Mike came to my house to drywall my basement and seemed like a good guy. His price was a little…read morehigh but I was thinking you get what you pay for. Buy was I wrong, he did not do a good job of cleaning up after he was done or take any precautions to keep his dust from getting all over in my house. From foot prints to globs of drywall mud all over my concrete floor. I would get it in writing that he will clean up after himself or don't pay until he does. I think he is just trying to get in and out as quick as possible to make the most money and does not really care about a good finished project. Good luck if you choose this guy!!

I contracted with Mike to install soundchannel and drywall in my basement a little over a year ago…read more He and his crew did a great job with the drywall job and cleaned up after their work was completed. Drywall is inherently dusty when sanded and he made sure to ask that we turn off our HVAC system and any other fans when he was sanding. This helped to prevent getting dust all over our house. Over the past year we have experienced minimal screw pops (some are always expected) and no cracking at corners, ceilings or seams.

They might do a good job but i cannot get them to respond to multiple emails, it seems they might…read morebe not care about their customers so i am warry.

We are very happy with our new gutters from J-Craft. They are a small company, providing…read morepersonalized services. They worked closely with us to select the right size for our situation, saving us some money. The gutters were install professionally and efficiently. They definitely earned their 5 stars!

I recently needed to replace my roof due to hail damage. Finding a competent and honest contractor…read morecan be challenging. Based upon a recommendation, I decided to use ARK Construction. To me, one of the hallmarks of a good contractor is good communication. This is often a skill that is lacking. The owner, Todd LIndgren, always answered my texts, calls, and emails promptly and kept me informed about my project. This alone, makes him stand out in the contractor world. The project was completed in one day, not long after I signed the contract. This too is a rare circumstance in the roofing world. I was very happy with the work done and that Todd came to the worksite to check on the progress during and after the roof installation. When he noticed that a rain diverter had not been added (as discussed), he had someone come back and add the missing diverter the next day. I recommend ARK based on my experience and felt that they did a quality job, promptly, and at a good price. They worked with my insurance company to iron out any price discrepancies and I value their honesty, promptness, and attention to detail.

Stone Tree Design made our updating the kitchen project so much easier! Breckin was friendly and…read moreknowledgeable and a great help in deciding materials and color. We definitely will be using them again!

Stone-Tree has shown they are NOT a reliable company to work with. The owner, Jon Hadley, refused…read moreto submit a claim for defective tiles. He kept blaming the "problem" on the subfloor because our home was built in the 1970's, and his NEW (never before used by Stone-Tee) installer was not able to level the floor properly. After much insistence by us, and resistance by Jon Hoadley the owner, two floor reps were brought in to inspect the floor, and determined the floor tiles were "cupped", which is a term for defective. Everything needs to be removed so we can start over. Stone-Tree is STONE-DEAF when it comes to problems created by their hired contractors and miscommunications within their own organization. They have not contacted us regarding refunding our deposit and payment for damages. The following letter was sent via certified mail: 01/10/2024 Stone Tree Design Center 27875 MN Highway 65 N. Isanti, MN 55040 Attn: Jon Hoadley RE: Defective Flooring and Faulty Installation Refund We understand the LVP flooring installed in our home was deemed "cupped" and a credit has been issued to your business to replace the product, as well as for tear-out and replacement labor. Due to your lack of interest and response to our many concerns during the flooring installation process, including the mention several times of "defective tiles" (which you refused to acknowledge), we no longer consider you a "trusted flooring company" and, therefore, no longer require your services to remediate the problems you and your hired sub-contractor created. The correct repair would be to remove ALL of the 3/8" underlayment and replace it with ¼", at great expense, throughout the kitchen, dining room, hallway to the basement, and family room entry area in front of the service door; however, this would create additional problems (removing granite countertops, removing cabinets, disconnect plumbing, etc., and eventually replacing everything) of which we have no desire to undertake at this time . Per text message from Breckin August 23rd, "He's going to pick up ¼ inch!", was the response to Connie's phone call to Breckin, regarding the underlayment thickness the installer should be picking up at the lumber yard. He had a different idea that didn't work out. The underlayment used was 3/8", not the ¼" that was requested by us, and confirmed by Breckin. Patches are uneven, creating more problems rather than solving them. Chairs wobble in the dining room, in the family room entry way, and at the end of the kitchen island. Floors slope and dip well beyond acceptable tolerances for warranty coverage. Edging cuts are uneven, the floor tiles are warped, and transitions are very poorly cut and installed! The underlayment in front of the family room entry must be removed in order to amend several major issues in that area - to bring the floor back down to carpet level, to leave room for the service door to fit back in place, and to remove the major hump and slope caused by improper underlayment thickness and installation. Our entry door needed to be cut down to accommodate the current 3/8" underlayment plus floor tile thickness. A new door will need to be purchased to fit back into the original opening. Page 2 As you know, custom kitchen cabinetry was installed between the underlayment going down and floor tile placement. The NEW solid wood end panel covering the refrigerator was damaged by the installer you hired, using a dull saw blade. Leaving it "as-is" or covering it with quarter round molding are not acceptable "solutions". The cost to replace is $390.36. We were told, in error, that we needed to remove a perfectly good ten foot solid Oak stair nose at the edge of the dining room. The cost to replace is $200.00. The re-do of this project entails more than just pulling up vinyl tiles and installing new tiles. It includes removal of all the tiles throughout the kitchen, dining room, family room entryway and small hallway to the basement, partial removal of underlayment, additional work to re-level the floor, re-install new flooring, removing and replacing appliances, and more cleanup. The additional time and overall mess is a major inconvenience, especially the second time around. Considering all of the above, but possibly not everything, please issue a refund check for the following items: -Deposit of $2,000 -Remove and dispose of defective LVT: 480.48 sf x $3.00 = $1,441.44 -Remove 3/8" underlayment at family room entry area: $700.00 -Replacement damaged refrigerator end panel: $390.36 -Replacement oak stair nose between dining and living rooms: $200.00 TOTAL REFUND: $4,731.80 Please send a check to our home address by return mail in order that we may continue and finally finish our remodeling project. The above letter was sent via certified mail; however, no response, nor refund, has been received as of March 12,2024. Joe & Connie T.

