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    5.0 (1 review)
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    Helms Handyman Constructions

    (2 reviews)

    What a wonderful company! Wind damage to my shutter brought them to my attention and called them…read moreimmediately. They responded quickly and was at my house within an hour. Charlie climbed up to my shutter and repaired it with new hardware to ensure an excellent repair. He even checked my other shutters to see if they were secure and not damaged. He was so thorough and informative! The repair bill was very reasonable and i will not hesitate to call them again. Their business information is locked in my phone permanently. Thank you so much!

    PART 2 of Review He…read morestated that he was ready to get this job done and that it should be completed within the next 24-36 hours. On Monday, (Day 9) Charlie, sent pictures of the painted wall and stated that painting was completed. The walls were WHITE! Not the Gray that we gave him to paint the walls with. We asked if you saw that the paint was Gray, why would you paint white over the gray??/ and not call us to tell us that you needed more paint? He stated that he made an EXECUTIVE DECISION to paint everything white. (How do you make an executive decision to change the color of paint on a job without the consent of the client??? According to the tenant Charlie painted the walls white from the jump and never used the Gray paint. So he kept our paint and used his cheap paint to paint the kitchen which is why it took four coats of paint) Charlie used the wrong type of caulking on the drywall, he stated that he glued the drywall and then used nails. He didn't sand the drywall down correctly, the walls look better than they did, but you can tell that there are imperfections. His response was "The walls are painted now. If I knew that it was two colors, that would have been an extra $100. He proceeded to tell us that the majority of rentals have all white kitchens" That's not what we requested or asked him to do. Plus the paint was LABELED GRAY for Walls and WHITE for Trim. He did what he wanted to do (Executive decision) On Tuesday (Day 10) Charlie sent pictures of the floor, ceiling and walls. He was ready for the cabinets now. We took two of the 4-5 cabinets over to the rental and was going to bring the rest around 1pm on Wednesday. He stated that he preferred to have them a little earlier so that he could finish up because he had a Church event on Wednesday. We asked him if he could pick up the cabinets, because our brother would not be able to bring them until after he got off of work. He said he would pick them up around 11am (he agreed) He stated again that he normally charges 10% for travel and picking up materials. On Wednesday (Day 11) We texted Charlie and asked if he was picking up the cabinets today. He stated that he couldn't get his gate on his truck to open so that he could empty out his truck to make room for the cabinets. By this time it was 4pm, so we said we could have our brother bring the cabinets after he got off of work, which he did. Charle didn't do any work in the kitchen that day. On Thursday (Day 12) We texted Charlie and asked if he was going to be working on the kitchen today and that we had brought the remaining materials over to the rental so that he could finish the job. He asked if we had caulk as well, we stated we could bring some caulk later in the day or he could pick some up and we would reimburse him. Later, in the day Charlie texted that he had burnt through 4 tubes of caulk and spent $51 on screws and not to mention the many trips that he made to pick up materials and to the family house. I called him personally and asked him to clarify his previous text message because things can get lost in translation via text. We paid Charlie, according to the contract, we were understanding of his family commitments, trips, early departures from working on the kitchen, late arrivals to start working on the kitchen, only working 2 or 3 hours here or there in the kitchen. So, I asked him, haven't we been reimbursing you accordingly? And that he kept bringing up the 10% travel and picking up materials. He only made 3 trips to the family house, twice - to get payment & sign the contract, payment & pick up paint and the third was to get the measurements of the cabinets even though my sister sent him the diagram/ dimensions via text. I stated that we were not in breach of the contract and that I'm not understanding why he keeps bringing up the 10% travel. He said we cut that out of the contract when we countered his offer. I replied, I'm trying to get an understanding and that if you accepted the counter offer, that means that everything you had in the contract stands. You didn't specify that travel to pick up materials was not included at the signing of the contract, now you are trying to add that in. He responded that he was ready to let this project go, because working with me, my sister and brother has been challenging because we haven't been responsive (which is a lie) . I have text messages to prove it. He also stated that he doesn't argue with his clients. I was not arguing with him, I was trying to get an understanding and I feel as though, because I am a women of color he perceive me simply trying to get an understanding that I was arguing ( micro-aggression) Not to mention in one text he referred to my sister and I as "Gals" another ( micro-aggression) As I try to explain myself and line of questioning. I asked him several times if he could just finish the job and that we would reimburse him accordingly, Charlie proceeded to talk over me and ignore me as I was

