If you want to pay for substandard work call MitchCo Foundation…read more If you want to pay for a yearly warranty call MitchCo Foundation. I am sure there are better Foundation Repair Services in San Antonio and the area.

Run, do not let this crook do work for you.We had a contract to demo the front porch and haul off…read moredebris. Frame the front porch install rock aggregate and repour concrete. For $6,000.00 with $3,000.00 down payment. I informed Ed and Melissa Mitchell that I wanted to watch the porch demo. I was told that work would start at 9:30am on Thur. Sep.12,2024. I was on site at 10:00am. The crew did not show up until 12:00pm. When they arrived they ate lunch and started work at 1:00pm. I sat in my truck, which I parked across the street, beginning at 10:00am when I arrived and watched the whole time. Instead of demoing the porch they worked on installing the 4x4 post. By around 2:30pm I became concerned that they were not demoing the porch. I called Melissa and asked what was going on and she told me Ed had decided to go another way. Ed had not come with the crew and I asked to talk to him. Melissa informed me Ed was running late, but was on his way. Edward arrived at 3:00pm. I told him I wanted to know what was going on and he informed me he just wanted to put a 4 inch cap on the porch. I told him that is not what I wanted and that was not our agreement. He then started to try and convince me that he had done it at another location and it worked out ok and that he would give me a lifetime warranty. I told him no, I wanted what we had agreed to. Ed then stated that he could have his crew start over, but he was going to lose all the man hrs. his crew had already did and that he would have to redo the four 4x4 post. He keep on telling me how good the cap was and that he would give me a lifetime warranty. I told him a lifetime warranty would not do me any good if he died or went out of business. Ed had not mentioned anything about reducing the price of $6,000.00. I stated that if he just did a cap he was going to use a lot less materials and labor and that he would have to reduce the price. He stated he could reduce it by $300.00. I stated that he would have to do a lot better than that. He then stated he could reduce it by $500.00. I told him I would have to think about it. I went inside the house and made a phone call to a friend who has some building experience and he stated he did not think the cap would hold up account the porch is hollow underneath. I went outside and told Ed I did not want the cap. Ed started the routine about how he put a cap on another porch and how well it worked and the lifetime warranty. He keeps at it until I finally agree to just the cap, but I told him he would have to reduce the price by $1000.00, which Ed agrees to. By now it is about 3:30pm and I go home. Ed stated that it was too late to pour concrete and they would leave by 5:00pm. The next morning I get up at 8:00am, I did not sleep very well account I felt I was not only talked into just a cap, but that the cap was not going to last account of the porch Ed was going to put the cap on was hallow underneath. Then I realized if Ed put a 4 inch cap on, the step would be 11 inches high. I called Melissa and told her they would have to add another step to comply with code. She said they already reduced the price by $1,000.00 and that if I wanted another step I would have to pay for it. My cousin was having some concrete work done at his house, so I called and talked to the man doing the work. I explained what was going on and did he think it was ok to put a cap on a porch that was hollow underneath. He said no, but it would be better if he looked at it. I told him I would pay him to look at it and that I could pick him up and take him to the site. I picked up Mr. Guzman who is a Master Brick Mason and took him to the site. After looking over the site, he stated that the material that was on Ed's work trailer was a light mix used for stucco. He also stated that if you were going to try and hold together a failing porch with a cap you would need 12 inches not 4. Now I feel like I have been scammed. Ed made a decision to go from what was in the contract to just a cap without so much as a phone call. We went from a complete demo and rebuild to a 4 inch cap of stucco on top of a failing porch that is hollow underneath. I called Ed and told him I no longer trusted him and I had lost all faith in him. I also told him I did not want him to do any further work. Ed's reply was that he had $3,500 invested, but he was good guy and would let the $500.00 slide. Your crew worked 4 hrs. on the Sep.12,2024 and 2-hrs on the Sep.13, 2024. You are a crook and I do not see how you sleep at night. Thank God sent an angel to lead me to Mr. Guzman before I ended up with a 4 inch stucco cap.

This roofing company is locally owned, and insured. They have done beautiful work on my property. I…read morehave used them for years and have been very pleased with their quality of work. I also use them, because they are very fair on the price. Each estimate I have been given was by far lower than the other 4-5 estimates I received. I have had my roof replaced, a fire pit built, my master bathroom remodel, flooring replaced, driveway extended, fence replaced, and trees cut. I am extremely happy with this company. Their customer service and workmanship is top notch. I will continue to keep calling them for my household contacts. I give 10 stars!

