After calling many outrageously priced architects and trying one who was incapable of writing plans…read moreto allow us to change our too small loft into a master suite. Dave solved this problem by simply raising the roof a few feet and was able to design it with lots of windows and plenty of room. He worked extremely well with my builder and was careful to consider the engineering issues. His work was not only thorough but also timely and reasonably priced. He was also available when needed. I could not recommend him more.

Approximately 2 years ago they "repaired and shingled" my roof. The first crew quit part way…read morethrough. I called and was told they were looking for another crew. Waited about 2 weeks and rain was coming...called for help. They came and put a plastic sheet up, but it ripped in the storm. Still no answer when someone would continue and finish the job. Finally, a crew did come out and finish. I do not climb up on my roof and "assumed" all was done properly. I continued to have leaks and water stains in my ceilings. Thinking it may be plumbing, I researched that and found no blatant causes. Called the company to come and inspect the roof, and learned the company had been sold soon after my job had been done. Since then I have tried several times to reach them and get no answer and no responses. I went out on my own to find someone who could go up and check the roof and they took photos of the poor workmanship. I was appalled! Nail heads were clearly visible, shingles not aligned correctly, sloppy "patch" goo was everywhere, damage to siding, and didn't seal around the dormers. I don't think that warrants a $17,500.00 bill! Perhaps a lawyer can advise me from here.

Uhmm....so.... My…read morehouse had been vacant since I had Sinclair come in and make all the repairs. The repairs that I paid almost $10K for. Just recently, my first tenant since the fiasco moved in to the place. And I am damn lucky that he's one of my best friends who has a knack for carpentry, because otherwise I'd be in a pretty awkward position. Apparently Sinclair's crew didn't do as great a job as I was led to believe. I personally haven't been to the house since the work was done by the way, so I haven't been able to see it for myself -- that's how I'm just now finding this out almost 2 years later. A couple examples: Apparently the new flooring they laid down was done well, except for the fact that they didn't cut holes in the boards for the heating duct vents!! WTF. My tenant couldn't figure out why heat wasn't coming into the living room when the furnace was on -- well bingo, the air couldn't get through. And the paint in the master bathroom was only half done. It looks like someone got started with it and just forgot to finish. There were a couple other things too. Whatever, the bottom line is that when you pay out the ass for a job to be done, you expect that job to actually BE done. The fact that the person paying for the work lives 4000 miles away shouldn't be an excuse to do things half-assed.