Jason's a great guy with a built-in urge to do good work. I got a backyard fence and a deck that…read moreI'm so happy with, I'm hiring him again to put in a handicap access ramp. Not only would I hire him again, I've already hired him again. :)

Jason and his crew were absolutely fantastic. He showed up on time and completed all the work with…read moresuperb professionalism. The end result exceeded expectations. He works quickly but with excellent quality. Highly recommended and will use him again.

Came to the house to take measurements for an estimate. Over a month later and several phone calls,…read moredid not receive the estimate. Called back and was told they were too busy to sit down and figure out the estimate. I asked if they wanted my business they said no! If they can't give a simple estimate, how can you trust their work...will never call them again. Put me behind a month and very rude!

they provided very professional, knowledgeable and accurate work at reasonable pricing.read more

I'm sharing my personal experience working with Jarvis Renovations to help others make an informed…read moredecision. I signed a contract on July 31, 2025, for $49,125 for construction of a fully completed garage, with an expected completion timeframe of late October 2025. On February 23, 2026, I received a revised quote totaling $54,981. I was told at that time that certain items required for code compliance--specifically drywall and insulation--had not been included in the original scope. The cost attributed to these additions was $5,856, although some other elements were adjusted due to changes in project dimensions. Throughout the project, I experienced challenges with communication and execution. For example, despite multiple discussions regarding the required ceiling height, the final build did not match those specifications. Additionally, I was not given the opportunity to select the garage door before installation. When I raised concerns about the scope and project details, the situation became more difficult to resolve, and discussions included the possibility of a lien if payment issues arose. The project was completed on May 11, 2026, with final payment made on May 12, 2026, which was several months beyond the original estimated completion timeline. I also submitted a complaint to the Better Business Bureau on May 17, 2026. As of two weeks later, the concerns I outlined had not yet been resolved through that process. I have retained documentation related to contracts, communications, and project details. Based on my experience, I encourage others to carefully review project scope, confirm all code requirements are included, and document expectations clearly before entering into an agreement.