We hired Brian to replace a few light fixtures and look at an exterior light that was shorting…read more Brian is very efficient and was obviously trying to get the job done quickly to lower our costs. He did a great job at a great price.

Brian helped me get a condo ready for sale. He replaced thresholds, repaired and caulked…read morewindowsills, replaced an outlet and an assortment of other items. His work is very professional and he was prompt and easy to work with. Brian helped me get a condo ready for sale. He replaced thresholds, repaired and caulked windowsills, replaced an outlet and an assortment of other items. His work is very professional and he was prompt and easy to work with.

We first used Anderson Floor Co in 1988 with remarkable and perfect results. they sanded and…read morerefinished an old 1930's red oak floors and grand staircase. We recently completed a 700 sq ft addition with red oak floors. The builder required us to use his flooring subcontractor. Upon completion we had to sand and refinished an old the floors with Anderson Floor Co. We are 100% happy with the results. They did a remarkable and perfect job. I can highly recommend them. Very picky, Bill

A few weeks ago I removed an old rug from a 100 year old maple floor that was covered with…read moreanchoring bolts, paint spills, stains, scratches and old discolored varnish. After Anderson worked their magic, my floor looks amazing. It turned out better than I could have imagined. I am very pleased with the result and the price.

Chris did an excellent job refinishing my wood floors, from the first call Chris was responsive and…read moreeasy to work with. He answered questions clearly and kept me updated throughout the process. The quality of the work really stands out. My floors had a lot of problem areas and Chris paid special attention to these areas to make sure every thing was done right and not rushed. Chris was professional and respectful to my home, showed up on time kept the work area, spotless and finished within the timeframe he promised. If you're looking for someone reliable who delivers high-quality results I definitely recommend Chris for wood floor refinishing.

From the owner: Here at "Bird's Eye Wood Flooring" we will work hard to gain your trust, doing our best to exceed…read moreexpectations. Please, don't hesitate Call or text. email: birdseyewoodflooring@myyahoo.com

This was the second roofing job J&J did for me and they did a wonderful job. They went above and…read morebeyond with keeping me informed and the quality of work was exceptional. The weather created challenges that caused the job to take longer than expected. If it wasn't raining or snowing the great crew were here working, even in the cold. All rotten wood was replaced and not just removed. I had requested them to remove one of my chimneys and you can't even tell there used to be one there. Everyday the crew cleaned up before they left and even picked up all the loose nails from the driveway and yard. The new roof looks great, I couldn't have asked for more.

We had a great experience with J&J remodeling our master bathroom. Their entire process was…read moreorganized and ran like clockwork with no issues. The outcome of the remodel is stunning - a job very well done. The whole team was so nice and I genuinely enjoyed working with them. I am confident we will be working with J&J again so if you are reading this - you better book them fast before I do again, lol! I highly recommend J&J and I believe the results of our Reno speak for themself.

Quick response and appropriate questions about the project. Do not seem to be pressuring me for…read moreinfo just to make a sale.

Can't frankly say how good they are at the job - because they failed at the sales cycle…read more For four windows in a base configuration, they were north of $14k. To put in perspective: Home Depot installed the highest end Simonton windows possible with the specs requested and came in at around $7k installed. Which means that HomeSealed has excessive profits padded in. So...if you don't care about the money side, they might be perfectly fine to work with as a local outfit. EDIT: laminated was requested as a cost compare option, not a requirement. Even if laminated were a requirement, Home Depot's was still cheaper by over $3k. Fact is - as we said - HomeSealed is just priced higher because they don't use every manufacturer, they only use the ones they use, which tend to lean the higher cost. That's what we said: they might be fine at their job and you might want the best of whatever, maybe they're fine. BUT...if you're like 95% of homeowners who feel that significant pricing differences for basic things like colors is illogical, HomeSealed isn't for you.

I contracted Steve's Masonry Repair LLC to tuck point an 80yr old chimney with decaying mortor. I…read moreasked for the old mortar to be removed and new mortar be placed (tuck point). Steve quoted $1,000. His crew showed up and barely ground out the old mortar (going only a 1/2 inch deep before coating the seams with new mortar). I climbed on the roof and noted the shotty work. I called and texted Steve to discuss. He himself said mortar should be no less than 3/4" to 1". FYI, web says 2 to 3 times the width of a joint. Then Steve scolded his staff for telling me that they only did 1/2" (see photo of receipt). Steve was more upset that I knew the truth about the work they completed then he was about rectifying the job. He wanted me to call Champion (another local biz to confirm his story - i certainly wouldn't trust them either). He refused to adjust the bill and threatened to pull his team without them finishing. Don't trust this company! His team was also very condescending. I am very knowledgeable about construction. They lied to my face and were quite smug while doing so.

Ultimately decided to go with another masonry. Way too eager for the work. (And I had other…read moreconsults lined up as well, thankfully.) But Steve had called really late one night to ask why I hadn't hired him yet & asked if I had went with someone else because they were cheaper. I replied yes & even wanted to know who. Steve had added all of these requests onto the quote that I knew were not yet needed & were confirmed by two other masonry's! I get trying to upsell, but don't add things to the quote a customer actually doesn't need right at that moment if that's not what they're asking for! Bring it to their attention & let them know it's something that needs to be watched & eventually addressed, but not at this time. And give the quote for what 'is' needed instead of trying to scam them out of more money for whatever reason you may have; no moral, no values, need the work/money, etc.!?! The masonrys that I had come look over my place, I questioned them re: all these additionals & said 'both' companies were so honest & said the 'exact same things'; "the majority I didn't need & the rest could just be watched & done if/when the problem ever gets worse"! The one I ultimately chose for various reasons, went above and beyond what they were hired to do & my home looks beautiful again! So the moral of the story is, please get multiple quotes from companies, no matter how small of businesses you are choosing to go with! It's worth it in the end...!