This is a warning to anyone who comes across this company. Christian and his dad Jose worked on our…read morebuilding. Christian admits to taking $40,000 dollars we paid him and using it for either other projects or personal use. We were told he failed to pay subcontractors, and gave one of them a bad check. One of the subs kept threatening to put a lien on our property unless we covered Eco's bill. He left our building unfinished when he refused to continue to work without renegotiating the contract price and also caused tens of thousands of dollars of damage when the building was not protected from rain. He was supposed to have insurance to cover damage, it appears this was not the case. We believe he also took additional money but that will be addressed in an upcoming lawsuit. We have put a claim into his bond and have been advised that there are 3 pending claims against the bond. We have filed a claim with the cslb and expect their license to be eventually revoked due to all of the alleged illegal activity. The cslb appears to have already issued some sort of warning to his company for another job. Please make sure you research this company before hiring them. Some tips - check the cslb, call his bond company, verify insurance and do not pay anything in advance. At last check his license was noonger valid. We are looking in to criminal charges due to the intentional fraud.

Unprofessional and poor customer service. I paid for specific work that was not completed, and I…read morewas charged more than what the results reflected. After walking off the job, they refused to provide a refund for the unfinished scope. I'm now forced to take additional steps just to recover what I paid. As of 11/30/25 Christian Escobar is UNLICENSED ‼ ECO BUILDERS INC 15041 CHATSWORTH DR MISSION HILLS, CA 91345 It's not a person of integrity and will lie to your face and take you money. Abandoned the job and ignored me. GIVE ME MY MONEY !!!!

Gloria R. We are very happy happy with our new windows. The…read moreservice and quality of materials was excellent. Matt and Bell very professional and knowledgeable they answered all my questions. I had 11 windows replaced in one day. The job was done in 2 days the areas were left clean and garbage removed. The cost was reasonable and within my budget. In addition was able to get discounts for the job. I recommend this comcompany without hesitation. I give them ++. A special thanks to Matt and Bell.

This company is a bunch of weasels who will cheat you at every turn. They have slick project…read moremanagers and sales people, which should be a red flag for a construction firm. The project manager took good notes in the beginning and took pictures of the issues and gives the impression that he understand the issues and your concerns. But then when the sub contractor come weeks later to do the actual work, he is gone and not ensuring the work is done to spec. You can't take your eyes off the project at any moment. We had insulation replaced because of mold and I requested to not have fiberglass insulation installed (I requested rockwool). The project manager and his manager agreed to this and I asked what kind of insulation they would use and they said they would get back to me. Some weeks go by and no response. Then when the insulation is getting replaced, I noticed they were installing fiberglass and the PM said there is nothing they can do to fix it as it was not explicitly written in the contract (my mistake I guess for not getting it in writing). Then as they finish the job, there were scratch marks on our hard wood floor and laminate floors, because they had 1 guy moving furniture and appliances around, so he pushed the furniture and appliances instead of lifting them. Also, we had to have them come back at least 3 times to finish painting because of missed spots, and our wall still needed another coat of paint after all of this but I was so sick of having them come back I just left it. They left an incredible mess after fixing the drywall and dust was left everywhere. They did not drape things in plastic so dust just coated everything even in adjacent rooms. Then the contractor only had a broom to clean, so this caused the dust to float everywhere. Even after we cleaned up ourselves, we had to pay a cleaner to come clean. We were quoted a price of $10,000 for cabinets in our utility room to replace to the old layout, and I asked we could change the design and the manager said sure but there may be a small discrepancy in the amount if the new design gets more complex. Then after demoing our utility room (and knowing we were squeezed to get the project done) he finally quoted us a price of $55,000 for a small set of cabinets along a ~10' wall. Since this quoted prices was outrageously high, we had to scramble to find a third party to build us cabinets. This company charged us the high end of everything, and we felt fleeced. Our original contract was small in scope but grew as our mold problem became bigger. They put tremendous pressure on us (we had to sign the new contract by end of day, etc) as more mold was discovered and we were debating about whether or not to get quotes from other contractors. We felt trapped and under serious time constraint because we didn't want our kids to be exposed to mold. These guys will put on high pressure sales techniques to squeeze you dry at every turn. I recommend staying away from them. Anytime a construction firm comes with slick sales people driving around $90k+ Mercedes SUVs don't engage. You know they are ripping people off. If my quote can save at least one person from doing business with these jerks, then it is worthwhile.

