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    Mike Home Improvements

    3.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

    Services - Mike Home Improvements

    Door installation

    Drywall installation or replacement

    Drywall repair

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    Pat Clarke Construction

    Pat Clarke Construction

    (12 reviews)

    We hired Pat back in March/early April for drywall repair due to mold, minor roof repairs, and…read moreconcrete work for the yard. He was nice and came out the same day as the request for an estimate. The contract was signed shortly after. He even worked w my insurance to provide the right verbiage on the contract, which was appreciated. It has really been a mess since. The work was initially planned to start in "two weeks tops". A week before the "start" date, we provided close to a 30% deposit, as requested. I didn't realize there is a state limit to what a contractor should request (10%) before starting work, so putting out that much money initially was my mistake. The work was going to start the following week, so no big deal right? Huge problem... When no one showed up to start work, I assumed they got behind. We live quite far from the business location. I reached out at the end of April, early May, end of May, and each time was told it would be another 2-3 weeks before they could come out. I reach out the end of June, and at that time, he was unable to give us a start date. I finally gave him the option to pick a start date, cut the project down to a more manageable size, or just cancel the contract and return the deposit.He took the latter option. Well, it's been months now since we cancelled the contract, and he still owes 30% of the deposit we put down. We are well past the 10 day window for a contractor to return the deposit... with lots of excuses for the delay. Now, he is no longer replying to my attempts to reach out. Although I am unable to provide feedback on the actual work he provides, with everything we have gone through the last half a year, I feel this 1 star review is absolutely warranted.

    Pat Davies Clarke is an extremely unethical and unprofessional non-contractor. He can't communicate…read moreclearly or effectively, can't seem to ever have enough resources to do work, and raised his voice several times over the phone when he got frustrated or was unable to communicate his point. Further, and this is the worst part, he collected a bunch of insurance money after damaging our house, and then cut off communication. He is a scammer with no ethical character, and I hope that no one else has to go through the pain that I have by working with him. If you do work with him, have a lawyer look at everything. It's so sad that people like this exist in the world.

    R&B Framing

    R&B Framing

    (23 reviews)

    The steps in front of the house needed to be replaced. A number of contractors asked me to take…read morepictures of the steps with my smartphone and text it to them. It would be very difficult to give an accurate estimate that way because there's a lot of dry rot underneath the steps which needed to be inspected in-person. R&B Framing was the only company which showed up to take a look at the steps. Two days later, Jose Cedillo emailed me an estimate and thoroughly answered my questions. His company uses Redwood or cedar wood for Victorian homes, though cedar does cost extra. We were surprised by how fast his crew finished the job. They showed up on April 9th, early in the morning and worked until the evening. They arrived the next day to finish the rest of the steps and the banisters. He also painted the banisters according to the original white creme color. If it's a legacy house, they'll stick to the originality of the Victorian architecture. (Per building code regulations, when a house is considered a legacy house the paint must be the original--or close to the original color--of when the house was first built.)

    We had them out to do an estimate on replacing the old wood portion of the front siding and after,…read morehandle redoing the house in a new color. They didn't come in as the lowest bid, but their presentation and cost were within project budget so they were selected. I'm glad we chose them, their team of subcontractors were on the job site every morning on time and ready to go. They handled the work efficiently, with skill, and we could not be happier with the results so far. They have to come back and do a little finish work, and some additional work we would like them to do that was outside the original scope of work (yes, we asked them to do more, that is how much we liked their service).

    Mike Home Improvements - handyman - Updated September 2026

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