Drew and his team were communicative and fast. We received several quotes and were told the wait…read moretime would be 2 months. Drew got us taken care of the same week. They did a great job. I would definitely use them again and recommend them to anyone needing gutters.

If I could give 10 stars I would!…read more Cortez Remodeling is the best home remodeling company I have used in my 11 years as a realtor. They renovated my personal home after a massive flood. They replaced the carpet and baseboards upstairs and installed vinyl planking, and did some painting. They were so fast, professional and communicative. The communication was the best ever, Janeth the project manager is a pro. I highly recommend these guys. The price was so reasonable as well....I just can't say enough about their work and kindness to our family. Thank you Cortez Remodeling, we are so grateful to you for fixing our home! Very Best, The Whitleys

I have hired a LOT of contractors in my time. Typically, it's the same ole same ole. They never…read moreshow up on time. They do just enough to get by and you can never get ahold of them after the fact. That is NOT the case with these guys. Here's the deal. I got Brian's(the owner) number from a friend of a friend. They hadn't actually hired Fulford Construction, but knew of them. We needed a complete gut and refit of our 1983 master bathroom. It was complete with anything else you'd expect in an early 80s built home. It was full of incredibly cheap materials and was simply outdated 20 yrs ago. It even had pink carpet! I was unable to find any reviews on Fulford Construction. Their website was down and there were no reviews to be found out in internet land. I met with Brian and got a good vibe. I took a huge chance and hired him basically blind. For once, I got lucky. These guys are top notch. Brian, Christian and Sean(the prime crew I think) delivered big time. They showed up every single day on time. They took a reasonable lunch period and left on time. None of the typical showing up at noon and leaving at 2 because they have another job going on(Brian managed that stuff AFTER they left my house for the day). There were also no hidden charges, or any shortcuts taken. As with any project, once the demolition is done, there are some unexpected things that come up. Brian ALWAYS got me involved when there was a question about something. He was ALWAYS upfront about my options and what it would cost to make it work(this didn't happen often thankfully). He also offered me his opinion on what would look best and what would be the most cost effective. Bottom line, you simply can't go wrong. He quoted me 3 weeks time and it was done 3 weeks to the day. It is a night and day difference and I can't overstate how lucky you would be to hire these guys. Just a little footnote here. This job was finished a couple of months ago. I am currently in a dispute with one of the local home improvement stores about a defect in something that was sold. Even 2 months later, Brian is actively involved and responsive in helping me get these guys to pay up. I can't imagine any other contractor that I have EVER hired doing that.

Just wanted to offer another happy review for Ismael and Capital City Paint. We asked Ismael to…read morepaint our house after getting three estimates. His and another company's estimate were almost exactly the same, but we really liked our interaction with Ismael. He was extremely helpful, answered lots of questions, and was quick to respond. I especially appreciated his effort to help us find the right paint color (another guy told us that wasn't part of his job description). We told him the tone we were seeking, but that we were having trouble finding the color. He went to the paint store, found a couple of tones, painted the samples on our wall, and gave us a little time to make our choice. The paint we chose was from a back catalog of colors - where we would not have thought to look. We love it and are super happy that Ismael helped us in the process. Apart from our choosing the color, he also made the process super fast from our first inquiry to final result (I think it was about a week from estimate to final result). He came and did a final check and immediately arranged to fix a couple of tiny things that seemed a bit undone. I would definitely hire Ismael again for this kind of work. As a sidenote, we also reached out to Ismael for some renovation work in our laundry room - restoring some dry wall and creating some shelving. We found his bid to be quite a bit more expensive, so we opted to go with another contractor. Perhaps the exterior work is more competitively priced? Not sure, but overall, we were very happy with Ismael's help getting our house painted. It's been a couple of months, and I still love looking at the paint color. I know a couple of neighbors reached out to him, too, when they saw the work the guys at Capital City Paint were doing on our house. That's nice for him and nice for us, too. Thanks, Ismael.

