Pressure washing services for the home are highly recommended as well. The house looks brand new.read more

From the owner: 64 years of experience! Wether it be a full home remodel that takes months or a small weekend deck…read moreproject, we provide that old school built to last craftsmanship and we’re proud of it! Here at Southern Building & Renovations we help bring visions and dreams to reality through diligence and dedication to our trades.

XM Construction is a great! They truly know what they are doing when its comes to customer…read moresatisfaction. Drywall professionals, Framing experts and painting. The service for the price is beyond measurable. Thank you XM Construction! Highly recommended.

TLDR: nope! Oh boy,…read morewhere do I even start? First of all, at the beginning of our kitchen remodel project, we were told that the completion time would be 7-8 weeks. We started mid-October and the project was not completed until LATE-FEBRUARY. That's 20 weeks--- almost 3x the amount of time we were told in the beginning. And yes, sure, everyone always says it'll take longer than you initially expect but this was completely absurd. Delays were caused by ProBuid's lack of communication amongst its subcontractors, resulting in work being done incorrectly and needing to be redone (often more than once). There were also days where no one showed up at all, even though I was expecting them, because other projects took priority over ours, apparently. We felt completely forgotten. Further, when I'd try to get in touch with the owners I'd have to call MULTIPLE times and send MULTIPLE texts before getting a response. Speaking further to the general disorganization of the team, each subcontractor had no idea what the plan was for the remodel, so I had to print multiple sets of plans for each person that arrived. I was asked questions about the plans that I shouldn't have to answer because I wasn't an actual person employed on this project. I have a full-time job and did not have time for this. Upon project "completion" we were left with piles (about $2500 worth, lolol) of unused IKEA cabinetry that we had to haul back to return ourselves, tools not belonging to us, and trash (both in the house and all over the yard). Further, the kitchen may be functional and finished, but there's paint all over a window that wasn't cleaned up, some unfinished trimwork, staple gun holes not spackled and painted, outlets without covers (and one that doesn't even work), etc. In short, this was a cheapish kitchen and it looks exactly like that. I'm completely flabbergasted that so much time and stress resulted in something just mediocre. I would not recommend this company to anyone.

Unfortunately, our kitchen remodel did not go as well as we would have liked. Although they tried…read moreto make it right after we complained, we still feel there are some issues that many people would appreciate knowing about. Towards the end of the project, we had continual problems with leaks from the sink/dishwasher re-installation. The co-owner and two of his workers returned four times trying to fix it. The fifth time we hired a plumber ourselves. What we found out was upsetting: Not only had the work not been done by a licensed plumber, they had also used a non-code compliant part in the plumbing. We also have minor water damage to a panel next to the dishwasher on our brand new kitchen. Although they have offered to come out and replace the panel, we have declined because we don't want them messing with our dishwasher and plumbing again. Some minor issues we had: 1. They scheduled us a week earlier than planned because they said they could fit us in. They demolished our kitchen and then told us we now had to wait one week until the cabinet installer would be available. They did provide us with a temporary sink and reinstalled our stove to use, which we did appreciate. 2. The co-owner was late to our very first appointment and was not very verbal with what was going on unless we specifically asked him. 3. Co-owner laid out the design and then when the cabinet installer came, he changed that design which caused the electrical wiring to be in the wrong place. This in the end, delayed us at least 2 days. 4. When demolition was done, none of our appliances were covered to protect them. 5. Floors were left a complete mess and have scuff marks on them now. What went well? 1. Designer was very helpful and spent four hours with us to design our kitchen plan. 2. The worker who did the demo and original electrical work was helpful and flexible. 3. The cabinet installer was very thorough and communicative, everything was done professionally. Throughout the entire process we were told "Once it's done you're going to love it". Well, yeah, of course. But the whole process is part of the customer experience. Unfortunately, our experience was less than stellar.

Someone suggested that I take my few pieces of furniture to this place. It is huge. They had a…read moregreat selection of home decor, rugs, pictures, and than some. The owner was friendly, and he carried my items inside. He tightened one of the legs on my side table without complaining, and I was given a consignment number. Also, the nice store clerk advised me what is worth bringing in. My stuff can stay there up to a year to be sold. The split is 50/50 but in any case that's better than throwing stuff away or wasting time with a yard sale.

Great furniture finds! Bought several items to complete our new home! Great prices and sales…read moreassociates! Kim Martin