Before I met Freddy, I had been scammed by another contractor and was living in a house with no…read morefloors, and no working bathroom or kitchen. Needless to say, I was in huge despair. Freddy came in with a competitive price and was willing to take on the project, knowing that there were many unknowns from the previous contractor, who clearly did not know what he was doing. He was easy to work with, always communicative and responsive, and completed the job within the predicted time frame. He did the best he could to fix the previous contractors work, and came back to fix any errors. After getting scammed, it was definitely hard to trust again. After my experience with TCS Renovation and Painting, I can say that I am beginning to trust again. Thank you Freddy. PS: One thing to make sure in the contract is that the workers do a good job of keeping the project tidy and clean. I had to personally vacuum and mop up a lot of dust myself.

Warning! We hired Freddie with high hopes to do a huge remodel on our kitchen, but unfortunately…read moreFreddie did not live up to those expectations. The project started well, and Freddie continually told us that his word was good as gold, but as the project continued we quickly learned that he just spouted things with little follow through. We had a plethora of issues, and I shudder to think how many more we would have had, if I had not been present daily and managed the project. He would occasionally show up, but his 'workers' tended to show up at odd times for short periods. It was as if he was hiring part time workers to fill in gaps. We had issues with the plumbers, electrical, and the installers. We ended up having to call in our own electrician after the job was 'complete' and he had to fix the 'ghetto job' that Freddie's guy had done, and he stated it would never have passed an inspection. The cabinet installer decided to cut the cabinets vs. installing them flush, as we discussed. This led to us needing to buy extra trim, which was never completely installed(as of today the job finished in July). The final work was sloppy and rushed! Freddie badgered me to pay him the last payment, before the job was finished, and I regret it! They punched holes in the wall between the garage and kitchen, and it was a fight getting them back to fix them! They also damaged a few other things! The house and garage was left in a huge mess, which took us days to clean. In writing Freddie agreed to pay us a sum for damage and send his guy to complete the job. Now months later he still has not paid and never finished. He has ghosted is not replying to a multitude of emails. During the job he was constantly 'going to Australia'(where you couldn't actually travel), 'going to Mexico', 'In the hospital', or replacing his phone which he supposedly destroyed in water twice, and it was always 'our job' that cut his personal time short or that was the reason things weren't done or no one showed. In conclusion, Freddie's word is useless. We ended up with extra damages and expenses, due to his lack of quality work. He never completed the job, which we paid him for, and he still owes us money!

We've used VanRossun Contracting twice now for work on our home and there's a reason we keep going…read moreback to them: the quality of the work and attention to detail can't be beat. Clint really has a way of finding really talented craftsmen and workers. Additionally, unlike others we've worked with where you don't know who is showing up on what day at what time, Clint's guys work consistent hours, for us they typically showed up at 8 and had cleaned up for the day by 5. As disruptive as a remodel can be it's a relief to have a little consistency. Another reason we've stuck with VanRossun is because unlike other contractors we've worked with or gotten bids from, Clint is a good open communicator about the budget. He's been great about sitting down with us and pricing things out, and then we can sort of trim from there to get what we really need out of our budget. Really happy with Clint and Isabel and their crew, and we plan on going back to them in the future.

The initial consult was positive. Work began on 9/15 and was to take less than 90 days. Weeks went…read moreby with little to no work done. We moved back the last week of February with some work unfinished and some done wrong. At that point calls stopped being returned. We had to hire an additional contractor to finish and correct errors. That took two weeks. It has now been one year since the first contact and we have not had calls returned since March. The second contractor has advised the original time line could have been met before the end of November

Jose and his team fully remodeled our bathroom and did a great job! The process was smooth and…read moretimely. They started on schedule and completed the remodel within the initial quoted timeframe, 2 weeks! I met with his crew in the mornings to review progress and look at installation options. Jose communicated often, whether responding to questions or asking for clarification to ensure the remodel was done correctly. The bathroom looks amazing! Looking forward to working with Robles Remodeling on the next one!

