Daniel took care of a bathroom renovation that included: 1-…read moreremoving tiles and bathtub 2- reframing to support glass doors 3- drain center relocation for new shower pan 4- install large format Italian porcelain tile 5- plumbing for new shower hardware His work was done

Daniel did a great job installing the kitchen backsplash. The kitchen looks sophisticated with the…read moreglass tile. Thanks, Daniel

My husband and I were very pleased with how Joe is very professional, and he goes above and beyond,…read moreto make sure all your needs for the project are met. Our neighbors were also very impressed how he runs his business, and told us they will use his company for their home projects.

Very good Service! These guys Had my bathroom looking tremendous! Would definitely reccomend to…read morefolks in the area

Martin gave me a reasonable quote and did a great job taking down some stubborn wallpaper. Fixed…read morethings he noticed on our walk through, installed a new fan (the right way after a very wobbly job done by my husband) and patched all the damage left on the drywall. Showed up promptly when promised. Very happy with the job he did.

We have used EHI for several projects. They always take pride in their work, and are reliableread more

I couldn't be happier with the work done by Pour It Out. From the very beginning, Johnny was quick…read moreto respond and took the time to answer all of my questions with impressive knowledge, patience, and confidence. He made the entire process easy and stress-free. The quality of the finished concrete work exceeded my expectations. Johnny and his crew were professional, hardworking, and respectful throughout the project. They showed up on time, communicated clearly, and paid close attention to detail. It's obvious they take pride in their work, and it definitely shows in the final result. I highly recommend Pour It Out to anyone looking for a reliable, professional concrete company. Thank you, Johnny and crew, for a job well done!

Honest, Efficient and Clean. Thank you for helping restore value by replacing the significantly…read morecracked and indented concrete walkway. Appreciated your promptness and attitude throughout the quick process. We are very happy with the result.

I hired this company to do my porch floors. They stated that they had done this kind of work for…read moreover 30 years. The job they did was horrible and so disappointing. I wouldn't hire this company to replace a light bulb.

This experience tops the worst contract experience of my life. I entered into a home expansion with…read morea reputable company I had previous satisfactory results with. This guy was subcontracted under their permit.He broke off with them over his story of arguments,and now said we were dealing separately. I tried to continue his agreed,and fully paid for portion that was not completed. He trier to shift all blame, he wanted additional money, he would never return my calls, and on an original start date of 26 May, 2024. I am still looking for the completion. He now states he will keep all of the pr-paid amount,and wants me to take my problems to the previous company who completed their contract in full. All the words some one might use could be liar, cheat, even thief. You can use your own imagination. I, on the other hand will address these issues thru appropriate legal and state supported agencies. Caveat-emteur,"let the buyer beware".

My South Tampa 2 story 2700 sq house had a 35 year old brown Spanish barrel tile cement tile roof…read morethat desperately needed to be replaced. So I looked at various options; cement tile replacement was not possible without removing a tree due to having to place a lifting machine in the front yard; a metal roof would rust given my closeness to the water and metal would of course dent whenever it was walked on. Also cement tile roofs absorb moisture easily and crack from being walked on or just from water penetrating the cement and causing it to weaken and crack over time. Also cement tiles, being porous to water, result in surface mold and algae. And cement tiles have a problem called "efflorescence" which is a chemical reaction due to water penetration that causes their color to turn chalky white over time. Our roof had been painted twice at least by previous owners due to the problem with efflorescence and the same was true with our previous house in New Tampa. I really wanted something different. I wanted tiles that would not crack, break, change color, or absorb a drop of water. And that were 180 mph hurricane resistant. OK, I thought I was asking for the moon :) But after a few weeks of studying my options on YouTube, I chose to do a composite Spanish barrel tile roof made of recycled plastic and settled on Brava as they had the best color match and specifications of the various national composite tile manufacturers. Brava gave me a list of local installers they recommended and after getting price quotes, I chose Coppertop roofing. What really sold me on Coppertop was that they had just put a new Brava Spanish barrel roof on a huge university building in St. Pete and the pics were stunning. Brava shipped me samples of every tile they had so that I could find the best match to my existing color scheme. Coppertop worked with me and with the Brava engineering team to choose the components to get the longest lasting roof possible; this involved choosing the features such as "open valleys", stainless steel screws (2 per tile), one O'Hagin vent in front, three 6' Tamco off ridge vents in back, and Polystick TU Plus underlayment. Robert who is the owner of Coppertop roofing returned every call when I had a question or concern and his secretary, Paula, was always polite and helpful in getting any messages through. Ivan, the site foreman, took care of my every concern during the installation. Thanks Ivan! The roof was finished yesterday and the result looks beautiful !!! My wife agrees too. I am very happy that the color of the tile is UV stabilized and will never change it's appearance. The water runs off the roof now as plastic is of course hydrophobic, whereas with the previous cement tiles, water dripped off more slowly since cement is hydrophilic. I give Coppertop the highest endorsement. And I think the Brava tiles are exceptional and will last at least 50 years. Every roofer should learn to put them on. It requires more flashing instead of mortar; the result is less mess when installing because the mortar isn't having to be mixed and thrown between tiles. The technical details of installation require the most experienced team to be your roofer and that roofer is Coppertop. Robert's son Tyler and his wife for the initial quote and helped choosing the best tile color which turned out to be dark brown with black streaks; it looks better and more dramatic than we ever expected with our house having a linen white color. Thanks again, Robert, Paula, Ivan, and Tyler at Coppertop roofing!!

We were forced to get a new roof by our insurance company, so went into the meeting with an…read moreattitude lol. Jeff was awesome listed to my wants, gripes and needs. Helped me pick out colors and was very patient with my grumpy self! Then once the permitting and scheduling process started Jenna was amazing took care of everything and communicated every step of the way. On construction day the guys showed up on time and we're pleasant (a big plus for me!) All in all it was a pleasant experience and I highly recommend their team to see you through!!!