    Custom Deck Creations

    Custom Deck Creations

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    Custom Deck did a great job on my new deck. I had a complete tearout and replacement of my old…read moredeck. They went through all the pros and cons of material and construction options with me so I could make the best decision for my needs and budget. They also provided written documentation of how they were going to do everything - details on how the support posts would be set, on the structure, and on the deck boards, etc, many of which were beyond what the local building code requires. And then they were able to deliver on what they said they would do. The new support structure for my deck is rock solid, I swear I could park a truck on it. Good communication with me throughout the entire process. And the finished product is beautiful. I went with a composite deck material. While not the least expensive quote that I had, they were competitive. I went with them because I wanted it done right and last many years, and I fee that they were able to give me that.

    A classic case of over promising and under delivering. My job was filled with compromises and cute…read morecorners, which is is exactly what they said set them apart from other contractors. To be fair, the deck looks nice, but the process of getting there was rough. The experience started out great. Our sales rep, Tyler was a pro and the sales material he provided were super polished. We ended up choosing this company because of their promises about not cutting corners and extra details like the use of ground screws vs posts, joist tape, stainless steel fastener, etc. Unfortunately, after signing the contract and the initial email with all the alleged contact info, for all the necessary parties, the problems started. We were out of town when they started the job, but immediately upon arriving, we notice that the failed to lay down the commercial weed barrier under the footprint of the deck. Frankly, i would not have even noticed, but for the fact that giant weed was growing out of the gravel they laid down. Moreover, the gravel they did lay down was super uneven and they left giant holes where the posts I removed were located. To be fair, I did the demo myself, but they supposed came out earlier to check on the site and they made no mention about filling in the holes where the posts were. More annoyingly, when I called them on the lack of the contracted weed barrier, Jason, our PM, tried to convince me that it was not necessary. I immediately, mentioned the weed I saw that brought my attention to issue. Moreover, his attitude was dismissive and patronizing. Next, when the framing started in earnest, I was surprised that they sent out a single guy named Dan to build the entire deck by himself. Dan was a total pro, but with how nice the operation presented itself, and the size of some of the boards, you would expect at least a two man crew. Also, early on, it seemed pretty clear that the crew that installed the ground screws, had limited communication with the guy who was actually building the deck. After the first day, it turned out the several ground screws needed to be reinstalled and they ended up leaving at least two in the ground without capping or covering. Even after reinstalling the screws, it would later turn out that a few of them were not plumb, which would create issues later on. Finally, after the framing was completed, it turned out that the space between the joist were a foot too wide so they failed the city inspection. In the end, they had to rip off the entire top of the frame and redo it. Moreover there were about a dozen 2x6's with huge nails were left on my drive way for several weeks. Once the frame got approved, the Trex went on pretty quick, but likely because of the delays, several fasteners were missed, the bench boards were crooked. More glaringly, they failed install the promised structural screws that fastened the joists to the frame (despite promises to do the same) In fact, we had one joist, (the one where they had to reinstall the ground screw, where the the frame was basically floating over it. Also, with one of the ground screws not being plumb, the joist was not sitting flush on the footing, More annoyingly, when we initially brought up these issues to CDC, they first mentioned how they had new processes to avoid these issues in the future. Little good that would do me. Next, they mention the "lifetime guarantee," but why not get the job done the first time? In the end they ended up putting shims to fill in the space. Here's hoping no issues will come up, because reaching people was also a bit of chore. Final gripe, the job site was a disaster for the several weeks it took for them to finish the job, tags were left on lumber, despite the job starting in July, we still have unused Trex sitting on my driveway. Also, the Bagster (rather than a dumpster) they left on my drive was was left on my lawn as well. I had to personally move it to save my grass. Overall a rough experience and a company that I cannot recommend.

    Har Cor Concrete - masonry_concrete - Updated September 2026

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