Do not use this company. Ray came out to provide a quote for…read moresome chimney work I needed. About a week later, I called to schedule the job. That's when he told me he had actually been hoping I wouldn't call back because All Brick Design could not honor the quote he had given me. He said the job would cost significantly more than the written estimate. I don't understand the purpose of providing a written quote if the company has no intention of honoring it. When I told him I would leave a review based on my experience, he accused me of threatening him. A review is not a threat--it's a way for customers to share their honest experiences with others. Please be aware of their unethical business practices.

Initially, I just wanted an extremely dangerous patio step replaced but Alex said they could fix…read morethe step and revamp my current patio and make it look like new. The quote was expensive but everything is expensive in 2025. The guys who came out did a fantastic job and I am thrilled with the result. My patio is safe and it does look like new. We had some minor hiccups but another guy, Abel, came and made everything right. The company followed up and made sure I was happy with everything before sending Alex back out to settle payment. I was embarrassed by my patio before, now I am proud to have people over and show it off! (Congratulations on your new baby, Abel!)

Bought second floor carpeting after living with Karastan for over 30 years with no problems, just…read moreneeded a change in color. The nightmare begins, during COVID time frame carpet laid turned out to be from different color lots, manufacturers agreed to replacement. The second carpet was laid with a "shear" defect, that is a grove cit into the middle of carpet that looks like a one inch racing stripe. I asked how can this happen, didn't anybody at Reimer look at the carpet rolls prior to installation ? I guess not. Reimer offered a "settlement" which I foolishly accepted because being near 70 years old, I couldn't move all the furniture on the second floor for the third time. The problems soon started with the second carpet, ripples started to appear. it seems going forward , Riemer was going to charge to come out and look at ($75) the ripples and than charge for the repair. They have been out at least three times for ripples and over $500 dollars to take care of this issue. It seems to be a great profit stream because it was poor installation from I read on Google. just to add to this, areas that they had to de ripple, seem to be holding. but now the ripples are going to new areas . I feel like ripping out the mess and starting over with another merchant, I can't believe it's worth the money to have a endless cycle of restretching. Truely don't know what to do.

Experience thus far... 1) Purchased expensive wool carpet…read more(we were told it was carpet). 2) Manufacturing process took a long time but we were patient. We were told our carpet installation was "tricky," and required an experienced installer. This should have set off alarm bells as you will see below). 3) Carpet installation was scheduled approximately 3 months after order. 4) Install date arrives. We had moved everything in preparation. 5) Carpet and carpet pad are delivered. 6) Install team arrives. Lead installer has more than 35 years of experience. Seemed like a very credible guy. Other guys indicate that he is the top installer for Riemer. 7) After about an hour of analysis, lead installer tells us that the carpet cannot be installed. The carpet was designed only to be a rug and that the multiple seams we needed would look terrible. He demonstrated this by trying to cut the carpet/rug in front of us. 8) We ask what are our alternatives? Answer - carpet has to be returned and we need to start from the beginning in choosing a new carpet. 9) Lead installer said same thing happened a month ago and the customer had to choose different carpet. 10) Carpet and pad are returned to Riemer. 11) We started a new online search for carpet. After about 10 days, we had narrowed the search to two options. 12) Salesperson finally gets back to us after about 10 days. She indicates that they "found" an installer who will install the carpet without a problem. 13) Salesperson indicates this has never happened before, despite the fact that the installer with 35 years of experience said the same thing happened a month ago. Who is lying? Our experience is that it is typically the person who has a motive to lie. 14) Salesperson indicates that manufacturer will not take carpet back. Obviously therein lies the motive. Riemer is in a bind. Salesperson says we have no choice but to take the carpet with the new "special" installer. 15) We feel like this is a shakedown. What should we do?

Had these folks waterproof my cabin basement and install a remote sump pump several years ago…read more 110% perfect. I had one slight problem with the equipment after 2 years (not their fault) and within 3 hours it was replaced. I read a lot of Google reviews prior to choosing them and glad it paid off - here is to a Yelp review from a very happy camper. Thanks Gentlemen!

