I hired them for general handymen work: fixing an always-running toilet, replacing the caulk in our…read moremaster bathroom at bathtub-to-floor transition, and removed/replaced a showerhead. I would like to start off by saying, all-in-all, I was happy with the work that was done. I would definitely use them again if I needed similar services needed in the future, or anything else they provide work on. Really, the only downside was the amount of time, from initial contact to when the actual work was completed took longer than expected. There was mentioned a personal emergency, which I understand, and that they didn't want to schedule too many jobs in advance in case something runs over or a contractor is unexpectedly unavailable. But my initial contact took place on 10/24 and a contract wasn't sent over for me to review and return until 11/4, then I wasn't contacted to schedule an appointment until 11/20. So, while I would have liked to been kept in contact more, I am glad to say I was very happy with the work done. I would probably recommend calling the company, rather than using the website/email; that might provide a quicker turnaround. I just hate calling folks, so I avoid it when possible! Now on to the actual work. The contractor arrived on time, and looked professional. He was also courteous and didn't mind my cats, which is a bonus since they tend to be super nosy with visitors. He arrived around the ETA I was given, and was quick to ask what all I needed done. I showed him the three items we needed help with, and he said he would be able to get it all done. He got to work right away. I ended up needing to leave for work a little after he arrived, but my husband said he was great the entire time I was gone too. It wasn't until a few hours later that I came home to inspect everything. The toilet no longer constantly runs, my caulking job looks perfect, and I have a nice new showerhead instead of what was left over from the previous owners! The initial contact went a little slow, but I am very happy with the overall results, thus my rating. The hourly rate was a little higher than I expected, but I knew it ahead of time. I'm just glad he got done quickly; they definitely don't mess around or try to pad their timesheet, and for that I am grateful. I definitely recommend Punch Out Plus, LLC.

I own a very crazy, hyper active dog who occasionally runs through the house like he's been on a…read morecrack binge for over a week running into everything! Well after running into THE SAME wall repeatedly he managed create 4 holes!! I called Punch Out. Asked for an estimate. When my husband and I were ready to have the work done, I emailed them told them I'd like to schedule them to come out. They emailed me a proposal. I signed it, emailed it back and within 2 weeks the work was done. Bill was the gentleman that came to our house to complete the work. He was VERY VERY nice. Did an EXCELLENT job fixing what our dog messed up. If we have any other drywall issues, they will be our go to people.

When Sembro completed our kitchen remodel, it looked like a high end magazine ad. We love it…read more Sembro was there every day and worked hard. Instead of the usual complaints from folks about kitchen project completion time, ours was done in a timely manner. The materials were solid quality and the finishes were beautiful. Highly recommend.

We used SemBro to redo our kitchen. Daniel was our project manager and he could not have been more…read morethorough and helpful. They planned out the entire project on a calendar and met all the deadlines. In particular, Sasha was our favorite. My wife and plan on upgrading our master bath in a few years, and we will WITHOUT A DOUBT use SemBro again.

Creekside Coverings did an awesome job on our Pergola and outdoor kitchen. We couldn't be happier…read more They did the work, kept the area super cleaned up each evening and finished in just 3 days. The kitchen area is perfect and the covering over half the pergola will be super helpful in the rain and snow with our dogs. I don't think a more professional job could even be possible. Shawn and his team did great work and I'd recommend them to anyone looking to bring a vacation space to their back yard!!

