Why I Recommend Haynie Home Improvement LLC…read more So here's the deal: If you're hiring Quinn, you're hiring someone who's going to get the job done. I can tell you this from experience. My project was far from simple, and Quinn handled all of it. If you've got a simple project, I can only imagine how fast and smooth it's going to be with him. Design vs. Practicality I learned the hard way that just because something sounds great in theory doesn't mean it works in practice. I had all these big design ideas, and I thought they'd be perfect, but when it came to actually building the space, we had to make a lot of changes. For example, our kitchen was supposed to be this octagon-shaped beauty, but we quickly realized the shape was messing with function. We needed a working kitchen, not just something priorities a freaking shape. Quinn kept us grounded, helping us find a balance between the design we wanted and the practicality of actually using the space. In the end, we got the kitchen look we wanted with FUNCTION! Value & Problem Solving I'm not going to lie--our project was a shitshow in the best way possible. Everything that could go wrong, did. But the difference is Quinn doesn't flinch when things go sideways. He knows how to solve problems or point you to the specialists you didn't even know you needed. I can't even tell you how many times Quinn showed up to clean up a mess, literally and figuratively. His network is solid--he knows the right people to call when shit gets real, and he's not afraid to do it. Quinn just gets stuff done and keeps things moving, even when everything's a cluster. Tips for Your Project Call, don't email: Want answers fast? Call. You're going to get a better vibe check and quicker response than waiting on an email that might sit in someone's inbox for days. Go local: Big companies may seem like an easy option, but trust me--you're gonna pay for it. With a local contractor, you get someone who has control over their timeline, their pricing, and isn't dealing with the corporate red tape. The relationship is way more personal, and you'll get a lot more attention. Ask for recommendations: Word of mouth is powerful. Ask around. Friends, family, neighbors--someone's got the inside scoop on the best contractors. Watch out for hidden fees: Big companies will often hit you with surprise charges. They quote low to get you in the door, then try to charge for delays or subcontractor fees. With Quinn, what you see is what you get. Design Can Slow Down Construction This is one thing I wish I had realized from the start: complex designs slow everything down. The more detailed the design, the more it can mess with your timeline. Things that seemed so important early on--like some intricate detail or specific layout--didn't end up mattering as much when we were in the thick of construction. Quinn is the kind of contractor who'll keep it real with you. He'll let you know if something's going to make the project more difficult and what can be simplified to save time, effort, and money. Save Money & Time with Simple Design Tools This is a big one. Sweet Home 3D. I wish I had figured this out sooner. It's a free tool that lets you map out a layout of your space. I spent way more money than I should have on designers tweaking and re-tweaking ideas, only to realize I could've done it myself and saved tons of time and frustration. If you've got a family member who's tech-savvy, have them help you create a rough draft of your design. Then, bring it to Quinn for feedback. It'll save you a ton of time, and it'll help him give you better advice on the spot. Final Thoughts In the end, the biggest takeaway for me was this: It's not about finding the cheapest quote, it's about finding someone who'll do the job right. Quinn isn't cutting corners. He's going to find a way to make things work, even when obstacles come up. If you're looking for someone who knows what they're doing and is committed to getting the job done right, Quinn's your guy.

Rating is zero For Quinn Haynie home Improvement…read more The Prawl family took Quinn Haynie to small claims court and Won the judge awarded 9,971.00 dollars for the damages Haynie Improvement caused to the prawl family back in September 2022 it's over a year now and he still refuse to pay the order by the judge.they are bad business I don't recommend anyone to do business with him or them my grandkids were subjected to dangerous work they did on our deck we had to hired a professional contractor to do over the deck

Shan sanded our front doors and painted them. Shan was very professional and reasonable, we are…read morevery happy with the doors and will be using Shans services again soon!

Wonderful woodwork on my kitchen. Tim was great to work with. He really listened to what I wanted,…read morewas very reliable and finished on budget. We couldn't be happier.

Such a bummer...the guy never showed up.......twice. No call or anything. I called and cancelled…read morejust in case he ended up remembering me.

