We had the roofing and siding replaced. David Herrera was absolutely awesome in assisting us with…read moreadjustments. He bent over backwards getting everything done in a fast time, with excellent quality and outstanding customer service. We love these guys!

Troy and David served my family well on an insurance claim that led to replacement of roof,…read moregutters, downspouts, vinyl siding, shutters and a sliding screen door. Quality craftsmanship and premium materials show throughout the finished remodel of the exterior of the townhouse - applied name brand premium materials that are highly rated on Consumer Reports Magazine Certainteed Vinyl Siding and Soffit, Tyvek House Wrap and Rigid Foam Paneling and GAF Architectural roofing shingles. Of the dozen companies my wife spoke with over telephone, we observed Skyfall Exteriors to have completed the most thoroughly documented assessment of the five companies who actually conducted an on-site assessment. Of course, COVID-19 supply chain disruptions and insurance adjusters' COVID precautions delayed material supply lead times and claims process. Insurer confirmed that Skyfall Exteriors submitted pictures, explanation and estimates to their online workflow thereby alleviating drudgery for my wife and I. Suggestion: Find your contractor. Don't find yourself in a situation where the contractor found you by canvassing your neighborhood.

Can't get this company to respond to incomplete work done by them. There is no working telephone…read morenumber.

Hill Roofing -- the best. Very educated reps as to what is necessary -- structurual improvements,…read morelike more venting can spot hail damage and other storm related damage. Took pics for insurance claim. Office staff polite and responsive in setting up appointments and messaging. I had them do an architectural shingle on my rambler replacing old roof with hail damage. Beautiful job -- crew was top notch. Clean up outstanding. Then ---- Oops! That new roof had a heavy limb damage it with roof puncture, in late June this year, called Hill, sent out Zac and another crew member, assessed damage, said "We can do repair before the weather changes." Had some shingles left from recent roof. Did in one hour and a half. So relieved. Recommend this contractor, highly. Judy Kolos -- 9087 Keyser Road, Nokesville VA.

Juan and his crew arrived on time and proceeded to do an excellent job removing 4 trees for me…read morealong with disposing of a very large pile of wood and lawn debris I created from cleaning up our back yard. Two of the trees were leaning dangerously and his crew was able to safely bring everything down without damaging any nearby property, including the House and a fence. They did first rate work on all of the trees and an excellent job of cleaning up everything after they were done. They were by far, the best tree service company I have ever used and I would highly recommend them to anyone needing that type of service.

My husband and I recently bought an older home that we have been fixing up to get ready to move…read moreinto soon. We contacted Enhanced Roofing to have some drywall and siding work done, and have been very pleased with the service provided. Their office has been very communicative regarding estimates and scheduling. The crew of guys that came out to do repairs today was professional and expedient. I wish I had taken more "before photos" to show the full scope of work done, but we had a hole from dog door in our living room to the outdoors completely filled in and re-sided. Our siding is older so they weren't able to find a complete match, but it's pretty darn close and we're very happy with the work. We also had drywall/ceiling repaired around a new electrical panel we recently had installed and some outdoor siding repair done to a hole left by an old electrical box. Now I can't wait to get the painters out next week! We are so happy with the progress on our home.

