As someone who has worked with Autumn on numerous projects, I can vouch for him as a choice…read morecontractor. He is a considerate communicator and a pleasure to work with. Autumn has honed his carpentry skills as a timber framer for many years. He stakes his reputation in all of his work and shows a high level of craftsmanship. He's an active and well-respected member of the Applegate community with whom you can trust.

From the owner: Burning Daylight Construction delivers high quality buildings with attention to detail; while…read morebalancing aesthetics & budgets. We specialize in different styles of natural building with an eye on energy-efficient design; including, timber framing, straw-bale construction, and papercrete. We customize our work for clients: family homes & remodels, bars & counters, tiny houses & cottages, decks & outdoor spaces, furniture & bridges, and small commercial multi-use spaces. BDC consults with clients who have a need for overseeing design, land use planning, permitting, project management, vetting sub-contractors, etc. Please take a moment to read my 5 star reviews from past clients, most of them will be found at the bottom of the page under unrecommended reviews. Thanks BDC

We recently had them do a remodel to our two bedrooms and hallway and they did a phenomenal job…read more Josef and Colt were fabulous to work with and very professional. We have more work to do on the house and we will definitely use them.

I was in such a bind I had been recommended another contractor and he didn't even start to work out…read moreSo with that being said my bathroom was not usable and the master bedroom was not even started So my neighbor had recommended OnPoint Colt and Joseph bid the rest of the job and made time to work with us The amazing passion professionalism and knowledge that they have I have never seen in the valley They worked over and beyond to make my family comfortable while we were under construction and still check in to make sure all is well I highly recommend this company!

My carpenter quit just before we were going to build the stairs for my new build log cabin, so I…read morehad to find someone fast. Luckily, I found Roy Wall, carpenter and contractor extraordinaire! In one short week, my cabin build project moved forward by leaps and bounds, thanks to Roy! Just some of what he managed to do included: STAIRS TO LOFT ALL THE WINDOWS AND DOOR CASED AND TRIMMED LOUSY DRYWALLING FIXED DOORS HUNG KITCHEN CABINETS INSTALLED It was like magic. I can finally see the end of the tunnel and anticipate moving in within a month. Most of all, Roy's creative solutions to the challenges posed by my log walls impressed me. I cannot recommend Roy Wall enough and am so glad my former carpenter quit!

I've been enjoying having Levi remodel my bathrooms. He's a conscientious worker who does fine…read morecarpentry. In a few days we'll have photos to show of the current project!

From the owner: Turnkey Remodeling, Custom Carpentry, All Phases Construction…read more Fill out the Project Info form and include several pictures. Give a good description of the scope of work you have in mind. We will then schedule a call to go over your home vision, and how much you want to invest in your property. The free phone consultation with our licensed General Contractor will dive deeper into the scope of what you want done to your home. If our expectations align and you decide to choose us, an in-person appointment will follow. A $100 consultation in your home will cover a walk-through, our design ideas, and a written ballpark cost to your home investment. At that time, if you decide to move forward with your home remodel, we will collect a $1000 Retainer to begin the Pre-Construction process and get you locked into our calendar. The $100 consultation will go towards our $1000 Retainer, and creating a finished quote. With a signed contract, the $1000 Retainer will merge with the quoted project price. Remodeling projects are scheduled on average 8+ weeks in advance. The sooner we can meet, the better! Smaller projects can usually be scheduled within 6 weeks. If you would like to see a list of average remodeling pricing, visit our website and find the Remodeling page. We look forward to working with you!

I sell property in the East Bay area. In the past I have recommended One Handy Man to clients for…read moreinterrior and exterrior paint. Dave's work is exemplary and I will continue to recommend him to business clients in the future. He shows up ontime, works very hard, and is very easy to communicate with. I give him five stars! You definitely get your moneys worth with this guy.

I hired David to resand a butcher block countertop, move a light switch about three feet away down…read morethe wall and to install a couple of IKEA cabinets. He is an incredibly nice guy and very pleasant to deal with ... polite, shows up when he says he will, etc. That said, when you ask someone for an estimate on pretty basic work, you expect the bill to bear some relationship to the estimate. For me (single mom ... no one to hand a 'honey-do' list to) the estimate lets me know whether or not I can afford to do the work in the first place ... and I count on it. So I can tell you I was pretty upset when, somehow, "sand and oil kitchen counter: 2-4 hours" (on the estimate) became "sand kitchen counter: 12 man hours" (on the bill). Without the counter even getting oiled (I had to do it) or caulked into place (I'll have to hire someone else for that). Huh? His response when I asked about the difference: "I did not keep track of what task took how long" because that "wouldn't be practical." I'm just billing you for my time. Double-huh? I thought the whole reason you had someone come to your house, look at a situation, and tell you how long it would take them to deal with it, then put it in writing for you was so you could rely on it. The IKEA cabinet install and light switch move weren't exactly portraits of efficiency, either (he'd forgotten that IKEA stuff requires assembling when he gave his estimate so, again, the amount of time estimated vs. billed were unbelievably out of proportion to one another). So many things were done, then redone because of bad planning (but billed for on how much time it took to do, undo, then do it again). One example: the guy he had working with him installed/screwed in all the slide out drawers in two sets of cabinets only to realize that he didn't account for putting on the hinges for the doors ... so had to take the drawers out, put the doors on and then install the drawers again. Then did the same thing installing waste cans under the sink ("oh sorry ... forgot we needed to get under there for putting on a cabinet face!" ... unistall, then reinstall) And that's just the stuff I saw on the day I stayed to see what the heck was up ... who knows what happened the days I wasn't there. He knew it was a bit ridiculous too, so -- to his credit -- he discounted his hourly rate a bit to account for his IKEA learning curve. At the end of the day, the quality of the work he did is fine ... not fabulous, not awful. The cabinets are installed solidly and level. The problem is just in the amount of time he bills for doing it (10 hours billed for a job a professional electrician said would take 45 mins? ouch!) I'm just chalking the experience up to a lesson learned: going forward I only hire people with multiple stellar ratings on Yelp. And I wouldn't say don't use him ... just that, if you do, I'd consider asking him to work on a project (rather than an hourly) basis. UPDATE: ok, maybe not such a nice guy. I guess after he realized I gave him a bad review on Yelp, he tried to 'revoke' the discount for his inefficiency and sent me a series of indignant emails insisting he was entitled to his full hourly rate for every hour of his time, even if that time exceeded the estimate by 4-6x's for some projects AND even if the time was spent doing, undoing, and redoing the same work. Pretty ridiculous.