Jordan Gritton was the general contractor for the construction of our home in Olympia. My wife and…read moreI have now occupied the house for more than three years. We love it! The whole experience could hardly have been improved upon. My son and his wife had the same experience a couple years prior when Jordan built their house. His team and his subcontractors are all extremely capable and stuck with us during, and as needed, after the construction (clearing land, constructing driveway, drilling well, pouring foundation, framing, plus all that goes with electricity, plumbing, plaster, septic system, HVAC, painting, tile, windows, and more). Here's a recent example of Jordan's service: A couple months ago my son discovered a water leak from a pipe in his garage -- while he and his family were leaving for the airport to fly out of town! Jordan built their house six years previously. My son immediately called Jordan who said, "Have a good trip; I'll take care of it.", which he promptly did.

The owner assigned our home to an apprentice framer with no supervision. We ended up having to hire…read moreanother group to come in and fix their issues. Walls more than a 1/2" out of square, put the wrong deck on(hot tub deck, would not have supported the hot tub)We called the owner many times with no follow up. They did not follow the house plans for the deck, so we had to pay someone else to take it off and redo it. Very POOR customer service.

I hired Blackwell to update my kitchen and bathroom, and they did an amazing job! They transformed…read moremy kitchen with new cabinets, painted beautifully, and expertly finished the butcher block countertops. They replaced my bathroom sink along with other little updates around the house and replaced our tankless water heater. I highly recommend Tony and his crew for any remodeling work--you won't be disappointed!

Fabulous job by Tony and his crew. Excellent communication both in designing the project and…read moreworking through the inevitable bumps along the way. Work was completed in a timely manner and well executed. Finishing touches added this week and we now have a terrific new addition to our home! Fine workmanship and excellent value. Would definitely hire this firm again.

So Jake said I am a difficult customer. Ok if that makes him feel better…read more Now after two weeks the stair nose has broken. We left the tape on and did not step on it for 4 days not 3 as instructed.

I highly recommend General Construction PNW and believe in supporting them as our local business…read more Everyone has been professional, polite and respectful completing our new floor very quickly! Thank you!

Warning do not use this company! We had them remodeled our bathroom 5yrs ago. The shower water line…read morefailed. Due to low quality work and parts. I called them to come out to repair the work. The works wanted us to pay them cash to only reroute the shower. We chose to use another company. When they opened everything up they were shocked to see the work was done so poorly. Everything had to be redone.

