Our home has a new beautiful kitchen thanks to Jim and Shaina. They addressed my few concerns with…read moreprofessionalism and went above and beyond to make sure they were addressed properly. I have used Jim in the past to remodel a master bathroom. I absolutely trust their choices to make sure everything is properly done.

Barak helped us complete our unfinished basement into a bedroom and new bathroom. We unfortunately…read moredealt with a fraudulent contractor before working with A2Z but they helped us complete the project quickly and within our budget. Their communication was great, every worker that came to our house was respectful and did great work. We had a newborn at home and they were all respectful of noise and timing.Overall we are so happy with our results and can't recommend them enough!

I'm amending my star rating to five! Originally thought I had given prestige 5 stars! These guys…read moreare awesome! Dependable, professional, mostly their bidding was "spot-on!" No hidden surprises or costs along the way. We even changed a few things and wasn't charged extra. Give them a call!! Kim D

From the owner: Douglas County & Castle Rock's Premier Custom Kitchen and Bath Remodeler. Specializing in Kitchen…read moreand bathroom remodeling as well as additions.

The design assessment , product management was exceptional…read more Stacy Doan was accommodating and helpful in providing extraordinary products and services to my home project. The Wagner teamwork is outstanding. I will go forward with the Wagner Floors as Stacy performed to know and understand the process and design especially for my home. Thanks Wagner Floors. Dean and Tina in Lakewood. ​

I would not recommend this company…read more I chose them because the scope I discussed with the account manager included replacing my flooring and installing a new vanity I had already purchased. I verbally confirmed that scope with the account manager and paid an invoice that included a line item for that portion of the work. Despite that, the installer arrived without all of the necessary materials and informed me he was not comfortable installing the vanity. To be clear, I have no issue with the installer declining work he wasn't comfortable performing. What I do have an issue with is being told afterward that vanity installation was never included, despite it being discussed with the account manager and being a major reason I selected this company over other bids. The installer himself encouraged me to request a refund for that portion of the project, but the company only provided a partial refund ($180). As a result, I am left with an unfinished project, a sink currently being held up by a 2x4, and the need to hire a second contractor to complete the work. What should have been a straightforward bathroom update has turned into a major headache. By the time the project is finally finished, I will have spent significantly more than the original quote, despite choosing this company because I believed they would handle the full scope of work from start to finish.

My guy and I first became aware of Full House Construction and Design in 2008, through a personal…read morereferral. We used them shortly thereafter to finish the basement of our newly-purchased home, and have used them since for more work, including a kitchen gut/remodel and flooring installation. We can't speak highly enough about their integrity, honesty, attention to detail, and quality of craftsmanship. Don, Baker, and their team always make great suggestions for design and function, while incorporating our ideas and aesthetic as well. My favorite aspect of working with Full House is their communication. When they say they'll arrive at 8 am, they are there at 7:55 - they know my time is valuable. They are great in communicating via phone, email, and in person, and are very proactive when a setback or problem is discovered (oh, the joys of owning a turn-of-the century house!), and give a variety of options on how to proceed. Having worked with other contractors on smaller projects, this is definitely an area in which Full House goes above and beyond and really sets them apart. What's more, the Full House team are stand-up individuals, who are fun to be around. This always means a lot to me because I work from home and "oversee" all our projects. Over the years, Full House Construction and Design have earned our trust, respect, and highest recommendation. We wouldn't think of using another contractor for any major home projects!

From the owner: Referral based remodel and renovation company grown upon quality and success that translate into…read moresatisfied customers. We pride ourselves on relationships, communication, problem solving and making good on commitments. Quality at a fair price and options to match any budget.

Aaron has completed several projects for me--he remodeled two bathrooms, moved electrical switches,…read moreadded lighting, and installed flooring. He is my go-to for all home improvement projects. He is always on-site and hands-on with the work being done. He delivers quality work at an excellent price.