Really 4.5/5 stars. Having lived with the original builder grade bath for close to 40 years, I…read moredecided it was time to start preparing to "age in place" and get my master bath completely redone - shower conversion, floor tile, cabinets, new toilet, wallpaper removal and painting. This was my first major remodel, so I don't really have anything to compare with. The nits I experienced were pretty minor and probably typical for a job this scale. I found Jose thru Yelp after verifying his other reviews were from real people and not AI generated. I had initially gotten quotes from several of the bathroom remodelers that advertise on TV and experienced sticker shock. One of them turned out to do only the wet area - I would have had to get someone else for the floors, cabinets, painting, etc. Their quote for just the shower area ended up being about what I paid Jose for the entire job. Another of the TV advertisers could do everything I wanted, but their quote was almost 3x what Jose quoted! Yes, they could do it in 2-3 days, but is that worth 3x the cost? One of the first nits I experienced was that Jose didn't tell me the whole master bedroom would be sealed off during the project. Not that big a deal, but I wish I'd known that in advance. They got the demo completed the first day. One of the more time-consuming parts was removing the old wallpaper, which seemed to take about 2 days (the old walls were completely papered). His crew foreman Javier is a master craftsman. I learned pretty quickly to trust his experience. When I had initially seen the tile backer boards installed for the shower, I thought they had forgotten the niche shelf I'd requested. He explained that goes in last. One of the other nits I experienced was that I had to buy a lot of the supplies myself. I would have much preferred just pointing to stuff in a catalog, and Jose go buy them. The biggest problem with that was the grout. I trusted the tile shop's recommendation on grout, and when I delivered it to Javier, he said that stuff is no good. He explained that since it has silicone, it constantly outgasses and leaves a film on the tile. I went online and saw some other reviews with the same comments, so that reinforced my decision to trust what he was doing. Similar experience with the safety grab bars. I just bought some from Amazon, which came with cheap nylon screw locks. Seemed pretty flimsy should you have to actually use them to prevent a fall. Javier was able to use drywall anchors to securely lock them in place. The last nit was the cabinet installation. They were in such a rush to finish the cabinets that the toilet hadn't even been installed. Since I switched to an elongated ADA style toilet, it turned out the medicine cabinet above the toilet could no longer be reached at the old one's height. They had to come back and lower it 4 inches. Again, an easy correction, but would have been unnecessary if they had put the new toilet in first. Jose's crew finished up in 2 weeks, but it was another week before the glass shower doors and mirror showed up to be installed. Anyway, they finally went in today, and I am very happy with the end results. My neighbor had his bath redone last year, and comparing Jose's work to my neighbor's handyman, Jose is miles ahead. I finally know what "Schluter" is. My neighbor doesn't have it, so there are sharp tile edges everywhere! Jose Robles Remodeling will definitely be in the running to do my other 2 bathrooms.

Terrible quality issues with a condo I purchased. Sales person worthless and you don't hear back…read morefrom them during the first year. Frankly, don't hear from them after that. Terrible customer service and entitled, non accountable executives

After months of asking to talk to somebody other than the sales rep and the construction…read moresupervisor, we finally got the attention of two executives of the company. We would have much appreciated discussing our situation before having to resort to write this review. The response we received was only partially correct. We were NEVER made aware that the home site would require such a steep incline to get to the house. My husband has a serious lung condition and would not have been able to leave and return to our house by foot, even to just walk around the cul-de-sac to maybe say hello to neighbors or walk the dog. They suggested that he drive to the bottom of the driveway by car, park the car and then walk. Seriously?! My husband's health was discussed and stressed from the very get-go. He often did not even accompany me to the model home/office because the incline to get there was a challenge for him, even though it was much less than "our" house ended up having. Of the two only lot sizes remaining to accompany our floor plan, we put much consideration into picking the flatter one not realizing or being told what a steep incline to the home this would mean. We would have been able to get over some of the misinformation we received before and during construction, promises that were broken, and mistakes that were made during the construction, but the driveway was definitely a deal breaker for us. Having to back out of purchasing the house cost us almost $20,000 because of cost for the bigger lot size, the extra garage, etc., which the company adamantly refused to refund, even just in part. In the meantime, the house found a buyer, yet we are still out all our money!

