Endured Builders performed a complete renovation on our Fernley Nevada home. Joe Michado gave an…read moreaccurate bid and provided good work. However.........His sub-contractors are ........ Sub-par. Be prepared to monitor work performed as the construction job progresses. Joe is generally good at catching their shoddy work, but you should be prepared to catch what he may miss. Don't pay till the job is complete and done right.

The builders came in and did the siding for our complex. Very intricate. They've done a very, very…read moreprofessional job. They are polite, quiet and cleaned up every single scrap they left, every single day. They worked here for over 3 months. I would definitely tell anyone about them.

Ispen Construction builds an excellent product. Ryan's crew built an ADU in our backyard on…read morebudget. We added a few changes but it went seamless. Highly recommend Ispen for a high quality, honest construction company. We didn't need high end finishes but the result was outstanding and it looks high end.

This review is solely on their customer service because it was so bad I never got the chance to…read morereview the quality of their work. I called Ipsen construction on a Thursday and the lady on the phone said she could have Ryan, the owner out the next day, Friday at 2pm for a quote to have some doors installed. 2pm Friday comes and no call saying they are on their way or running late. I attempted to call both the office and Ryan's cell phone and received no answer. He ended up showing up at 2:10 which wasn't that big of a deal. But good customer service would have been to call and say they were running late. He looks at the work to be done and says he will have the quote to me the next day, Saturday and could do the work the following week. Saturday comes and goes. No quote. I call that Monday and the lady at the office takes my email again and says it will be over in the next day or two. I don't get it for a week later. And it was incorrect based on our conversation. I emailed back with the corrections that took 3 more days to receive an updated estimate. I have called the office serval times in the last week looking for a start date. They never answer their phones and they do not call back. Don't waste your time with this company, they will just string you along.

These guys are absolutely awesome! Easton was wonderful to work with, the crew did great work, and…read morethey were reasonable on their rate! Couldn't recommend these guys enough! If you need concrete work done make sure to give them a call!

I've worked with many contractors but none better than Sierra Design Concrete. I needed to widen my…read moredriveway by adding concrete + a barrier to keep water out due to elevations. Easton came out, did a professional estimate and offered a tentative schedule. The cost estimate was within Budget and they were able to start earlier than stated. The way Easton handled the propoal and coordinated the job details was impressive; he is a "hands on" Manager not afraid to get his hands dirty. The job was flawless; Easton even improved on my idea for the moisture barrier. The complete job was done in a matter of a few days - the end product is very well done. I recommend Sierra Design Concrete and believe you too will by 100% satisfied.

Thank you David DLR construction for the grate job . I had a…read morewater damage on one side of my house and called DLR construction and they did a very good job they finished the job on time every time I called David he answered my calls and his crew are the best they did an excellent job on my bathroom and the damage and David did extra work in my house hes a very helper and all his crew yes I recommend DLR CONSTRUCTION thank you David

Very definitely 5 stars. We added a 12X24 foot garage…read moreextension, they came and did all of the concrete work. They were in and out in record time. They met all of our request at a very reasonable price. would recommend them in the future. John P

Thank you Riff! The staircase looks amazing! It was a pleasure to work with you. Posted pictures of…read morethe before and after.

Jason comes across as this nice guy who is going to help with your project - run away!! He and his…read morewife came to my house to give me a quote on a staircase. He told me I would have it by the end of the week, it took me calling him several times until I received it a week later. I asked for pictures of his other work, again, it took me calling him several times to get the pictures. I received his quote, and it was 5 TIMES HIGHER than the other two quotes I received. Then he gave me an attitude when I told him I was going to use someone else. I strongly recommend you stay as far away from this so-called contractor as you can.

Stinnett Construction has been an outstanding partner in bringing custom home projects to life…read more From the initial planning stages through final execution, their team demonstrates a high level of craftsmanship, professionalism, and attention to detail. What sets them apart is their commitment to the customer's vision. They take the time to truly understand what you want and then execute it with precision, offering thoughtful recommendations along the way without ever losing sight of your goals. Whether it's a full custom home build or a renovation, their work reflects both quality and care. Communication throughout the process is clear and consistent, timelines are respected, and the end result speaks for itself. It's rare to find a company that combines technical expertise with such a strong client-focused approach. I highly recommend Stinnett Construction to anyone looking for a reliable, skilled, and trustworthy builder in Reno or California.

Respectable business. Contractor did excellent work on my property and they had great communication…read moreduring the entire process. I will use Walker Contracting again.

