Had James hang our grass wallpaper. Of course needed it done "yesterday"...James was able to…read moreschedule the job quickly. Did a GREAT job hanging the paper...and just "good people"

Terrible!! Hate to…read moredo this/ since I am your 3 review I was optimistic when I did reach and spoke to the first time. I sent pictures to text like requested per estimate. Then the service went dark-became unreachable, left messages, called several times, sent follow up texts Completely non responsive. Owning a business means you have to follow up, you don't have to except a job but at least have the professional courtesy to say so. A review can either bring people in or shut them off at the door. Unfortunately I was not able to even afforded a call back. Hopefully this will give you some insight.

Top-shelf workmanship, delivered on time, with excellent follow-up from our sales representative,…read moreMike. There was an outstanding item that he personally pursued with the manufacturer and successfully resolved. We are very pleased with our purchase and the overall quality of the cabinets.

Brakur Custom Cabinetry did not fully honor their contract. We have called countless times with our…read morefull intention to resolve our issue. Their representative said, they don't do things as we asked, even though everyone signed a contract. Interesting model.

Unfortunately, hiring this company for our basement's concrete slab epoxy coating in custom…read moremetallic matte finish turned out to be a very costly mistake. Cannot recommend. Originally, our basement had wall-to-wall carpeting with some old linoleum tiles underneath. But, after a happenstance of heavy rains and sewer backup, the basement got flooded and the ruined carpeting was removed by the damage mitigation company leaving us with highly unattractive linoleum glue-down tiles in faded rose pattern from the 70's. So, after some research, we decided on epoxy coating in metallic matte finish hoping to get durability, low maintenance and high aesthetic appeal for our basement floor. From the start, the project was filled with numerous delays and setbacks as the company seemed to have been stretched out thin between several concurrent project sites, trading daylaborers with doubtful qualifications (as evidenced by them getting yelled at throughout the day) and, at times, displaying complete disregard to the amount of collateral damage inflicted upon our basement's walls, doors, stairs, HVAC equipment, light fixtures and adjacent bathroom. Despite my pleas to cover up the doorways, stairs, closet shelves and provide proper containment for the airborne dust from grinding the concrete floor, virtually zero precautions were taken along the way. Furthermore, an enormous cloud of dust was generated one day by the apparently malfunctioning grinder setting off smoke detectors around the house and covering the entire kitchen, the living room, playroom and hallway upstairs in a layer of thick white dust. I'm baffled why the work was not stopped immediately and instead went on for the rest of the day. This lack of basic job site supervision showed very little concern for the well being and health of my family (my wife and our 1 year old son had no choice but to stay at home during the pandemic lockdown). We were not offered any compensation for the hours and hours of unexpected cleanup that we had to do afterwards. While we can't know for certain of the quality of the products being used for the epoxy mix (or any of the stages), we're not convinced that the guys that were here on company's behalf were doing a diligent job across the board as evidenced by very poor handling of dust/debris control that we were exposed to. So, given the sad end results, there are reasonable doubts on how well the process was handled along the way. Fast-forward to now, not even 120 days after the job was completed, the majority of the epoxy coated floor started developing blisters and bubbles filled with liquid and air. Strangely, the blisters on the epoxy followed the checkered/square pattern of the glue-down tiles. Jake (the owner) denied any wrongdoing during the install of the epoxy coating and blamed the environmental factors (such as ground waters) after the fact. We were offered to pay about 25-30% extra to have the floor re-sanded and covered in permeable/breathable concrete overlay, instead of offering even a partial refund for the poor outcome to date. Concerned for the collateral damage to the newly remodeled basement and the overall devastation to the budget, we asked to be refunded rather than paying more because we have not been happy with the results so far. According to several second opinions we received from the other flooring companies, it is not uncommon for the concrete floor to soak up moisture during the basement flood (which was caused by the sewer backup in our case prior to the epoxy coating) and the epoxy blisters are in the shape of the linoleum tiles for the most part because that's where the weakest penetration point was, around the glue-down tiles. It also appears to be a well known fact that the concrete is prone to a very slow release of this moisture back into the air under a curing seal as ambient humidity levels and temperature change over time. I was told 3 times by different people that this situation could have been basically avoided all together with proper concrete prep/drying and checking for humidity levels by drilling into concrete (typically 3 spots for every 1000 square feet) and taking appropriate measurements before the vapor barrier was installed. All of the blistering now is in the areas originally affected by flooding. We did not get any of our money back yet. I'd be glad to update this review if we ever get our refund.

