I recently completed a major renovation of my kitchen, master bathroom, and powder room following a…read morewater damage claim, and I couldn't be happier that I chose Coast to Coast. I'm the type of person who is very specific about what I want and I did my homework. I got four different bids for this project, and C2C was the clear winner. Their quote was completely itemized--which I appreciated--and ended up being well under every other retail bid I received. Two people really made the difference: Mary and Bolo. Mary is a literal pro when it comes to the insurance side of things. She worked tirelessly on the supplements to ensure we maximized our RCV payout from our insurance. She caught things the adjuster missed and helped us get the settlement we actually needed to do the job right. Bolo, the project manager, was extremely responsive and reasonable throughout the entire build. Whenever a technical issue came up--even complex stuff like electrical circuit stability or specific plumbing heights--he was there to talk it through and get it handled. One thing I will say for people considering them: you need to be the kind of homeowner who has the capacity to stay on top of the work. If you know exactly what you want and you're willing to stay involved in the day-to-day details, C2C is an incredible solution. It's a partnership, and because I stayed engaged, we were able to hit a level of quality that usually costs twice as much. The house looks amazing (see the photos of the Blue Thunder Quartzite and the Jade tile!). They were fair, they were fast, and most importantly, they were responsive. Highly recommend if you want high-end results without the "luxury markup" of other firms.

This is the second water leak mitigation & restoration we've done with C2C and while the PM on the…read morerestoration portion was outstanding this time, overall, there were more issues with the mitigation than last. Specifically, they subbed out the demo portion to another company which incurred more costs and thus lead to rejection of payment by insurance company. Or rather, it was ruled as costs extending beyond ordinary expenses. Had it been included with the mitigation equipment, the insurance would've likely accepted it, as it did last time. The actual work performed by everyone was great in the end, just as it had been last time. Everything was remediated properly and more importantly, timely. Brandon the PM on mitigation along with David the PM on the restoration side were great, with David being the most responsive and communicative PM I've ever worked with. Meaning, updates everyday, as promised. That was the best part of the whole project for me as an anxious homeowner. I will say that my own insurance agent didn't help matters either in this case. He was super hard to work with and eventually C2C had trouble reaching him. This also soured the whole experience as everyone worked to track him down by phone and to prove that all expenses were legitimate. I'm on the fence as to whether to use C2C again for mitigation. Would not hesitate to use them for restoration though.

We had our kitchen and floors redone with Mastercraft and they were great to work with. There are…read moreso many decisions to make and Janelle in their design team really helped us refine our choices. Charley was our project manager; he kept the project moving forward and was extremely responsive to texts and calls. They helped us change the cabinet layout a bit and it ends up being more functional while also having much more usable space. The flooring and baseboards turned out terrific, it really changes the look and feel of the space. We had picked out something that was not one of their usual suppliers, but that was no problem. They really work with you to get exactly what you want. All the workers were friendly, skilled and left our house clean at the end of the day. My thanks to everyone that worked on our project. Chuck finished the kitchen up and did fine work with our plumbing which required some intricate work to accommodate our layout. I highly recommend Mastercraft and would use them again for any future work.

Charley and crew were professional, kept to the schedule and were very responsive while working on…read moreour bar area with wine fridge remodel and new kitchen countertops/sink. Charley is clearly experienced and made helpful suggestions. We received the proposal quickly and were put on the schedule shortly after we made the decision to go with MasterCraft. Both the bar area and kitchen look fantastic. Super happy with the outcome!

I don't appreciate how they did not want to help me I sent them pics of the last 2 that came out …read more And the quote . There response to me was terrible and I don't recommend them .

Very fast and professional. Mark was quick to return my calls and work around my schedule for the…read moreinspection. Highly recommend.

I recently contracted TNT Design & Build for a significant structural modification to my…read morehome--widening my office window to a massive 107 inches--and the results are truly magnificent. This was a complex project requiring precision across multiple disciplines, and the team delivered flawlessly on every front. The craftsmanship was evident in every phase: Structural & Exterior: The stucco work on the exterior is seamless, blending perfectly with the existing structure. Interior Finishing: The drywall work and painting (both inside and out) were handled with meticulous care, leaving the office looking better than the original build. Product Quality: They selected and installed an excellent XO configuration window by Imperium, which has completely transformed the light and feel of the space. What impressed me most was their professionalism regarding logistics. TNT navigated the Carlsbad city permitting and inspection process with ease, ensuring everything was carried out in a timely, compliant, and careful fashion. A special thanks goes to the project manager, Ethan Dreiman. Ethan's coordination was top-notch; he stayed in close contact with me throughout the entire lifespan of the project, fielding every concern with patience and expertise. It is rare to find a firm that balances high-end technical skill with such proactive communication. I highly recommend TNT Design & Build for any homeowner looking for high-quality, stress-free renovations.

