excellent work, JR and his team were so wonderful from beginning to the end. They pet a new roof on…read moreand added a beautiful rough cut wood cover on our front door. Best price! yes !! you wont find quality work like this anywhere! Thank you

I was looking into ways to update and improve the energy efficiency of my home. I researched…read moreseveral companies and chose Four Seasons for several reasons. I really appreciated their high quality products. I met with their salesman (Justin) and he was courteous and knowledgeable. We decided to purchase siding and windows from them. They arrived on time and finished the job just as they promised. The house looks like a new home and we love the new windows. It always scary trying to find a contractor but this was a pleasant experience.

I hired Paramount Masonry to repair a weathered chimney cap on a house I purchased. The owner,…read moreJeff, responded quickly and set up an appointment to look at my house. His quote was fair and competitive and we scheduled a date to complete the repairs and he said he would also bring the chimney up to code. His crew arrived right on time and the project took 3 days. One for set up, one for the concrete work, and one for tear down. His crew was nice and professional and respectful of my property. Also, the owner paid close attention to every detail of the project from start to finish and wanted to be sure everything was perfect. Highly recommended!

We needed a new roof on our cottage in Beaverton. We requested quotes from three separate…read morebusinesses. Daryl was the first to respond with a quote. We chose him for a few reasons, lowest quote, his professionalism on the phone and how quickly he could start the job. He kept us informed of everything that was happening throughout the the process. A quality job was done.

terrible work done on my house there a hole in my roof and I called and called and he answered very…read moredisrespectful I wound not recommend they will screw you overrr !!!

Great service and amazing work. Small team that handles big projects. Central-Northern based local…read morebusiness that does beautiful custom tile and wood projects.

We needed the glass cleaned and mildew removed from our French doors (4), and they did an excellent…read morejob, and their attention to detail was very good. They were polite and professional, and we definitely recommend them.

So after 2 years and 8 months from when I did the first review, Hodgins sent the following reply to…read moremy rating. Response from the owner a month ago: Hi Michael I noticed you have left another review. I am really sorry you are having issues with your driveway. It does appear it has settled due to it being in a hole. As we have said previously, we do offer repairs and will take care of this for you. Please give us a call at (989) 345-0326 and we will address the issue. Thanks! :) This my reply back to them: So you did this work in May of 2023. In August of 2023, I sent Tonya an email, along with photos addressing these issues and never received a response. I have not been contacted by you at all from then to now. So after 3 years and 8 months, you decided to respond to the rating I left. Not sure what you mean by the driveway is sinking, because it's in a hole! You removed the concrete that was there, and added crushed stone, then used a small plate compactor on it. Unlike the driveway, your theory holds no water. I have never done asphalt work before, however, I have done many other types of paving, including concrete, paver stone, and large format patio stones. No matter what paving product you use, the finished surface will only be as good as the base. So instead of theories, let's approach this from the standpoint of logic and common sense. So you removed the existing concrete, excavated some of the soil out, dumped road gravel and used a plate compactor on the gravel. All this was done by eyesight, no line levels, straight edges, etc. So not sure how you were able to determine by eye, the correct grade for flatness and proper drainage? Also, we were told it was ok to drive on the stone until you came out to pave it. We drove on the stone for 5 weeks with a 3500lb SUV and 6000lb truck before you paved it, which of course compacted the stone down more in the areas we drove on. That created depression in the stone base. So when you came here to lay the asphalt down, you didn't check to see the condition of the base after we drove on. So, I know that machine you use to lay down the asphalt, puts down a precise thickness. However, no matter how precise that machine is, the asphalt is going to follow the contour of the base. So let's talk about the walkway along the side of my garage. As your quote stated, you were supposed to excavate some soil., backfill with road gravel, and compact. You did none of that for the walkway. There were paver stones there at one time, I removed them about a year before you did the work here and just left the paver base there. So you did not excavate and backfill with road gravel. So without even checking the depth of that paver base, or the pitch angle, you just laid the asphalt on that paver base and rolled over it. That walkway is 30" wide and has a 1 3/4" pitch towards the garage foundation. So when it rains, all the water flows to the ground between the garage foundation and the walkway. Paving 101, never drain water towards a structure. So I'll finish by saying this: Being in the paving business, you should know if there was a potential for the ground sink, you should have laid a geotextile fabric down before you put the stone in. And again, you never made any statement to me that the ground might sink. Also, when using crushed stone for a base and compacting it with a small plate compactor, it should be compacted every two inches of depth. Ideally it should also be wetted down so any fines in the stone will lock the stone together. Below are some pics. What you see in the pics is a 7 foot long precision CNC machined straightedge, it tells the story. I quit parking on the asphalt you put down because the weight of the truck was leaving depressions where tires sit. Again, poor base prep. I also include a few pics of my truck parked on asphalt that is 20 years old. That pavement butts up to yours. You'll notice, there are no depressions from the tires on that old pavement. Maybe there is no hole in that section of the driveway. As far as doing repairs, I'm good with that, at your cost, not mine!

Our experience with Hodgins Asphalt was so awesome! They did a great job on our large project of…read morepulverizing and adding asphalt. We highly recommend them. We expect the new road in our resort to outlast us! Thank you so much!

After deciding to go with Kingdom Restoration for work to be done at my home, I called them to…read moreschedule an appointment. After not getting a return call, I called three more times leaving messages each time. I even stopped by their office to schedule an appointment. Kingdom Restoration didn't have the decency to call me back. This is not a way to run a business. I would not recommend their services at all.

The Kingdom Restoration LLC. team was very accommodating to the homeowners' special projects,…read moreskilled at their trade, courteous, and did what was necessary every time an unforeseen challenge popped up on our Lake House renovation.