The porch is still under construction but I am writing this review early as I am beyond extremely…read moreplease with their craftsmanship, the ease with working with this company and the sheer pleasure I've had working with the owners and craftsmen. I have an old farm house that is always in need of updating. One of the last big items on the list was rebuilding the back porch after old delapadated one was torn out. I contacted several local guys who either were not interested in this small-ish job or were apparently not eager to earn new business. But when I contacted Band Of Brothers, they scheduled a free estimate right away. When one of the owners (Stephen) came out with their estimator (Tim) I was very confident that these were the guys for me! As a single female trying to keep an old farm and farmhouse up, I have to be wary. I immediately felt at ease with Stephen and Tim and decided on the spot to hire them to rebuild the porch. As I stated, it's an old (1949) farm house and things are not always square, plumb or level! Once the work began, Stephen and his crew led by Mario made me feel extremely confident in their work. I am blessed beyond reason by finding them and will hire them for my next big project which will include a patio and 3 season room. I am so very confident in their work that I am writing this review before the porch is finished. I will add finished pictures when the job is complete. I do not have the words to express how much I love these guys! Did I mention that they are the happiest work crew I have ever had the pleasure to work with?!

My experience with Band of Brothers was incredibly frustrating and now the work they completed is…read morefalling apart and they have not returned any of my calls or emails with the attached pictures. The initial planning process and quote were good. They told us it would take 3 - 4 days to complete. They showed up the first day and took out the old screen porch. The next day they were supposed to start installation. The materials never arrived and I was told the Lowe's truck was in accident. It then took another 2 - 3 weeks for them to get the materials delivered, and then they needed more time for another material. They finally began installation. It was evident this crew was not experienced. For example, they put the drink rails on backwards. In addition, there were several areas where they installed materials that were not flush against the house. Note, they did come back and repair those mistakes and communicated that this was a new crew that was not experienced. After about six weeks, it was complete. Not great, but acceptable. Therefore, I paid them in full and they provided a modest 5% discount for my inconvenience. Note, My wife and I were incredibly patient and understanding through the process, never complained and were incredibly flexible, given we have three dogs and it was not easy when workers were on site, may times unexpected. My main issue with this company is after the job was completed. One of the owners, his name was Steven, helped finish the job and addressed our issues. there was some touch up painting that he said he would come back complete. I could have easily held payment until that was complete, but I also understand small companies need to get paid on time and I did not want to hold their payment over painting and I trusted Steven's word he would come back. He never showed. My wife texted and called at least six times and he never responded. While that was frustrating, I can handle doing touch up on my own. The main issue is the attached photos. These are pictures of the posts they installed coming apart, and other areas that are becoming detached. I have sent them two emails in the past two months, the last email with multiple pictures of their work deteriorating. At this point, all I can say is I would hope a company advertising themselves as veteran owned would operate with honor and integrity. that does not seem to be the case for Band of Brothers. I highly recommend anybody considering this company look for other contractors that finish the work complete and with high quality, and are honest operators.

When we moved to Wilkesboro we had a vision for a pool entertainment area that was a little…read moredifferent than your average pool house. We talked to several contractors but used Chuck Wallis (CWC) and are so glad we did. From the start Chuck, Micah and Rodney (designer) were the only contractors who seemed to get our vision and helped us to streamline it, both adding features that we're very glad we did, and changing a few that didn't make sense logistically. Dealing with them during the planning process was fantastic. The resulting "Banana Mac's" pool bar/house is all we had hoped for and more. We are thrilled with the final product! The only room for improvement we would add would be that, once construction began, communication could have been better. That would have avoided some frustration and confusion with final billing and project completion. That said, we highly recommend CWC and, should we decide to do additional construction, we would certainly use them again. Thanks guys, the bar is open!

We contracted with Chuck Wallis to build a new custom home for us. Chuck Wallis construction was…read morehanded a very detailed plan with several outsourced vendors. The contract with CWC was for everything but the basement walls and timber frame. The problems and tension with our project started and ended with dealing with CWC. A few of our experiences: 1. CWC accepted delivery and stored ~$30,000 of aluminum clad wood windows in our future basement where the windows were exposed to bad weather. We rescued the windows from the rain and covered them with plastic. The next day CWC reluctantly provided a trailer to store the windows. 2. The actual cost for our project was over $100,000 more than the CWC estimate. CWC played games with their invoices allowing us to pay for several pieces of our contract, not to exceed their licensed contractor limit. However, the NC State Board for Licensed General Contractor complaint director has told us the limit applies to the total construction cost for the house. Not what was invoiced. 3. It took months for CWC to line up a mason, concrete guy, grader, septic guy, and painter. Still work is not complete. The painter said he would come back to finish in August. We are still waiting. 4. CWC allowed our floor trusses to be dumped on our property and left uncovered in the rain for about 6 weeks. The trusses were put up with black mold. We insisted for mold remediation measures to be taken. It took awhile, but it was done. 5. CWC ignored our requests to correct erosion that occurred after grading for our retaining wall. Then, after the correction for the grading for our retaining wall we developed a pond. It has cost us over $6500 to hire a experienced and competent grader to remediate a sinkhole that opened up 4 days after we moved into to our new home. We asked for a drain. CWC did not recommend a drain. CWC recommended planting grass. The sinkhole was mother nature's drain. 6. Our CWC cabinets have paint defects. The paint rubs off then you touch the trim. So with all our experiences - there are more - we do not recommend CWC for any project larger than a garage or room addition. 1 hour ago