Buss was quick to answer job was done in a timely manner…read more Floor color is amazing does have weird markings but I'm sure doing epoxy concrete on an old concrete basement floor cannot be perfect.

Jorge and Jose have been doing projects for me for years. They are so honest and professional…read more I would highly recommend them for painting and other small projects also.

We recently had upstairs bedrooms, ceilings, and hallway on first and second floor done. They did a…read morephenomenal job. Timely and reasonable quote. Great job patching, sanding and caulking before paint went down, great attention to detail, and cleanup over the 3-day job. Jorge took time to answer questions at the outset and throughout the process. Friendly crew. Will work with them again.

I used Mo from Extreme Home improvements for a masterbath re-do. He was very professional,…read morerespectful, and trustworthy. I got his information from next door appt. I have done my fair share of build outs and this one was the smoothest. I found him to be very honest. I would definately recommend him.

Moe is a true professional--courteous, respectful, hands-on, and very personable! These qualities…read moremade it an easy decision to trust him with all my repairs, including plumbing, HVAC, and mold remediation on our ceiling after a water leak. His team is skilled and works hard from start to finish. With their experience and expertise, they can handle any general contractor work your home needs. I'll definitely use Moe again and highly recommend him to all my friends and family. Give him a call and let him know TC sent you!

Andy and his crew (about 10 guys) did a great job for us. Tear off, new installation and clean up…read moreall within about 5 hours. Left the house looking great and the yard, driveway and areas around the house clean of any debris. All at a very fair price. Andy is a local businessman and a pro. Highly recommended.

Had 35 year old roof needed to replace with new complete tear off of old and redone with new from…read morestart to finish owner kept me in the loop of what was happening, Highly recommend this company and the price was right on point if you need a new roof or just a repair give them a call , Andy Spencer is the owner and a local Elmhurst person .

I am so happy I am with results of my project with Arrowhead. All the surfaces look so great, I…read moresmile every time I pull in the driveway, They leveled areas the needed it perfectly, they stripped old sealer that made my drive and walkway look awful and resealed it perfectly. The new sealer brought back the shine, Resanding is perfect and looks great. The results exceeded my expectations.

Arrowhead brick pavers absolutely went above and beyond redoing and renovating our new beautiful…read morebackyard patio. The level of professional and attention to detail has been second to none and a breath of fresh air. At the helm of this exemplary team was Jaime, whose genuine kindness and approachable demeanor made the entire process a pleasure. His outstanding leadership inspired his crew to emulate his sincere and dedicated approach, resulting in a cohesive and highly efficient team. Communication was fast and easy, with written assurance on the craftsmanship of their work. They stayed within budget and were always transparent with the pricing. With the variety of materials and potential plans, Jaime made the process as simple as possible: he brought samples to our home, explaining the differences and durability, gave us potential plans, and never made us feel like we were asking too many questions. We never felt rushed and always felt like our project was a priority to the company. I joked that I wish his company would renovate bathrooms/kitchens, etc as they were just so easy and professional to work with. We will definitely hire Arrowhead brick pavers for our future projects and have already recommended them to friends and neighbors!

I drove by their big yellow 123painting.com sign and remembered the name. Filled the online form…read moreand got the call from their office the same day to make an estimate appointment. Bogdan, the owner, was here on time and he gave me an estimate on the spot. I like the quality work they did fixing nail pops and uneven walls and painting. The place looks amazing and we are very happy with their work. I highly recommend Prestige Decorating 123painting.com

There's a saying "Time is money." Well it certainly is when a business quotes you their hourly rate…read moreor provides an estimate for a job and says that it's the cost for their time/labor, but Prestige must not appreciate that other people's time is money when they don't show up (or call) and respect potential customers time, on two separate occasions to provide an estimate. If you're too busy, have some professional courtesy and let a potential client know you're too busy. Don't book estimates and not show up and not even call (twice). Poor business and even if you're the best damn painters this side of the Mississippi, this lack of professionalism doesn't deserve anyone's money especially for a commodity business like painting where there are a ton of other reputable options.