Great, hardworking company! They replaced my shingle roof with a metal roof and I couldn't be more…read morepleased. I would definitely recommend them and would use them again

South's Finest Roofing just put a new roof on our house. They did a wonderful job, worked like…read morecrazy and were all so polite. They left the place cleaner than it was when they got here. Rare find in my world. They also gave us the best estimate. Highly recommend.

We love our TBG home. Leslie is fast at responding to texts and emails about any questions I may…read morehave. Jeremy our builder was so nice and kept us laughing. The entire buying experience was great. They were very thorough and made sure all requested repairs were taken care of. We had a few short comings with the buyer of the house that I was selling and TBG was very supportive and made sure to help me laugh it off instead of stress about it. The early garage move in was very convenient for my family. TBG really took care of us.

WARNING: Major construction defects and unresolved workmanship issues…read more We built with The Builders Group (now TBG Homes) in 2024. While the project initially appeared organized, repeated coordination failures and incorrect installations quickly became apparent. The most serious issue was the master shower. A floating bench was installed incorrectly and broke the first time it was used, causing a fall and exposing additional construction defects that ultimately required a full demolition and rebuild. The bench was installed by a subcontractor that TBG later told us they would not use again due to poor-quality work. It had been "anchored" to a single 2x4 as opposed to studs, yet the TBG president, who acted as the contractor for our home, stated it was rated to support up to 400 lbs. Despite this failure, TBG did not agree that a full rebuild was necessary. Multiple independent contractors we consulted separately concluded that a complete tear-out was required to properly address waterproofing and structural concerns. There were also repeated tile issues throughout the process. The shower had already been tiled incorrectly once and redone, yet two walls were still installed in the opposite direction of what we had clearly requested and documented with reference photos. Leadership continued to frame this as a preference issue, while contractors identified it as an execution problem. Proposed solutions included partially retiling a single wall--which we were told would further compromise waterproofing--or adding metal legs to support the floating bench, neither of which addressed the underlying failure or matched the design we paid for. After closing, TBG acknowledged certain issues but not the full scope of our concerns, and asked us to gather estimates from outside contractors. We were willing to do this to move things forward, but they later expressed frustration with the timeline despite contractor availability being outside our control. Only one contractor was able to take on the full scope of work, and although he had a long waitlist, he also provided the lowest estimate, making him the only realistic option. Repairs could not begin for several months. In the meantime, our primary bathroom was unusable, and because the guest bathroom is upstairs, I had to climb stairs to shower for over a year in our brand-new home, including late in pregnancy. We genuinely love our home and appreciated many aspects of the design, drafting, and build process. If this issue had been resolved appropriately, our overall experience would have been very different. The bench broke just 9 days after closing--well within the 1-year warranty period. Instead, TBG did not take responsibility for identifying or covering the cost of a qualified contractor, leaving us to manage and fund the necessary repairs ourselves. TBG ultimately offered to cover 30% of the repair cost based solely on photos of the damage and without ever inspecting it in person. Their proposal included conditions such as waiving our remaining warranty, releasing future claims, agreeing not to speak negatively about their work, and keeping the agreement confidential. We declined these terms and paid for the full rebuild ourselves, redirecting funds we had set aside for other pressing needs for our growing family. Based on our experience, settlement terms like these may limit what customers feel able to share publicly. The design, drafting, warranty, and customer service teams were professional and helpful, which is reflected in our rating. However, we were unable to reach a resolution with leadership that addressed the seriousness of this issue. BOTTOM LINE: The master shower required a full rebuild due to installation defects and structural failure. The financial, logistical, and personal impact was significant and avoidable. We are relieved to have completed the repairs and hope this helps other homeowners make a more informed decision. The broken bench and inadequate framing are documented in the attached photos.

Once they started they were in and out in two days. New roof and no mess to clean up.read more

While White Oak responded immediately to repairing our roof damage, which they completed 6/5/25,…read morethey have still as of 10/4/25, competed the rest of the work on our gutters as requested. Work completed on the gutters, fascia boards and interior ceiling was slow and had to be redone numerous times. Ruined my very large and very old hydrangea bush due to carelessness during work on the fascia and gutters. Very nice people but very disappointed in the speed and quality of the work.

