So let me start by saying the men that showed up today were friendly, approachable and worked…read morewithin the timeframe I'd purchased for the job. They educated me in places where DIY went wrong and were patient. The work was done right the first time with little back and forth and the men were very professional. Ray and Sergio were the best! I had the guys come in for maintenance of the home. This meant re-caulking around tubs and sinks, hanging a chandelier and repairing the kitchen ceiling from a previous leak upstairs. The guys took their time and removed old caulk and materials, leaving me with straight lines, clean caulking and a new chandelier hung in one of the rooms. I am so happy this job didn't take all day and was done with great professionalism that I've already booked more work with them!! Thank you Jay and Sergio for your patience and efforts today!

I reached out to RM Construction to get a quote for a door installation to my basement from my main…read morehome floor. Reynaldo gave me a call immediately and set up an appointment with me next day. After taking measurements he gave me a fair range and then said he would get back to me with the exact price. The price was at the lower end of his range and he ordered the door for me ASAP. As soon as it arrived, he scheduled to have it installed around my schedule. We have had many quotes for this door installation and RM Construction was not only a fair and honest price, but the work was done quickly and to perfection! Reynaldo's crew worked very fast and left everything extremely clean. I would highly recommend this company and will be using them again in the future!

22 September 2025 22…read moreSeptember 2025 BOB DECHEUBEL, from RELIABLE ROOFERS, is the gentleman who came out to give me an estimate on repairing my leaky roof. And gentleman he is! Like the kind of person you wished was your long-time, next door neighbor. When he quoted me a price, it sounded so reasonable, considering how much repair work needed doing, and the substantial amount of additional work Reliable Roofers were going to include in their price, i decided why not get an estimate for the whole roof. The estimate was extremely reasonable, so i've just signed a contract with Reliable Roofers today. Bob is the kind of low-key sales person, whom you will be fortunate to find in today's business world. The type of individual that seems to have vanished from America, who is a real person, and represents the kind of humanity that we once experienced here. I will wait to let you know, once my roof replacement is completed, if the business he represents, RELIABLE ROOFERS, lives up to the high standards that Bob himself personifies. I believe that it will. Reliable Roofers is extremely lucky to have this caliber of person, who represents the face of their company. I am lucky as well, having contacted Angi's [List], and met Bob. You will not regret for one moment, after giving Reliable Roofers a call for an estimate, and having the pleasure of getting to know this extraordinary man, your next best friend, BOB DECHEUBEL. customer: gene rodgers

They are great, super friendly and kind. They did a great job and was the best price aroundread more