I DO NOT recommend this company. They cut corners, used substandard and even inappropriate…read morematerials and supplies (example white sheet rock instead of mold/mildew resistant sheetrock in the bathroom/shower and WET sheetrock they left outside my home in the rain for a week, as examples). They damaged my carpets and refused to repair them, they put holes in my walls (not walls being worked on) and said they were there before (but I have photos of before they entered my home and--no holes!), they used unqualified men whom I could not communicate with as they also did not speak english, they used non licensed guys to do plumbing from Juan's team of at least 10 different men who came and went in my home...sometimes the licensed plumbers did the work but when they were not available the contractor's "team" just "took care of it"...I have many photos of this. They had no knowledge of proper use of dust barriers and mold and mildew mitigation, and they contaminated ALL my clothing, curtains, carpets and entire home duct work (which had to be professionally cleaned) having left severe mold uncleaned and untreated OPEN to spread in my entire home for three weeks. They threw so much debris and contaminants in my yard that it ruined my grass and they contaminated my organic gardens. I am a disabled Veteran and qualified for a federal grant with Habitat for Humanity Thurston County, WA and they hired In n Out construction as the subcontractor to replace ONE small 10x5 foot bathroom for which they were paid about $35ishK. I have over 100 photos and videos of Juan and his workers at my home conducting their work and doing things wrong. I have emails, contracts and texts I am willing to show anyone who is considering using In n Out construction. I implore you NOT to use this company especially if you are elderly, disabled or otherwise disenfranchised and may be vulnerable to misinformation/being taken advantage of. I begged Habitat for Humanity many times in writing to please fire this company as they were causing so much destruction and contamination in my home; but they refused and things just got worse and worse as the 7-10 day project carried into SIX WEEKS. Habitat for Humanity spent another six months entering my home to FIX the plumbing, painting, drywall issues and problems caused by In n Out construction. Juan is very very nice fellow when you meet him and says things like; "if you are nice to me I will be nice to you". On the first week or so I made all his guys cupcakes and muffins to greet them when they arrived...thinking this would be a normal construction job. I did get an "off" feeling thought and I advised Habitat that Juan had delivered my washer and dryer from Lowes just a few months before they asked him to do construction work. I asked if he was a delivery guy or a contractor out of work that was also a Lowes delivery guy?...and if so was he qualified to work with a disabled Vet with PTSD?...everyone knew I used oxygen, had anxiety/PTSD and needed this job to go fast. BUT Juan took the job, gutted my bathroom, left all the moldy walls exposed and untreated and then his foreman went on vacation to a wedding (as I recall) for a week and noone returned to my home for about 10 days (which is when the contract was to be completed). THEN when they did return Juan told me the shower that was ordered would not be "in" until after the new year BUT he had this other one on had he could use "right away" BUT he would have to tear out a wall for it to fit. BUT he would give me a good price on a new vanity (that I did not need) as long as I kept it between him and me and did not tell Habitat for Humanity. Of course I told Habitat and they agreed to pay for it because I felt I had NO CHOICE but to use the shower Juan had because he (everyone) knew I did not have another working shower/bath so I would have to go two months without a shower/bath. In retrospect I believe Juan never even ordered the correct shower insert that fit the spot and that he just wanted to increase his contract $$$ with Habitat by tearing out walls...NEVER considering even one time that it would take more time and create mental health/anxiety issues for me. Juan just wanted the contract and did not consider even once how it may impact the homeowner and my pets. Juan took this job with a vulnerable person (me) without ever considering my needs...he just wanted the job and ripped everything out of my bath then walked away for 10 days and when they returned even more problems began. Pictures show the window they replaced poorly and placed the window UNDER the electrical conduit that ran outside my home (which did NOT pass LNI inspection), venting debris into my gardens, ripped carpets, debris in my yard, wet sheetrock, exposed and untreated mold, debris they left everywhere every nite and a shower in yard for a week. Both Habitat for Humanity of Thurston County and In N Out construction should be ashamed of themselves.

I had contacted more than 10 contractors about a railing replacement project (around $6890.00 total…read morein cost). Only three contractors got back to me with quotes (one with extremely high cost). Nice impression in 1st meeting. Jim and his team have been great with their communication by email and text. They were able to get the job done in a timely manner and communicated all the details (scope of work, pricing ...) upfront. Jim was extremely courteous, friendly and professional. We have been very happy with the results. I wouldn't hesitate to use him again for other projects in the future.

I am not sure what happened, but they entirely ghosted us…read more Everything started very well. Tammy and Jim were very responsive and very helpful. Their plan looked wonderful, and after a month we had a few questions. After meeting with a ton of other contractors, we established a few questions we never thought of before we started this project. They told us that we would have a ton, and they would be very happy to help us. We are going to spend a lot of money, and wanted to make sure that the money we were going to spend was going to the right people. We asked the same 12 questions to the other contractor and they got back to us within a few days. I do not feel the questions were out of line, but apparaently they did not want to answer them. Look we are getting into a large project. Full kitchen and two bathrooms with a 1800 sq ft home getting its hardwoods completely restained and sanded. We got an email saying that they had been out of town, after a week of not hearing from them. After that never heard from them again. Still, have never heard from them. We emailed, and texted them many times. Nothing. I understand life happens, and things happen. However I have been in customer service most of my life, and if something happens you let your customers know why you cannot or will not be able to respond. After excellent service, there was no follow through, and after telling us, we would have a ton of questions, and they would be happy to answer any of them, they never did.