I hired Capital City to paint the kitchen cabinets and interior doors in my new home. Based on the…read moremultiple 5 star reviews on Yelp, I was expecting really great work! Sadly, what was supposed to be a 3 day painting job turned into a month long ordeal that has left my cabinets and interior doors damaged beyond repair and me heartbroken and in a state of shock. I had brand new solid wood unfinished cabinets in my small kitchen and all new interior doors that I wanted painted. Ishmael was responsive, friendly, and quite convincing that he would be in and out in 3 days. After about 10 days of having his crew in my home, they finally finished. Upon inspection, the paint job was sub-par (lumps, smudges, clouding, etc) and the paint scraped through with a fingernail even after 3 weeks of drying. Ishmael said it was an issue with bad paint and a malfunctioning sprayer and kindly said he would fix the problem. His crew then spent another 10ish days sanding and re-priming everything and then repainted the cabinets... but in the wrong color! (grey instead of blue and Benjamin Moore admitted to making a mixing mistake). After several discussions with Ishmael and testing multiple paint samples he brought over, I finally resorted to buying the paint myself because his vendors were unable to do an accurate color match to Behr's 'Night Shade'. Just as I thought we were back on track and finishing up, his new crew pointed out to me extensive damage to all of my interior doors and cabinets from improper sanding by the first crew. I sent photos to Ishmael but did not receive a response. Around 1 pm that day, the crew abruptly packed up and left - doors partial painted, left leaning up against the walls, overspray all over the kitchen, damage to the dishwasher and microwave, dust everywhere, my ladder was taken, trash and paint stains (on walls, carpet, garage, hardwood, concrete) were left behind, etc. When I asked if the guys were coming back, Ishmael did not return my calls or text messages. To be fair, Ishmael and his crew were nice, and I feel like he did originally try to fix the issues; maybe they were just beyond repair? All I know is we were VERY patient and understanding, and we gave Ishmael and his crew every opportunity to make it right. But now I am left with damaged doors and cabinets, and a very sad heart. Ishmael just sent me a text saying they are not coming back to finish the job. I'm so heartbroken that my new house is ruined and a 'professional' business would just walk out on a job like this with out finishing. I do, however, want Ishmael's crew to know that I appreciate all of their help and honesty in pointing out the issues to me, and that I know none of this was their fault. Just please, please, beware of blindly trusting Yelp reviews. I learned my lesson the hard way and would hate to see anyone else's property damaged! Feel free to message me if you'd like more photos of the damage to my doors and cabinets and the way the house was left (I posted 3 here on yelp), or copies of any of my communications with Ishmael.

I called on a Friday about my hot water heater and Mark was here the next morning. He did not have…read morethe parts needed but he was back on Monday which was a lot faster than I expected. Mark McMillan was the absolute best and if we need work in the future, I will request him specifically. Thanks again Mark for a wonderful experience.

Our shower had a leak in the valve and created a mess within the walls. We asked around for…read morereliable service and Mr. Rooter was recommended over and over. We called and Andy and Chance came out quickly. They were courteous and on time. After finding the root of our problem, we scheduled for them to come back out and in less than 4 hours we have a working shower with no leaks plus Andy raised my shower head 5 inches. Definitely took customer service to the next level. I highly recommend Mr. Rooter of San Marcos!

I have used All Seasons for 30 years. The crew over the years are fantastic. They are thorough…read moreand go beyond what I expected. When I reach out to Kathy, she is always willing to communicate with the crew. Obviously, I have been with them for a very long time and very happy with their service.

We had an absolutely amazing experience with Gary and the whole All Seasons team! Gary is so…read moreknowledgeable and was able to advise us on installing drip irrigation for our raised beds. He is also a gardener, so he understood the needs of our garden and what to do to optimize our yield! Great value and amazing people - I highly recommend All Seasons Landscaping for anyone looking to get irrigation work done and we will certainly use them for any and all future landscaping and maintenance needs!