I have minor complaints, but at the end of the day he handled a large project for us in a timely…read moremanner. He and his crew were kind and accommodating. His team handled (1) laying radiant heat coils, (2) applying self-leveling compound both to solve leveling issues and to secure the radiant heat, (3) floating Rigid Core Vinyl Planks, (4) adding new baseboards, (5) running new circuits for each heated area, and (6) drywall repair. I'm grateful for their renovation efforts. Before I go into minor quibbles, I'll reiterate that the job was done and I'm happy with it. I can't wait to use his team for future projects once the funds are replenished. This review is only to inform his great crew on ways to improve minor details. They range from "Aesthetic" to "Technical" critiques. (1) Layout (Aesthetic). The lengths of starting planks were staggered in a clear 2-step pattern. It reduces the "natural" look of things; See the attached image to (2) Polish (Aesthetic). Shims for baseboards weren't cleaned off with utility knives or anything so there's lots of little spots with wood poking out from behind the baseboard. I know these 70 year old walls were probably a challenge to baseboard, so it's all good. There were also several spots on the walls and doors that got damaged during the installation. It's no biggy though, since we just moved in and the basement was very "DIY" from the previous owner and poorly done anyway. (3) Patterns (Aesthetic). Normally when boards are laid out from several boxes, you mix and match from the boxes so you get more variety of patterns. In the implementation in my home, there are several areas where identical boards are right next to one another so it looks less "natural" (4) "Playing it Safe" (Technical). All technical guidelines of the radiant heating system we used warned of testing the current and functionality before laying down compound over it since there's no turning back once that's been done. This test wasn't done - it ended up fine, and everything worked, but had any of the product been found to be faulty the final day of installation when they plugged it all in, there'd be some major problems. Section 2.4 of the following manual: https://hw.menardc.com/main/items/media/EASYH001/Install_Instruct/DFTInstructions.pdf I should note that maybe there was a miscommunication and these tests were actually done, but from conversations I think they weren't. (5) Plank Minimum Widths (Technical). Typically planks have minimum widths they are permitted to be for stability. To plan for these minimums, you often place planks from the center of the room in both directions to find out where the widths are too short and you compensate by shifting things left or right. There are locations in the installation where these minimums were exceeded, but they were covered by the baseboards so it's probably fine. (5) Leveling Compound (Aesthetic). There ended up being some spots where it's off-level enough that I get some significant flex to the boards as I walk over them. It makes me a bit nervous that they'll pop in years to come, but it should be fine. I should note that there ended up being way more leveling compound required than initially expected, so I understand that there are some variations just because how much needed to be laid. But enough of the negatives, let's chat about what went right: (1) During this difficult time, they were able to come out and get me ready to work from home in less than a week. (2) They were appreciative of the situation, especially with my wife's hospital profession, and took necessary precautions to insulate their work area from the rest of the house. (3) They were flexible to meet some requests of mine during the work, such as repairing drywall, installing thresholds, and making sure the planks were oriented in a certain direction. (4) They were willing to work even though the area was littered with furniture and boxes from our recent move in. They handled all of my grandmother's furniture with care, and made sure it was all safe as they worked. (5) They were friendly, kind, and responsive at all times. Victor's the classic contractor / handyman who's seen it all. (6) They rolled with the punches as the unexpected arose: baseboards, self-leveling compound, and square footage all didn't match original expectations and they were able to quickly pivot and make sure everything was done on time. (7) They alerted me of problems right when they happened. My sump pump failed and they were the first to let me know! We managed to resolve the problem before any damage was done. In other words, they were vigilant and attentive to my home as they worked. (8) Their invoices were reasonable, and their financing was generous.

They showed up no masks, did the wrong job completely. They were supposed to sand and stain my deck…read morebut power washed it and painted it. We gave Faustino the product number and he decided to use a different product. The one we choose was a light stain and he used a solid black. What we wanted was a beautiful wood stain deck and what we got was an ugly black deck. He did not sand it therefor ruining the wood that we already had down. They used spray paint which also ruined the siding of my house, my gutters and there is paint all over the concrete. One of the worst experiences I have ever encountered. Beware of this company

Mike replaced our whole roof including the plywood., installed a new vent, and gutters. He was very…read moreresponsive via text and Martin the subcontractor was very communicative and hardworking. The job ended up taking a bit longer than expected (due to all the plywood replacement). The crew did struggle a bit to get started on time, but I'm very happy with the quality of the work which more than makes up for it. All in all they did a great job, there are no leaks, and I've now got a 50 year warranty on the roof and materials.

Outstanding... They gave my family home some roof…read moresecurity... They work with you with payment they are about business get the job done in a timely fashion very professional and we will stay in contact with you and answer the questions.

Russell and his extremely hardworking crew did a great job replacing a roof and roof deck.read more

I've been dealing with Jerome and Roof Solutions for about 8 years now for a townhouse on a windy…read morecorner with a very high roof. They've repaired lost shingles, and wind damage to the soffits. When they replaced the roof for my house and garage it was supposed to be a two-day job. I had surgery scheduled for early on the second day. But they doubled the crew to finish the job in one day so I could recover at home without the noise. That was unexpected and greatly appreciated. They also quickly fixed leaking downspouts that were clogged from leaves. About a week ago they installed gutter guards. Each roofer they've ever sent for estimates and/or service has been an honest pro. Jerome is responsive, great at troubleshooting and patient when explaining things. Every transaction with Roof Solutions has felt like a bargain to me.

