Needed some work done to my roof as well as th garage following the hurricane. Called tom, and he…read morecame out and took a look and was very thorough, also gave some great ideas that he could do so I didn't have to replace the entire roof, saved me hundreds of dollars. You can tell he genuinely cares for his customers, as customer care was his top priority. I am very pleased with his work, and would highly recommend him!!

Avoid! Quoted $300 for $100 worth of painting supplies. Took 5 days to do a 2 day job. Late…read moreshowing up and early leaving. The real problem is that while painting my upstairs bathroom they put towelettes into the toilet and clogged it resulting in a overflow through the ceiling into my 1st floor. They were playing the music so loudly they did not hear the toilet water running! Tried to blame it on plumbing, but basically admitted in text messages to putting the towelettes into the toilet! Claim to be GL insured, but refuse to give binder info. Now not showing up to repair the damages. Next step court. (BTW I believe they generate their own reviews on here.) While the work itself was okay and they let me change the paint color after they started. **These are my opinions based on my experience with this contractor**

DR. High, Raleigh NC…read more I agree with that he is not a good doctor. He did the same thing to me.... I have told everyone I know about his services. He is the Biggest Quack and has no intentions of making anything right that he messed up. I too was a DDD there is no reason when I got a REDUCTION, that he could not have done the job right to begin with. But I too went back and he talked about the weight that I had lost. That had nothing to do with my getting a REDUCTION. I would not even rate him a ONE..... The only thing he could do right is go back to school and learn how to do reductions. And any thing else he claims he can do. Ava Smith

some wash out of concrete driveway. They were:…read moreon time, a fair price, completed work on time, cleaned up professional. would highly recommend them for this type of work

Large project with work performed between July 2022 and April 2023…read more Contractor agreed to: 1. Dehumidify crawlspace by sealing it and installing a dehumidifier 2. Repair water damaged exterior wall/floor behind kitchen 3. Enclose a screened-in room, insulate new wall, floor, and ceiling, and add an ac duct. 4. Install exterior drainage and capture all rain gutter downspouts 5. Stabilize sagging foundation Specific complaints: 1. No insulation under repaired kitchen wall. Contractor scraped away the existing spray foam insulation and did not replace it. Air can be felt coming in from outside. This was hidden under plywood sheeting and not discovered until I removed the plywood after the project ended. 2. New floor supports attached to nothing. The water damage in the kitchen wall also reached the floor trusses. Contractor was supposed to add additional supports to address. Contractor added 2 x 12's that were literally attached to nothing. Also hidden under plywood sheeting and not discovered until after the project ended. 3. No insulation under newly enclosed room. Air can be felt coming in from outside. Also hidden under plywood sheeting and not discovered until after the project ended. 4. Crawlspace was not sealed properly. Due to delays the crawlspace sealing wasn't completed until late Fall after the outside humidity dropped significantly from its Summer high. Contractor said they would address if the crawlspace humidity rose above 55%. This past June it reached 71%. I communicated this to the Contractor and he did not respond. Other crawlspace professionals were contacted to assess the situation and confirmed the sealing was not done properly and the dehumidifier was too small for the space. 5. During repair of kitchen wall, Contractor removed and discarded approximately 20 feet of rain gutter, 1 downspout, and gutter covers. Contractor claimed gutter could not be replaced as it was an unusual profile. Contractor suggested replacing gutters for the entire house for an additional $6000+. I did not agree to that and decided to end the project at that point. I was able to replace the gutters with standard K-style gutters sold at most home improvement stores. 6. Drainage not connected to anything. Their drain lines ran within a few feet of existing sump pumps but were not connected. In fact they damaged existing drain lines when installing. The problems were not discovered until I dug up their drain lines after noticing the downspouts were not draining properly. There were other issues during the project that were addressed when I pointed them out. Quality control should not be up to the buyer. That's why we hire professionals in the first place. The items listed above were discovered after I ended the project due to frustration with the gutter situation. I shared all of this with the owner. He initially said he wanted to stand behind his company and team. I was willing to give him a chance but he stopped responding after I shared pictures. I have filed reports with NC License Board (NCLBGC) and the Better Business Bureau.

