Pat and his crew are the most amazing and skilled artisans. They restored a blue stone terrace on…read moremy property that looks like new. I highly recommend them for any mason work that you have at your home or business. They were professional, timely and a pleasure to work with!

Place is small but packed full of the most amazing tile…read more Not overwhelming. Nancy was great - helped us every bit of the way even helped us to find a tile we saw at another place. Prices were very competitive. Would use them again in a heartbeat.

Would recommend Creative Stone to anyone looking for tile/stone work…read more Their show room and team was extremely helpful in finding the perfect solutions for our dated kitchen. They worked with us on style, availability and schedule. Installation was seamless. They were diligent, quick, clean, and made sure we got the best job possible. No unnecessary bells and whistles here, just quality work that will make our kitchen beautiful for a very long time!

They have a large selection of plants, shrubs, trees, bushes, just about everything. They can also…read moreplant your items, for a price. I have asked them to order trees for me that I can't get elsewhere locally. Friendly, helpful staff

Little nursery that I learned about at a fall fair. There are plants for sale on the front and side…read moreof the business, with some indoor plants inside as well as season decoration. I came here because I heard about the pumpkin ride. The ride is a short maybe 5 minute ride through the back of the nursery building. They take you to a small area that has goats and chicken. This is ideally for little kids. There is not much to do or see, but it's cute. The maze is short so that the kids can enjoy. They let us take home a little pumpkin. When we got back to the main nursery area they also provided a tiny cup of apple cider. With so many other big farms in the area I don't think I'll be returning for any fall activities here.

If I could give these guys 0 stars I would. I have a bad epoxy, microcement job on my driveway and…read moremoisture kept making it blow up. I was sure I needed to demolish the driveway but the owner kept saying he can grind it and make it look "like new." What a joke! The concrete looked horrible and all $2500.00 for one day of grinding? They left all the debris here and didn't even remove it. Where are am I supposed to dispose of it when garbage will not take it?

Wonderful company. They were responsive, polite, and timely. They did a beautiful epoxy job on my…read morebasement floor at an incredibly afforafable price. Would recommend these guys 100%. You won't be disappointed!

I'm going to try to be concise as possible…read more I met Vinny Russo, owner of SolidRockBuilds in spring of 2022. He was very pleasant and seemed very forthcoming and he came to our property several times. We were still dealing with Covid and finding someone to show up was a struggle, so we were happy to see him stick through this process. He was one of two contractors that made the cut. He wasn't the cheapest, but he seemed honest. We broke ground on Nov. 2022, and from that point forward it was a disaster. Within a week the issues began. He cut right through our sewer line, so excrement was leaking into our backyard. - Vinny did not inform me, and someone on his crew shoved a rock into the sewer pipe. I called him, he told me it wasn't a big deal. It was fixed 3 days later. Pretty gross, and to not rock the boat I praised him for his speed. 3 days of toilet water spewing into our yard is 3 days too long in my opinion. The hits continued from there. He removed the insulation from the soffit which was underneath the upstairs bathrooms on the coldest week in December. Our pipes froze. By the grace of god they did not burst. It took 2 days to thaw though. Fun! Next up, the architect called for a vapor barrier underneath the concrete. Not to get too technical. A vapor barrier prevents water from moving upwards through the concrete and to the surface. The surface which might have a finished floor like wood. The day of the pour he put holes throughout the vapor barrier. I called my architect to confirm it that was called for and he said no, and in fact he should redo the vapor barrier. By that time, the cement truck was on site. That was HACK move number 4-5. By now I started to see a pattern and I should have pulled the plug, but I didn't. Then came the clown show of the pour. He didn't opt to have the concrete company provide him with a power extension hose to spread the concrete. He build his own funnel system that didn't work great and him and several other laborers he brought in for the day wasted time trying to get it in place. Since his contraption was so poorly devised the concrete was not distributed well, so we had deviations for 1/2 to 2 inches. I believe from the bathroom to the living room which was on 8 feet, it at 1-1/2 alone. I know what you are thinking at this point why not get rid of him. I need the job done, so I had to continue. We could not stop and start the process over again. I just needed to make sure I stayed on top of every step. The framing took several weeks because little did I know when I hired him. It was just him and his pal Jimmy that would be building the addition. He said he had a crew, but it turns out not to be the case. Literally it's him and Jimmy 90% of the time, and they only work from about 8:30AM-2PM, many days it was to 1:30PM. My ring camera does not lie. I let the clown show continue, and I even extended the additional to also include replacement of the old windows and siding. I think I'm a glutton for punishment. He did it everything wrong. Number one, when installing house wrap, it should be done all at once as a continuous barrier. The seams should be taped and if using staples, the stamp holes should be taped as well. He applied a strip of house wrap around the window opening, and before I caught him. That's all he had. He didn't use a waterproofing rubber membrane around the window opening. When I asked him why not, he began asking me if he wanted him to build for leaks. I couldn't wrap my head around what he was saying. I called Andersen and they confirmed their warrant does not cover improper installation. He ended up using flashing after that, but the order in which it was installed was again wrong. The fact that the homeowner had to call him out on that is astonishing. IMAGE WHAT HE DOES WHEN PEOPLE AREN'T PAYING ATTENTION OR IF THEY DON'T KNOW ANY BETTER. Every sub that came in mention how terrible the concrete pour was. I don't know if they said it to his face but even Jimmy, his right-hand said it was awful. In the end I had to pay him to additional money to level the floors. He actually tried to install flooring on top of the concrete. It was so unsafe. It was like walking on sponge. Just absolute trash like much of his other work. This is getting long enough, so I'll wrap it up. He didn't maintain a typical pay schedule and at the end of the day we paid him for all the work we signed a contract for, but he did not complete and purchase all the necessary material to complete the job, so we had to pay additional money to other people to complete the job. He's a bad contractor and I wish I saw other reviews citing this. The combination of all the issues makes me convinced that any prior review were written by family and friends. His work was subpar. In review all his work, there is not one single thing that is good quality. Check out the pictures. I wish I were making this up. AVOID, AVOID!!!

They do outstanding work. Reasonably priced. Excellent…read moreemployees. Knowledgeable talented and experienced. They've very reliable and neat. They come to work no slacking off. I highly recommend them. Master carpenter and painter. They can do all aspects of construction.

Easy to work with and the cabinets are beautiful. They are so helpful with their suggestions and…read moreMichael is amazing at designing kitchens. Would highly recommend this company.

We hired HK&B over 15 years ago and were pleased with their work. When it came time to do over…read morethe kitchen in our current home, we elected to use them again. Mike did a great job with our kitchen layout, Glenn and Don communicated well and the installers did a great job. The installers have excellent craftsmanship and are genuinely nice guys; they want you to be happy with the final product. Our job was finished in Aug 2021. We are happy with the final product and our kitchen looks great. A few items to note: 1. Mike is an awesome designer and nice guy but we needed to chase multiple times to get our plans after our deposit was paid. Mike had to personally drive over to get plans to us for a meeting with our general contractor which added additional stress. Communication and follow up could be improved. 2. Get installation costs in writing in your contract to avoid the actual cost being over what was verbally communicated. We ultimately arrived in a good place but the back and forth on this added stress. Would recommend HK&B.

Very helpful staff, always willing to answer questions, well stocked lumber yard and trim…read moredepartment.

I am reluctant to leave negative reviews for any business, but I feel compelled. I calculated that…read moremy premium over the large box stores was about 30% which I don't mind paying a premium if I am going to be served promptly courteously and professionally and that the communication is crisp about my deliveries. Poor gruff customer service at premium prices! No TY