I hired CMA Renovation & Landscape to remove a large Japanese maple, trim a tree, and clean…read moregutters. All services were promptly performed and the quality of the work was exceptional. Communication was easy and I was kept informed as the work was being done. I was impressed and I will use this company again. I highly recommend CMA Renovation & Landscape!

From the owner: Optimal Property Services provides snow plowing, salting, and Christmas light installation. We…read moreensure safe driveways and walkways with prompt snow removal and salting, while creating beautiful holiday light displays to brighten your property.

Fast and efficient. Extremely nice and affordable! I would use them again in a heartbeat!read more

Eric is a personable, experienced, very knowledgeable, fine contractor who also does handyman jobs…read more I highly recommend him.

I hired them to replace my bathroom floor. First of all, it…read morewas impossible to get someone to call you back, reached out to the receptionist (i think that was the owner's wife) a few times, no callback. Eventually, after calling almost every day, got an estimate (that was insanely high), after pointing out that, the estimate was too high they lowered it , but since I needed work done fast I agreed. I wish I haven', new floor was installed so sloppy. The floorboards were not cut properly, so now I have joints that have a separation between them and are cracking. For the money that I paid them, I will never hire them or recommend them to anyone.

These guys put up two porches for us on an old farm house. They did exactly what we wanted and did…read morea great job. We were impressed with how hard and fast they worked to get the job done. They even put in some solar lighting that was unexpected, but looks great. Would highly recommend them, and have already asked them to come back to do another job.

The CSM Tile team is a heavyweight in the field of installing ceramic, granite, marble, porcelain,…read moreand stone. We have been their provider of storage needs for their projects for over ten years now, and they always operate with the utmost dedication to quality and skill. Chris and Shawna have a tremendous company there- they should be very proud. Travis, Evan, and the rest of the CSM crew are all credits to the industry!

From the owner: Since 2001, CSM Tile Co. Inc has been a trusted source for commercial builders in Upstate New York…read morelooking for a quality flooring contractor. Your business means a lot to you, and it means a lot to us too. That's why our expert team puts their all into every job, big or small. Whether your building's restroom needs a redo with some fresh tile, or you've decided on plush carpeting for your workspace, count on us to do it all. We can even customize a surface to match your vision. Our team lets the workmanship of each design and installation speak for itself, and we can't wait to see your surfaces shine.

Do not hire this contractor, in fact call the police immediately if you talk with him or he is on…read moreyour property. Daniel J. Mace is a scam/con artist who starts a job and then leaves with your money and all the unpaid bills for materials in your name so it makes it worse for you. But there are no repercussions on him because the system protects the scum bags in society. He tore our house down and left us homeless and bankrupt!

We hired DJM to build a new deck, remove cedar shake and replace with vinyl siding, replace the…read moreroof and replace our windows. They were hired in the end of June. demolition was slow, as only 1 worker was on site. The cedar shake was removed from 3 out of 4 sides by the middle of July. The construction of the deck was completed at the end of July. However, this had to be pulled up as it was constructed without any footers. Rather, the 2x4 scraps that were to appear as footers were not even 1 inch in the ground. The windows that were purchased did not meet fire code. We went and purchased new windows to be sure they met fire code and my family would be safe in the event of an emergency. We are left with only 3 of the original 8 windows that were paid for as part of this job, as well as an additional cost for new windows do to the contractors mistake. The roof is the only job that more than 2 workers were here. It went quickly, and thus far there don't seem to be issues with the roof. Here's the hard part - the mess left behind. None of the windows or the new sliding glass door were finished inside. Nor were the 2 skylights that were covered over when the roof was installed. We have hired others to finish the work at an additional cost to us. Also, there are mounds of debris and dirt sitting in my yard that I will have to pay yo remove. Additionally, we purchased our own roller magnet after my daughter put a nail through her foot in my garage. We recovered roughly 800-1,000 nails and screws from around my house. most were clearly visible with the naked eye.

Complete remodel of our family room, including removing paneling and installing sheet rock, ceiling…read morerepair, new insulation, new trim, replacement of sliding door and ceiling fan. Ceiling and walls painted. Also removed an in wall a/c in a bedroom and repaired wall and siding. Everything went very well. The crew showed up on time and got to work. They discovered a couple issues once things were torn out; these were addressed at minimal additional cost. The family room looks great and the repaired wall in the bedroom looks like there was never anything there, inside and out. We're very happy with the work and won't hesitate to call Brian again.

Hired Brian to install new tub and surround which was owner supplied and a new window which he…read moresupplied. Being the only bath in the house work had to be completed and usable in one day. Is completed in the same day but was discovered afterwards that the surround was was installed wrong so had to be reordered and first one had to be torn out and reorder installed at his expense. New bath faucet internals also had to be replaced (at owners expense) because when soldering in place he got the fixture to hot and ruined the parts so faucet leaked from day one. Also a few years later when installing new siding discovered instead of ordering correct window the window that was installed was a "replacement" window meant to go in an old window frame but was installed in a wood frame opening with a horrible caulk and trim job on the outside which allowed the window drain holes to leak water into the wall of the house for years. The wall had to be torn apart and rebuilt from the water and subsequent insect damage. Worst contractor I have ever dealt with.

ED (EJ) and his crew replaced installed a New Roof on my home (Cape) in North Syracuse. I'm very…read morepleased and happy with the quality of work and materials. Everything was "as explained" ahead of time and no surprises along the way. Great value for the cost! The Crew was informative, friendly and did an overall excellent job. Highly recommended. Thank you American Roofing!

After nearly three weeks on our project and more than $40,000 in damages to our home, Edward…read morePurcell admitted that he did not have insurance, despite repeatedly telling us that he did. Providing proof of insurance was one of the first things we requested before hiring him, but despite numerous requests, he never provided it. We then fired him. We were told the roof would be completed in 3-4 days by a small, experienced crew. Instead, the project dragged on for nearly three weeks and was still unfinished. We were also told that plywood would be used, not OSB, that Owens Corning shingles would be installed, and that our newer gutters would be removed to prevent damage. None of those proved to be accurate. We came home one day to find a worker sleeping on our roof and, on other occasions, sleeping in the supply truck. Workers, including Ed, stepped in and on our gutters, causing damage. Ed also stepped through our ceiling multiple times, leaving large holes and debris throughout our home. The roof was left exposed during rainstorms, resulting in water intrusion and damage throughout our house. The work that was done was defective and we had to start over with another roofer and pay an additional $7,000 beyond the cost of the roof to correct the mistakes made. After admitting he did not have insurance, Ed signed a promissory note agreeing to pay for repairs. To date, he has paid only $1,520 and has not responded to us or returned our attorney's call. He did not return any of the money we paid him. Throughout the project, there were conflicting statements regarding insurance coverage, including references to using his son's insurance. We made it clear that we expected proper insurance coverage and truthful information at all times. Homeowners should thoroughly verify insurance coverage, licensing, and references before hiring this company. For additional background, readers may wish to review this publicly available Syracuse.com article regarding Edward Purcell: https://www.syracuse.com/crime/2016/07/fayetteville_roofer_who_helped_destitute_woman_imprisoned_for_tax_evasion.html