Very professional, quality work. Ihad these guys completely refresh our waiting room, bathroom and…read moreoffice, it looks incredible. We have received so many compliments on it. Because we are open m-f 8 to 5, they even did it on weekends and after hours. I will definitely be using them again when the time comes.

We asked for an estimate for three rooms and a hall to be painted. Tom came by and started to…read moremeasure rooms. He literally paced it off, no lasers, no tape measures, with no regard for furniture placement. Immediate strike one. He really didn't want to provide a written estimate. Second strike. he said he'd get back to us with "an estimate" either that day or the next. Nothing, no calls, no text. Third strike and he's out. If he died or got sick I can understand. But for somebody who kept on saying how reliable he was this was no way to prove it. he had our telephone and he messaged us, so no excuses.

Calvin was the greatest salesman we had. He went over everything he was patient. He went over…read morecolors. He went over fencing decking pricing friendly are willing to help. He helped us set up the app for and he's willing to come back and do our fence. I would recommend him to anyone and everyone I know.

This is the second project Graber has done for us. Following a beautiful job replacing our deck,…read morethey replaced our fence. Communiction with the scheduler could have been better, but the crew was skilled, polite, and went out of their way to accomidate our needs. They worked back to back 15 hour days in rain and 100 degree conditions. We are VERY pleased with the finished product and the crew that delivered it.

Tim and Eric did a wonderful job putting ceiling panels and new lighting in my basement. It was a…read morespendy job, but Mark is great to work with and I felt the price was reasonable. My basement looks great, and I'm so happy with the work they did.

Oak Pro just finished the second project for us. Basement stairs were too steep and steps were too…read moretall. Johnny came out and put together a solution to our problem. Was extremely professional and completed in less than 3 days. Changed the rise of the step and the angle of stairs. Excellent work and a fair value for the work done. My wife and I are very pleased.

SUMMARY: While working with Winmill rep Darren, the deck was built, but did not meet City…read moreStandard/Code. Permits were not pulled. Company license had not been renewed for the year during entire deck build job. Eventually, owner reached out and finished job 5 weeks later. Based on this experience alone, WOULD NOT RECOMMEND. DETAILS: I worked with Darren for the majority of the project. Tear down of the old deck went fine. However, I noticed that the crew was pouring cement footings for the 6x6 posts only about 6 inches deep and flush with the ground. Knowing the City of Wichita Standard for Residential Wood Framed Decks (which spells out the requirements for concrete footings) to a decent degree since I was looking to do the deck myself but decided against it when I realized it was more work than I wanted and I would rather hire it out to professionals, I knew that the code requirement was that the footings needed to keep the wood 6x6 posts at least 6 inches above the ground to prevent rotting. This would mean that, at best, the 6 inch thick concrete footings that they had poured would just sit ON the ground which is not adhering to the City Standard/Code for going into the ground nor provide a solid base for the deck. I asked the crew lead (Jose) to repour the footings and he asked me how deep he should pour it. I explained to him the City Standard and we proceeded with the repour. The rest of the deck build seemed to go fine without any further issues. Upon payment to Darren of the remaining balance due, I asked if permits had been pulled for the job (something I admit I should have asked prior to the project starting). He stated that since we only replaced it with a deck of the same square footage (10ftx12ft), we did not need to pull permits and not to worry because he's done several deck projects like this recently without needing to pull permits. He also stated that if we had added square footage, then that would have required pulling permits but we didn't, so we were good. I took him at his word and handed him the check. When I initially thought about doing this deck replacement myself months ago, my friend in the City Inspection office told me that I would need to pull permits if I were to do any work on the deck myself since it is an elevated deck (it is 6.5 feet from deck boards to ground/grade at the lowest point, 7.5 feet at the highest). So I contacted MACBD to make sure I was all good, but was told that permits NEEDED to have been pulled prior to the start of the job since the deck is more than 30 inches above grade (per Wichita/Sedgwick County Unified Building & TradeCode SECTION 2.2.140. - SECTION 105.2). Also, the City Inspection office informed me that Winmill's license had not been renewed for 2023, so the entire deck job was done with an EXPIRED LICENSE. An inspector actually stopped by the same day to look at the deck and let me know of several other items (brackets had not been used on any guard rails, flashing was not used on ledger board connecting to house, no handrail installed) on the deck that were not up to code and would have been written up during a normal inspection had permits been pulled as required. The inspector contacted Darren to let him know of the issues that needed to be fixed after he got the permits worked out. After a few weeks of trying to get a hold of the Winmill rep to see if permits had been worked out so that they could finish the job, I received a text message from him stating that he was no longer working with the company and to contact them directly. After finally talking to the owner Scott, he was able to finish getting the outstanding code violations completed the week after. So, a job that was promised to be completed in a few working days ended up taking 5 weeks and was more expensive than any of the other bids which would have been completed weeks earlier. Overall, I cannot recommend Winmill for a deck build.

Beautiful work on my roof replacement. Very professional, quick and quality work. I highly…read morerecommend Winmill!! Valerie Anderson

I requested both chimney inspection and dryer vent cleaning. Kyle and Jeremy arrived at the exact…read moreappointed hour and both services were exceptional! They explained each step they were taking and why they were taking it. Both guys were extremely knowledgeable, efficient, patient, and kind. They made very little mess and left nothing behind except some very clean vents. And they didn't charge me for the dryer cleaning because they said it didn't require anything ... although Kyle had to go up onto a steep roof and work himself into a very tight space to check the condition with a camera. These guys are true professionals; they probably invented the word! I recommend them without reservation and look forward to an annual inspection that I've already scheduled!

Braxton and his team are the best of the best. Their advanced training and certifications are…read morerare! They did a fireplace inspection for my son and were able to show them exactly what to look for in the future. They have also done several of my clients and have 100% positive feedback. Thank you guys for taking care of all of the pecial people in my life.

I'm very happy with the work done in my home. Alex did a great job! What I liked most is that I…read moredidn't have to pay until the job was done.

Ben and his team were so easy to work with. They communicated throughout the process and were very…read moreconsiderate of my 1930's house, landscaping, and my dog. My roof looks fabulous. I'm also pleased with the garage and new guttering. My past roof experience was a nightmare and I was reluctant to go through another new roof install but North Slope was an awesome experience.

I have never seen a more efficient work force. While one group removed solar panels, another group…read moreremoved old roofing in areas with no panels. This continued until all were working on removing the old, and then one group started the new roof while another worked at solving one snafu; a need for new ducting. Once that was finished and they had the one area reworked, a group started replacing the solar panels. What seemed to be a daunting job that would take a couple of days (to me) wound up completely finished by 5:00, the time their on-site supervisor (I believe his name was Josh?), had predicted earlier in the day. It looks great! I highly recommend this roofing company!