If I could give six stars I would!…read more Finding a good carpenter is really tough so finding someone like Anthony that takes real pride in his work and sweats the details, just as if he was working in his home, is gold. We hired Anthony to do crown molding, wainscoting, and some data cabling. When cuts weren't perfect he'd measure and cut again. When seams weren't super smooth he'd lean into it until it was seamless. We were rushing to get the work done before our daughter arrived so Anthony and his team worked late and worked hard to get it done and get us back to a clean house. Quality of work, attention to deal, price, the team... I really can't say enough good things.

K & R Master Carpentry recently installed a linen closet in our home and we're thrilled with the…read morefinal result. They took a space with old drawers and designed a beautiful cabinet. It has so much room for storage, looks fantastic, and was well within our budget. They were so professional and accommodating every step of the way. They were timely with phone calls and work schedules, worked in a very clean and respectful way while in our home and kept every promise they made. We enjoyed working with them so much, we asked them to remodel our kitchen!

Very skilled, honest, respectful, and punctual. Very pleased with my new backsplash. I highly…read morerecommend BroTile to anyone who is looking for quality and skilled workmanship. Extremely meticulous with an unusual and intricate tile style.

We got our Kitchen backsplash tiles replaced. He managed the whole project very professionally…read morewithout rushing through it. He was always punctual and had attention to detail. Was happy with the results and would hire again.

Plenty of promises of well-trained professional painters supervised by a team leader for quality…read morecontrol. What a joke. A G Williams is over-priced and delivers rushed, shoddy work. My walls are old, but that has nothing to do with the painters' sloppy work. For A G Williams, it seems that finishing the painting as quickly as possible takes precedence over a job well done. Ten to twelve years ago I had the place painted by my Contractor's general workers. These workmen provided an excellent paint job at a reasonable cost. Unfortunately, this time I hired A G Willams. I did so because of A G William's reputation for excellence and superior work provided by skilled painters. The only thing "superior" about A G Williams is the high prices they charge. Beware.

A great local painter who will work with you. They also have an army of talented carpenters.read more

1st rate people, 1st rate attention to customers, 1st rate knowledge and professionalism. Are they…read morethe best, I believe so... Are they the most expensive NO! Are they the cheapest, NO. However, great value for high-quality work and materials! The owner Zee, being very involved, is calm, cool and collected because he has great knowledge and experience. His team of construction professionals are top notch too! Manhattan Cabinets, working in high stress NYC CO-OP's, is the most stress-free experience possible! They handle everything, including permitting and communication with all levels of the project they're working on! My wife and I give them five stars!

20 years ago they made a cabinet to house my husband's tech. It still looks as perfect as it did…read morethe day it was delivered. If you're looking for perfection in cabinets you won't get better than them.

NOTE: My home is listed as Cleveland Ohio. The work described here was for my second home in Forest…read moreHills New York. Finesse Paint & Home Improvement, a fairly new company, is clearly capable of high end painting and wall/ceiling plastering/finish at a reasonable cost. I would guess that they bring similar care to less demanding work. They recently completed work on my 12x18 bedroom where the light of day (or light bulbs) beautifully glides along the flawless walls and ceiling. The walls/ceiling were in terrible shape -- peeling. cracks -- owing to original plaster walls dating back to a mid 1950's plaster flaw. Starting with a 3-coat plaster skim Marlon quickly recommended going for 4 coats to get the architecturally smooth finish I was looking for....this was a quality recommendation and not an upsell as the added cost was truly minimal...and a great idea at that. The base moulding was to be scraped/filled before painting but it turned out to be in worse shape than expected. They were willing to do it. However, they also offered to replace at a for a very low labor cost (just the increment from scrape to install -- they have a carpenter) and allowed me to buy the molding myself and have it quickly delivered (I did not want them choosing my moulding but they would have). Magnificent outcome and one I had believed to would be too costly -- it wasn't. Walls/trim done in very high end Farrow & Ball paint which they had never used but were willing do --- it required following F&B instructions including standard primer on fresh plaster followed by one coat undertone primer plus two paint coats and 4 hour dry time minimum between coats (which some contractors hate - it probably ended up adding a day to the work). They also had to use F&B roller covers. Ceiling done in Benj Moore Aura Eggshell (simply white) and I demanded BM Aura roller covers there. I am demanding, and I also believe that in the end it is in part the customer's responsibility to make sure quality of work meets expectations and I do this at various stages. Toward the end there were a couple flaws, some unwanted graininess on a small area (not easily seen) and a dip and bubble on the ceiling-- also very subtle. And here is where the quality of the company really hits the test. Rather than explaining away the problems, begrudgingly dealing with it to make it good enough, they readily dug in and corrected the work to perfection. All at a fair price. I recommend getting their estimate for your work. But as with any contractor be very clear and detailed, in writing, what your expectations are, what material is to be used, what work "rules" are to be followed, the maximum timespan permitted.. Research is a good thing as is clarity and inspections of work in progress.