Nate, Martin, Eli, and Effi, the team we had at ITS Remodeling and Construction for our bathroom…read moreremodel project, were the most incompetent, unorganized, unprofessional and irresponsible group of people I have ever worked with. Our project timing was overly stated as "2-3 weeks, easy," yet the remodel finished more than 2 months after the proposed completion date, cost us nearly double the proposed cost, included multiple lapses in communication and changes throughout the project workflow, and was left incomplete. There was no communication on why things were taking longer than expected, several days of absenteeism with no notice and no one coming to work on the project, and no explanation as to why this project was taking longer than what was communicated to us. The amount of rising costs on this project was insurmountable with little to no communication on project expectations. After assuring us "they doubt there is mold" mold was discovered. Considering they weren't sure how much mold there was, we agreed that we'd take the approach of first, seeing how much mold there is to remediate and then, only pay for the percentage of wood that needed to be replaced. Since we were home watching the project in its entirety, we were not only aware of what exactly was removed but we also confirmed with the day to day person actually working on our project that no joists were removed and only 20% of the walls removed. Despite that, they still had the audacity to charge us the full amount. We asked Eli and Martin to show us proof so we can pay for what was actually complete to which no proof was ever provided. Then, in the most ill-mannered way, they wanted to negotiate on a percentage they felt was fair. Negotiate? We should only pay for work that was done. The tone and approach from Martin during this conversation was very uncomfortable and unprofessional. During that meeting where we learned about the mold remediation, we specifically asked Martin if there were any other additional costs we can expect from things like plumbing (we were already paying for plumbing upgrades), lighting (we were only placing two canned lights), electrical, etc. Martin said "absolutely not." After the demolition was complete and the largest expense was paid, they then told us we needed to "replace our gas line and upgrade our circuit box to pass inspection." Worried we wouldn't pass inspection, we agreed to do the gas line repair and suggested that electrical was not needed since we were only placing two canned lights in the bathroom. Martin and Nate continued to push us on the electrical upgrade, and when we asked for clarification on whether this was truly necessary, Martin said he would ask Eli and get back to us. He never got back to us. After speaking to our gas company, we learned Martin charged us more than double for the work ITS performed. When we asked Martin for an explanation, he not only did not respond, but that was literally the last we heard from Martin and we consider this behavior not only manipulative but illegal. Communication was terrible to say the least from our project manager Nate. Though we asked multiple times, we never received a basic project schedule from Nate with timing and deliverables, and we were forced to follow up every time to ask where we were with our project schedule. On several occasions, there were consecutive days of complete silence from him even though we asked about important project updates. There were several days where there was complete no- shows to our home with no communication from Nate or the project team. That is unacceptable, rude, and dismissive of our busy schedules. Nate even stated to us, "I don't circle back on every minor detail with all clients." Under Nate's direction, there were several additional design and fixture issues that caused unnecessary delays due to poor planning and management. After an initial decision on a design that included a large storage cabinet and a wall mounted dual vanity set, we did not receive the wall mounted vanity, which Nate kept referring to as a "happy accident." He then tried to charge us for the vanity and the plumbing upgrades which we successfully disputed because these costs were already included in the contract price. Our shower/bath combo had an incorrectly measured door that took over a week to fix and an incorrect handle that was never fixed, even though Nate stated on May 17 that it was a "minor fix." After 6 project delays and unfinished work, Nate, Martin, Eli, and Effi on multiple occasions continued to be unaware of project details and what else needed to be done. Our final interaction with ITS was on June 20 and they stated they had completed the project. As of today, we have no doorknob on the bathroom door, incorrect showerhead, incorrect door handle, incorrect storage cabinet, misplaced towel rack, incorrect mirror, incorrect window shades and trash from the work remains on our property.