We are so pleased we chose Creative Homes here in Canyon Lake, we wanted to steer you in their…read moredirection for your next build. As we researched builders, E.B. and Debbie Jobe quickly became our first choice based on there experience and being so attuned to meeting our expectations. Certainly, their thirty-year plus track record, triple A rating with the BBB, and First Class Showroom/Design Center is impressive. Most important to us though, was the numerous glowing recommendations by owners who invited us to walk-thru their recently built homes...priceless! From design, foundation/framing/insulation, interior design elements, to final details, E.B. & Debbie ensured every step in the process met their critical standards in delivering our Beautiful, Energy efficient home as promised. There were no surprises and their Bid was Spot-On. We're thrilled and think you will be as well. Jon & Kathy Schermerhorn Eagles Peak Ranch

What was presented to us as a three-week kitchen remodel with Canyon Construction became an…read moreeight-week ordeal marked by preventable mistakes, inadequate communication, and a persistent sense of dismissal that made the entire process far more stressful than it should have been. From the beginning, the owner, Calvin Ates, established an uncomfortable tone. Each time we attempted to ask a reasonable question, we were met with condescension. He repeatedly reminded us that our home was "old," even though it was built in 1998, and the implication was that our concerns lacked legitimacy. It is difficult to feel confident in a project when the person responsible for overseeing it responds to basic inquiries as though they are inconveniences. The mistakes themselves were significant. Before demolition, the electrical outlets on either side of the stove were perfectly level. After installation, one outlet was noticeably higher than the other, and the backsplash had already been installed over it. We were the ones who identified the issue, and we were required to prove that the outlets had been aligned originally. This should never occur in a professional remodel. The countertop presented another major problem. Once installed, the bar became unlevel. The proposed solution was to remove the countertop and wedge a piece of plywood underneath rather than address the structural issue that caused the imbalance. Although the bar appears level now, the plywood remains in place, and I have no way of knowing what the weight of the granite has done to the internal structure of the wall. Prior to this remodel, we had laminate countertops, which are significantly lighter. The sudden increase in weight makes the lack of a proper structural correction even more concerning. Because of these mistakes, the backsplash had to be redone on both the stove side and the bar, which extended the timeline even further. The cabinetry introduced its own set of problems. Several cabinet doors already have paint chipping, which should never be present in a newly completed kitchen. The cabinet design in the corner where one wall meets another is especially poor. The space is so difficult to access that retrieving a single pot requires getting on the floor and reaching deep into an area that was clearly not designed with functionality in mind. The area surrounding the refrigerator is also problematic. The top portion is squeezed tightly by a side panel, while the bottom portion has a noticeably wide gap. The result is an uneven, unfinished appearance that draws attention immediately. In one section of the kitchen, the cabinets, countertop, and backsplash would have looked a lot better if they all had been aligned. Unfortunately, they are not. The misalignment in the original layout would have been an ideal issue to correct in the new design, yet it was repeated instead. This was a missed opportunity to improve the space and demonstrate a lack of attention to detail. Material selection was equally frustrating. I originally wanted a porcelain sink. Mr. Ates recommended on a different material, assuring us that it would not chip. I trusted his professional recommendation in the same way one trusts a surgeon to understand the procedure they are performing. The sink that was installed looks like a laundry sink, stains horribly, and is extremely difficult to replace due to the way it was mounted. Based on my experience, I would strongly caution anyone against selecting this type of sink for a kitchen. Communication with the crew was nearly impossible. They did not understand us when we attempted to point out issues, and once they began working, they would not stop. We had to watch problems unfold in real time without the ability to intervene or clarify. Although the kitchen is technically finished, the process left a lasting impression of frustration, disappointment, and a constant sense that we were fighting to have the most basic elements completed correctly. If you choose to work with this company, I strongly recommend taking detailed photographs of everything before the project begins, documenting each stage of the remodel, and recording the condition of all appliances and machinery, including what is functioning properly and what is not. Preparation is essential. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend Canyon Construction.

Calvin Ates, owner of Canyon Construction, has worked on three projects in our neighborhood. He…read morebuild a beautiful deck, did a room addition and hardscaped patio, and our project was a flagstone walkway to our backyard bird feeding station. He was wonderful to work with and the work was top quality!