I was trying to avoid posting this but Maddox Roofing filed a lien requesting money on my home for…read moreuncompleted work. His contract stated that he would be paid half up front and the rest when the job was completed. All pictures are from August 15/16 of 2019. In an effort to try to help out a local company that had done roofing work for me in the past on my old home, I asked them if he could build a deck for us...he stated he could and came out to give me a quote and I paid the initial fee on June 25...he stated he could do the job in about 2 weeks. Now mind you I had no idea of the time frame for such a job...so I agreed with him. He said he would start July 8th...but then he got sick with the flu. So he didn't start at that time. He and another gentleman dropped off materials on July 18 and returned on July 19 to begin the job. They left that day and returned on the following Monday to frame the deck. Every time I asked him when they would return, he stated that he did not want to rush these types of jobs. The contract stated that we had 3 days to cancel...unfortunately that was June 28th. He would continuously not show up, not tell us when he was showing up...do work at nights. I even asked him to not work at night and he and his pregnant wife still came out to work in the evenings. Every delay was due to his wife's baby appointments or traffic. One weekend he didn't even contact us after telling my wife they would be back the next day...then on the next Saturday, while we are out eating he calls and says he is there to work, which was two days after he was supposed to return. He stated that he had a stroke on that Thursday and on Friday he was spending time with his daughter but failed to call us to let us know. On August 11 he and his wife argued with me and my wife where he stated that I was being a bad customer because I was not showing any concern for the fact that he had a stroke weeks ago...and always complaining about the time frame and issues we see with the deck. He also accused us of not wanting to pay him his money. Not one time did we ever mention money. The only thing we did was complain about issues we saw with the deck. The last time we saw them was on Monday, August 12 in the evening, leaving my home...and he did not even say he was done working. Nor did he contact me to say when he would be back... On August 15 the deck was still unfinished so I sent him a text stating that a month had passed on this job and that we wanted him to cease working on the deck and to pick up his equipment and any materials. We would be out of town to move our child into college and did not want them working through the weekend without us there. He and another gentleman came to pick up the items on Friday August 16 in the evening, did not say anything to me and just left as they had done multiple times in the past few weeks. The next week I learned from the city that he wasn't registered with the City of Cibolo and also did not pull a permit to do the work. I contacted another company who came out, pulled permits, got inspections, demolished the work that was there and rebuilt the deck to City code the way we had envisioned for over $2,000 less than Maddox had quoted us.

So I knew I needed to completely replace my roof because of its age. Still looked OK to me and no…read moreleaks but age does its thing in the hot Texas sun. My first time doing this alone. Not even the insurance company was involved until later. I was being overly cautious and got a number of bids. Decided to take off my gutters as a major pain trying to get anyone to clean them and I'm too old for that stuff. Probably asked a thousand questions and was a real pest. They had done a friends house with no problems there. They were not the highest. They were not the lowest. They were open to me exploring options and what ifs. So signed a contract and San Antonio had almost constant rain so I had quite a wait. Which made me think of even more questions. But finally got a couple of rain free days during the week. They tore off and repaired one day and fashioned new heavier shingles the next. Had a lot of concealed damage on the roof deck. They had photos of the area needing replacement. I had decided to go with a higher rated shingle a 3 for hail and a 130 mile wind in hopes of an extra discount on my insurance. Also peace of mind. Roof repairs are not fun. Changed back to turbines since I've had racoons in my attic via vents before. They even put extra screening on my turbines for my peace of mind. Also got the shingles from the coast as that color and style aren't usually used here. I was like a chicken with its head cut off and they were both patient and helpful throughout. It looks great! No leaks, no wildlife sounds, hopefully cooler attic.

I am thoroughly impressed by the repairs that Gilbert, quoted in the contract, they went above and…read morebeyond my expectations. At a very reasonable price!! When it's time for a roof replacement..... Rod Roofing is my first call. Give them consideration and ask for an inspection and estimate. Real Professionals

Semper Fi R&C Servics LLC poured our patio, and, a sidewalk that went around the house to the…read moredriveway. They did a beautiful job. The weather was challenging but they finished. The bid/estimate was true and the cost right there in the middle. Reasonable and affordable. All of the work was outdoors. I would hire their team for more landscaping projects.

Needed to widen our drive by 2.5'. Called Semper Fi, and the owner came out, we discussed what I…read morewanted and he emailed me a quote that evening. After some final discussion to make sure things were clear, we approved the project. They showed up on the agreed-upon date and prepped the site, digging out excess dirt AND removing it, then laying base and tamping it by machine rather than trying to "stomp it in". They returned two days later (due to rain), set the wire mesh and poured the concrete. Couldn't be more pleased - they cleaned up their work area at the end of EACH day, and when they were done the site looked like it had always been that way.

First of all, it's my pleasure to add a five-star review based on my recent experience with Excel…read moreRoofing & Contracting. I would rarely talk to a rep who knocks on my door, especially when I previously had another roofing company that I was satisfied with the last time we experienced a bad hailstorm. I am not surprised the roofing reps circulate storm-damaged neighborhoods. It's no different than trial attorneys reaching out to accident victims. It's a marketing practice. The former chases storms, whereas the latter chases ambulances. Nothing out of the ordinary there. Then I met Jody, a new rep they recently hired. Since I normally don't even talk to door-to-door reps, I usually politely dismiss them without appearing too grumpy. However, he convinced me to at least consider the possibility of scheduling an appointment because part of the inspection included looking for collateral damage. Ryan, the owner, came out and impressed me with his knowledgeable and professional approach. He showed me how my previous roofer made some shortcuts by not completely removing the underlayment. He also found a damaged chimney, a broken window, and screens, and two garage doors. After researching some of the reviews, and seeing that they're local, I contracted with this company, who in turn subcontracted the chimney rebuild, and garage doors. Ryan asked for no money up front when I signed the contract. It went exactly as Ryan said it would; we would settle up when the work was done. We settled today as the Schilling Overhead Doors installed the new doors (I paid extra for the upgraded doors and new motors, which was totally worth it). He said I made it easy because I provided all of the estimates, including supplementals when my adjuster made it available. He worked with my adjuster to document the additional damage, so that my adjuster would approve the supplemental. They installed the roof in less than one day. They run like a well-oiled machine and choose only the best tradesmen as their subcontractors. I highly recommend this company and will do business with them as the need arises.

