But part of hiring a contractor is trusting how they handle problems after final payment. After this experience, I no longer feel comfortable recommending Hicks, I am concerned about relying on them for potential future warranty work, and I would not hire them again unless this is made right. That is why I am updating my previous 5-star review to 2 stars. I will update this review again if and when the situation is resolved. EDIT: Not a warranty claim. I offered to hire a pro; Hicks chose to do the repair, so they still had to use reasonable care.