This is my first review EVER on yelp. Yes, these guys are THAT good…read more My wife and I are recent transplants from San Francisco and recently bought a house in north dallas. We wanted to do a large renovation and spoke to a number of GCs (about 10 in total). After getting quotes ranging from $70K to $160K based on incredibly opaque price transparency, we ultimately decided to hire subcontractors separately (GCs make car salesmen look like amateurs). These guys truly, truly went above and beyond and trust me, we are not easily satisfied. Without going into details, I will be happy to give personal recommendations to anyone who messages me.

Our experience with Load Bearing Walls was not a positive one…read more While the crew and staff were consistently courteous and cleaned up after themselves - which is why the company is receiving two stars - LBW was going to complete work that was obviously unnecessary once our garage trim was removed. The customer should not need to pull the lead and press for answers about whether a 40 year old header needs to be replaced if trade can see that the header is fine. See photo. Contractors and trade should be honest from the start, beginning with the initial estimate. Other red flags (in retrospect) worth mentioning that are consistent with other recent reviews: -The employee who provided an estimate showed up over an hour before the scheduled time, examined our garage framing from only the outside, and did not return to finish the estimate an hour later as promised. -LBW scheduled our job a week later than initially agreed. -The lead asked open ended questions about the scope of the job upon arrival at the job, making it unclear whether he knew what work needed to be completed. As pleasant as the lead and office administrator were, it feels like we were hustled. If you engage with LBW, make sure you need the work!

They worked on my foundation and I found every single person I came in contact with to be courteous…read moreand trustworthy. I've recommended them to everyone I know because I truly do believe you can trust them.

No such thing as a warranty. With this company. They charge you to come look at failing piers they…read moreput in and said Texas always has unpredictable weather that voids any warranty. Told us to read the fine print.

We put in a request for some repairs at our kitchen. The project manager says "Sorry". But, he…read moredid come over to speak with us. He says the job is too small. All their jobs are more than a week. Ours is 3 days. Yet, he says he will help us out and do our project. His workers came over and did a good job in repairing and replacing a lot of items in our kitchen cabinets that needed to be repaired due to mitigation. The workers did an outstanding job in repairing what we had requested.

I don't have a choice below …read more I was coerced into signing my completion of project form by a gentleman who said he was Tommy B. He frightened me. I signed under duress as ne promised to make things right and shook my hand. I fell for the "I already paid the subcontractors" I trusted him to be man of his word. Nope Then there is a Jeremy Darling saying that I insult them. Since when has a fair evaluation ever been insulting? 98% is excellent so if you want to risk 2% to be questionable aesthetically, structurally and "is this even legal" they'll probably be ok In my case that 2% is a big deal. They are extremely high priced. So with the price tag comes the expectation of awesome high end results. Not my experience.

Utterly WOW! I had been running around to every stone warehouse and talking to almost a dozen…read morefabricators over a period of several months, based on Google research and Facebook ads. We had resigned ourselves to pretty basic (ie "UGLY") granite due to our budget. But I drive past this fabricator almost every day near my house, and decided to stop in on a whim to see if they could beat a price that another fabricator had quoted me on a slab I had seen at a warehouse. Isa greeted me cheerily and said she'd do a little research. By the end of the day she had sent me quotes on several slabs, including the one I was interested in. Her quote beat out the other fabricator (and she didn't know the competitor's price!), but she suggested I take a look at another showroom in The Colony called Verona Marble, to see if there was anything there I liked. Pulling up in front of the place, I quickly realized they would have NOTHING in my price range, but I went in anyway, and fell in love with multiple slabs I knew I could never afford. I sent her the ones I liked, and to my shock, one was square in my budget range, and the other 2 I could have pulled off. However, my favorite slab was the one that she quoted within my budget, and that's the one we picked. It's a new type of finish called "iced," which is a combination of the new, trendy "leathered" finish (which offers a coarse, almost pebbly surface) with a final polish that only shines up the larger, highest patches of the stone. It's utterly breathtaking to look at, AND touch. Visually and texturally stunning. Their quote on this slab was lower than quotes for even the basic, cheap slabs I was getting from other contractors, I could not believe it. (The base granite in the slab was an otherwise drab, basic, grey granite you see everywhere, but the finish transforms it into something that looks super high-end and perfectly matched the look in my new kitchen. This is why it was in my price range, the granite itself is cheap, it's the finish that elevates it.) They scheduled measurements/templates for the day after my contractor was supposed to finish installing my cabinets. Unfortunately, he had to come back that morning for a couple of hours to finish, so he was present when Granite Fabricators came to template. This meant I had to reschedule templating for later in the day, incurring an extra fee. (My cabinet contractor's fault.) However, they measured at 2pm, and the countertops were installed THE NEXT DAY. (Keep in mind, this was in January, which is the slowest month for countertop fabricators.) As a chef, not having a kitchen means not having income, so I was SO impressed with this turnaround time. Something to note is that their people showed up early for EVERY appointment at my house, so if you have a 2pm appointment time, please be ready to expect them up to an hour early. As someone who works from home, this was not a big deal for me, but if they had arrived at their stated time (or a bit later, as most contractors do), I might not have had to pay for a reschedule when they showed up while my cabinet guy was finishing up. Overall, I am utterly thrilled by Granite Fabricators of Dallas. Their prices can't be beat, Isa and Elva in the office are super friendly and follow up quickly, and our new countertops have astounded everyone who has seen them. They look ultra-luxe, far beyond what we expected to get with our budget.

