B&B Fencing Huntsville, AL Notice: This review is not a…read more"AI-generated bunch of fluffy BS" review like we're all starting to see on the inter-web - I personally drafted this in WordPad, and pasted it into this damnable media location ( yes, I'm a grumpy old man). We had 800+ feet of chain-link fence, a 16' double gate, a 12' and an 8' single gate, installed this past April by another local company (which shall remain nameless for legal reasons). We had to have these "other guys" out a few more times to make "corrections" - which they just couldn't do, not without screwing up something else...with their "good-enough" or "that's the way WE do it" attitudes (and the crew couldn't speak or understand English). We were frustrated and fed up, and couldn't see anything EVER being "right" (even with a 1-year warranty on labor). After much research, and wading through the "real" reviews, we called B&B in mid-July; "Can y'all fix this s__t?" After a lengthy review of the obvious problems and proposed solutions, Jentry assured us they could eliminate the humps and sags, and floppy fabric, and too-short / out-of-plumb line-posts, and uneven margins, and loose tension-wire, and fix the gates, and.... "Let's do it." "Ed" and his crew were here, early. We did a quick review of the tasks to be done, and they got to work. All of the line-posts were removed, and replaced with new ones; and this time they were straight, plumb, and a string-line used to cut them to the EXACT height (as opposed to no evidence of a string-line being used by the "other guys"). The loop caps were PROPERLY placed, the old terminal posts were cut to PROPER height and caps set level, the fabric was stretched "TIGHT," and was attached with the industry-recommended number of ties so that there was "half-a-diamond" showing above the top-rail (NOT a whole diamond - give-or-take). The gate posts were re-configured for PROPER spacing of the gates and the provided latches, all of the dug-up rocks and dirt were removed (as opposed to being left where dug up, or strategically hidden about the property, as per the original installer). ALL of this was accomplished in LESS than three days, even when digging the holes BY HAND, and for at least half a day with only two men working, vs. three. When there was any question, we could quickly communicate, confer, and decide. (The previous installer initially took four days, using a tracked machine to dig the holes, and a machine to mix the concrete, and with three men who needed help to understand how to use a drill to drill holes in gate-posts.) B&B's crew, with "Ed" as the foreman, was OUTSTANDING! We're SO pleased with their work - it looks GREAT, and all of the gates close and latch properly now! The owner, Brett, was readily available, and was out to personally inspect the job. If you're needing fencing done RIGHT the first time, you won't regret hiring this outfit to do it. Highly Recommend!

Very professional and quick. Were able to schedule an estimate apt quickly and begin work as soon…read moreas the materials arrived. Ed and Steve were very easy to work with and listened to my concerns and made sure I was satisfied with the end results. They were also flexible enough to accommodate a few onsite changes without impacting schedule. Very happy.

I truly am enjoying my fence that Redstone Fencing installed over a year ago. The crew was…read morefriendly. management was responsive and reasonable.

Redstone Fencing: I hate having to put such a bad review on…read morehere, but I'm also not going to do nothing when a fence company doesn't deliver what they promised. We just had a brand new fence put in by Redstone Fencing that cost over $7,000. Several of the posts have major cracks in them and at least 30 of the pickets are split right where they were attached. This is not our first fence, we understand some splitting is normal, but this beyond that. We emailed pictures of the issues to them with only a basic response of we'll give you some pickets. They denied any responsibility and never even came back to look at the posts. They were polite, just not at all helpful. If you're making this type of an investment in a relatively small fence, I would definitely look for a more experienced company. Redstone puts all the right sayings on their web page about building relationships, being pros, etc.... It's just not true. There are several other fence company choices, choose one of them.

I hired Window Depot to put up vinyl siding over the soffit and fascia. I have a brick house with…read morefascia and soffit that's wood. Wood needs to be painted and it's a long way up there with a paint brush or roller. Window Depot is diversified with a builder's permit. They can do most installations. I got with Zach to purchase the best siding and gutters all around. He and his crew worked steadily for 3 weeks installing the vinyl siding and gutters. They did an excellent job. If you need vinyl siding, gutters, windows and more, please call this locally owned company. They are reliable and dependable. 5/5

These pictures support my previous lawn care review. Property is nextdoor to my brother's condo. In…read moremy opinion, this property is the most attractive lawn and landscaping serviced in this neighborhood. It was instrumental in my selection of lawn care services.

I used them last year and the last month of summer I agreed the grass was growing faster and agreed…read moreto have it cut weekly. This year not only did I get an increase and told it would be automatically removed they now call and say we have decided grass is growing faster for the entire spring and summer and you have to pay to have it cut weekly for the rest of the year. Since this is spring you can imagine my shock. That doubles their incomes for the entire growing season off the backs of every customer. They are liars and my grass is NOT growing faster than it was last year at this time, they are scammers and rip off's. Dont use them. They lie and steal your money. My eyes don't lie but Mow Hawk does. I live in Huntsville, AL