European did a fantastic job on my brick and chimney repairs. They were very efficient and got the…read morewhole job done in one day. They were also very fair with respect to price. They don't skimp on quality but it is done for a lot less than other companies that look to add tons of lines on to their estimates in order to be able to land on big prices. Thanks European and team!

Based on some great reviews, I asked Nick at European Construction and Restoration to estimate a…read morechimney repair and some other tuckpointing that we couldn't ignore any more. He quoted a fair price (without the dreaded Bloomfield tax that most contractors add on.) I had had this repair estimated 7 times, with widely varying prices. European's price was the second lowest (the lower guy was iffy) but their work was top notch. Communication was excellent throughout the project. Nick is professional and personable. The crew did great work, dealt nicely with my pickiness, and cleaned up beautifully. They were friendly, too. I highly recommend European

FABULOUS! We had a water leak in our basement. I have been utilizing Conrest's services for…read morecontent management & repair of flooring & ceiling. The entire team has been fabulous. Shout out to Ian, Jonathon, Ruth, Zay and more! I would highly recommend their service to my friends & family. Communication has been excellent.

Conrest was recommended by my homeowner's insurance to do some water mitigation, mold remediation…read moreand repair/painting of my basement. I was very happy with the management of each stage of the work! Nicole Wagner was on top of everything as the project manager for the mold remediation and Aaron Brooks was always prompt, responsible and personable in all interactions related to managing the repair and painting. They both listened to my concerns and neither ever made me feel rushed! They were concerned about minimizing the inconvenience to me. And the outcome was a fresh, nice looking basement! Thank you Aaron and Nicole. Ann F, Canton, MI

I called up Drains Unlimited after having another sewer company come out to my house. I explained…read morethe issue to Bill over the phone, and he was able to fit me in in a very timely matter, even though knowing our area had a lot of rain, and he was very busy with other customers. The next day he was able to come over with his son and snake a drain that was suspected to be clogged. After five minutes, they were able to get our drain unclogged. Bill made some recommendations on what to do for the future, how to properly take care of our drain and make sure that we don't have any more issues, and even suggested in due time repairing some of our old piping, whenever it was convenient for us. Prices seemed very reasonable, and we're not trying to be gouged in someone's time of need. I would recommend Drains Unlimited in a heartbeat and look forward to doing more business with them to continue the upkeep of my home in Livonia.

I had a slow running bathroom drain. I called them and they showed up the next morning about…read more9:30am. They came in, assessed the situation, then went to work. Owner was very friendly and we talked about thing we had in common years ago. Problem was repaired and new pipes run. He asked for a check over a credit card due to card fees. I was happy to write the check. Work was done promptly and completely. He wanted to have me view the work even though I told him I was sure everything was good. Shows up promptly, work was done quickly and efficiently, and the price was in an expected range. This tells me that he is responsive to my needs and not trying to rob me. Would I recommend Drains Unlimited for your work. ABSOLUTELY!

Resurrection brick completed repair work on 2 chimneys and several areas of our 53 year old home…read morein a timely manner they were polite and cleaned up when completed. Roger was a great project manager and explained everything thoroughly prior and during work. We highly recommend this company.

