Frank did a great job repairing several Frigidaire appliances and mice damage in the water line to…read moreour shower. He was prompt, reliable and very knowledgeable. We are happy to have found him!

From the owner: We specialize in all types of home repairs. Kitchens, Baths, Flooring, Plumbing, Electrical,…read moreCarpentry, Doors, Windows, Decks, Porches, Garages, Small houses, storage buildings. This is a small privately owned business, I appreciate my customers!

Please, Get EVERYTHING in Writing Wanting to support a small…read morebusiness, and a women-owned business at that, I contracted with Jennifer of Two Women Contractors to help restore an unusable garage. It was built over an unfinished empty space, and the joists that supported it were cut so that it would not support the weight of a car. The Good: the firm did an effective job in supporting the garage. I will now be able to use it, and the work was completed in a timely manner. The Bad: the job cost much more than I was led to believe. The statement of work--which was a mostly empty page--said that the firm would complete the project for $7000. This was to include, the contract said, all labor and wood. It noted that metal posts would be needed, and they were not included in the total; this reflected the earlier text she had sent me saying they would be used "in combo with wood." Worrying about committing to an unexpected amount, I asked Jennifer about how many there would be, and how much they cost. "Two or three," she replied. There would also be screws and brackets, but I expected the total project to come in at about $7500. When the work was done (one gentleman for three relatively short days; his son for one of them), she sent me a note telling me they were finished. "May be a little overkill with the support post," she wrote, before telling me that the materials were "somewhere around $3000." Understanding that I had expected wooden posts with augmentation by metal supports, she wrote that "I think the Support posts were the better idea than putting in wood posts." I was shocked. My costs had gone up by almost 50%, and I had never been consulted. When I expressed my surprise, she cheerily pointed out that I had agreed to pay for the metal that was necessary, and she would send me an invoice. The invoice turned out to be just a series of Lowe's receipts. At no point, despite my repeated requests, was she ever willing to send me a real breakdown of the costs. Ultimately, she agreed to accept almost $9000 rather than the almost $10,000 that she requested. But she never acknowledged that it would have been appropriate to consult with me before she decided that metal was better than wood, to ensure that I was willing to bear the great increase in cost. The Ugly: part of the reason that she agreed to accept a lower amount than she originally demanded was that I checked the Lowe's receipts that she sent. She claimed they totaled $2805. But when I added them up, they amounted to $2431. Worse, they included things that were clearly either resupply for her team (drill bits, for example) and things that were not used on my project (interior moulding, which was clearly used on someone's project she was working on, but it certainly wasn't in the spider-filled unfinished space beneath a detached garage). Considering that the days-long discussion we had after the project included her repeatedly pointing out that the only thing that was included in the original $7000 was wood, it was almost funny that the receipts also included over $100 for pine 2 x 8 boards. The Moral: use this contractor if you wish. Jennifer is very personable, and the people she deploys, if the carpenter she sent to my project is representative, are talented. The job was done quickly and well. But get everything in writing. And read carefully every receipt that she sends you, so you don't end up paying twice for things or paying for someone else's projects.

It was a pleasure to work with, Two Women and a Brush, Inc., on a bathroom renovation, new tile in…read morelaundry room and interior painting. The workers were professional, showing up on time, focused on excellent craftsmanship, and cleaning up at end of work day. Thank you Josh and Joe. The shower and bathroom floor were beautifully tiled. A plumbing problem was solved and corrected. If I had any questions, they were immediately answered through phone call or text. Picking out the tile, etc. at The Tile Shop was a lot of fun with Jennifer (owner of the company) and Shachi at The Tile Shop. Thank you for an excellent renovation experience.

Exterior Trim Repair Carpenter service…read moreBy Dan Green in Batavia, OH Nov 03, 2023 *** Was looking to have the gables redone. From start to finish, Erik, Owner of Big E was professional and communicated each step of the project from the quote (fair pricing), scheduling, any delays and accommodated the work around my time frame. Showed up on time, workmanship as a skilled carpenter and cleaned up after job was done. I highly recommend Big E and Son and would definitely recommend him to family and friends and rehire for any future home projects.

These guys were awesome. They did not want money up front which made me much more comfortable with…read moreusing them. They completed the job quickly and efficiently. I could not be happier nor more highly recommend them.

After communicating and setting a time he never showed up. Never replied to text or communicated…read morewhy he failed to show up.

After initial conversations and me explaining what I need done including providing pictures, there…read morewas no more communication.