Owen's Remodeling did a fantastic job on our kitchen remodel! They were timely, considerate, neat…read moreand super friendly. We LOVE our new kitchen and will definitely use them again for other projects. Highly recommend!!

Very professional, reasonable pricing, work is top-notch. I will be using Owen's Remodeling for…read moreall home repairs in the future!

I contacted Wayley for an estimate to repair my oak hardwood entryway which had become warped over…read moretime. He was able to assess the damage and gave me a very reasonable estimate for repairing. He and his team were on time, and prepared the site so that dust and debris was minimalized and they finished quickly. The varnish was a good match to the rest of my floor. My husband and I were very impressed with Wayley and his crew's professionalism. Very pleased and would highly recommend!

Email me before you use this service. Floors started cupping and ridging shortly after…read moreinstallation. Had it looked at by another installer who identified the problems for me. Could not get him to return a call, finally would text with me after trying to get him to call for over a week. Said he was working in my neighborhood and could stop by in a week. Will update this post as issue unravels. UPDATE: Wayley came by and reviewed the flooring problems and indicated there was not enough room allowed for expansion during installation. Now says some flooring will need to be taken up and trimmed. Entire floor will need to be resanded and refinished. Will update.

I needed a house gutter cleaned quickly because the continuing rain was causing problems with the…read moreoverflowing gutters. I was dealing with multiple issues as my husband had recently died. Wildcat and Ralph we so helpful and got the job done quickly and generously. I'd call them again any time.

My husband and I contacted Midland to replace some of the windows and a sliding door in our home…read more We felt they did an excellent job and so asked them to come back for a bid to replace our siding, gutters and an additional window. Ryan, our salesman, was helpful and answered our questions. We have gutter covers, and they were working well. Midland agreed to remove the covers and replace them after the new gutters were installed. We paid $700 for this service. They started the work in January. The crew was led by a college student who had to start classes and left the project. Another person came in to complete the project. There appeared to be no communication between them, as details we had discussed with the first person were not told to the second crew leader. We had issues with missed communications the whole time we have been dealing with Midland. When the crew arrived to begin work, they pulled their trucks right onto our lawn. When working on the siding, the crew had no regard for our home or plants. They pulled out and stomped on landscaping and hardscaping. Trellises were yanked out with plants clinging to them. We thought we had cleared out away from the house to allow space for the workers, but they trampled on plants and kicked over brick and wire edging. The crew leader would arrive in the early morning with the crew, then leave for hours. We had no lead person to speak with while this damage was being done. The worst damage was to our gutter covers. In removing them, the crew bent and dented them. They were reinstalled and now they don't work properly. Water runs down the outside of our home at the back door, and with all the rain we have been having this year, the door swells and we are unable to open or close it easily. The water pours over the edge of the gutter cover at the front door and offers no protection to visitors. Who knows where else water is leaking into our home? My husband has called the salesperson, the team leaders, and sent many emails to Midland Exteriors. The response, when we get one, is to try to sell us their gutter covers with a substantial upcharge and not claim any responsibility for the shoddy treatment of our covers and this new damage to our home. The work was done mostly in January. Most days the crew was still here when the sun went down. The crew leader asked us to tour the site with him, which was impossible because it was dark. The next morning, my husband and I looked at the work and wrote a punch list. The electrical hookups from the pole were left hanging by the wire only--nothing was bolted to the house, and they were going to leave it that way. They said, "we don't deal with the electrical work," so they weren't going to re-anchor it to our home. This was not mentioned at the time we contracted with them. The siding under the electrical boxes has not been replaced or covered, it's still the original house color. In several places the caulking is very messy, like someone smeared their finger on the side of the house. Seams are uneven. There are a few places where pieces of trim are missing. He has spoken to several people at Midland and they tell us they will fix it, but nothing has yet been done. This has been going on for 6 months. Midland has stopped returning our calls or emails. And we have had to repair or replace our landscaping and have water coming into our home when it rains. I so regret hiring them. If you value your home, do not call them.

We just had Midland Exteriors install new Infinity from Marvin fiberglass windows and were…read morethrilled!! from start to finish, everyone - Jamie, the office, and the installers made it easy and stress free. the house is much quieter now and our AC doesn't run nearly as much. we couldn't recommend Midland Exteriors enough!!

Quality Roofing did an excellent job replacing our roof. The crew was professional, fast, and the…read morequality of work was great. The new shingles look amazing and everything was cleaned up when the job was finished. Highly recommend!

I can't overstate the professionalism and superior work performed by John and his crew at D&R…read moreConstruction. I have never seen anyone work harder. They were booked out a ways, but when it came time to start our concrete flatwork including garage foundation and custom patio, they completed the project VERY quickly and professionally. I had heard from numerous individuals about the quality of D&R's work and now I can share the same experience. John was even patient enough to walk me through some design omissions on my part and shared his knowledge to help me make the best decisions to put my project on the right path from the start. We are extremely satisfied with the work they did for us!

D&R replaced my driveway and added some space for my fence entrance. I love what they did and they…read morehad to work around an installed water system They did a fantastic job. Well worth the wait. Rhonda

E=MC2 did an outstanding job on repairing our house. The job turned out better than expected. We…read morehad water damage due to a leak and E=MC2 repaired the damaged walls and baseboards. They even used quarter round giving the baseboards a more upscale feel to our home. Highly recommend this company.

When doing anything that requires a contractor my recommendation is going to be get a written…read morecontract with their signature on it. Preferably, have the details spelled out on their own letterhead stating the things you want done, with the materials you want. I had the unpleasant experience of working with Todd from Ace Drywall from Manhattan, KS. I had a list of items that were discussed and verbally agreed upon over the phone. This is the practice I would do with my local contractors from my small community..... That was the problem. A local contractor from a small community is going to have to perform or word of mouth will make or break their success in the small community. When it was all said and done the sub contractors that Todd utilized, Alex Sosa from Junction City, KS and Rafa Zalva from Salina, KS said they just assumed this job was the "usual". FYI Rafa had to have Alex translate for him in court even though some of Todd's testimony under oath was Rafa, Todd and I had a conversation....I do not speak Espanol, and I do not think Todd does either. NOTE: Enforceability: Verbal agreements are legally binding if they include an offer, acceptance, mutual intent, and consideration (exchange of value). However, they are significantly harder to prove than written contracts. WHY A POTENTIAL CLIENT SHOULD HAVE A WRITTEN CONTRACT WITH SIGNATURES! Advice for Homeowners: 1. Document Everything: Send an email, text and post a Google review the moment a problem arises. 2. Verify Material Payments: Check with suppliers to ensure the contractor has paid them. If they haven't, pay the supplier directly and deduct it from the contractor's final bill. 3. Beware of Liens: Some contractors use liens to force full payment for poor or incomplete work. 4. No Contract, No Job: If a contractor refuses a written, signed contract, find someone else.

The guys at Ace Drywall have done a couple of jobs for me, and I love their work. They are fast and…read morepolite and seem to know their business well. I didn't know what a stomped ceiling was but I love it.