THIS COMPANY WILL ROB YOU OF YOUR MONEY. See the breakdown of cost below…read more My wife already posted a comprehensive review so I won't go into full detail, but I want to warn anyone using ITS to document and research the cost of everything they are doing. After we paid ITS over 50% for the job, Martin, his boss and Nathan came to our house stating that we need to replace the pipes on the gas meter and circuit box to pass inspection. With their pressure tactics, I caved to upgrading the gas line (which was never inspected) only. During the meeting they stated both valves will be replaced, and new concrete will be added at the base of the gas meter. The total estimated cost was $5,200, but they would provide us a 10% discount to make it $4,680. I should have made them write down every single item they were going to update since less than half was completed. On the day of the job, 1 worker came to the house to replace the pipes. At first glance he told me that replacing the pipe from the gas meter to the ground was illegal and he would not be doing it. After getting the parts from Home Depot, he finished the same day. After the gas line job was done, I started thinking of the cost and how they never laid the concrete. Here are my calculations of the cost (as with everything, no backup was provided when we requested/discussed): Shutoff valve & bracket: $170 Labor (8 hrs x $100/hr): $800 ITS Commission (1-day job): $1,000 Total Job estimation: $1,970 Total Charged Invoice: $4,680 Difference: $2,710 When Martin had the audacity to tell me "I'm not here to screw anyone over", I texted him the cost breakdown of the gas line project to understand what we paid for, and never heard from him again. Martin was beyond unprofessional and manipulative during the entirety of our project.

Well well well... I gotta give Barak and the lightning team this ***** review…read more Job got done ahead of schedule and in the best way possible we couldn't ask for a better contractor to complete our 50 years old home remodeling. We started of with our kitchen remodeling and then continued with the rest of the house. We got convinced that this is the perfect company for us to fulfill our dreams and make our house beautiful again and we definitely did the right choice. Thanks Barak and the entire lightning construction team.

We used Lightning Construction & Design to completely remodel our kitchen as well as the living…read moreroom. The guys were all extremely knowledgeable and highly efficient. The price was fair. We are very satisfied with the overall quality of work , communication with Jason the project manager , and the final cost . Highly recommend Jason for any remodeling projects !

When we need something done to our house, we call Daniel at 800 Remodeling first (and haven't had…read moreto call another contractor yet). Daniel's guys have fixed leaks in our roof, remodeled our en suite shower, and fixed some old plumbing issues in the process - on budget, on schedule, and on scope (quality) each time. My grandparents had their own commercial window covering & flooring answered business for 50 years. My 95 year-old grandfather likes him because Daniel does what he says, when he says and has returned each of our phone calls, promptly and professionally. He's gone above and beyond to make sure he's exceeded our expectations - it's crazy! Daniel is super patient, knowledgeable, and easy to talk to (no jargon heavy conversations). I highly recommend this business. When you call, ask for him - he's a good guy, super dependable.

Very satisfied with their process and the service! I had a…read morepleasant experience with Elad . The kitchen and bathrooms looks very nice and modern. Great space Thank you !

Kind Construction did an outstanding job on our ADU addition. The craftsmanship and attention to…read moredetail were incredible from start to finish. The bathroom came out absolutely beautiful -- truly a breathtaking restroom that feels like a luxury spa. The entire addition exceeded our expectations, and it has already brought in an extra $2,800 in income. The team was professional, communicative, and made the whole process smooth and stress-free. If you're looking for quality work and someone you can trust, I highly recommend Kind Construction.

great company and easy to work with. very quick to get back with text, email or phone calls. I time…read morequality work. had a small glitch and came back to correct. always on time and cleaned up after work. very satisfied! Before and after photos included.

I would trust them in the future. The first experience went…read morevery well. Omri gave a fair price and kept his promise to finish on time, we could not believe how smooth the whole process was. Definitely recommend and will use again for our next project!!

From the first meeting with Natali , she provided valuable suggestions for the kitchen project …read more Her ideas were the reason choosing to go with Greenworks. We felt it was a perfect match. We are thankful to have found a reliable company for our projects !