I purchased $2.7M home from Enhanced Homes (EH) in August 2024. After 15 months, workmanship has…read moreproven to meet only minimum building code, leaving me with major post-purchase costs. I've spent thousands of hours and ~400% more money completing unfinished or omitted items a reasonable $2.7M home buyer expects. Sod Grass Failure from Hidden Construction Debris ~$20 K +13 weeks During construction I saw EH's landscaper laying sod on clay mixed with construction debris--concrete, nails, pipe, glass, and rocks. Despite immediate notice, EH refused to fix. The grass looked fine through a mild spring but died once summer heat baked the debris. Seven lawn specialists confirmed roots burned by heated concrete and lack of soil depth. Correct replacement required removing debris, adding topsoil, and resodding (~$20K). EH dismisses this as "not a warranty item" and claims "it passed county inspection" and "looked green for ten months." True but irrelevant, inspection only verifies appearance that day; the root system was doomed from the start. Wet Bar $6K+4weeks Original plans included a wet bar near the dining room. EH refused, saying installing it required moving a nearby HVAC grill, a task requiring minimal effort. After closing, we resolved the grill at no cost but paid $5,714 and 4 weeks of work to add the wet bar ourselves. Frozen Pipes & Ineffective Insulation $5K+4 weeks The Finished Room Over Garage (FROG) stayed 49F last winter because garage ceiling was poorly insulated. EH declined to pay extra ~$963 for adequate foam during construction. We paid $5,124 to remedy. The uninsulated FROG toilet drain froze. EH initially refused to fix it for $200, then relented after weeks of debate. FROG bathtub base had no insulation or plywood wall, exposed directly to winter air via soffit vents. Electrical $3K+2 weeks Every light switch was on/off. We spent $3,521 and much time installing smart dimmers EH could have added for extra $963. Another case of EH cost cutting during construction that costs buyers ~300% + time later. Internet Cables 2 weeks Ethernet cables were left unterminated without RJ45 ends, preventing internet access until we paid technician to add connectors. The structured-media enclosure wiring box was incomplete; we paid to fix it. EH would not do either item. The underground conduit meant to protect the buried internet line to the utility pole was never installed. When asked, EH owner Ryan Fubini said, "I offered a guy cash to install conduit, but he wasn't interested." Predictably the unprotected cable was later cut by a landscaper, damage conduit would have prevented Builder Response Rather than fix issues Mr. Fubini responded by warning of "legal consequences" for posting reviews and sent an inaccurate, unprofessional message to my wife, which she pointedly refuted. Virginia's anti-S-L-APP laws protect truthful consumer reviews and allow recovery of costs if sued. I've been copied on emails from other EH buyers to Fubini reporting similar concerns, yet Fubini continues to claims I'm his only dissatisfied owner. EH cites many five-star ratings, but they are for small remodel jobs, not full new-home builds. Initially I gave testimonial to buyer who bought $2.5M EH home; Fubini never thanked me Summary Tradespeople who built our house appear to be skilled, by lack formal oversight, project management and quality control. EH leadership prioritized speed and cost-cutting over reasonable finishes, quality checks, problem-solving, and warranty. Every problem follows the same pattern: EH spent the minimum to pass inspection, deny responsibility afterward. EH's constant defense: "it passed Arlington County inspection" misses the point. Passing inspection only meets minimum legal standards at that moment. A luxury builder should exceed them, not hide behind them For anyone considering EH, hire rigorous inspector to check sq ft, structural, mechanical, insulation, finishes, and soil quality before closing. Our house looked impressive at closing, but EH's minimal-standard approach created major costs for us later

If you are looking for a very professional and very reliable contractor for your project, small or…read morelarge, then look no further. We did a full reno on the mid level of our home. Tore out walls, windows, doors, floors, lighting, stairs, tile, brickwork, and installed a totally new kitchen. Converted a garage to living space. This reno went about as well as anyone could ever hope...I think we are now spoiled to work with anyone else! We will be calling John again once we are ready to tackle the rest of our home. I have recommended Lakewood to our neighbors and friends.

We hired Lakewood Home Builders to build a 2-story addition following an architects' plans. The…read morework was completed in 2019. Since then, we have struggled to get them to correct problems. The mini-split systems their HVAC subcontractor installed have never worked properly. They run for a little while (long enough to pass inspection apparently) and then shut off and have to be reset. Their HVAC sub said they were getting new units for us, and now that I have asked again they say they are out of warranty so they don't have to. The new concrete driveway is deteriorating already. The deterioration seems to be only on the main portion so presumably a problem with that concrete pour. When I asked about the first signs of deterioration my concerns were brushed off. The driveway was also initially made narrower than the civil engineer's specifications so a strip had to be added to make it the correct width, which looks unsightly. They also cut corners with the architect's specifications. The back stairs were supposed to be low-rise - about 6.5" - to match our front stairs for accessibility. Instead they used higher risers so those stairs have a rise about 8" and are hard for me to use. The attic pull-down stairs that were specified to be insulated are not. I worry that there are more things that we just haven't noticed that were not done to specifications. We like the space, but the rec room is unusable in winter without a working heating system. Another warning - their HVAC subcontractor installed HVAC air vents in the floor of a bathroom including next to the toilet. Imagine what happens when the toilet overflows? Code allowed that (and may still, be careful) but it's certainly a bad idea (code does not allow HVAC vents in bathroom floors in commercial buildings) and I would hesitate to trust a contractor who built like that. I really wish we had chosen a different contractor.

Great Falls Construction built my home over 15 years ago - and they continue to help me maintain it…read moreand improve on it today. I can't think of any other "service providers" that have given my this level of commitment over such an extended period of time. The people there are terrific. A+ all the way.

We loved our experience with Great Falls Construction! They did an extensive remodel on our…read moretownhouse kitchen, and it looks amazing! I think you can find a lot of builders who have technical skills, but what impressed me most about Great Falls was their combination of technical skills (they were excellent) with superb aesthetic and artistic sense. They collaborated closely with us and our designer, and I loved the way they were able to advise and guide us on making our dream kitchen a reality. I've heard nightmare stories about contractors who fail to show up and fail to fully complete jobs, so I was very grateful to find a construction company that was honest, skillful, and communicative. Highly recommended!

