We are so pleased with our kitchen/living room/dining room remodel from Sentry Construction. The…read morework was well done, efficient, and within budget. They provided guidance to our design and dreams, and our new kitchen is more functional, updated, and looks beautiful. We are enjoying cooking, entertaining, and living every day in our remodeled home. The whole Sentry team was professional and easy to work with. We wouldn't hesitate to recommend them for any home project. Thank you Sentry Construction!

We decided to add a walk-in closet for me, and to extend our master bedroom. We contacted Sentry…read moreConstruction, and "Chris", the president came out and talked with us. He did measurements, and then made an appointment to come back and discuss the process. The discussion included the approximate time it would take to complete the project along with the different stages involved, and what was expected of us. It was truly amazing to watch each crew as they performed their "phase" of the construction. The workers were all professional and respectful. Each crew worked in concert with the other (weather permitting), and every phase completed appeared to be seamless. We were kept abreast of what was happening, and of what would happen next, and "John" was impressive. He was courteous, and shared details with us. He would also do follow-up to ask if a job had been completed, and to ask if we were satisfied with the results. I love my walk-in closet, and Sentry Construction was truly interested in customer satisfaction. The completed renovations exceeded our expectations. Our bedroom is beautiful, and it looks as if it was always that size.

Elmer and his crew installed new flooring (hardwood and tile), renovated a bathroom, painted the…read moreinterior, installed various fixtures and made many other repairs at our house. The quality is excellent and the communication throughout was exceptional. The difference between Elmer and other contractors is that he keeps you in the loop through the whole process, always giving you the news--bad or good--and works with you to figure out the best solution. In recent years it seems like we've had so many terrible experiences with home repair companies, but ALA Remodeling is an exception to the trend.

Jason D. Stallworth failed to pay for products ordered from our company and refuses to answer…read moreemails and phone calls in response to our demands for payment. Cannot recommend this person.

From the owner: Professional Industrial & Commercial Maintenance Contractors. We make everyday work of the…read moretoughest jobs. We are ISN compliant and fully insured.

I am impressed with Middle Geoorgia Restoration beyond words. They were thorough, efficient, and…read morehighly professional. The price was reasonable, and most importantly we are beyond happy with our new kitchen! We had our kitchen completely renovated, and I love it!

We hired MGR to remodel our bathroom to be accessible for my 91 year old mother. The project…read morestarted in October, and as of now (January 12) it is not complete. I have been calling and texting Mark since November to make arrangements for them to complete the job and have been assured that they will get to it "next week". We do not have a shower curtain (they haven't installed the rod I bought), we do not have a handheld shower head, and the door to the bathroom was not installed as asked. Maybe the service is better for bigger jobs? I don't know, but I wouldn't recommend using MGR based on my experience.

Bottom line up front, DO NOT HIRE Alvarez General Construction. Our experience was the same as…read moreNathan Herron . We signed the original contract in July 2024 and after multiple excuses, delays, poor workmanship, and weeks where no work was accomplished, we fired them in August 2025 after finding empty alcohol cans in the crawl space "hidden" amongst other construction trash. Additionally, I found other empty alcohol cans in the dumpster and in a bag where lunch was eaten. I sent them a termination for cause later through certified mail and they never accepted it. They did acknowledge the copy of the letter I sent through a text message. The new contractor we hired has had to fix multiple electrical mistakes (smoke detector wired to a wall switch as one example), had to redo the plumbing so it would drain towards the septic tank and not flow backwards, and many other items inside. In one month our new contractor has fixed things done incorrectly and moved the project more than the last three months before we fired Alvarez. As soon as they were fired they blocked both my wife and I so we could not post a negative review. Here is a basic timeline on how "progress" went. 1. Contract Signed: 25 July 24 (3 to 6 month projection; 25 Oct 2024 / 25 January 2025) a. Met again early (4th or 5th) January 2025 to discuss progress & updated estimated completion date. Agreed that should be good to finish by end of March 2025. 2. Foundation a. Digging: approx. 29 Aug 24 (+35 days) b. Concrete: 19 Sep 24 (+56 days) c. Block laying: approx. 29 Sep 24 (+66 days) 3. Framing a. Subfloor: 23 Oct 24 (+91 days) b. Exterior walls: 26 Oct 24 (+93 days) c. Dried in: 1 Nov 24 (+99 days) 4. Electrical: a. Most rough-in work completed approx. 4 Nov 25 (+102 days) i. Some items still need moving in attic & old external wall requires wiring/boxes 5. Plumbing: a. Most rough-in work completed approx. 21 Jan 25 (+180 days) i. Multiple issues by sub-contractor ii. missing plastic grommet around water line for toilet, sub floor requires removal to place toilet drain in correct location. 6. Roof: a. Completed approx. 17 Mar 25 (+235 days) i. Water damage from rain in master closet & over master bath shower 7. Insulation: a. Initial Delivery: 21 Mar 25 (+239 days) b. Installed: 27 Mar 25 (+245 days) c. Inspection: 28 Mar 25 (three issues found...insulation on side of slider, slider not sealed, other sealing) (+246 days) 8. Drywall: a. Install Started: 9 April 25 (+258 days) // Completed: _______________ b. Mudding Started: 30 April 25 (+279 days) // Completed: _______________ c. Bathroom Drywall Started: 8 Jun 25 (+318 days) d. Removed old exterior wall/windows: 10 Jun 25 (+320 days) i. Install Drywall: 10 Jun 25 (+320 days) ii. Mudding Started: 9. Interior Finishing: a. Priming/Paint Stated: 21 May 25 (+300 days) // Completed: _______________ b. Flooring Started: _______________ // Completed: _______________ c. Window/Door frames Started: 21 May 2025 (+299 days) // Completed: ____________ d. Cabinets Stated: _______________ // Completed: _______________ e. Pocket doors Stated: 16 Jun 15 // Completed: _______________ f. Electrical finishing: Started: 7 Jun 25 // Completed: _______________ g. Mini spits: Started: _______________ // Completed: _______________ h. Plumbing finishing: Started: _______________ // Completed: _______________ i. Tile Started: Started: 19 Jun 25 // Completed: _______________ 10. Exterior: a. Siding Started: 15 Apr 25 (+266 days) // Completed: _______________ i. Installed siding had to be pulled off and restarted due to poor workmanship/installation. Started: b. Paint Started: _______________ // Completed: _______________ c. Gutters Started: _______________ // Completed: _______________ d. French Drain Started: _______________ // Completed: _______________ e. Deck addition Started: _______________ // Completed: _______________

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