I am grateful to Keller Water Proofing for making it possible to convert my basement into an…read moreaccessory dwelling unit (in-law apartment). After investing over $100,000, I had stopped the job because the basement was taking in water. Then I wasted time and money on other solutions: gutter repair, gutter reconfiguration and two dry wells. I was about to walk away when I heard about Keller. So glad! Thank you, Keller!

Original contract was not followed. The price was very high but the design using pipes for a…read moregravity feed system to divert water was good. My neighbor did his own system of moving water away from the hill around his house. Keller came in and then encountered rocks and redesigned the plan to have a single sump pump located outside. The final cost was over $15,000! Most companies can put in a sump pump for a few thousand. Horrible planning. Team arrives on random schedule. The company has over 200 projects running and they can not remember one from another. They also leave equipment at your house for extended periods of time. My project was to last one week and ended up being over a month before I got them to finish. However, on a good note. The water is diverted from the house by an outdoor pump that I now have to maintain. Not what I wanted.

I have done some work with with them and they are excellent! In a industry dominated by big…read morecorporations who only care about the bottom line BG is a breath of fresh air. Honest and fair priced

We had a crack in our basement wall that needed injection. They recommended a strap in addition to…read morethe injection for a reasonable fee, were courteous, helpful, and detail oriented. BG did a great job in a short turnaround. Highly recommended! Peace of mind at a good price. Thank you!

I had a a very difficult time finding someone to help with a bulkhead/foundation issue in…read moreFramingham. Almost all the contractors you find will do either the foundation or the bulkhead but not both. Most of the bulkhead contractors had a waiting list into next spring. I was lucky to eventually find Bella Masonry. Adam was a huge help explaining what my issues were and was very responsive throughout the process. His crew did a great job replacing my bulkhead and sealing where the bulkhead met the foundation of the house. I'd highly recommend Bella Masonry.

I hadn't even hired Adam when he spent an hour on the phone giving me advice about how to deal with…read moremy ancient fieldstone foundation. I had spoken with several other masons but it was quite clear that Adam was at another level than they were in his comprehension of the issues I was having. What a confidence builder. Generous and wise, Adam is an unusually engaged craftsman. I will be calling him again.

Called Kiwi Chimney this morning to inquire about a chimney cleaning that I hoped I could schedule…read morethis week. Spoke with representative Steff and explained that I had a hard thick glaze of creosote that had ignited in the chimney the previous day. Steff, who was pleasant and professional during our conversation, said she would try to get a technician to my home today. I was quoted a price for the job which was fair and reasonable. Thirty minutes later, a Kiwi utility truck entered my driveway. Technicians Gabe and Regan introduced themselves and I gave them an overview of my woodstove and chimney. They wasted no time and immediately went to work. They thoroughly cleaned the chimney and removed all the glazed creosote; they went on to clean the stove, stove pipe, chimney cap and screen. A thorough inspection was performed, and I was happy to hear the clay flue was in good shape. Upon completion of the job, they vacuumed the area around my stove and cleaned up loose debris from outside. These two gentlemen did a great job and where very personable, knowledgeable. Gabe was at the ready with information on products currently on the market for upgrades and equipment that enhanced safety of wood burning stoves and chimney liners. This afternoon, I received an email from Gabe with my inspection report and before and after photos. What an absolute satisfying experience from start to finish with Kiwi. I highly recommend this company for your chimney service needs. OUTSTANDING WORK! Thanks Steff, Gabe and Regan.

I messaged them onYelp and they were responsive. I set up the first available appointment. They…read morearrived on time, worked efficiently, were very friendly, showed me photos of the inside of the chimney, gave me an estimate of recommended mortar /waterproofing, and then they were done. Highly recommended. I will definitely have them come for my next chimney inspection/cleaning.

Did an amazing job waterproofing my basement. Replaced a sump pump on two days notice after major…read morestorm. Sure they were super busy. Planning to hire them again to fix water issues in my garage. Big fan.

Our entire first floor was destroyed by groundwater. We thought that we needed a $20k drainage…read moresolution. Diego was able to remedy the cause by installing two wells and saved us thousands of dollars. His team replaced the damaged drywall, flooring and molding. They also were able to complete all of the electrical and painting. All work was done professionally and meticulously. It was a large, involved project, but Diego patiently walked us through all steps from start to finish. All of the staff from the electricians to painters were courteous and professional. Their attention to detail was appreciated. The entire project went very quickly and we are very pleased with the results.