A friend of mine recommended Affinity Contracting to get some painting done we had at our house…read more We had some water damage and needed the painting done quickly. I spoke with the manager Eddie and he was very responsive both via phone and text. His team of three showed up a few minutes early, explained exactly what they would do and got to work. Very happy with the finished same day service and will use again in the future!

I hired Affinity Contracting to update my mom's kitchen. They refinished the kitchen cabinetry and…read moreinstalled a subway tile backsplash. I am completely blown away by the job done. From start to finish Ed and his team were extremely professional and responsive. They provided me with a number of options to refresh and update the space, and I really feel I received the biggest bang for my buck. Affinity Contracting provided me with the best quote by far and were very easy to work with. The crew worked fast and efficiently. The kitchen turned out great! I definitely see the value add to the property value from the high quality work performed, but even more importantly my mom is all smiles. I highly recommend Affinity Contracting, and I will definitely use their services again in the future.

As a first time and last time customer of Genesis, if I could make this review for this company a 0…read morestar I would. Online reviews from google show their good side but you have to read further back and on other sites to find the, true colors, poor reviews. Genesis responded to my inquiry for a basement finishing job ( framing, electrical, plumbing, drywall to paint ready, install a full bath, 1 office and 1 bedroom and completion with ready to paint drywall and no flooring). Work was set to begin in April 2025 but was 3 weeks late due to Genesis being behind on 2 other jobs as I was told. My wife and I were told MANY TIMES, this job was going to be done before our first son was to arrive end of May 2025 but the job was not completed with paint ready drywall with the until September 2025. I was accompanied by Mark for the final walkthrough before any work was scheduled to begin and we adjusted a few items. Later I found out that the changes were only written in his notepad and were not known about until a month later when the bathroom shower (that was changed for the contractor to supply). I had to spend $2k spontaneously to purchase a shower insert that still took 2 weeks to arrive and blamed for the delay. I was later asked for more money after giving them 1/2 deposit of total job with not even full framing done due to the delay " I caused". The subcontractors this company uses are subpar, very dirty, unprofessional, lack any care for the homes that are not their own. They used my homes facilities, pissed all over the floors multiple times, left construction debris, trash, and cigarette buts all over my lawn which killed sections of my yard not to mention the amount of times we cleaned up the street of debris left by everyone over and over. Before what was supposed to be the "final inspection" I was again sent repeated invoices for a job that was not completed. The framers got defensive once confronted about their work when there was issues present. I doubt if they did repairs to their own homes the job would be right the first time. Many times repairs had to be redone including the cutting for an egress window that had to be pulled out and recut/ framed 3 times from my homes foundation due to either being too small or not framed/ installed right. No dust mitigation was done and my houses smoke alarms were going off and the people are asking my wife how to turn them off. The barely any English speaking crew asked my wife how the window had to be installed like they were clueless as to how they just pulled the window out again. Bathroom was mis-framed, a column was supposed to be in a wall but is not, We asked for some type of dust/ dirt mitigation (expecting that regardless there would be some due to the work done) but there was none done and only a sheet of plastic put up after repeatedly telling them to do something. Debris was left all over my basement while work was done and the first inspector said this was a disaster of a job site. Once my son was born I found out my house failed what was supposed to be the "final inspection" and I was again sent repeated invoices for a job that was not completed. Genesis is quick to request money for work that isn't completed. I have supplies that I can not return due to their delays, a basement that still requires more work after they stated they were done, additional damages to my home that were not compensated for. The owner never responded to any of my messages, the project manager was apologetic and just repeated it'll be 2 weeks, as my house was his first basement job. I waited 2 weeks with no response from the owner and they put a lean on the house that was removed after much back and forth about compensation and final payment. What was promised as a 3-4 week job, per the owner, took 5 months, more of my own money lost on continuous repairs and supplies unused and unreturnable, a home that is not still not able to be done after my son turned 7 months due to their mistakes, lack of communication, poor planning. My home was never a priority but a filler job. I found posts about Genesis dropping what they had going on todo other work for someone getting their house ready to sell. There is many more issues that I can't list here. I personally regret reaching out to their company if I really knew how they treated really treat their customers.

We used Genesis after comparing three different companies. We hired Genesis to complete a remodel…read moreon our master bathroom. It was fortunate we had the project done when we did. They not only found the usual rot issues, but figured out why the back of home was always cold in the winter and hot in the summer. You guessed it...the builders did not insulate the ceilings in the back of home. Not only does our new bathroom look great but it is much warmer. Mark, Travis, Kayleigh, and Kim from the Genesis team were all very helpful and professional. The Genesis team was always prompt about answering any text or phone calls regarding the project and tried to keep on top of their subcontractors which is not a minor feet these days. I would also like to thank Mr. Berrera and Able which were two of the sub contractors. They did excellent detailed worked on everything they touched and were very courteous and helpful.