This may seem like just a disgruntle ex employee that is mad about being fired, I assure you it is…read morenot! I was hired as the New Shop Welder at the Brigham City shop, a position that they could not fill for 8 plus months, i found out just after my second day their that they had a management issue like most companies do, This individual is a Micro Manager King!! but doesn't say anything to you but to other people and then you find out later!! After I took the OSHA 10 course I assumed that all safety issues would be non existent, but after seeing that lack of safety in the mechanic shop and not one safety meeting I knew that something was off. Multiple times other coworkers would come into my Weld Bay without any of the required PPE's!! After telling these concerns to my supervisor he said " oh you wanna play it like that huh....okay!" Four days later i was fired! Be careful going to this company , if they see you as a threat or a problem you will not be working for them long.

Whittaker Construction has shown an obvious lack of integrity in the way they handle business and…read morepublic relations. They performed work this last winter on 400s in Salt Lake City. During that time they had placed construction signs along the roadway. The signs were not secure and as a result the wind blew a sign apart and into my truck causing damage. I called and spoke with Nicole and she requested a statement and repair estimates. I initially got the feeling that I would be taken care of. I complied with her requests and in return I received a letter from the company's attorney informing me that they deemed my claims to be false and would not be taking care of the damages that I claimed were caused by them. I have pictures and a witness to validate my claims. I served this state and county for ten years in the Utah National Guard and I would not compromise my integrity with a false claim. I plan to place this experience on as many review forums as I can and will be writing a letter to the Salt Lake Public Works office, and the offices of all neighboring cities to make sure that their poor business practices are known by the people who would hire them.

I used this company to refinish a den in Layton. I am very particular about work done by…read morecontractors and I can say that I was 100% satisfied with the job that Sal and his team did. They met all of my expectations and them some. The work was done in a timely fashion and at a competitive rate. The clean up also met my high expectations. I don't write many reviews, but this company deserved one.

From the owner: I have over 10 years experience contracting in All areas…read moresuch as full Remodels/Restoration Painting Tile Finish Work Full services in Remodels including our own sub contractors to deliver full professional and licensed work in plumbing and electrical also

They did a great job for us, suggestions a less expensive option. And, the work was first rate and…read morethe job was done very quickly. We really like R&S Marble!

We had them replace our old shower. From the time we requested the job to the start of the…read moreinstallation took less than a week. Roberts crew came in and did a great job. They put tarps down to protect our floors and kept the work area reasonably clean as possible. Had the old shower out in a morning and started putting in the new one that afternoon. The total job was completed in three days. Shower looks great and is what we wanted. His workers were polite and very considerate of our wants and desires for the shower. We requested a couple of changes to somethings in the shower and they were back the next day and had them done. Robert was great to work with and we are very satisfied with the installation.

I hired Sias W. Parsons IV, Derek Parker, and Ryan Riggs from Big Yeti Builders LLC in Ogden, Utah,…read moreto demolish an existing deck, construct a new deck, and install a Renaissance Classico cover over a portion of it. The cover has leaked since shortly after installation, causing water to pool on the deck and creating a slipping hazard from ice buildup. I first contacted the company for warranty support after the initial leak in the fall of 2025. Derek Parker came out and retaped the seams on the awning, stating that this was the repair method recommended by the manufacturer, Renaissance. After the first snow in early December and then thaw, the awning began leaking severely. On December 4, 2025, I reached out again and left multiple voicemail messages and emails requesting assistance but received no return communication. On December 18, 2025, after I sent an email, the company finally acknowledged my concerns via email, took responsibility for the lack of communication, and promised to schedule warranty work. However, as of January 19, 2026, no further action nor communication has taken place. Because the office phone is not answered and voicemail messages are not returned, I requested via email that someone come out between January 9 and January 16, 2026, to at least document the situation including written notes, photos, and a detailed description of the problem and to confirm next steps for repair since we understand it may be a challenge to repair in the winter time. That request has gone unanswered. In my experience, Big Yeti Builders and its representatives have not followed through on their stated commitments regarding warranty service. Communication with the office manager, Kim Crandall, when she does answer the phone, has also not resulted in any confirmed action or resolution. As of January 19, 2026, their contractor license (#10687874-5501) expired. This review is based solely on my personal experience with this company. I recommend that prospective customers ensure they receive clear written documentation of warranty terms, follow-up procedures, and payment schedules before hiring.

I have nothing but good things to say about these guys. Contacted them about an estimate for…read morereplacing my deck. Bill came out to my house on a Saturday to do it. When we decided to use these guys he came back on a Saturday to do our contract. He stuck to the estimate he gave us and gave us exactly what we wanted. He even took the time to discuss how the deck should be rebuilt so that it will last longer. They came out on a Tuesday and started in. Torn down the old deck, cleaned up the area, then stared in on the new deck. By the end of the day most of the new deck was done. The next day was finishing up the trim and installing the railing. Again, once it was done they did a great job cleaning up the area. Saving this company's business card for other work I need done in the future. They are worth it.

I was planning on using Good Sheppard because I have heard great things about their work. However,…read moreit turned out that my son was able to repair it easily.

From the owner: At Good Shepherd Company, we offer top-tier construction services for residential and commercial…read moreclients in Salt Lake county, Davis County, Weber County, Box Elder County and Cache County. With decades of combined experience, our team ensures every project meets the highest quality standards, from planning to completion. Our residential services include sprinkler and irrigation, drought-resistant landscaping, deck and fence installations, excavation, and foundation waterproofing. Our expertise list is long. We work closely with homeowners to create beautiful, lasting spaces. For commercial clients, we provide services such as culinary and secondary utilities, engineered development installations, SWPPP compliance, and more. We meet all industry standards and certifications with meticulous attention to detail. We prioritize sustainable practices, using environmentally friendly methods and materials. Our team is trained in the latest techniques and technologies, delivering cutting-edge solutions. Our client-centric approach focuses on building strong, transparent relationships. Whether it’s a residential renovation or a commercial development, Good Shepherd Company is your trusted partner in Northern Utah.