Professional, pleasant, treated our home as if it were his own. He was here when he said he would…read morebe, picked up the paint for us and is very neat.

Wilber's Home Improvement finished painting the exterior of our home last week...nine colors! 21…read morewindows behind the storms, and many more! What an incredibly beautiful job! They are truly talented, light hearted, accommodating, honest, and reliable. You can see the quality of their workmanship in the attached photo. Erick, Jose, and crew were super nice people to have at our home for two weeks. Thank you so much for the beautiful work. Best wishes! Joe, Laura and Arden

I've been a customer of Wilber's for several years. Up till now I've always found them to be…read morereasonable in price, professional, reliable and trustworthy. I don't know what's happened but, they are no longer the company they used to be. I recently hired Wilbers to repair a loose newel post at the bottom of my stairs. When Danny the estimator came he explained that it might be an easy fix or more involved if they needed to install a new 4X4 interior post. Though I requested that he provide estimates for both scenarios he only sent the estimate for the worst case scenario. I let that go because I trusted that they would do the right thing should it prove to be an easy fix. When they arrived it turned out that all that was needed was to replace the wooden board in the basement with a 2 ft. 2x4 and tighten the bolt that runs inside the post. The workers were here for 1 hour and for this Wilber's decided that a fair price was $820. It seemed absolutely outrageous to me that they would charge me $820 to tighten a bolt so I tried reaching out to Wilber 3 times and asked that he call me back to discuss. Well he never called me back. I can only assume that he knows full well that he did is wrong and is unable to justify his outrageous pricing. It's sad that Wilber thinks this is how you should treat a loyal customer and it's certainly disappointing to discover what an unprofessional and unethical person he is. I certainly will never utilize the services of Wilbers ever again and I would caution anyone thinking of hiring them to think twice. Wilber is a man that lacks integrity and therefore someone you cannot trust to do business with.

I met Adrian, the proprietor of FauxCoos, introduced by my interior decorator, Meghan Grehl. We…read morewanted to add some "texture" throughout the interior walls of our newly purchased three bedroom condo in Midtown Manhattan . The walls were already painted in a neutral color but it looked too bland to our liking. While our decoration concept was a "Wabi Sabi" style recommended by the interior decorator, we wanted to match the wall color to be consistent with the rest of the decorations but not certain how we would accomplish it . Adrian's recommendation was to " plaster" the walls. We were not familiar with the plaster painting but agreed with it after learning about techniques further. It took a few weeks to finish it - longer than a regular painting job- but once it was done, it was incredible. The apartment looked very different in the most beautiful way. It almost looked like a quaint art museum sitting in the forest with a mixture of the Eastern& the Western beauty. They spent a day just preparing for the project- covering every inch of the apartment. Once the prep work was done, his team/Adrian arrived in the site on time everyday until they finished the project. Once the plastering work was completed , they cleaned up the apartment thoroughly. I really loved their work & admired their professionalism. Highly recommend.