When we moved into our new home we had many grand plans, some of which are not allowed by the…read moreCounty, but quite a few of which we will eventually get done...one-at-a-time. When we started this adventure I reached out to our realtor who gave me the contact information for Wright Ventures, LLC, and I am delighted she did because they are amazing! As i said earlier, I had big plans, which Dawson and Noah were more than equipped to take on, widening the driveway to make it a full two cars wide all the way to the street, enlarging the garage footprint, adding a pool house, and others. This review is regarding the widening of the driveway. We have a two car wide parking pad, but the driveway was only one car (maybe slightly wider), so because we temporarily have a large container on one side i was driving on the grass to get onto the inner side of the parking pad. This was clearly not an ideal situation, and Dawson and Noah moved quickly to secure the necessary approvals, including having to get a variance for the way the driveway met the street as new construction requirements differ from the way the driveways in our development were constructed when put in originally. Pre-dig screening was completed and we were introduced to Nash of Whitaker and Son, their subcontractor for the concrete work. All along the way they were willing and able to answer any questions I had as a novice to home construction endeavors. The actual work was completed over the course of two days with a few days required for the concrete to fully harden prior to driving on it. Nash, and his crew, came out on the first day, cleared and prepared the site for the pour to be done early the next morning. Day two was concrete pour day, they leveled, smoothed and tied it into the existing driveway and it looks beautiful! I wanted to tease them about the fact that the new concrete isn't a color match for what has been in place since the mid 90's, but it is too amazing for even the joke. I couldn't recommend Wright Ventures, LLC, and their subcontractors highly enough, and will absolutely be reaching out to them for future projects. Their work is impeccable, the cost was reasonable, and they are delightful!

Very pleased with summit roofing. They were on time,worked until dark both days and very courteous…read more Also cleaned up the mess of roofing nails. We decided on the architectural shingles and has updated the look of our house!

Gardner Tree Service took down a total of four trees and did an amazing job. They worked safely…read moreand didn't mind me watching them work. Victor used a large tree stump grinder for the large pine they took down while Dwight did the actual tree climbing and cutting. I will be using them again this summer for two more dead trees. I would recommend them to anyone that needs tree service.

They did not do the complete job as was agreed to and his after the job price was outrageous for…read morewhat part of the job that was completed. The owner has terrible customer service skills and does not care if customer is satisfied.

I wasn't sure how to begin writing this review, but I feel it's important to share my experience…read morewith Valor Homes (Liberty Community). We signed our contract in December to build our new home. The first issue was the permitting process, which took nearly two and a half months before construction even began. From that point on, the experience became increasingly frustrating. I am the type of homeowner who closely inspects each stage of construction to ensure everything is done correctly. Initially, I had a positive impression of the sales representative. However, it became clear that she did not have a full understanding of the available options or how to answer many of our questions. I don't believe she intentionally misled us, but she often provided inaccurate information without first confirming the details with management. As a result, I selected upgrades based on incorrect information. It took nearly a month for the issue to be acknowledged and corrected before I finally received what I had originally requested. Once drywall installation began, more problems surfaced. We found light switches installed in the wrong locations, the wrong dishwasher was delivered, and several other construction errors. Unfortunately, getting these issues addressed was extremely difficult. Communication and customer service were disappointing at every level--from the local builder to the corporate team in Birmingham. Rather than feeling like valued customers, we constantly felt like we had to fight for every correction. Considering we invested more than $410,000 in this home, that should never have been the case. During our first inspection, the house was in unacceptable condition. It was dirty and unprepared. Even Valor's own quality assurance representative commented that he would not perform an inspection on a home in that condition. During the walkthrough with the builder, there was significant resistance to nearly every concern we raised. Instead of working collaboratively to resolve issues, we were repeatedly told that requested corrections could not or would not be made until we continued pushing for them. By the time of our final walkthrough, the home still was not ready for closing. Several items remained unfinished and had to be completed after we took possession of the home. In the end, I chose to hire my own contractor to correct some of the remaining issues because I had lost confidence that they would be addressed properly. To be fair, I believe many of the subcontractors did their jobs. The bigger issue was the lack of oversight. There did not appear to be adequate supervision or quality control to ensure work was inspected, deficiencies were identified, and problems were corrected before moving to the next phase. If homeowners don't identify the issues themselves, many of them simply go unaddressed. Valor needs stronger quality control, more thorough inspections throughout the construction process, and better-trained personnel who are empowered to resolve customer concerns promptly. If I had been given the opportunity to cancel the contract and receive my money back before closing, I would have done so without hesitation. Unfortunately, based on my experience, I cannot recommend Valor Homes. I would rate my overall experience 0 out of 10. Update: Valor contacted me through their Huntsville sales representative regarding the one-star review I posted. They asked if I would consider removing it, so I explained that my expectation was for all outstanding issues with the home to be resolved. They also offered to install an irrigation system, so based on that commitment, I canceled my contractor and waited for them to move forward. After a week without any communication, I reached out for an update. At that point, I was informed that the owner had decided not to proceed with the irrigation installation. Unfortunately, this was another example of poor communication and unfulfilled commitments. As a result, I do not believe there is a reason to remove the one-star review. In my opinion, Valor has not taken responsibility for the commitments that were made or demonstrated the level of customer service expected after the sale.

Hello, if you are looking for an amazing builder, Valor Communities is the place to be. I worked…read morewith an amazing gentleman named Joey in Huntsville, AL., who walked me through the property with so much care and concern. He went above and beyond to answer all my questions and left me more knowledgeable about maintaining and taking care of my new home. He is the best! I received amazing service. Please shop Valor, you won't regret it!