Top Shelf did our roof last August and was easy to work with. They were the only company that was…read morewilling to actually try to work with us to get the roof replaced by insurance where other companies were 50/50 on whether the damage was "enough" to get a claim filed. After coming out and looking at the roof they said for sure it would be a claim and worked to get it pushed through. Day of the job they came out and were very efficient in the work they did, even when they had to get some new plywood to fill in areas on the roof where the previous roofers had not filled the sheathing all the way to the facia boards which created a slight delay but they were still able to get the whole roof done in the course of one day. After they left we found a couple nails here and there (which is to be expected) and thought their clean up was excellent when you think of how many thousands of nails they had to pull from the previous roof they were replacing. Very happy with the work they have done and the extra leg they went working with the insurance side of things to get our nearly 30 year old 3 tab roof replaced with very nice looking upgraded and updated IKO architectural shingles.

eight months later still finding nails over over my yard…read moreafter they said they came out on more than one occasion I wou not recommend this company not very professional

I have had decades of experience working with all types of construction services including siding…read moreand roofing, while acting as Property Management for Ridgewood Condominiums in the cities for 13 years. So I know a good contractor when I see one. Working with Up Top Construction has been the epitome of everything a construction company should be. We had to replace our roof and siding on a 4,000 sq ft home due to hail damage, with a very short deadline. (long story) Our phone calls were retuned within minutes. We were in constant communication each step of the way Timelines and finishing dates were met before schedule They dealt with our insurance company for us and made sure nothing was missed Their crews worked hard, fast, and their efficiency was evident The professionalism, warmth, knowledge, and ability to advise are exceptional. This is my first experience with Up Top Construction, and trust me....I will call no other. Francesca

They put on new shingles and finishing touches. The roof looks very nice and the bid price was 33%…read moreunder the local bidder (always get a bid!). My roof was on an 1880 historical 2-story house with many dormers and levels (three levels). Took four days to do it as one day they got rained out. They worked on a Sunday to catch up. The owner was very concerned about assuring my satisfaction. The crew did an excellent job with clean-up as my yard looked better afterwards. If to say one thing i didn't appreciate is the crew members who smoked would throw their cig butts on the lawn/driveway. I just don't like it and it always seem to happen when i have construction crews at my property. Like a google reviewer, i had trouble getting them to bid the job as had to pester them a couple of times. Still glad i did.

The owner of this company was the former owner of RC roofing and construction. They have done…read moremillions of feet of roofing in Minnesota and the upper Midwest. They do a superb job with Duro-Last roofing. They are Fast, Clean and very professional. They back up what they do and do it right the first time.