We had a post on our stairs outside that had come loose and needed service to have it reattached to…read morethe railing and set in the correct orientation again. Daniel came to my home promptly, evaluated the situation, charged a reasonable price, and completed the labor all within the span of a few hours. Very happy with the work performed. Now no one will fall off our stairs due to a wobbly railing! Daniel and his co-worker who assisted were professional, efficient, and understanding of my needs. Will definitely call again for future repairs/assistance!

The guys did a good job washing and cleaning the inside. My problem was I paid them for Ceramic…read moreCoat and I asked before they left how long would it last..... their reply you won't have to worry with that for a while. They never used a single drop of Ceramic Coating on that truck. I paid for Ceramic Coating and did not get it. Be sure you get what you pay for if you use these guys. They lost a customer with me. I hope this helps others that use them to pay close attention and get what you pay for.

We have a 13 year old dog and needed to get a ramp installed outside from the porch to the yard…read more Kind of an odd job but faster to share a picture and have an expert build it than construct it ourselves. Ryan was responsive, professional, and did a great job, doing exactly what we needed. Appreciate how quick he got it done and brought it over!

I leveraged Handy Hawk for two home services (removing a satellite dish and installing a shed…read moredoor). They were great in communication and always stuck to their timeframes. The work was done efficiently and correctly. Price estimates were accurate and did not fluctuate.

Talked with someone. They went on vacation. Hopefully I'll hear back soon. Never heard back. Not…read morethat professional

Steve was professional and listened. Unfortunately we…read moredecided not to proceed with our deck replacement however I would have hired Steve and company to do it if we had the money. Thanks Steve for being so thorough and caring about us.

Team did a wonderful professional job. Crew was on time and left our yard immaculate with a…read morebeautiful new fence!!! I highly recommend Fence Me In !!!

***Update 3-28-2023****…read more They have fixed the gaps by adding a board to the bottom of the fence where there were gaps. ****update1**Fence Me In has contacted me again and offered to put boards across the bottom of the fence to close the larger gaps free of charge. While I would have preferred to have the fence looking nice and clean and done properly the first time, at least they have responded with a solution that doesn't involve me paying money to fix their error. ____ Fence Me In installed a privacy fence at my house a year ago. Long story short: They did not put the fence all the way to the ground: in places it appears they piled dirt around the bottom of the fence to hide how much of a gap there was. That dirt has settled over the year, leaving significant gaps at the bottom, some as much as 6". Basically my dog has figured this out and is squeezing under the fence-- and she is a 65lb lab mix. I reached out to Fence Me In but it took awhile to catch up with them. In the interim, I put some wire barriers around the bottom of the fence to keep my lab mix from squeezing under it . It looks pretty tacky and has been pretty pricey to do. I am disappointed in the quality of work, the lack of responsiveness, and the danger to my dog. She has gotten loose several times while I dealt with this. Finally spoke to the company. He basically told me that a dog eared wood privacy fence is supposed to have 6" gaps if the property grade changes from front to back or side to side. He then offered to charge me to put boards along the bottom of the fence. I've had fences installed in mountainous areas where the yard drop off was much more dramatic than this. Those companies did the work to make sure the fence went close to the ground. I advised that they should have asked me what I wanted instead of piling dirt up to hide the gaps. He said well, we would have had to cut each board and charge you for that to make it ground level on the bottom. I feel that they should have given me this option. I have a cousin in the fence business in another state and have installed fences in four houses. Never had a problem like this.

It was a pleasure working with All Squared Up. While they're a newly formed company, the…read morepartnership has decades of experience and plenty of references upon request. I'm delighted to be the first one to offer a review on this site. Our needs were simple. We wanted to have a maintenance free composite deck to replace our outdated wooden deck. Practically all the deck builders that we got quotes from were over $25K - $35K. These were WAY outside our budget. All Squared Up explained it like this. So many businesses after Covid, were charging more due to supply. Sadly for consumers many businesses never reduced their prices when supply disruptions were no longer an issue. There is also so much competition with composite material, prices are not high. Before you select a deck builder, based on the number of reviews on Yelp/Google, request a quote from All Squared Up. We highly recommend! Honest communication, commitment, with an equal dose of skilled perfection and honest pricing is what you can be assured to receive. p.s. After completing the deck, they re-did our side porch, making it composite too and reducing the step size. allowing the steps to be more shallow.

From the owner: Most companies say they are about quality but upon inspection of work they look more and more like…read moreproduction work. In this field the more you do in a day or week or a month the bigger the profit, so knock them out as fast as you can gain the profit and worry about cut corners when they arise. Instead of do it right the first time and make sure the homeowner is 100 percent happy the first go around and hope if at all call backs are minimal. Most big companies already have the name so now it's the money that keeps them going and the workers still receive the same pay no matter how poor their quality of work and the owners have enough revenue and resources to brush off small inconveniences. The small guys like me however without the big name or big company have to take pride in what we do because we know the quality provides the name and the revenue will follow in due time. A good name and quality go a good distance but a bad name and poor work travel much further. When you take pride in what you do and love every aspect of the project it's a passion not just a job. It's a living you love and not just an income.