TNT completed a full kitchen renovation for us, including taking out a wall, installing all new…read morecabinetry in a new layout, adding an island, and adding a wet bar... making our kitchen much more open and current. Mor kept the project moving so it completed within the estimated timeframe and we really appreciated the creative solutions she suggested along the way to make the most of the space around our appliances. We love our new kitchen and dining space!

I had an excellent experience working with this company, especially with the project manager, Amit…read more He was fair, transparent, and checked in daily to ensure everything was progressing smoothly. We were also fortunate to have Eric as our foreman. He worked efficiently without sacrificing quality, was thorough in every aspect of the project, and consistently sought feedback throughout the process. His passion for his work and pride in delivering high-quality results were evident and greatly appreciated. I highly recommend this company for any home restoration project. Their professionalism, communication, and commitment to quality made the entire experience a positive one.

Avoid this company like the plague. They don't back their work up, and any shortcoming will be your…read morefault. The short version: we hired Lumina to fix a leak and repair water damage. They decided the cause was a failing shower pan, replaced it, and assured us the problem was solved, but they never ran water through the drain to confirm the pipe itself wasn't leaking. Two weeks after our final payment, the leak came back in the exact same spot. When I raised it, the project manager's defense was that we'd only asked them to fix the pan, not the leak. We didn't. We asked them to fix the leak - they're the ones who decided the pan was the culprit, and they're trying to leave us on the hook. In April, we identified a leak coming from our shower. We've been in this house just shy of 3 years, the shower pan creaked as you stepped on it, so when a bubble appeared in the first floor ceiling below it, we were disappointed but maybe not surprised. We reached out to several companies for quotes, and ultimately moved forward with Lumina. The first picture shows that leak. We had a less expensive quote, but based on the questions they asked and the answers they gave, Lumina appeared to be more competent. They could also perform more of the work themselves, while other companies wanted us to address the various problems piecemeal. They agreed to perform all of the work except the shower enclosure replacement. This included demo, rebuilding the shower pan, retiling the shower, and replacing and repainting the damaged section of ceiling. Their quote was a little over $9k, plus a couple hundred for tile and about 2 thousand for the shower enclosure. We specifically requested an inspection. While Tal, our project manager, expressed confidence in their ability to do hot mops, we wanted to minimize the risk of future problems. He agreed and we paid our inspection fees. With the inspection fees, the project came in at just over $12k. Once the project started, Tal proved a poor and intemperate communicator: he balked when I asked what days workmen were coming, and turned hostile when I pushed to understand the next steps. His foreman, Eric, smoothed things over and kept me informed. I was surprised when they closed the ceiling before the new shower pan was validated. I'd expected that they'd want to see the pipes drain before closing it up, but I trusted their judgement. This was a mistake. To their credit, Eric was patient in explaining their findings. The previous owners had completed what can only be described as a ramshackle repair, stuffing a 2x4 in a hole rather than replacing plyboard. He showed me pictures of a hole, and I believed his assessment that they'd root-caused the leak. This seemed convincing to me, a homeowner with no plumbing experience. Inspections were underwhelming. I expected that an inspector would perform them. Instead, they performed them, and said they sent a text message to the inspectors. The test of the shower pan is to fill it with water, stop the plug, and wait 24 hours. In the morning of the first "inspection", the shower pan was empty - they said they'd incorrectly stopped the drain. I was pressured to accept this as a successful inspection, despite it completely failing. I pushed back, and they ran a second trial which passed. An actual city inspector came only after the shower glass was installed, and he did not validate anything with water. We made our last payment on June 2. On June 17, we found a new blister with evidence of moisture in the exact same place as the previous one - that's the last picture. A moisture meter read 30% moisture 10 hours after the latest shower, and 10% elsewhere. I texted Tal with a picture and details, asking for a call tomorrow. He instead called within a couple minutes, immediately defensive, claiming that I'd told him it was the shower pan and they'd fixed it, it'd passed inspections, there was no chance this was their fault or that they should address the problem. I asked him to sleep on it - my expectation was that in the morning, he'd acknowledge that this was at least something he should investigate before making an assessment. Maybe they'd take responsibility, or at least do the repair at cost. He remained defensive and adamant. I lost my temper that our $12k fix had barely made it 2 weeks, and I started writing this review. Tal has insisted that I asked them to fix the shower pan, not the leak. This is incorrect - they're the ones who determined the pan was at fault and fixed it. They had good reason to believe the pan was the problem, but they never validated that the drain pipe itself drained without leaking. And, $12k poorer, I still have a leak and a project manager who refuses to accept any responsibility. If you want a company that cuts corners, has it in tight with the city inspectors, and will leave you on the hook, then Lumina Builders is the company for you.