I hired City Renovations & Remodeling for a bathroom remodel last summer 2020. Michael Wiggs,…read moreowner/project manager, was assigned to my project and he was/is extremely unprofessional, nothing was on time, disrespectful behavior towards myself during disagreements and provided horrible customer service throughout the entire project. I would not highly recommend working with him and in fact if you've already received services from him please seek legal counsel. The contract I signed stated that this business is LICENSED, BONDED and INSURED in DC, which it is not. The license provided on my contract expired in 2006 per DCRA website. This inaccurate information is fraud. Michael Wiggs consistently reneged on many of the contract terms which were previously negotiated at the time I signed the contract. My contract was signed May 15,2020. The contract stated the projected start date was June 22, 2020. Work did not begin until August 10th and a new contract was not created. In addition, the contract's projected duration of the project was 2 weeks, weather permitting. My project was not completed until November 11th (4 months for a small bathroom remodel). In my opinion this was due to Mr. Wiggs poor project management. The first 6 weeks of the project I was out of my Condo because this is my only bathroom and the financial hardships placed on me at a time when COVID-19 was shutting down the DC area put a ton of stress on me. I was paying for living arrangements I could not utilize and I did not budget to be gone for the amount of time I had to be. I never received any compensation for this failure of Michael Wiggs to maintain the project timeline. When I returned to my unit I only had a toilet. There was no vanity, sink, or shower installed. One of my allotments was pocketed without a service or product being given. The contract mapped out 6 disbursements of money. However, once the project was almost half way through I was told by my contractor they could only withdraw 2 times from my loan and we needed to withdraw asap before my money was gone. Lastly, in the contract under "items not included" permit cost was stated, but within my line items permit was listed at a cost of $0. I eventually had to have DCRA close out my permits because he refused to close them out. There was always consistent miscommunication and lack of accountability from Michael Wiggs business, every issue was met with contempt instead of trying to find a solution. After all of this occurred, Michael Wiggs attempted to bully me by having a lawyer, Perry L. Foreman Jr., reach out to me to settle in the amount of $1,080.77 or they would move to sue me to obtain what they believe is what they are owed. Please understand as a consumer an unlicensed business cannot sue you in a jurisdiction that they aren't licensed. That's literally the purpose of the license so that the business can be protected by local laws. I did not give in to this tactic and instead I reached out to DCRA and the Consumer Protection Agency. Both of these local government offices have been extremely disappointing because they act as if they can't take action on the exact situations they were established to perform. The intentions of this review are to make all consumers aware of his business practices, understand local government offices will not be of any assistance and the best way to resolve these issues is to not get involved with them. When looking for a contractor please contact a property management company for a referral or obtain a referral from a trusted family member/friend. Make sure to obtain a business license, business insurance and scope of work from all contractors.

City remodeled my kitchen, removed one wall and a half wall. I now have an open concept that's…read morewonderful. They also remodeled 2 bathrooms creating a new shower in the master bathroom. They painted the whole house and and repaired a part of the foundation that had been destroyed during the recent earthquake. The quality of the work was fantastic and I have no complaints. Mike is very good at design and I was able to implement some design elements that I would never have considered without his help. I highly recommend this company for high end home renovations.

I was very pleased with Soto Construction for gutter cleaning. The two-person team did a quick but…read morethorough job. And made sure to clear the debris from the ground. I would recommend them for this service. Price was better than several others I checked.

Good response time on Yelp. Mixed up appointment online and when they showed up. Need better…read morecommunication between scheduler and who shows. Pricing seemed to be elevated once they came out to job, especially the driveway and garage concrete. Did not use their services.

Our deck was falling down, so we phoned our favorite contractor. You know, the one where you don't…read moreeven get other quotes. The one where you leave your home unlocked in his care. The one who will diagnose problems that you really couldn't figure out--without even charging for his time. The one that we call EVERY time and recommend without reservation.

The walkway leading up to our porch was sinking, the edge of the porch was falling off…read moreand we had spaces under the garage where animals were digging holes. Our back patio also had some sunken areas. Tom is very experienced and hands-on.He tries to figure out the best solution for his customers, and supervises the project personally when necessary. Our drainage problems along the front of our house were fixed, as was the back patio. The front of our porch was rebuilt, a new path installed. Tom recommended foam injection for the garage problem, which he does not do. The quality of the work was 5 star, from start to finish.