Had them come paint the interior of my house. They started…read morea little later then expected, but they stayed till the job was done. They said it would take one day, and they were right. I was REALLY happy with the $$. Very reasonable and they didn't come up with last minute costs. I will be using them in the future.

We had a wonderful experience working with Justin and his wife Sadie. They were always very…read morepleasant and I never felt uncomfortable having them in my home when I was not there. They were both sweet to my young children too. It was really nice that they actually did their own work and didn't send a subcontractor to do the job for them. They made sure we were pleased with the work they did and remained dedicated to their craft and final product. Their pricing was in line with what we expected. I wish I could give them more stars!

I hired Floyd Barret to paint the entire interior of my 2,500sqft house. They had great…read morecommunication, showed up exactly when they said they would, and finished the job on time. We are very happy with the end result. I will be reaching out in the future for other paint projects.

Chris does great work and is an honest guy. The door I had him shave and install was an unfinished…read moreinterior door. He confessed he was more familiar with exterior, however had no issues installing the interior door for me. Door is perfect. I highly recommend Chris.

Was able to fix my attic ventilation screens in about 40 mins. Price was fair and reasonable…read more Prompt response to messages and was on time.

I needed a house gutter cleaned quickly because the continuing rain was causing problems with the…read moreoverflowing gutters. I was dealing with multiple issues as my husband had recently died. Wildcat and Ralph we so helpful and got the job done quickly and generously. I'd call them again any time.

Started a deck and patio project in July 2021 and scheduled to be done in the fall of 2021. The…read moreentire experience has been horrible. They fired the guy working on my project halfway through because of how many issues we had. They finally finished the deck portion in the Spring of 2022, but the workmanship was horrendous. Lots of uneven cuts on the boards, screws that are too long just sticking out causing a hazard, pencil marks all over the place, and a 10x10 concrete pad that completely cracked from top to bottom and from one side to the other within a month. I'm not happy at all with the quality of work. The owner, Ron, said that it's cosmetic and isn't a concern. My belief is that for what I paid, they should care a little but about things that are cosmetic. There were more issues but they did clean those up so I won't go into detail on them. Additionally, I have been trying to get the patio portion completed and it has been like pulling teeth trying to get anything done with Heritage. I finally got to a point where they are ready to put my patio on their work calendar and it looks like I can't get scheduled until Fall of 2022 (which I would be absolutely shocked if it didn't get pushed back into the winter or early 2023 because of my experience with Heritage). I tried to be patient but part of this project was a retaining wall so at this point I get a mudslide every time it rains. I'm stuck with a half finished project at this point and will be looking for someone else to finish it.

Our house got water in the basement after a big rain in 2016 and we sought help from recommended…read moreprofessionals. We tried a variety of things with plumbers and contractors, updating our gutters, re-sloping our yard, and digging up the yard so our pipes could be scoped and downspouts cleaned. This year we continued to have issues with water every time it rained hard, which caused a lot of stress and sleepless nights. I asked a colleague at work for ideas, and she recommended Heritage Builders. Melissa and owner Ron were easy to reach and set up a time to meet me at my house to show the concerns. We have dealt with a lot of different contractors and companies, and this was the first time communication was something I could count on (as in, I would get a response and in a timely manner)! When some water came into the basement on a random Tuesday afternoon, the owner was at my house in 30 minutes to see where it was coming in from. Soon, we had two proposals for different potential areas of water entry, and Ron reviewed them with us in person each time. He also explained everything in ways I could understand, since I am not handy and do not know much about walls, pipes, etc. We decided to fix one area of our house. It was easy to schedule the work and was not too long of a wait to have the team get started. I was introduced to each person who would be working on our house, and they sent us a text at the end of each day reviewing what was done and what was left. Everything was completed within a week's time and was done very professionally. I can only hope this solves our issues for good, but I feel very confident that it will (no rain has infiltrated thus far)! Also, Ron and his company stands by the work and if something happens, I know he will come back to take a look. The process working with Heritage Builders has been great from our first contact to finishing the work.

When doing anything that requires a contractor my recommendation is going to be get a written…read morecontract with their signature on it. Preferably, have the details spelled out on their own letterhead stating the things you want done, with the materials you want. I had the unpleasant experience of working with Todd from Ace Drywall from Manhattan, KS. I had a list of items that were discussed and verbally agreed upon over the phone. This is the practice I would do with my local contractors from my small community..... That was the problem. A local contractor from a small community is going to have to perform or word of mouth will make or break their success in the small community. When it was all said and done the sub contractors that Todd utilized, Alex Sosa from Junction City, KS and Rafa Zalva from Salina, KS said they just assumed this job was the "usual". FYI Rafa had to have Alex translate for him in court even though some of Todd's testimony under oath was Rafa, Todd and I had a conversation....I do not speak Espanol, and I do not think Todd does either. NOTE: Enforceability: Verbal agreements are legally binding if they include an offer, acceptance, mutual intent, and consideration (exchange of value). However, they are significantly harder to prove than written contracts. WHY A POTENTIAL CLIENT SHOULD HAVE A WRITTEN CONTRACT WITH SIGNATURES! Advice for Homeowners: 1. Document Everything: Send an email, text and post a Google review the moment a problem arises. 2. Verify Material Payments: Check with suppliers to ensure the contractor has paid them. If they haven't, pay the supplier directly and deduct it from the contractor's final bill. 3. Beware of Liens: Some contractors use liens to force full payment for poor or incomplete work. 4. No Contract, No Job: If a contractor refuses a written, signed contract, find someone else.

The guys at Ace Drywall have done a couple of jobs for me, and I love their work. They are fast and…read morepolite and seem to know their business well. I didn't know what a stomped ceiling was but I love it.

If I could give more than 5 stars, I would. Great guys to work with, personable, good…read morecommunication, great work/business ethics, more affordable than two other painters we took bids from, and they do BEAUTIFUL, quality work that will last. They went the extra mile, and did more than I expected.

We had our large family room with vaulted ceilings painted by Wildcat Handyman and are 100% happy…read morewith the results. He did a professional job with great attention to detail and was reasonably priced. Would definitely recommend!