Went to the business and it's vacant . No one answers calls . Apparently out of business .read more

Andrew is truly one of the best contractors we've ever worked with. He quickly detected and fixed a…read moreleak in our house, repaired the water heater, and also did excellent painting and wall texture work. From the beginning, he was professional, responsive, and very knowledgeable. The quality of the work was outstanding, the pricing was very reasonable, and everything was completed efficiently and with great attention to detail. What we appreciated most was how clean and tidy he left the house after the work was done -- something that really makes a difference. He made the whole process smooth and stress-free. I would absolutely recommend Andrew to anyone looking for a reliable, honest, and skilled contractor. We will definitely hire him again for future projects.

Andrew, I just want you to know that you are the best at what you do. Your customer service, your…read morepersonality, and the perfection in your work are truly outstanding. You came exactly when you said you would and fixed my sink, plus more, without me even asking. I can't express enough how impressed I am with your skills. If anyone needs a handyman, please contact Andrew! He gets 5 stars plus‼

Ours was a siding and a damaged soffit replacement job. His bid was lower than others for this…read moresmall job. It took a few weeks to get booked, but his young crew and his supervisor, Santos, did a great job and did it quickly. Ibrahim comes across as honest and reliable. We plan to use him again. LP

Amazing company! I was so pleased with the final outcome of my new siding. The whole team is…read moreresponsive, efficient and very pleasant to work with. I couldn't recommend them more highly.

My wife and I purchased a home "flip" from What's Next Remodeling in the Summer of 2018. Rene…read moreFournet hid many defects from our home inspector forcing us to spend over $100,000 in repairs within the first 90 days. The entire home flooded the VERY FIRST DAY we moved in ! Roof leaked during the very first heavy rain storm. PERMITS WERE NOT PULLED FOR ANY WORK PERFORMED ! Lighting fixtures that would do nothing Kitchen cabinets doors that would not close Lack of a front door threshold Windows that would not shut Roof exhaust fan was not screwed to base MAJOR CRACK THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE LIVING ROOM CEILING Rene Fournet offered us a six-month "Home Warranty" with no paperwork detailing exactly what was covered. Rene would pick and choose what he would repair. Our advice is to stay far away from What's Next Remodeling or you'll be asking yourself "What next can go wrong !"

If you're looking to do a remodel, I'd highly recommend you having Alan and his team at "What's…read moreNext" do your work. I had floors replaced, paint work done, can lights installed, ceiling fan, doors replace, and stain work on the fence and house. Alan was always onsite managing/ monitoring the work of his team. The final results were outstanding. Every call/text before, during and after was always answered timely. Any change request along the way was done without issue. For the quality of work the cost was fair. There was never frustration along the way. I'll always use What's Next going forward for my remodel updates. The results speak for themselves. Great job Alan and team!

I hired Adam Green and his team from Crosstown Engineering to provide structural engineering home…read moreinspections for my pier and beam home in Dallas. He was courteous, knowledgeable and provided a well written engineering report and was $50 less than the other engineers I called. It turns out that the cracks in my wall were due to a construction flaw and not active soils or settlement. All of the contractors that looked at the house told me I needed upwards of $7,000 in repair work. I would recommend Adam and Crosstown for any other engineering project. Thanks Adam!