Buckle up. This is going to be a long one…read more If anyone needs masonry/construction done, stay far away from this company. I needed some work done on my front porch. They charged the hell out of me. Almost $7000 to replace some outer bricks, remove my old steps and place new ones, and do a little tuckpointing under my window. I thought the work seemed good but when I initially posted it on Facebook I had several people tell me the steps weren't up to code. I called Chris, the project manager to express my concerns. His response was "which people? Who are these people?" When I told him some people on social media told me they are not up to code. One of them being a former city inspector for city of Detroit. Chris told me he could look at it but that they were up to code. Not too long after that, an inspector from city of Dearborn gave me a notice that the work had multiple violations, being that the steps were not of equal heights, no permit was pulled, no four foot footing was installed, and that they were not even licensed to work in the city of Dearborn so they were getting a ticket for that. Chris stopped by my house that evening to tell me city of Dearborn called him and in order to correct the work I needed to reimburse them for the permit and would need to pay them $1000 for the four foot footing. I was a bit taken aback but soon realized I should not pay for a violation that they committed. I wanted to speak with the owner instead I got Brittanie the operations manager who told me to "calm down" and "you would just have to pay $1000 for the four foot footing." She told me they are a licensed residential builder and that they are licensed to work in the city of Dearborn. The city inspector confirmed with me the next day that they weren't licensed to work in the city of Dearborn so she lied to me about that. I decided to have a different company correct their work. I wanted it done legally and with the way they did the steps, they were a tripping hazard and I didn't want to get sued. The other company pulled the permit and corrected their work. Unfortunately when Resurrection Brick did the work we financed through the bank they use to finance which is US Bank and the finance company is Wisetack. I tried to dispute it with them but they told me there was nothing they could do. I spoke to a lawyer who told me the bank shouldn't have given them the lump sum and they should have had me sign off that I approved of the work. I asked the finance company about me signing off on the work and giving my approval. I never did that after they were done. They explained that when I applied for the loan I checked off that I approved the work they did. How can I approve something if I never saw it? I asked the bank to send me proof of that and they told me they couldn't send me any proof of that. So there are issues with the financial institution Resurrection Brick chooses to use. Resurrection Brick also never gave me a copy of a signed contract. Now, I am going to be taking this to small claims court

The one star rating is only because there is a one star min requirement to post a review. This was…read morethe most ridiculously terrible home repair experience we've ever had in 25 years of home ownership in the Pointes. They were to have multiple workers to clean/repair master bathroom floor and enclosed shower and the Saltillo tile floor in kitchen - they had one worker arrive and they other called in sick - yet somehow miraculously arrived in good health after noon. The bathroom was "ok" but the worker missed cleaning the edge areas of the tile floor. The kitchen is were it gets ridiculous and dangerous. The estimate/contract explicitly states that they were to use "non-toxic cleaners" with steam cleaning in addition with machine washing as needed. These clowns, without consent or announcement, decided to use Muriatic (Hydrochloric) acid on our kitchen floor with my wife, our dog, our son and I all in the home closed up tight on a 30 deg day in December with a natural gas forced air furnace running the whole time. The fumes took our breath away after only a few seconds and also scorched our kitchen tile floor. Yet the lead worker was wearing a double canister face respirator. When I questioned him about the fumes, he only said through his respirator "you might want to not breathe this stuff in". They did not instruct us to open any doors prior or during the application of this Hydrochloric acid and had no regard for our safety, yet took very serious precautions for their own. They offered no apology and only maintained in a highly defensive attitude that it was part of their normal cleaning process, which according to the Sir Grout site and the contract/work order is 100% contrary to the truth. They stood in my kitchen with a mask on and lied to me about what I could plainly see with my own eyes. I have yet to receive a phone call from the area franchise owner that I was told I would by the lead worker. I would say this company is a joke if the consequences of their actions weren't so seriously dangerous. DO NOT USE this company for anything in your home.

TLDR: They are expensive and careless. This is a really…read moremixed review. They came within an hour of the appointment time, and were very pleasant. The work they did on the grout was good. They were sloppy toward the ends of two very long days, but overall the grout was good. Unfortunately, the material they us to clean the grout caused the finish on my bathtub to bubble up and peel away. They agreed to give me $200 toward a similar (low quality) treatment, but said that one of the men that worked on on my grout would do a higher quality finish for $500 (a value of $800 to $1200). He came and worked really hard, but the result was full of bubbles, and was peeling off in under two days. It took over a week to get a return date scheduled, and by then I realized I had realized I couldn't let them do more work on it. I hired another company to fix the tub, but the whole thing has taken over a month to resolve and was unnecessary from the beginning. The owner called me once to explain why it wasn't their fault, but that he would try to help me get my money back from his employee. He has not returned my follow-up call. The employee did, however, give the money back.