We had a surprise water leak in our downstairs powder room that turned into a full remediation and…read morerebuild, and A/S General Contracting absolutely saved us. This wasn't just patch-and-paint work - we're talking demo, leak detection and repair, water remediation with dryers/air scrubbers, new flooring, drywall and wainscoting, and putting the entire bathroom back together with new wallpaper and fixtures. They handled every step like pros. Russell was our point guy from day one. He assessed the damage, explained every phase clearly, and kept us in the loop without us ever having to chase him down. He was prompt, patient, and clearly experienced with urgent, unexpected "oh great, water leak" situations. Exactly who you want walking you through something like this. Abel worked behind the scenes coordinating contractors and costs. We chose not to go through insurance, and he helped us with pricing that was reasonable and fair -- no games, no surprises. His communication was great, and he treated our budget like it mattered. Adan was the craftsman on-site every day. He's a perfectionist in the best possible way - skilled, friendly, dependable, and patient with all our questions as first-timers in a remediation mess. The work he did and managed was spotless. On top of everything, they even helped us find the right places to browse tile, flooring, wallpaper, fixtures, etc. They didn't just fix a disaster; they guided us through a remodel we never planned for and made it feel manageable. When you're forced into a water-damage situation, you need a team that moves quickly, does it right, and communicates every step of the way. A/S General Contracting was all of that and more. Skilled. Professional. Fair pricing. Zero drama. We couldn't recommend them more highly.

My condo got flooded out by the unit above me. I called one company with good Yelp reviews and…read morethey told me they didn't do restoration work and recommended A/S General Contracting. A/S said they could do it and work with my insurance company. I had never filed a claim before and they told me what to expect & how things were likely to go. Despite many delays in insurance payments they waited patiently. The A/S CEO and his staff were friendly, very supportive and frequently answered questions and earned my trust. They repaired the very large hole in my ceiling and did a great job and replaced my kitchen cabinets. I was happy with them and I think you would be as well.

Ron (and JP) installed a beautiful patio made of alumawood! The finished product reflected real…read moreexpertise and attention to detail. He was careful at the outset to understand my vision and incorporate existing and future lighting needs. He can't even count how many of these he's installed over the years, but the cool one he did in Vista/S Melrose years ago made a difference when we were looking for ideas. Well done, Hardybuilt team!

Ron, thank you again for making our 2nd pergola. I liked how you always kept in contact, you were…read morealways thorough, and you do fantastic work. A man with integrity, and does exactly what he says he is going to do.

I had what I thought were three minor plumbing problems, but they ended up being 3 separate "cans…read moreof worms." Lance Ellis took on each challenge with such positivity. It's like... he looks at each issue as a puzzle and figures out how he's going to solve it. And he solved all the issues at my house. I really appreciate his can-do attitude and the fact that he absolutely knows what he's doing and gets it done. His plumbing work is not only aimed at solving the current problem, but preventing future issues. Highly recommend!!

Do NOT hire this contractor. Lance agreed to replace the carpet in our living/dining room area with…read moretile that matched the rest of our floor. His bid was fair and he seemed knowledgeable enough to do the job. He also said he had a large contracting job that would take him from the area for an extended period of time, but he assured us he could do our floor before he left town. The man is nothing but excuses and has a complete lack of any sort of work ethic. The only positive is that he TELLS you, via text, how often he can't show up to work. The list of b.s. this man throws out could fill a book. We are now left with a horrible problem and no recourse other than to warn others who may be considering hiring this person. Read the other one star reviews and look at the photos posted. Lance Ellis, you should be ashamed. What goes around comes around and you might as well find another line of work.