We are having to delay our remodeling project till next year, so I will update this review with…read moremore info when we move forward, but Teamwork Home Designs already deserves a resounding 5 Stars, and is absolutely who we would want to move forward with. Avi was an absolutely delight. Fast, clear communication before the initial meeting. Very thoughtful approach in our initial meeting. So many images from their highly impressive portfolio to help us think through options. Excellent examples of communication and workflow from previous projects. Instantly ready to share previous customers we could reach out to for references. A really good balance between sharing his ideas for our project, but also really listening to our feedback on what we wanted/invisoned. All the right insights for how to keep us in budget, and very generous with (we can add this/that for little/no extra costs since we're already doing XYZ). We mainly requested a bid on two projects (Kitchen and Primary Bathroom) and help deciding the scope for the remainder of our projects (Flooring, Guest Bath, Office, Patio, Etc.). We were very impressed with how realistic, but also open-minded he was with what portion of our "bonus" projects we could fit in. The formal quote came in fast after our initial meeting, was easy to follow, and fairly priced. Found the proposed timeline to be very well balanced for efficiency vs realism. Appreciated the suggestions provided for if we should/could "live-in" during the remodel vs. a timeline that would allow the bulk of the work to overlap with a time that we were going to be out of town already. Also insights on what it would be worth "buying in advance" to take advantage of sales, even if the actual work was delayed. We got a few quotes and would have felt confident moving forward with any of them when the time came, but the quality of their portfolio and Avi's attentive listening definitely put Teamwork Home Designs at the top of the list. Can't wait to work with them in the future.

My experience with this company was disappointing. Before hiring, I recommend asking to speak with…read moreprior clients and reviewing completed projects similar to the scope of work you are considering. The team appeared comfortable working on bathroom renovations; however, the shower diverter was not installed correctly, which caused the handle to be improperly aligned. We later hired a licensed plumber to inspect and correct the issue. Overall, the quality of work did not meet our expectations. Some aspects of the workmanship appeared rushed, and based on our experience, I would recommend exercising caution with detail-oriented tasks such as wood staining, drywall, painting, or door hardware installation. This project did not go as smoothly as anticipated, and I would not choose to work with this company again.

We contracted with LFM to remodel a small kids bathroom and had a great experience with Tommy,…read moreJose, and the rest of their crew. The bathroom had not been updated since the 70s and a small leak from the plumbing was starting to cause water spots on the ceiling of the room below. We had several companies come out to bid on the project but ultimately chose LFM because we trusted them and worked well with Tommy. The project went smoothly and Tommy frequently stopped by to check on progress. I really liked the WhatsApp thread used to communicate since it kept everyone on the same page. They also provided an easy to use spreadsheet to help track what we needed to purchase for the project and when we would need it. Tommy was always great to jump in and provide recommendations when we got stuck since this was our first remodel project. Our goal was to open up the room as much as possible since it was originally small and crammed. Tommy and Jose did a great job providing recommendations and confirming what we could and couldn't due with the space. They ended up creating a lot more space by removing a doorway frame, removing unnecessary soffits, and converting the door to a pocket door. The rest of the crew was always friendly and cleaned up after themselves at the end of the day. They were also easy to work with for any remaining punch list items. We love the final result and the kids are so happy to have a new (pink) bathroom to use. We also ended up adding a few small projects at the end since we had such a good experience with the team. We had them re-insulate our attic, including removal of the old insulation and foam boards. They also demoed a built-in cabinet in our hallway and repaired the wall so we can make the space more usable. Overall the LFM team was great to work with and we'll reach out again for our next project!

