Canaan Companies will go the extra mile for your project. They have professionals who are dedicated to delivering the highest-quality work. From the planning to the final implementation, the level of detail and care for the satisfaction of the client can be seen. They are seasoned, responsive, and always deliver on deadlines without compromising on quality. Canaan Companies stands out in communication, keeping the client informed at every step along the way. They excel at adapting to project requirements and offering creative solutions. No matter the size of your project, you can count on Canaan Companies to bring outstanding results beyond expectations. read more

Spray in bedliner is awesome. Great job ! Looks like factory and was done in a few hours. Great people. read more

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If your goal is to ruin the look of your beautiful brick home, look no further! The Brick Guys are the most inept "masons" in town! Jim House, owner of The Canaan Company, stands behind the substandard masons he employs, admitting he has had multiple complaints with his mason crew. Jim House supports selecting the wrong brick and mortar, by hiding behind a clause in his contract that states they'll come as close as possible to matching. However, they don't even try to come as close as possible, and when informed that the brick and mortar that was used was completely wrong, he states and I'll quote "For a three thousand dollar job, I'm not going to spend 3 days researching the correct brick and mortar. I rely on a 3rd party for that." A third party who has never seen the brick home. When informed that a better match for both the brick and mortar were found after 10 minutes of research, he states that not all the work that was done was bad, just some of it! Not only will they ruin the appearance of your brick home, his motley crew of "masons" will also ruin your side walks, driveway, and landscaping stone by coating them with stain, leaving old mortar and brick pieces scattered throughout the landscaping stones. No care was exercised to protect the home or the landscape, no tarps, no clean up, just an absolute mess to go along with their shoddy work. Unfortunately this review will not allow me to post photos of the tri-colored mortar and yellow brick that now adorns the front of my white brick home, nor will it allow me to show the multiple colors of mortar that was used throughout the rest of the home, and appears to have been applied by a blind child playing with puddy. I also cannot show you the cracking of the newly placed multi-colored mortar nor the areas where no mortar was placed at all, even after their third attempt of trying to do the job correctly. When Jim House was told that David oversold the ability of his mason crew, Jim House responded by saying and again I'll quote "Well, he's not going to under sell a job." As an business owner, Jim House knowingly sends an inept mason crew out to jobs, knowing their work is subpar and he supports their shoddy workmanship, even refusing to come walk the property to see for himself the damage they caused. Run, don't walk, from this disaster of a company, unless your goal is to destroy your brick home. read more

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Canaan was very prompt to answer and take a look at possible foundation issues. Jim was very knowledgeable and professional. He was able to assess the foundation and tell me their were not an major issues at this time. He also gave me an idea on what to look for in the future and how much it may cost to address. read more

Canaan Construction allowed unauthorized, non-licensed and unqualified persons to perform work that they were contracted to do. Canaan Construction was contracted to perform work that was noted in a pre-purchase home inspection. Some items were to be completed prior to closing and some afterwards. Seller asked to negotiate with Canaan Construction regarding cost for contracted work. Canaan Construction was advised by me (purchaser) to not permit seller to do any of the work and that all items that were addressed must be done. The day before closing, Canaan Construction was asked to provide a receipt for payment from seller, release of lien and the total amount due for balance of work. After forwarding on to seller, a dispute arose where seller stated he had an agreement with Canaan Construction to do some of the work on the list to get a discounted price. Canaan Construction initially denied this and then admitted that they permitted seller to do a few of the items. Additionally, the copy of the contract completion list provided by company secretary has notations on it indicating that seller had completed the work. Of the items that Canaan Construction permitted seller to perform was a line item for $725 for gutter and downspout work. Seller installed one 22 foot section of used gutter and downspout. The contract with Canaan Construction was to remove all existing gutters and replace with seamless as well as install missing 22' section on house and install seamless gutters on detached garage. I had to pay $600 after closing to do work that was supposed to have been done by Canaan Construction. Another item Canaan Construction allowed seller to perform was to properly flash and side the chimney. The flashing was done incorrectly and as a result, the roof is leaking around the chimney into attic. Lowest quote to repair this item is $2300. Work has not been completed yet. After this admission by Canaan Construction, they was advised that he would not be performing post sale contract work. Another item was various electrical concerns including panel, exposed junction boxes, outlets, etc. An electrical sub-contractor was to have performed all the work. After closing, I noticed lights dimming in home when furnace kicked on, outlets not working and exposed junction boxes were never addressed in crawl space and attic. A licensed electrician was brought in and after going over pre-purchase inspection report and Canaan's contract, it was determined that the majority of the work was not completed. I had to pay an electrician $1200 to address all items that Canaan Construction charged $1000 for in original contract. Had Canaan Construction inspected the sub-contractor's work, he would have realized that it was not completed. I was referred to JIm House, the President of Canaan Construction by someone I knew. I was purchasing a home where the seller had done a great deal of the work to fix up the home himself and items that were noted of concern in the pre-purchase inspection, I wanted to be addressed by a licensed contractor, not a handyman. I was emphatic when I met with Canaan Construction that I did not want the seller performing any of these items. After Canaan Construction submitted a quote for the work, seller asked if he could negotiate the price with Jim House, prior to agreeing, I again conveyed to Jim House personally that all the work on the quote had to be performed and that none was to be completed by seller except if seller wanted to clear debris out of crawl space. I was stunned when I was told that Jim House made a deal with seller permitting seller to do some of the items on the list to get a discounted price. Initially Jim House denied that he had made the deal but then admitted to permitting him to do a few items. Additionally, when I got copies of the documentation from the Canaan Construction secretary, there were notations that seller had completed the items. After moving in to my home, I knew that I would have to pay to have all the gutters removed and replaced and while $600 is not a lot to a man who lives in a multimillion dollar home, to a disabled veteran it is. Within one week's time, I noticed that my lights would dim and I was blowing circuit breakers for unknown reasons. Additionally, wall outlets would collapse into the wall when attempting to plug items in to them. I had to contract with an electrician and pay $1200 to have all the electrical issues that Canaan Construction's sub-contractor was supposed to fix in the first place. The other item, the leaking chimney hasn't been fixed yet. Why? Because I have run out of funds to repair it. I have reported the company to the Better Business Bureau and Angie's List and am unsure what the resolution will be, however, I don't want others to have a similar experience. read more

Extremely professional! The work completed exceeded all of my expectations! Highly recommend!