If you need a reminder that common sense isn't so common anymore, go with Walker Contracting…read more Looking for chaos? You'll love the "he said, she said" games you'll play with this crew. Kip, the owner, is your guy if you want someone to shrug and say "you get what you paid for" after sending unprofessional workers he never supervised. Bonus round: one of their employees made a side deal with my neighbor, threw their trash into my yard, and never came back to finish the job. This is just a pissy Yelp review, not a formal BBB complaint, because I was leaving the state and Kip was quick to remind me they'd slap a lien on my house if I pushed back. Pictures included, because words just don't do it justice.

Mark Tanner Contruction built six homes for me, including one for my family. Mark and his company…read morehandled all aspect of the construction properly and professionally, including completing all homes on budget and providing excellent follow-up services as needed. I highly recommend Mark and his company.

It's said that you can tell the true character of a person not by their actions when things go…read moresmoothly, but by how they carry themself when there are unexpected challenges. Such was our experience with Mark Tanner... We contracted with MTC to build our house in Martis Camp in early 2014 and ground was broken in early spring 2014. Construction was scheduled to last 12-to-14 months with the house being completed summer 2015. Work progressed slightly behind schedule through spring 2015 when the wheels fell off of the cart. Long story short, the wrong stone flooring was installed throughout a majority of the house. We notified MTC at the start of the tile installation that we believed the wrong product was being installed, but were assured that it was the correct product. We continued questioning the tile until Tanner finally conceded that it was, in fact, the wrong product. Tanner than spent fall and winter 2015 blaming everyone else for the error including, our designer, the tile supplier, the quarry, and us, and did nothing to remedy it. By this time we'd already paid him 95% of the contract value and were anxious to get in the house. In a last ditch effort, we even offered to keep the flooring as-is for a small price concession (less than 1.5% of the contract value and 30% of the cost to replace it), but Tanner refused. Months went by with no action. We ended up retaining an attorney in Spring 2016 to get him to complete the house. Fortunately, we retained detailed records including emails and meeting notes to substantiate that MTC was informed of the mistake or we would have ended up in litigation. He finally ordered the correct tile and we were on schedule to have it replaced in summer 2016. Shortly after the correct tile arrived, we were informed that there wasn't enough to complete the house - MTC had shorted the order to save a few bucks and needed to order additional tile. It would take another 3-4 months for the tile to arrive with no assurance it would match what was already on-site. Sure enough, when the additional tile arrived it didn't match. The color and texture were different than the prior replacement order. We chose very monochrome basalt that was uniform both texture and color. Working with his site foreman, we hand picked through the tiles and chose the closest matches. These were installed in less conspicuous locations (closets, pantry, areas that would be covered by area rugs, etc.). Finally, in late February 2017 the house was ready to occupy - 34 months after construction began and 20 months after the scheduled completion date. Shortly after move-in, we supplied MTC with a new construction punch list of approximately 40 fairly minor items (paint scuffs, a damaged light fixture shade, alarm sensor not working, incorrect shower handle trim, gate was sagging and weather damaged, etc.). We also discovered some rain gutters called out in the architectural plans were never installed. We ended up paying additional money to have the gate changed and rain gutters/ heat tape installed over and above the contract amount to get them done before winter 2017. Eight months later, and the other minor punch list items were still not completed. We had had enough of working with Tanner and decided to sell the house. During the sale escrow process, a few additional items were discovered during the buyers' home inspection (missing door sweeps in showers, erosion under one corner of the patio, faulty circuit breaker in the master bathroom, etc.) - nothing major. Tanner refused to remedy these issues. It took the intervention of the sales broker to coerce Tanner to remedy these during escrow. I'll be the first to admit that ours is a first-world problem. To the folks who have successfully used MTC - good for you. Building and maintaining a vacation home in Truckee requires a long-term relationship with someone you trust to maintain and repair your home. We hopefully represent the minority of homeowners where problems of this magnitude cropped up during construction. If you're fortune enough to be building a home, ask yourself what type of person you want to entrust with the honor of helping fulfill your family's dream. We made the mistake of not asking for references from clients where construction problems arose and chose poorly. To be clear, MTC has some very diligent and talented employees. The issue we encountered came from the top. To this day, Tanner has never apologized for the mistake, didn't bother attending the occupancy walk-through, never checked-in with us after move-in, and missed numerous update calls that he scheduled via email. We've been told that he blames us for the mistake - basically forcing him to fulfill his obligations as the general contractor - and is, "mad," at us. At the end of the day, all we have is our integrity, character, and reputation. Everyone makes mistakes - it's how we choose to deal with them when a person's true character shows through.