Rasin built a custom wall unit/fireplace for me. I had two other quotes for the job, both times the…read morecompany was very pushy about their preference on the design, and aesthetic - I knew exactly what I wanted and was not feeling very confident they could deliver. Rasin came in and immediately put me at ease - offering his expert advice but ultimately making sure I got what I wanted. We exchanged renderings and notes for one day and that was the extent of the design process. Installation was quick and simple and it was exactly what I wanted! Keep in mind I did have to have an electrician involved to get the lights, tv and integrated fireplace all installed but he was very clear about that up front. I would absolutely recommend Rasin and plan to use him again in the near future!

Seems like a nice guy on the phone but he sort of strung me along , I answered a bunch of questions…read moreand drew a schematic for him and then he eventually told me he was busy and stopped responding. Finally he responded but said he couldn't do it in two months so I asked how about three months and of course he ignored me again. Wasted a couple weeks of my time. Pretty unprofessional in my opinion and unfortunately in line with many Florida professional services companies.

From the first interaction with Eli from Paradise Remodeling, we were convinced that this was the…read moreright company to hire to remodel our very outdated bathroom. Eli was extremely attentive and focused on our wishes. He asked many questions during the consultation to ensure that we were going to end up with exactly the vision and functionality we were looking for. At the end of the consultation, he provided a virtual sketch of what the bathroom would look like, and we were amazed at the fact that every detail we talked about was captured perfectly. We were assured that the commitment of Paradise Remodeling was to take care of everything along the way to make the process from start to finish a pleasant and stress-free one. That commitment was met ten-fold. One of the many positives of hiring this company was that they created a team on WhatsApp to funnel all communications through so that everyone was on the same page during the process. Another big, impressive feature hiring this company was a creation of a spreadsheet where all of the materials (fixtures, vanities, faucets, etc.) we wanted to purchase were entered in on each line item so they could be reviewed and approved measurement wise to ensure they fit in the space, and worked in the way we described to Eli. The other line items on the spreadsheet assisted with the purchase of materials needed for the job. (grout, tile, light switches, wall outlets, etc.) Also provided was a "shopping list" which we took to Lowes and Home Depot. That made things super easy! We then met with Christopher, the project manager, for the entire job. What an amazing person! He was there every step of the way to answer questions, of which we had many since we had never completely gutted a bathroom before. He was very professional, personable, and most importantly patient with all our questions. He made us feel like we were his only customer, which we knew wasn't the case. He's a busy guy! We do suspect, however, that he enjoyed working with us and made himself available because he loved coming over to see our golden retriever, Lily. The installers, Viktor and Irina, were amazing! With the exception of the demo, which another company handled, they did everything from start to finish. They showed up on time each morning, and literally walked in, said good morning, and then went right to work. I don't think I've ever met two people who physically work so hard in the home remodeling business. Home renovations do not, however, go without a few glitches here and there. We had just a few minor issues, one being a very persistent little drip in a pipe under the sink. Not to be deterred, Christopher came back each time the leak was fixed and then decided to rear its ugly head again from another location. And viola! The sink lost the fight! The message here is if there were any issues along the way, they were addressed and resolved immediately and to our complete satisfaction. We cannot say enough good things about our experience with Paradise Remodeling. If you are looking for an exceptional experience with an amazing result, this company is for you. Our newly remodeled bathroom is more than we had hoped for. It's beautiful and we could not be happier.

I love my new kitchen! Everything started with their free…read moreconsultation, I wanted to remove a wall but Lee suggested to play with the design in a different way since I didn't want to do the floor (other companies told me it's ok to remove it!), generally, very professional and detailed company.

we hired them to remove Venetian plaster. Great job…read moreremoving my Venetian plaster. They were professional and on time.

I do not recommend using this company…read more This will be a long review, but I want to provide details so customers can make an informed decision. For people skimming, here's the TLDR: Some of Southern Textures' teams do noticeably substandard work that leaves your home worse off--including breaking lighting fixtures--and management does a poor job rectifying that. We have been waiting on a refund since 7/6/26 and will update if it's given. *** Here's the long version: I see a lot of glowing reviews for Southern Textures (Dav-Dan Enterprises), and I was recommended this company by my mom, so I believe they can do good work--just perhaps not with the team in my area (Lake Worth). And when they make big mistakes, they don't seem to fix them. The details: We had a popcorn ceiling removal and knockdown texture job done June 22-24. When we came to see the work the next day, we found: - cracking throughout the house (I included a few photos, but it's everywhere) - tape flashing through the paint - paint spilled on walls, fixtures, and the floor - a missing light fixture (no one mentioned breaking anything, but we found some glass from the light fixture in the corner) I'm flabbergasted that so much could go wrong at once. Not only was the house left in worse shape, but it seems like prep work was skipped entirely, causing significant cracking and peeling. But life happens. We gave them a chance to make it right and honor the warranty. They said they'd replace the light and send a team to fix everything the following Friday at 9:30 AM. Friday came. No word. After over an hour, we reached out and were told it was pushed to 12-1. That came and went too without communication. We reached out again, and we were told the team was tied up on a complicated job and would come later. We waited until 4 before accepting they weren't coming. We called more times than we were comfortable with to confirm that. Bridget (the office manager) kept saying she would relay info to David (the owner) and they'd call back with more info. That didn't happen. At one point, when we called, Bridget told us David was in charge of scheduling and she had no information. Later that day, David said Bridget should have scheduled us at 9:30 am--ahead of the other complicated job--and that this was all her fault. We were bounced back and forth between the two of them, but didn't find out until 4:30 via a text from David that no one was coming. David also told us he was in the hospital but that he'd be back Monday, and he assured us we were on the schedule for Monday at 9:30 AM and that the crew would tell us when they were on their way. By this point, we'd found other complaints and litigation history involving the LLC behind the company, so we were skeptical--but we gave them the benefit of the doubt. My mother drove an hour to meet the crew Monday morning since we couldn't be there due to work. 9:30 came and went. No word. We texted David and got nothing. We called the office once and Bridget said she didn't know anything but was texting David, who said he would update her and get right back to us. We waited and nothing. I called the office an hour later and was forwarded to an answering machine immediately on both lines. I told my mom she probably could head home soon, but to try calling once more just to check. Bridget picked up for her--and told her we were harassing them, just for trying to find out if their team was coming. We finally asked for a refund. Suddenly, David then answered our texts and said he was back in the hospital. We have sympathy for that. We were still never given an explanation for the team not showing up, or why we weren't told about it. When we called another contractor about fixing the work, he said he wasn't surprised that Southern Textures was dragging their feet: Apparently, it would take much more work to fix everything than what was required from the original job. At some point you have to recognize you're being strung along. We're still requesting a refund as of 7/6/26 and will update this review if given.