Mostly good, but several workmanship issues…read more Creekside Coverings recently completed our outdoor stair reconfiguration project, transforming our straight stairway into a more functional design with a landing and a 90-degree turn onto a paver patio. While the team finished on schedule, the final result revealed some craftsmanship challenges. The project's core functionality meets our expectations. However, in our opinion, certain details fall short of what we would consider more commonly-used construction practices. Key observations follow. 1. The deck planks on the landing are installed parallel to the support joists. This necessitated the addition of blocking between the joists. The blocking was added after the deck planks were secured to the landing frame. In addition, the decking appears to be fastened only to the landing's frame, without direct attachment to the joists or blocking. 2. The newly-constructed landing appears to have been designed without sufficient attention to detail, in our opinion. The shape of the landing necessitated the placement of an additional railing post adjacent to an existing post on the landing to properly secure the bottom section staircase railing. 3. The two new posts on the new landing are slightly different in size than the original posts, and their caps do not match the existing post caps. The contractor mentioned these items to us after they were already installed on the stairway, and he told us that they would not affect functionality. With attention to the observations above, this would easily be a five star project.

I had seen a retractable deck cover with a permanent frame at the home and garden show. I had…read morereached out to the local rep asking for information and she sent me a link to an online catalog. Long story short, she was NOT helpful in any way - merely an order taker. I couldn't make heads or tail of their website - but I knew exactly what I wanted. I looked elsewhere for a vendor to no avail. Even if I had ordered with the online company, I would have had to install myself or find an installer. So I turned to Yelp . . . I have had MUCH success with Yelp finding excellent service and skilled providers. I entered the details of what I wanted and submitted the project for response. I got maybe 4 companies contacting me - one being Eric Call Contracting. This company asked to schedule some time to talk - and so we did. All the other responses merely asked if I HAD the deck covering as they just wanted to install it. None would entertain the idea of helping me source the deck cover. Eric and Angie showed up when they said they would and we began to talk. I explained what I wanted, showed the brochure from the home and garden show, showed them our deck - and they went to work. Eric tried to work with the awning company I had wanted to buy from - but he got nowhere despite being more persistent than me. Eric still understood what I wanted - a permanent frame that would attach to and extend up from the deck with canvas runners that we would open and pull shut and remove in the winter. We would also be able to replace the runners should they get damaged. Eric drew up a design and shared it with me - along with possible runners he found on Amazon. We had a lot of back and forth and they were great keeping in touch. I finally decided to go with them despite having no other bids for comparison. Clearly no one else wanted to do the work needed to get me the deck covering I wanted. I signed on the dotted line and cut a check to get the project started. Again, Eric and Angie did a great job of communicating with me and providing updates. Although working through Yelp does provide some financial protection, I was still nervous going with the first company I contacted. But they definitely earned my trust - the materials showed as promised. And work began as promised, and before I knew it, my vision of a deck covering had materialized! Our deck is on the back/south side of the house. There are no trees or shading so we fight to keep the house cool on sunny days. We had recently replaced a large, rust painted deck with a smaller light treated wood deck. Now with this covering, we are already enjoying not having to turn on the A/C as much, leaving the back door open for a breeze, and actually being able to sit on our deck when the sun is hot. We've also been able to pull the runners closed when a windy storm hit. And in the winter, I'll take the runners down to protect them and allow full sun in the cold temperatures. I cannot say enough about how I appreciated the work this company did. I highly recommend you contact them when you have a project.

I recommend ECC without hesitation. We had excellent communication during the project, always…read moreknowing who or which subs would be coming to our home. They were accepting, even encouraging, of evolving the project and change orders along the way. They arranged for the trades to additional small changes beyond the project while those trades were in our house. Our project was not an addition, it involved renovations with impact throughout our house. The results look like they have always been part of our home not added on. I recommend ECC without hesitation.

AIS removed an old room and deck and built us a large outdoor room with two pergolas including a…read morelarge TV wall, fireplace, hot tub, outdoor kitchen, granite counter tops, custom lighting throughout. They did an excellent job! Parks and Aubrey was great to work with and always had good ideas when we needed them. Rodney's crew did the custom framing and always accommodated any changes that came along. They're good people to work with. You can't go wrong using AIS on your next project.