a seamless process from start to finish. Jordan was awesome to work with and the crew that replaced…read moremy roof did an excellent job.

I can't say enough great things about Vidal Construction. Vidal Construction is a professional,…read morecommunicative team that cared for us from the moment we reached out to them. Our roof was damaged in the last big storm of early winter 2023. The previous roof was only about five years old and did not last through the high winds we had, which were not bad to begin with. We had used a different company that we have since learned took many shortcuts, and that showed in their pricing. Our contact, Joey Vidal, worked within our budget and with our insurance quote while providing us with high-quality products that we needed without giving us options that we didn't need. Once we agreed on the work, we were quickly added to their schedule, and the team arrived on the scheduled day. They spent a few hours on prep, removing gutters and shutters, then arrived the next day and began work. They stayed late and almost completed the job in one day, but needed to come back the next morning, completing the job in less than two days. The entire time, Joey kept us up to date via phone calls and text messages and provided drone pictures of the roof. Everyone we worked with was courteous and respectful of our time. After the work was complete, Joey and his son returned to scout around the perimeter of the house to look for errant nails and leftover material that may have fallen and not been cleaned up. The final step was a complimentary pressure wash of our driveway. This was much appreciated since we are unable to do that right now due to water restrictions. Once the work was completed to our satisfaction, we were presented with the final bill, and Joey even stopped by to pick up the check so I didn't have to drive to the office or drop a large check in the mail. We appreciated the fine work and excellent communication with the Vidals, and we plan to use them for some future construction projects.

A HUGE shout out to Joey Vidal of Vidal Construction for repairing my roof today!!! I had my…read moreChristmas lights installed on my home this past Sunday and the guy noticed a few shingles had blown off due to the crazy wind we had that morning. He took a picture and sent it to me. I texted Joey right away, on a Sunday, and he replied almost immediately. He told me his crew would be in my neighborhood this week and would take care of it!! This is the third time he has helped me out and has followed through quickly!!! I completely recommend Vidal Construction for all of your roofing needs!!!

We used these guys on five bathrooms first before giving them the work on the rest of our full…read morehouse remodel. Nice quality on the cabinets, however, the cabinets were made about 3/4" short of the old ones requiring new baseboards. I searched and sourced these on my own, but asked they paint them as they were already doing touch-up from other damage during installation. They refused, and what really soured it for me was the owner saying "well you approved the drawings!" (Whose dimensions did not include a gap). So for lack of a couple of feet of paint I will not be using them for the bulk of our project. As intended, I found out the character and the willingness to correct mistakes of the operation before getting in too deep. Onward to someone who stands behind their work and understands the importance of ownership of problems. Sadly, I would not recommend them until they figure this out.

Cibolo Creek Craftsmen LLC are exactly that - professional CRAFTSMEN who care deeply about their…read morecraft, and even more about their customers!! My wife and I spent 2 years fighting with another "full custom" cabinet maker down in San Antonio to provide us with full custom cabinetry in our 3,900ft2 new-build custom "forever" home - kitchen, pantry, laundry room, mud room, and vanities in 5 bathrooms. We are still engaged in civil lawsuit, we and a dozen others have filed police reports, and he and his wife just recently filed for bankruptcy. We ended up ripping everything out, donating the cabinets that survived the demolition to Habitat for Humanity, and starting all over again with Cibolo Creek Craftsmen as our new dream maker. Craig and his team's professionalism were literally the breath of fresh air we needed. They immediately put us to rest with their professional approach, helping us redesign our spaces, offering incredible design suggestions based on their experience (including cabinet arrangement, stain-grade wood species, colors and stains), and most importantly to me, expertly managing our expectations by not promising us anything that he wasn't fully confident he could deliver in the scope, schedule or budget of the project. His team came through in SPADES, from the quality of cabinet construction, the scheduling of deliveries, the professional installation, their attention to the small details, all the way to final finish and adjustments!! They weren't going to be happy until we were thrilled, and I can honestly say, our cabinets and vanities are absolutely BEAUTIFUL! My wife and I have the cabinets that we only dreamed of having back when we first started our journey towards building our "forever home." So, here's a HUGE shout out to Craig, Albert, Rob, Zach, and to the rest of the Cibolo Creek Craftsmen team!! Thank you all so very, very much!! I can confidently say, choose Cibolo Creek Craftsmen LLC as your cabinet maker, and you won't go wrong!!