Wayne did a great job inspecting the chimney in the antique home we're looking at and explaining…read morewhat was going on with them.

Quick & friendly service. Very responsive & excellent at communicating. Highly recommend an…read moreinspection if you can not remember the last time you had one done.

Our Brady Built Sunroom is 33 years old. It was the best investment we have ever made. We have…read morehad to replace a few windows but that's not bad considering its age. It owes us nothing. I had a friend over to visit whom I hadn't seen in years. She walked in and said "Oh, you have a Brady Built"! Her brother had one in his house here in Mass. and was so disappointed when he had to move to NJ. He wished he could have taken the room with him. The Brady Built service has been very responsive and helpful. I would definitely do business with Brady Built again and I highly recommend them.

I'll start by saying that the room is beautiful…read more I'll follow that with, its been rough going. I also want to give some overall advice to not put a hot tub in your sunroom unless it's a HUGE space. It's not worth the hassle and we truly regret the decision. Ours is roughly 200 square feet, which isn't teeny - but clearly not big enough. Despite the design team's assurance that they "install hot tubs in sunrooms all the time" - in the years and years that they have been in business they clearly don't understand the electrical codes that come along with adding a water component to the space. You can't have any outlets or fixtures within 5 feet of your hot tub. That includes the ceiling. We wish this was explained to us. If you are going to go ahead with a tub in the space here's some lighting and electricity considerations: Get track lighting cans built into the room. Yes, you'll lose some glass but you'll save on headaches. Two of the three pre-wired lighting areas that were put into the ceiling cannot be used due to the proximity to the tub. We already purchased all of the lighting elements (track lighting and a fan) over a year ago, as we were instructed to during the design phase. We now have two big silver circles in the ceiling that we'll stare at while we sit in our hot tub. The fan is the biggest bummer. It was something that we really wanted and were told that we could have one, "no problem." The circular light fixture bases that are standard on any lighting element are also larger than the ceiling beams and hang over on both sides of the wood. (see photos) It looks terrible. We would have made a different lighting choice all around if this was explained to us. It's too late to change this. We are stuck with it. We were also sold a super-high-tech de-humidifier fan that wasn't installed properly by the folks at Brady and we are in the midst of figuring that out. God help us if we have to rip open the walls, re-plaster, etc. but it looks like that's where we are headed. And also, while not an electrical issue, we would advise adding a drain to the floor near the tub. A lot of water comes off your body as you get in and out. More than you think. Even on a waterproof floor, we wish we would have put one in. Overall, be sure to check the plan details CAREFULLY, and follow up with Kevin: We were provided the final designs for review and corrected the way the sliding doors were supposed to go and it was never corrected on the final designs. Normally not a huge deal, except that the hot tub is currently blocking the entrance. With everyone clamoring for remodels and with all of the people out due to Covid cases, it's taken over three months to get the correct doors. We are still waiting. Using "their guys": The general contractor from Hillcrest Siding is awesome. Very communicative, considerate and a great craftsman. If you have your own electrician that you like, use them instead. The electrician was not reliable or communicative. We are sensitive to the health issue his family was undergoing, but you need to communicate and keep folks informed. Top 4 Takeaways: 1. Don't put a hot tub in the space unless you have your own electrician review the plans. Our lighting situation isn't great and we are stuck with it. 2. Kevin disappears after the sale has gone through, so don't expect him to take accountability for any of the missteps. Poor Kathi. 3. Don't have the expectation that your room will be up and running 2-3 weeks after it's dropped in from a crane. Site prep started the week of Labor Day. The room was delivered on Sept. 23. We couldn't use the space until Dec. 17. A stick build onsite would have taken roughly the same amount of time and would have been less people to deal with. 4. Budget roughly $10-20k more for your room to pay additional contractors to finish the space. And I'll add that my husband put in the floor, we painted and put in baseboards and the door frame ourselves. Compare the final price to a stick build and see what's worth it.

A week ago I would have told you to use Joe Brackett and his construction company- Brackett…read moreContracting. He and his brother have been working in my house since January ans all was good till daughters closet wasn't fixed and Ed Bracket screen shot my text and put a comment about the Jew and sent it to me instead of who he meant to send it to. His explanation was its a joke. No it's not ans it's racist and they just lost a lot of business as I recommended them to a few people ans am retracting that. They should continue to lose business for this kind of commenting. Now to find a contractor to finish the floor in her closet so I can prime & paint before she gets home.