The only reason I gave them 1 star is because 0 was not an option. I am one a condo owner at an…read moreocean front condo on Carolina Beach. A few of us rent out our units as a form of cash flow. For the purpose of preventive maintenance, the HOA decided to have a structural survey performed. The engineers made recommendations and we wanted to get the improvements completed before the busy renter season was upon us. Then we had covid hit and we were hoping to get it done while we were forced to be empty anyway. When I first spoke Joey, assured me he could get started right away because he did not need to wait for the permit to start the demolition, so we decided to hire him. Then he told me that he could not start right away because Daryll at the permit office told him not to. Okay it's construction and you get delays. Just as the beach is being reopened and we have renters, they finally get started. At first, they showed up sporadically as they were said they were very busy with other jobs. When they finally got going, I started to get complaints from my tenant's about nails on the deck and in the drive through. When I told Joey about this, he said he would need to shut down the deck "for safety purposes." I told him he should have told me this before because shutting down the deck was not an option at this point. He assured me it wouldn't happen again. But it did, for the next two days! As the work progressed, I had concerns, but felt they could be addressed when Joey returned to finish some of the work in the original contract. I had requested he wait to finish this work until I had some family members staying in the condo, so they would not mind the work going on. The specific work he was to do was: Remove approximately 2 ft perimeter of plywood from underneath decks to be able to observe attachments. This was never completed as stated in the original contract. So, you can imagine my surprise when, the night before he is set to do the work, he sends me a new contract for $1,200.00. It is the same piece of wood. Looking back, it does not surprise me he tried to do this. Here is a list I have compiled of his work on our condo. 1. He reused damaged siding. 2 He did not finish painting several boards and siding despite his contract stating: Installation All trim boards All siding All handrails Installed with coated or stainless All caulk to be Alex 230 All paint to be Marquee All sides of trim, siding, handrails to be coated on all sides with rubberized paint and two finish coats of Marquee paint 3. He did not add two coats of paint. 4. Engineer specified 4 screws he used 3. 5. When engineer came back for final inspection there were things that were to be performed behind the siding that, when completed had to be covered back up. When the engineer requested proof, (pictures are the most common) Joey either would not or could not produce any evidence that he had performed the work he was paid for. It's called accountability. Someone who does the job right and takes pride in their work will know evidence is expected. Afterall this is the type of business that tend to cover their work. 6. Left a big gap in the siding that will now have to be repaired by someone else. 7. Cut a quarter size hole in the wall from a deck to the hallway and left it. 8. There is more, but I wanted to keep this as brief as I could. Best of all!!! When I told him I was going to give him a bad review he threatened to sue me if I did!!!

Never go to Crawlspace for their services. Overpriced, poor work, lack of follow-up, unless you…read morepay for them. Ask to speak to Shawn the manager on the estimating process. Apparently they overcharge with poor excuse that they never want to unestimate the actual cost so they do not want to go back to fix anything if they under estimate the cost. In our case they quoted a price which assumend 6 hours of work. They finished the (very poor) work and would not adjust their price. There are so many firms that you should consider before you sign anything with them. Very poor Business Ethics. DON'T MAKE THE MISTAKE WE DID..... BTW 1 START IS AN UNDERSTATEMENT

Mike and his team were very prompt in assessing what our Crawlspace needed. We learned that we had…read moreissues with our piers and with moisture. The vapor barrier that we had previously had installed was merely painters plastic. The crew added top quality wall to wall plastic and a dehumidifier. We have been happy with their work and definitely recommend them.

We were very happy with the service. Matthew was extremely prompt when requesting a quote and was…read moreable to come clean out dryer vents that weekend. He showed up exactly when scheduled and did a great job. He explained what he was doing and seeing throughout. Turns out we had a huge wet clog along our line, disrupting air flow. Not only was it affecting our drying times, but also created a fire hazard. It was super satisfying to see all the gunk they were able to pull out. He even showed us video pulling out the big clumps, which he had to access our attic space to get to. Great pricing, great experience. Would definitely recommend.

From the owner: Crawlspace Industries is here to help all home owners needs! We take pride of what we do. best…read morepricing, great work, ultimately understanding and explaining the work we provide for our customers.

Now I'm really upset. This company keeps blaming me for "changing" the finish. I was talked into a…read morebrushed finish but was left with uneven lines going in different directions. I was going to let this go because this is a small business but the lack of professional has me so upset. I should not have to baby sit contractors (I hired a company fir a simple slab). I wanted to move on and cut my losses as they did try but didn't have insurance or the funds to properly repair this but now I'm so upset about I had to fight for 8 days to get a slab that looks like a DIY and on top of it I'm being blamed? Just wow. Original: DO NOT HIRE CARL MILLER or STRUCTURE PROs!!!! Look at my terrible slab. I paid him and now will be stuck dragging this to court because he's unresponsive. This is the worst concrete I've ever seen! And, wonderful news--my crumbling money pit of a slab won't even support a hot tub. His legal name is Jeremy C Miller.

I would give a zero star if I could. I worked for Carl /Jeremy Miller as his manager. And for…read moresomeone thats been in business 30 yrs. He dont know how to run a company. Doesnt pay his workers, takes months to do bids and then redos them many times and raises cost. I was in his emails and his payments on everything he pays for get declined and he has no employees to do the work he is bidding on, He will quick hire someone or maybe sober up and do the work himself? He never reads his emails and wont call you back, dont bother....RUNNNNNNNN do not hire this clown.... Goes by structure and structural pros.

We highly recommend Eastern Crawlspace Solutions. Both Andrew and Jacob Howard are exceptionally…read moregreat people. Professional, courteous and knowledgeable. Thanks guys.

I have tried to reach out several times after sending in my deposit for a work order scheduled to…read morebegin next week and have not heard back. Not sure what to think, but I've called and emailed.