I hired this company to do a plot survey on an already existing home to confirm boundaries and mark…read moreeasements for a pool install. Their work consisted of confirming previous stages with a metal detector, except one post they couldn't find. That stake was set about 5 feet back from the left side, confirming my previous belief that the markings were off due to tree roots. So I am left with an $115" bill for one hour of work, no drawings confirming boundary, and no real confirmation of the back border. They refuse to respond to complaint email and phone call and just keep sending the bill. I would not deal with this company since there are so many options. I'm still not sure how to resolve this problem but o would avoid them with so many other options.

I don't appreciate these guys showing up on my property and not asking permission if they could jam…read moretheir equipment into the bushes on the side of my house. A legitimate company would at least get the property owners permission since I'm not the one who called them but my neighbor did about the empty lot next-door. A legitimate company would also have a working phone number and when I tried to call the number on the side of their truck it's not in service.

RENTER BEWARE I…read morerented for over 3 years at a home managed by Trademark. They're very slow to react when anything went wrong with the home. They are not on the same page with each other at all...and their responses, when I DO receive them are very unprofessional. I have never once been late on rent and I have now been out of my home l was renting for 46 days and l have still NOT received my security deposit. Pretty sure that's illegal. I also have NOT received proof that it was sent to me either. I am currently in the midst of filling a tenant complaint with the state. If you choose to rent a home managed by Trademark, good luck to you...

Matthew Blitchok or Matthew is probably the most incompetent people I had the displeasure to meet…read more All sugar when you first meet up and nothing but sour once he has the lock. He doesn't return calls, actively dodges calls (try from an unrecognizable number and he always picks up ), and is generally unresponsive. GO TO SOMEBODY ELSE!!!

Kraft is a busy company, but proved to be well worth the wait. Steve and Lorenzo did a fantastic…read morejob. We would not hesitate to have them back for another project... Thanks!

From the owner: Kraft Engineering and Surveying, Inc. is based on diversified and complete consulting services in…read morethe fields of civil and environmental engineering, comprehensive planning, construction management, and land surveying. We offer specialized consulting services for governmental, industrial, commercial, and private land development projects. In addition, we retain outstanding consultants in their specialized fields of urban planning, mechanical and electrical engineering, architecture, environmental assessment, soils and materials testing. Our firm has the capability to perform computer-linked design and planning services with an extensive library of engineering and related disciplines. The major areas of design services are highways, bridges, drainage, water distribution, wastewater collection, construction management, land surveying and comprehensive planning.

I can't keep quiet any longer.The worst closing on our house possible.We closed in January and the…read morebottle of champagne remains unopened in the fridge. Our realtor,Jim Skylis, did a terrible job representing us. he lost one buyer through failure to follow up with the prospective buyer,after our counter bid. We never even found out till 3 weeks later when we called to find out the buyer moved on to another house. No box with flyers till after the window of opportunity had closed and school was getting ready to start. Also no Open Houses offered till that time.We were very flustered at his lack of communication and initiative.Once he started working at it we already had to drop our price significantly.This wasn't even the real problem. We finally got buyers for the home,but time ran out for them and they had to be out of their house before our paperwork was free and clear to close. They had nowhere to move in the meantime. We negotiated what WE thought was a fair deal for them to move into the house early at $50/day until the paperwork came through and we could close. Mr.Skylis at this point,without asking us offered them a Home Warranty Policy at our expense! When I asked him why and who he was really working for,he said he just said, "I Didn't want the house deal to fall through." At this point the buyers agent wrote a check out for $1500,which my husband and I assumed was good faith money towards the rent,but Mr.Skylis refused to take it,which was okay,but their realtor took it back! If Mr.Skylis had been representing us,instead of himself,he should have insisted we hold the check.It was like they just wrote a check to themselves! We continued to have to pay the mortgage on the home while the buyers were living there for 29 days. In the meantime we met with Mr.Skylis several times to discuss various issues that had to be taken care of.Each time we talked about the rent issue, and he said very little about it.When we got to the closing the buyers had come first,signed their papers and left,but came back for final details. We were almost done and they got ready to leave. We asked them for the rent money,and they looked at us like we were crazy.What rent? My husband said,"Did you think we were supposed to pay for you to live there for free,while we paid the mortgage? What was the $1500 for? They said they thought it was for damages in case they backed out of the deal! In the end,Mr.Skylis kept quiet through the whole thing.He knew about this and never said anything to their agent because he didn't want to lose the sale.His contract was up with us and it was his last chance.We told the buyers to leave. When we confronted Mr.Skylis with all his misrepresentation and his deliberate hiding of the rent issue he denied nothing. He said,"What do you want me to do? Write you a check for $1400?" I immediately said,"YES!" His reply was,"You will feel bad." And I said,"NO, I won't!" At that point my husband said that we were always honest people and we were going to leave it up to his conscience to do the right thing. We walked out,there was no handshake,we never even got a thank you from him.We received a thank you letter from the owner,Glen Bianchini about a week later,and it was signed and said if there was anything he could do to help call. So after waiting for Mr.Skylis conscience to kick in, and getting no result, we decided to try his boss. We thought maybe we could mediate this. We were put through to his voicemail and left two messages. My husband finally got through on a Friday around four. Mr.Bianchini said he doesn't have voicemail and never got the first two messages,then he said he knew nothing about our house sale or closing.He said he signs lots of those letters.(nice to know you are just a name in a pile of letters).We wanted to come in and discuss what happened person to person,not on the phone, with his associate,Mr.Skylis. His response to that was,"Why are you bothering me this late about a problem like this?" Then he accused my husband of yelling at him on the phone,so he would have a reason for hanging up. We considered going to the Oakland County Board of Realtors, but guess what?? Mr.Skylis sits on the Board of Realtors! How is your conscience doing,Jim???I saw there full page ad in the Advertiser that said Outstanding achievement and customer service and I said I am going to expose the REAL STORY!!! Put that in your pipe and smoke it!

BEWARE: I was…read moreterribly disappointed with how unprofessional and the lack of compassion the agent I used had from this office had. I was assured that everything would go smoothly and I could change my mind right up to the closing. Not true I ended up being sued which went on nearly a year and I was still forced to sell my home. I had to hire a lawyer to accomplish what my agent could have done if he knew more or cared to do a little research. Yet he had no problem putting his hand out taking his entire commission. Knowing that I would barely have enough money at the end to find a decent place to live.

Tom was top notch from start to finish. I made a request to have a rental property professionally…read moreshot from out of state. After reviewing the online gallery, i felt confident that this studio had the skills. Tom answered the phone immediately, asked a number of questions and it became obvious that he understood what i needed from this photo shoot. He was able to schedule the shoot the same day, consulted the direction of the home to make sure the time was correct with the sun/daylight, and delivered high and lo res images within 24 hours. Being a real estate agent in California, I can't say enough great things about the high quality, professionalism and overall smoothness of the transaction. With a VERY fair price to boot, Tom will be my preferred photographer for all my real estate needs.

I used to hire Tom all the time in my old position, and he is a pleasure to work with. He was very…read moreaccommodating, and his photos are lovely. Check optimum photography out on FB to see examples. I would definitely hire him again.