I can't recommend Delano (and his whole crew) enough. We just purchased a house with 20-foot…read moreceilings in the living room and needed help painting those walls/ceilings. I actually ran into the owner of this franchise of Paint's on Us at the Home Depot getting materials for another job, asked for a card, and we went from there. Delano (and his dad) came to the house, gave us an estimate, and started on the work a couple of days later. They protected our floors, walls, trim, and household items while still laying down two coats on both the ceiling and the walls. They did all the work in less than a day, and even helped by putting up a piece of trim above the fireplace which had been taken down by an earlier crew working on the house. On top of that, they quoted us a fair price and provided a written receipt for all work completed. These guys are kind, considerate, talented, and really hard workers. If you have painting to be done, I highly recommend getting in touch with Delano. We did, and it worked out beautifully.

The granite was great, price was right but we had measurement error caused by miscommunication…read more. My stovetop required a contractor to tear out back boarding to make it fit. J&L owner called and apologized. He was very professional and explained that stovetops with different model downdrafts can be tricky. I thanked him for the call. I will purchase again.

I don't suggest using them there over price a poor quality when it comes to the install. I spent…read more$4700 for 24 sq of the outer perimeterwith J&L. I have a Island with water fall thats 54sq feet that cost $2700 from another company.

The first time I talked to Tyler, he was proud of his customer service, noting that he would not…read morecollect the full payment until we were 100% satisfied. Those were his words. And I believed him. His words were also these (I'm quoting from a text message): "Unless I receive payment in the amount we agreed on by noon tomorrow, I am filing a lien on your property and will have a lawsuit filed by the close of business" (June 17, 2020, 10:56pm). Yikes. What happened to the proud customer service? I don't know. We had made a verbal agreement for $X but he was requesting $X + $5,000. He had not presented a written contract, and I had taken him at his word. Mistake, I know. But despite numerous (daily!) requests for an itemized list of costs, he never presented one. Never! Not even at the end of the project. I still don't know how it was so expensive. I made an itemized list and it came out to $X + $1k. So I was happy to pay an extra $1,000. But not $5,000! I'm a young husband, and father to three little girls. That's a lot of date nights & diapers! Here are nine specific reasons I would not hire this company: (1) It bears repeating... he threatened to sue my family! (2) In my opinion, I got cheated out of $5,000. And honestly, more than 5k, given that he refuses to replace the dead sod (see #'s 5-7). (3) He refused to give me an itemized list of costs. I still have not received one. (4) A sufficient amount of dirt was not brought in to level out the yard. And if I had not requested, zero dirt would have been brought in! (5) He went back on his word from a text message, "I like Bermuda and I get it for $155" (June 9, 2020, 3:16pm), and verbally, "I'll lay the sod at cost." On the final day, he said the sod was actually $250/pallet and he had decided to charge for the sod labor. (6) All the sod died in the front yard. It's been twelve weeks, and he has yet to replace it. (7) The majority of the sod died in the back yard. I recommended we use Zoysia, due to the shade. He laid Bermuda. It has since died. (8) He did not prep the ground before laying the sod. I actually worked 12 hours one day with his crew because I did not trust they were laying the sod properly. (9) Speaking of his crew, he had one hard worker, who absolutely worked his tail off. The others were nice, but, (let's be honest) lazy.

Tyler gave us an estimate to have our entire back yard upgraded. We had sustained some damage…read moreduring the tornado and things had grown back without much "design". He and his crew worked morning to dark for an entire week prepping the yard for new sod, removing an old slate edged retaining wall and cutting down rows and rows of bamboo. The yard turned out beautiful! The sod has taken and even some spots he replaced in the front yard (for free) are growing as well. We never had an issue with payment as he charged exactly what the contract signed called for. I would absolutely recommend LDI for beautiful lawns.