This was not a great experience. Initially, I contacted Aaron, the owner, to replace a basement…read moreshower door, after the - likely original - shower stall door started to come off its framing, before my neighborhood handyman (who charges less than half of Aaron's day rate) fixed it. I regret that I didn't simply leave the situation there, keep my old shower stall door/frame kit, and save $1K. However, at the time (June 2024), I had high hopes that Aaron could become my general contractor, for me to eventually hire to renovate my kitchen & bathrooms upstairs. So I hired him to test him, with 5 specific projects: 1) Basement Shower Stall Door/Frame: - Given I was a new homeowner, I had no idea what I was doing, told him as much, and asked for his help. I measured the shower stall, told him some ideas of that for which I was looking, and - given he's a General Contractor, who told me he's originally from New Jersey, and was hired to renovate an entire house in Mill Valley, CA (posh NorCal) during the pandemic, I mistakenly trusted him. He told me to find shower stall kits on HomeDepot.com, have it delivered to the store, then he'd pick it up at the store in his truck, and remove my old shower stall door/frame. What he failed to do was verify the kit I sent him - before ordering - matched the measurements, after I specifically asked for his guidance/help, and he offered to help me. Then - worse yet - he was unethical, unlike my neighborhood handyman, as he never told me during the install that it was the wrong measurement / size, for that shower, installed it anyway, removed my old shower door/frame/kit, without discussing this with me, told me to get out of his way and go upstairs and "trust him," then I realized after he left that it was the wrong size. Worse yet? He removed the tile, grout, caulk, and new paint, and when I contacted him to fix it in June 2024 - before my July 2024 Breast Cancer Diagnosis, hence the delay - he never replied to come fix it. 2) Crawl Space Access Door: - Same goes for this. He told me he has a jigsaw, so he could fix the wood frame and install the door properly around it, that I'd already purchased through my HVAC contractor, only to leave the wood in piece meal around it, allowing bugs to enter my home, which was the entire point of his work. Then he sloppily sprayed fire foam around it, and it looks significantly worse than if I'd just hired my neighborhood handyman with a day rate less than half of Aaron's to do it, in the first place, who I now need to hire to fix it, including creating a wooden frame with a proper fit, flush screws, and a cement bottom, to match the wall. My handyman quoted me $187.50 for 1.5-hours for this specific project. 3) Bedroom Vent: - When my HVAC technician moved one of the vents in my primary bedroom, the base board needed to be patched, as well as the carpet. Aaron bought the wrong base board at the wrong Home Improvement shop, told me that was the only option, only for my neighborhood handyman to tell me - yet again - that Aaron was wrong/lied to me, and that my current baseboard is still replaceable with an exact match, so yet again, I need to hire my neighborhood handyman to fix Aaron's work. 4) Kitchen Calendar Wall Hook: - I know this was simple, but while he was here, I thought he could help me make this more secure, but - yet again - my neighborhood handyman had to re-do it. 5) Flag Anchor Front Porch: - Yet again this was done with the wrong hardware, that was not aesthetically pleasing, so my neighborhood handyman re-did it. Overall, it's not just the fact that Aaron's rate was near double my neighborhood handyman, it's not just the fact that he made numerous mistakes, after reassuring me I could trust him, as I told him these were test projects for bigger scale work, it's the fact of how Aaron handled the mistakes, by ignoring me, hiding the shower door mistake, and refusing to fix the mistakes, over 1-year later. Whereas, my neighborhood handyman has made mistakes before, and he owns up to them, and fixes them without any issues. We're all human. :)

Company has not met any of its commitments to me…read more Original contact May 15th. Technician was to come on May 25th and contact me before that. I texted on May 23rd saying I had not heard from the technician. I never did hear from the technician, and no one came on the 25th. No follow-up from the company. On June 3rd I texted them again saying I had not heard from them, but we still wanted to do it. Rescheduled for Monday June 9th. On the preceding Friday they asked if we could move it to Tuesday the 10th. I said fine. On Tuesday morning they told me it would not work for them that day, and that they would knock $100 off the price in consideration of the repeated inconvenience and come on Wednesday, today, the 11th. Today, no show and no call. It is now 27 days after my original contact and this work has still not been done. I'm going to have to find someone else.

In the process of closing on a home. My first radon test came in high. Justin came out (on a…read moreSunday) educated me about radon. Did some crawl space mitigation - helped set up my next test - and it passed with flying colors. Thanks so much for the help!

We had a fantastic experience working with the Pic-N-Choose team. They were so timely and went…read moreabove and beyond to be respectful during our project. I would highly recommend their team to anyone!

From the owner: At Pick-N-Choose Contractor Services, our goal for you is simplicity and convenience. We want to…read moreset you free from the hassle of subcontractor management. We will make your construction experience satisfying, no matter how big or small. We can handle a specific aspect of your project or take charge of the entire endeavor. You are in control!

Massively delayed, but Antonio renovated our master bathroom last October 2025. We gutted…read moreeverything and reorganized placements, getting rid of our tub and creating a massive shower. They did an amazing job and we are in love with our bathroom (not to mention they loved on our animals during the process). Highly recommend using them for your home projects!

Antonio and his team brought quality, customer care, and great value to our shower remodel from a…read morestandard tub and shower combo to a floor to ceiling tiled shower. Highly recommend.

The Bryant evolution furnace system is absolutely incredible! Bruce really knows his stuff!read more

I have had over a dozen HVAC companies service my boiler for the past 30 years. Each one gave me…read morethe feeling they were not use to working on boilers. Some were what I call kids. This year I went to my boiler web site and found A & B Mechanical. Wow, am I impressed with this company. First, they were on time, and even called me to let me know he was on his way. This tech did things to my boiler that no one else has done as far as cleaning and inspecting the unit. This tech was just great and knew his business. I will use A & B Mechanical in the future.

Hired Bogdani to assemble and install a kitchen purchased from Ikea. The contractor arrived on…read moretime, but that was the last (and only) good thing to happen. The cabinets were assembled, but not according to the instructions, clips to secure the back panels were not installed, so the panels are all loose, the back panels for a corner cabinet were installed wrong side out, so they are now brown, not the white they should be.Ikea supplies a mounting system using steel rails that the cabinets are to hang on, the installer chose instead, without checking with me, to instead cut out an section of drywall and install boards to screw the cabinets to. Some of the panels were damaged, anything that needed to be cut has a jagged edge, likely from using a dull blade. All the back panels that needed to be cut for outlets or plumbing appear to have been done by guessing, there are huge gaps where there should be none. Nothing was leveled (necessary for the countertop installers) or set to the correct height. To date, I have spent 15-20 hours of my time replacing damaged parts, leveling and setting heights, and repairing the gaps his "better" mounting system left. I cannot recommend hiring this contractor to do anything more complicated that possibly installing a shelf, and even for that, I'd check to be sure it was level. The quote we got was in line with what Ikea told me to expect, and I would not have had an issue if the provided plan and instructions had been followed, but what I paid for this borderline incompetent work was out of line.

From the owner: My focus is quality. I’ve been in business for many years and have a lot of experience in order to…read morefulfill all your home renovation desires. There’s a lot that goes into a beautiful home. Working together we can achieve all your goals.