Wonderful company to work with. We worked closely with Justin, he and his team worked with…read moreintegrity and professionalism. Always on time, followed the schedule, and did an amazingly beautiful job. I would hire them again for our bathrooms.

I have done remodels in the past. Jim LaValle was extremely knowledgable and responsive throughout…read morethe project, and his staff did an incredible job. I wouldn't use anyone else.

Ricketts Stucco and crew were friendly, professional, and did excellent quality work. On time and…read moredid the job quickly and efficiently. Very pleased!

Our house is (was) mostly stucco with some old looking aluminum accent pieces. Ricketts Stucco…read moreremoved the aluminum and replaced it with stucco. The blending with the existing stucco was well done, and even before painting, we think it looks better than the aluminum. We are glad to have found Ricketts Stucco and would recommend this company to anyone looking for stucco work.

Very unhappy with final outcome of " repair". Spent over an hour going over projects that needed…read morerepair & enclosure to back porch. Was to give me an estimate and over 2 months these jerks NEVER RESPONDED !!! Paid an escalated price for simple repair..Roof material does not even match and paid for supplies that THEY TOOK WITH THEM !!!! Asked for itemized invoice and have gotten NOTHING !!!! Wrote a check to company name and the father of business was not happy that it was done that way. Wanted it made out to HIS name.. Shady...live & learn.. Now my repair job looks like crap...pops and snaps with wind.. Stole the supplies I PAID FOR & just VANISHED... Totally unacceptable, but typical for the "handyman business ". Thanks for raking my elderly father over the coals..stealing his money and taking extra supplies. All on video .thankful for that much.

Owner Josh and crew Hayden, Jason, Perry, and Andrew did an OUTSTANDING replacement skirting,…read more home structural repair, and interior sheet rocking; if 10 stars were an option, they'd receive the golden ten! For future needs, quality workmanship at a good value, it's a great feeling knowing WORKHORSE is only a phone call away!! THANK YOU WORKHORSE TEAM!!! Jane

We were expecting our small job to be a huge mess but not so! Rock It Stone arrived on time and…read moreprepared to minimize any leftover dust/debris. I was amazed at the short time it took them and watched as they left without a trace of cleanup for me. Jessie is a pleasant, efficient professional that respects customer time and finished product - yes, we highly recommend them!

Quick response frpm Rock It Stone with offering a reasonable price estimate for projected job.read more

Russ and Alex from A Accredited Restorations refurbished our wood floors. They stripped off the old…read morepolyurethane and re-applied two new coats of polyurethane. They were professional, considerate, hard-working, reasonably priced and did an outstanding job. They, their work and the results far exceeded our expectations.

Highly recommend this company! Fully explained the process. Kitchen tile floor looked like new and…read moresmelled so clean!! Tom and his wife are fantastic and it was apparent they thoroughly enjoy their job! Will definitely use them again !

I had my carpets and tile cleaned at my house. The cleaning of both was very good except for…read moreseveral damaged area's of the tiles grouting. Charlie and Mannie came out to inspect the damage a few days later and stated that basically the damage done by the machine was due to poor installation of the tile by the original contractor. When asked how much it would costs to repair, Charlie stated $250.00. First of all, I would have thought that Renu would have covered the repair since it was their equipment that caused the damage. It's easy to blame it on the contractor who installed it year's earlier, right! I told them that was too much, so Mannie said how about $200 when I did not reply he then said how about $175. Mannie then said that he would come by the next morning at 9am and do the repairs, however, he did not show up at the appointed time...unprofessional and inconsiderate of my time.

Colton of CnS Handyman Services replaced a lamp post fixture for me today and I couldn't be more…read morepleased with him and his skills. He showed up on time, was pleasant and knows exactly what he is doing. I'm so impressed that I will be asking him for his services on all my future projects. I've been renovating houses for over 20 years and have hired dozens of handymen and contractors, I can honestly say that Colton was superior. He has the knowledge and skills to do the job right. I'm so happy I called him and I highly recommend him for your next repair or remodel!!

I retained Mr. Heller to complete a residential remodel that included removing and replacing…read moreflooring; relocating two doorways and closing a third with the necessary drywall installation, mudding, and texturing; and painting. He began work on October 30. By December 30, when he suspended work on the project, he had completed less than 50% of the agreed-upon scope. Mr. Heller does not hold a general contractor's license. He operates under his father's license, although his father does not perform or supervise the work. Flooring The flooring manufacturer's installation instructions clearly state that a vapor barrier is required for LVP installation. Mr. Heller did not install one. The instructions also require the subfloor to be leveled to within 3/16" over a 10-foot span. The flooring that was installed has numerous hollow areas, and I can feel thinset patches beneath the planks that Mr. Heller claimed he removed. In the middle of the kitchen, the floor sinks approximately 1/4" to 1/2" when stepped on. Mr. Heller insisted this was normal and acceptable due to the nature of floating floors. He further placed blame on me for not purchasing the LVP he recommended, on the concrete pad for not being properly leveled 30 years ago, and even on the weather. After Mr. Heller walked off the job, I had four independent contractors assess the work. All four stated that the flooring must be torn out, the concrete pad properly leveled, a vapor barrier installed, and the flooring reinstalled. Additionally, the manufacturer's installation guide specifies that planks must be cut to allow a 1/4" expansion gap between the plank edge and the wall. While some planks were cut correctly, many were not; in several areas the cut edges extend beneath the drywall. Because LVP planks are damaged when removed, I will now have to purchase entirely new flooring to replace what was improperly installed. Drywall We asked Mr. Heller to shift two kitchen doorways approximately two feet to the right and close in a third doorway. Despite multiple rounds of mudding and sanding, the drywall joints remain clearly visible. Popcorn texturing was applied in an attempt to conceal the joints, but they are still obvious. I understand that drywall finishing is a skilled trade. However, if a contractor cannot produce professional results, they should not charge professional rates for substandard workmanship. Fees and Contract Issues Mr. Heller and I signed a written agreement stating that 50% of the total cost would be paid up front, with the remaining 50% due upon completion of the work. On December 30, after completing less than half of the project, Mr. Heller demanded that I pay 50% of the remaining balance as a cash draw because he was running low on funds. When I pointed out that this was a clear breach of contract, his response was, "I need to go where the money is." He then stated that if I did not meet his demand, he would leave to take on other jobs and schedule me in when he had time--after already being on the job for two months. I refused to pay additional funds until the work was completed, at which point he walked off the job. Additionally, I asked Mr. Heller to apply wall texture in the kitchen because it was clear he would not be able to skim coat the walls sufficiently to conceal the drywall joints. After completing that work, he presented me with a bill for the texturing and for other work that had been completed weeks earlier--on top of his demand for half of the remaining contract balance. Overall Impression Mr. Heller and his wife are pleasant and congenial people. Unfortunately, Mr. Heller does not appear to be particularly motivated or capable of completing work to a professional standard. He promised the project would be completed by Christmas, yet left the worksite after Christmas with less than half of the work done. Because my wife and I arranged for the work to be started early enough in the year, we had every expectation that it would be completed by Christmas since we planned to spend the holidays at home with our children and grandchildren. Mr. Heller assured us that the work would be completed by Christmas. When it became obvious that his assurances were unlikely to be met, we arranged to rent a five bedroom house so we could have a place to celebrate Christmas with our family. While Mr. Heller possesses some basic contractor skills, the quality of his work is mediocre at best.

Quality work, timely, reasonable and competitive pricing. Completed the job on time and above…read moreexpectations.