Horrible company and a very disappointing experience. We hired this company based on the positive…read morereviews, expecting professional and honest work. The contract was to insulate and drywall our detached garage, including R-30 wall and attic insulation, which we paid for in full. Unfortunately, their subcontractor installed R-15 insulation in the walls instead of the agreed-upon R-30. The attic was also only partially insulated. Because the attic was difficult to access, I asked the company to provide pictures showing the completed insulation. They sent me photos claiming to show our attic, but the pictures were actually of someone else's attic. I did not discover this until later, when an HVAC company was working in our attic and showed me pictures confirming that the insulation was only partially installed. This was not simply poor workmanship--it was misleading and dishonest. We paid for work that was not completed according to the contract, and we were given pictures that did not even show our property. Based on our experience, I cannot recommend this company. Be extremely careful and verify the work yourself before making any final payment.

We used Alon with NuHorizons for 2 bathroom remodels, new floors in all the bedrooms, stud…read morereinforcement, and drywall repair. They main guy working on our project, Jose, was wonderful, he was very detail oriented with great communication. It is obvious that the team works hard to all stay on the same page to avoid miscommunications. They were great with making adjustments as the project required and quickly addressing any concerns we had. As they were doing the bathroom remodel and installing new exhaust systems, they noticed that our current exhaust system was dumping all the humid air from the bathroom into the attic (instead of routing it outside). We did not know this was happening. They corrected the issue for us, which we are very grateful for. They are not the cheapest but they also work to take the extra steps to ensure satisfaction in the project which goes a long way. Renovations are stressful but working with them made the entire process a lot more smooth and took away a ton of the stress.

I hired NuHorizon for a kitchen remodel. I was very happy with the quality of their work,…read moreprofessionalism and value for the money. Sean has been fantastic as the point person meticulously making sure I was happy with the work through the entire process. Now that they have my trust, I feel safe with continuing with them for the remainder of the home remodel.

Great job. Very happy with our extended patio. We love the fireplace. They took the time for…read moreeverything and finished with a beautiful job. We truly recommend! JP Exteriors, Inc. thank you to Noah Wagner.

I am updating the review to respond to the business's calculated misrepresentation of the facts and…read morean attempt to minimize severe, documented building code violations. For prospective customers reading this, here is the verified context: Fraudulently advertising yourselves as a "James Hardie Elite Preferred Contractor" to secure the job, only to systemically violate the manufacturer's strict installation guidelines, is not a "punch-list" oversight--it is deceptive marketing and a material breach of contract. Puncturing an internal PVC plumbing pipe, illegally wrapping it in black duct tape, and immediately hiding it behind the new siding is not a 'punch-list' item - it is active fraudulent concealment. The 'Fraudulent' Financing: We authorized the payment because they claimed to follow actively concealed the duct-taped plumbing. Inducing a customer to authorize a loan by hiding severe damage is the legal definition of fraudulent concealment. Contradictory Public Statements & The BBB Complaint: JP Exteriors is using public platforms to feign cooperation. On our active BBB complaint, they claim they are waiting for our independent inspection report before taking action. However, their own written record proves they inspected the property themselves on June 11th and issued a superficial patching offer on June 22nd. The very next day, they explicitly stated in writing they were not willing to expand their scope to a full replacement, formally refusing to cure the hidden defects before our third-party inspection was even conducted on June 24th. The 42-page independent inspection report, which we received on June 29, definitively confirms that the widespread, concealed code violations and structural deficiencies cannot be resolved through superficial patching. The report details systemic failures, including improperly installed weather-resistant barriers, missing flashings, overdriven fasteners, damaged boards, unsealed wall penetrations, and an internal PVC plumbing pipe that was punctured by a fastener and actively concealed with black duct tape. The Manufacturer's Involvement: James Hardie is indeed involved, to the extent that the manufacturer offered to provide free replacement materials to JP Exteriors so they could execute a proper rework. JP Exteriors leadership actively refused this offer. We stand entirely by our documented evidence, our 42-page forensic inspection report, and our active fraud dispute with the Texas Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division. The video proof of punctured plumbing remain on this review.