Great communication. Great service…read more I am commencing my 4th project with Shoreline Construction. Each project was completed as agreed, and any overages were communicated well in advance and were more than reasonable. Gary has a great ability to coordinate a ton of subs and get the work done in time. The finish work, what I am most concerned about, is terrific. The workmanship is second to none. I found whenever I left a voicemail, I would be called back immediately. Sure, any large project (and mine were very large) there will be issues, but there is no better person to deal with these issues than Gary and Shoreline Construction. From the Code Enforcement to state inspectors, all seem to respect the work that Gary does. I cannot recommend more highly.

Shoreline Const did a second job for us this past year. The did a new kitchen, a new bath and…read moreinstalled AC. They also totally renovated 5 other rooms. They were great. All went quickly and smoothly again. This time we had Mike in charge of the whole job. Dealing with Mike was easy and constantly made us feel confident that all was going well. Gary was always readily available if we wanted to run something by him Also the contractors they had work on our project were great especially Fred and Kelly the painters. Jay and Tami in the office were on top of everything every minute. Thanks to you all!

After thrashing about with the start date for my roof project (roofing crew had truck trouble that…read morekept on being trouble) Seacoast managed to hire a father-son team to get the roof started. If these two had been able to do the job, I would be writing a 5 star review. They were not just roofers, they were Craftsmen. The Dad hurt himself, though, and had to leave the jobsite as it was, with his ladders and staging still in place. It took weeks for Seacoast to find someone to finish the job, and when they did, I was out of town, so I didn't get to see the work being done. When I got home I could see that the roof was finished. The shingling is fine, and--credit where it is due--there was no junk in the yard... the front and back of the barn were spic- n-span. No nails, no trash on the ground. Unfortunately, my gutters were full of construction debris, so I had to clean that out myself. And MEGA-unfortunately, the rotten roof decking-- **the reason I need a new roof in the first place**-- WAS NOT REPLACED. They put membrane and shingles over rotten decking, and weirdly-spaced old-build decking that clearly needed to be replaced. AND. The ladders that occluded my barn access and the staging were left where they were. You could see that someone started to take it down but they stopped. The Roof was done 25 September The ladders would still be there now if my stepson the carpenter hadn't come over and taken everything down himself on OCTOBER 27. (not Seacoast's fault, but the dumpster left considerable divots in my driveway. No plywood was used under the wheels, and it was there for 2 months.) Seacoast has been blasé about leaving that equipment in my way, and stopped replying to my texts. The 1 star is for the Father-Son team. Not happy about Seacoast's apparent indifference to quality and my desire for a clear driveway.

We paid over $45,000 for our job and had to have the whole project redone by another company. Water…read moredamage was awful.

Sheila C. Please be more specific. Graystone is in the process of building three houses for us. At…read morethis point we have found them to be very professional in all aspects of the process.They are meeting our expectations. My spouse built 300 homes in the past as a GC and we are both in the real estate business so we are familiar with the process. I am curious as to the nature of your concerns so we may be alerted as to what to watch for as we move forward.Thank you.