John Highlander comes recommended by everyone…read more We needed parts of our 1890s original pine flooring restored. After being turned away by multiple other hardwood flooring bizs, John said he could help us out. Our floors were a time consuming project because we had to replace multiple boards without tearing up all surrounding wood. John sent "two of his most patient guys" for two days of labor - which included fixing the main problem in our kitchen, and then small flooring projects all over the house that we could squeeze in. That's exactly what we needed. Overall, they did a great job. They know how to work with old, original hardwood flooring, their work feels secure and sturdy, and they did as best a job as they could've done on color matching the stain. I think we paid a fair price, and I would definitely work with John again on future flooring projects.

John and his team did an amazing job on my hardwood floors. The quality of the work is outstanding…read more-- everything looks smooth, clean, and professionally finished. John was super responsive, easy to communicate with, and reliable throughout the entire process. You can tell he really cares about doing the job right. Highly recommend if you're looking for high-quality work and a stress-free experience.

Zoë was a joy to work with. She arrived a little early (but not too early). She had a backpack that…read morewas akin to Mary Popping' carpet bag: she had bags for trash, bags for donations, and magical energy! That said, I never felt rushed or overwhelmed by her. When I needed a break, we had a break. Her attention to detail is outstanding. She heard everything I said and honored it. I felt that she trusted me, and it was easy to trust her. I highly recommend Zoë for organizing, decluttering, and decorating!

I am so happy I found Zoe! She did a fantastic job sorting through the stacks of papers and old…read moremail in my office and making sense of it all. She created an organization system that works for my specific needs, so that I can finally implement order in my home office! Im looking forward to having her come back to work on my walk in closet. She was very professional, on time, friendly, provided useful tips and product recommendations in my budget and a great listener : ) highly recommend.

Amazing company, starting with Rey and his guys. They did a number of projects for our brownstone,…read morefrom fixing the stucco to fixing masonry and taking down an old fixture. Professional, friendly, on time and went out of their way to help us.

We had a really great experience with Jetco. They painted the exterior of our building which was a…read moremess and were supposed to fix some troubled stucco. They sampled paints with us and the final product looks incredible. They actually offered a great alternative to the stucco which not only looks better but will hold up against the elements much better in years to come. They went above and beyond and were SUPER easy to work with. They were worth every penny and I'd recommend them to anyone!

3 days into the class & I must say this course is a lot better than I anticipated. After reading…read morecertain reviews I was skeptical but with real estate school usually charging more than $400(easily) this establishment has a very uplifting experience to it. Since I've been here there hasn't been a "boring" moment. The instructors read from the text book but also give you REAL LIFE SCENARIOS. I believe the mix of practical and experience is key to any licensee. Remember you are being appointed a position many people would never dare to do because "they are scared" in reality, it's all about understanding the terminology, abiding by the law and understanding what you are allowed and not allowed to do. I have plenty of experience in these mandatory courses and passing a state test. It's not up to them weather you pass or fail, this isn't college, you either WANT this or you don't. You HAVE to spend the time, energy & money to get a state license. When received you will be GREATLY compensated for your efforts. Anyway, the school has been great, instructors are very clear about the end goal and what you need to do in order to achieve success. Weather you are too busy or have too much going on it may be hard, but if you want to acquire a real estate license I would definitely recommend this school. Parking is tough IF you stay close to the strip. The school does a great job laying out a map where you can get the best parking. I park 2 blocks away (Forrest Ave) and I can stay here for a max of 4hours for free. Compared to pumping money every 1hr or 2hrs on the meter. Some people need to be "up front & seen" others like me are focused on making sure my car is not a priority (it's the course) & parked legally with no worries about filling money in a spot that expires every hour or 2. If anything changed upon the schools need to help me gain my real estate license I will update, but by far, this class is not expensive. State exams require you to PAY every time you go into the establishment to acquire your license. If it takes you 1 time or 20 times, YOU are responsible for that, not the course.

Excellent classroom experience! When I asked my local realtor where I should attend the class, she…read morerecommended Montclair School of Real Estate... The content was more difficult than I anticipated, but taught well. I passed on my first try! Thanks Montclair Sheila

They did an excellent job pressure cleaning my terrace; very thorough and it looked fantastic when…read morethey were done. Very professional, prompt and polite. Their prices were reasonable too.

Came in to get my Grandson's balance bike fixed because we needed a sheet metal screw. They were…read moreso nice and helpful! I wish I needed more stuff here. Bryan was so sweet and he helped us right away!

If I could leave zero stars, I would. Three years after hiring General Lumber, we're still dealing…read morewith the consequences of their poor workmanship and lack of accountability. We selected General Lumber after comparing several companies, trusting Robert--our main point of contact--who repeatedly assured us, "We're local and not going anywhere." That promise quickly unraveled. We hired them to order Marvin windows and manage installation for 17 windows across two units in our building. They were not the cheapest, but we chose them based on their claim of experience and quality. During installation, Robert and his contractor decided to alter the placement of the windows without understanding the original design intent or performing any verification. They admitted they "didn't understand" why our previous windows were placed where they were--but moved forward anyway. We trusted them as the supposed experts. That was a costly mistake. Shortly after installation, water began leaking into both units and the shared lobby during rainstorms. These areas had never experienced water intrusion in the five years prior to the install. We raised the issue immediately in September 2021. Robert visited once, performed a cursory visual inspection, and began a months-long pattern of excuse-making and blame-shifting. He variously blamed a "once-in-a-lifetime storm," the cornice, and our roof--none of which stood up to basic scrutiny or third-party inspections. Instead of acknowledging the problem or investigating further, Robert and General Lumber resorted to misinformation and deflection. At one point, they claimed water wasn't entering "through or around" their installation--ignoring the fact that they had changed the physical placement of the windows, which compromised drainage and blocked weep holes. Our own hose testing demonstrated conclusively that water was entering above the windows--exactly where they sealed over a critical drainage gap. General Lumber refused to take accountability, perform any real diagnostics, or even revisit the job site for follow-up testing. When we withheld the final payment due to unresolved issues, they threatened us with legal action and filed a lien against our property. We went to arbitration. My husband, with no legal training, meticulously presented our evidence. Robert and his legal team were unprepared. Their entire defense relied on vague references to extreme weather and unverified claims--while we provided photographic evidence, water test results, contractor correspondence, and expert confirmations. The arbitrator ruled in our favor. The outcome? We still have 12 faulty windows that will need to be completely redone at a cost of $12,000 or more--on top of the $28,000 we already paid General Lumber. Robert and his team never stood by their work, never offered a solution, and used legal threats to try and silence us. This has been a nightmare of wasted time, money, and stress. If you're considering General Lumber--especially if you're trusting Robert to stand by his word--proceed with caution. They talk a good game about being "local" and reputable. But when things go wrong, they disappear, deflect, and leave you to pick up the pieces.

Bathroom Renovation. Yovany and his team were professional and on time and courteous…read more The entire project was reasonably priced and detailed driven quality work. We highly recommend this team. They also concentrate on outdoor work as well. 5 star team.

Emily Pecot is not only an outstanding real estate agent but a genuinely reliable person. She…read morefacilitated important connections for me that made it possible for me to successfully close. She shows up every time and on time. I would highly recommend her.