Here's the updated review:…read more 5 Stars -- Torossian Kitchen and Bath | Arbi and His Team Are the Real Deal After 35 years in the real estate business, I've worked with every type of contractor, vendor, and design professional you can imagine. I know within the first five minutes of a meeting whether someone truly understands what they're doing or whether they're just telling you what you want to hear. The moment I walked into Torossian Kitchen and Bath and met Arbi, I knew immediately I was exactly where I needed to be. My business partner and I are currently completing a multi-million dollar residential project that has been three-plus years in the making. A project of this scale and timeline comes with its share of disagreements, and one of the biggest between my partner and me was the kitchen layout. I had a very specific vision -- an open concept galley kitchen with an island as the centerpiece. The challenge was incorporating a product called the Invisacook Invisible Induction Cooktop, which mounts underneath the countertop surface, essentially turning the entire island into usable workspace rather than dedicating a portion of it to a traditional cooktop. My partner wasn't familiar with the concept and was pushing for a conventional PITT gas cooktop. I needed someone who could not only understand my vision, but help bring it to life and ultimately help sell it to my partner. Finding an authorized Invisacook dealer was no easy task. I reached out to every vendor I've built relationships with over the years -- nobody carried it. I went directly to Invisacook and was given two authorized showrooms. One of them was Torossian Kitchen and Bath, and I am genuinely grateful it was. Arbi didn't just listen -- he got it. He was patient, thorough, and never once made me feel rushed. Over the course of several weeks, I was in and out of his showroom as we worked through material samples for the full kitchen. Then Arbi did something that separated him from everyone else I've worked with -- he proactively suggested reimagining the adjacent laundry room and powder room, tying them together with the same finishes as the kitchen for a cohesive, elevated result. That kind of thinking isn't common. That's someone who genuinely cares about the outcome. And that care extended well beyond the showroom. I had another challenge with my business partner -- Torossian Kitchen and Bath is located in LA, and our project is in San Francisco. The distance alone was enough for my partner to have reservations. Arbi looked us both in the eye and gave us his word that he and his team would personally schedule and manage all deliveries and installation. He has kept that promise every step of the way. When the day came to bring my client into the showroom, Arbi showed up in a way that honestly impressed even me. He didn't just put together one vision board -- he prepared three complete color ways of material samples so my client had options and could truly engage in the process. He walked through the kitchen layout with clarity and confidence, addressed potential construction issues before they were even raised, explained which grade materials were appropriate for a project of this caliber and why, and presented solutions alongside every possible challenge. My client left that meeting not just satisfied -- they were impressed. And then came the hiccups. Because on any project of this size, there will be hiccups. Arbi worked through every single one of them without complaint. He was available to me around the clock -- and I mean that literally -- whenever I needed him. And when our general contractor failed to follow Arbi's specifications -- not once, but several times -- Arbi didn't point fingers or walk away. He sent his team up to San Francisco to make the necessary adjustments and get things right. That level of accountability and follow-through is something I rarely see, even from local vendors. Thanks to Arbi and the team at Torossian Kitchen and Bath, my client's confidence in me was fully restored. In this business, that's not a small thing. That's your reputation. Project is almost completed. Looking forward to the end of this long journey. I can not thank Arbi and his team enough. If you're a developer, a designer, a homeowner, or anyone in between -- and you want someone who will treat your project like it's their own -- call Arbi. You won't regret it.

Arbi Torossian and his assistant Caroleena are con artist and charlatans . Took nearly $40,000…read moredeposit from me and tried to sell us particular board cabinets and pass them off as high performance MDF that was promised and written on the estimate. When we confronted him about this and many other deceptions including trying to sell me over $50,000 of countertop stones I had never seen or picked out, removing services he had initially promised and etc...., he refused to refund our money and now is suing to extort another $90,000 for doing and giving us absolutely nothing. This is how he left our kitchen and see the pic of the glued wood chips he tried to sell us. Stay away from this business or you'll get screwed