Buyer Beware - Do Your Homework Before Hiring This Company…read more I don't typically write negative reviews, but after my experience, I feel a responsibility to warn others. I hired this company to remove and replace my residential roof. At the time, it was a significant investment, and I trusted that I was getting quality workmanship. Fast forward 10 years, and I've discovered a serious issue: faulty ridge vent installation that has led to improper attic ventilation and ultimately mold growth, as confirmed by my insurance company. When I brought this to their attention, I wasn't met with concern or even a willingness to discuss the issue--just a flat refusal to engage because "too much time has passed." Here's the reality: Homeowners don't routinely climb into their attics to inspect ventilation systems unless there's a problem. These types of installation defects can go unnoticed for years until they become costly--and potentially hazardous--issues. What's most disappointing is not just the problem itself, but the complete lack of accountability or customer support when a legitimate concern is raised. My advice to anyone considering this company: Ask detailed questions about ventilation systems, not just shingles Get everything documented clearly Understand what kind of workmanship guarantee (if any) truly exists And most importantly, choose a company that will stand behind their work long after the job is done A roof isn't just a purchase--it's a long-term investment in your home. Make sure you're working with a company that treats it that way. I wish I had known then what I know now.

We use them for inside and outside handyman work. It is hard…read moreto find quality workmanship for projects and we known we can always depend on them for our many jobs. It all started with a wonderful kitchen remodel and just kept growing.

Our remodel was definitely an improvement over the disaster we had. When we left for a vacation in…read moreFlorida our bathroom was a rotten mess of spongy floor, rocking toilet, cracked plaster and a nasty non working water jet tub. After the vacation we came home to a totally remodeled and beautiful bathroom. No more rotten floor, rocking toilet and nasty tub, new paint on repaired plaster and it looks great.

We just signed with suncraft to do any EZ Breeze on our back porch. Zach was extremely helpful in…read moreanswering our questions about the materials and process. If he did not know he talked with someone who did. I can't wait until they get started.

I'm a 70 year old retired man. I've been around, I've met a lot of people and dealt with many…read morecontractors. I've never had a worse customer experience than I had with Suncraft. Last April (2025), I hired them to replace the 30 year old wood deck (also Suncraft) on the back of my house with (mostly) composite. The sales and design phase were fine, John offered several excellent suggestions. Jeff, the owner, is an extremely unlikable, overbearing, condescending, arrogant know-it-all who doesn't understand basic physics. The ground under the deck is sloped and I clearly said not to use fine pea gravel under the deck because it would wash out during heavy rain. How do I know? Because that's what happened with the first Suncrap deck and it ruined my lawn for years. Well they used fine gravel and over the winter it slid downhill and pushed the wooden skirt under the deck out of alignment by a couple inches. Jeff couldn't understand how that happened, wasn't very interested in fixing it and I got him to push back the gravel and the wall. I suggested covering the gravel with plastic to cut down on the settling and he refused, but he told me he'd leave plastic and I could do it myself. Really? He didn't. So the problem that didn't exist before the Suncraft Touch is now oozing down the slope and I have to deal with this fiasco created by Jeff because he doesn't listen to customer input. The actual workmanship by the crew is subpar, to be polite. Poor joinery, the rail cap is a deck board screwed to the rail (and that's an "upgrade") The rail ends look unfinished and bush league. They built the stairs over a very obvious sprinkler head that required an emergency callout to my sprinkler company ($200). The deck failed final inspection on THREE counts. By the time they fixed that, it was mid-September. Been "doing this a long time" and can't pass a building inspection? There's a bunch of other stuff, I could fill a couple pages. To sum up: For $28k, you get a crappy deck and a slow moving gravelanche under it to deal with for the rest of your life. In our conversations covering 15 minutes total Jeff told me repeatedly he'd "been doing this a long time." And this is the best you can do? Really, look elsewhere. Anywhere else.

This was a great experience working with Matt and his team. Matt was very professional and easy to…read moretalk with. They really did a awesome job on my house, and it didn't take long at all for them to complete. It you looking for a company that is fast ,reliable and do good quality of work look no further Matt is the guy you need to reach out too. For all my roofing, siding, and painting needs for the future I will be using this company.