Very professional. Would recommend . Didn't use his company but estimate a thorough and detailed.read more

We did a kitchen update in March 2025 and we were scheduled to use another company to paint our…read morecabinets. We had to let them go a few days before they were scheduled to start. We called Tom and he was so helpful with our color choices and was able to come in quickly and get the job done with a very competitive price. His crew was excellent and meticulous in their work and clean up. Tom is extremely commutative as well. He ALWAYS calls you back. We've hired Tom and his crew for more work coming up.

I will never work with this company again! Throughout my entire project, I perceived them to be…read moreinefficient and non-communicative. There were several instances where they have been dishonest and attempted to upcharge me for work that was included in our contract. They sell themselves as a 'full service' company, but this could not be further from the truth. Instead of making the process smoother, they caused countless hours of additional work  and stress for me and my husband. We contracted with New DImensions to renovate our kitchen back in February 2022, making it very clear we needed this renovation done before our baby came in October - this was agreed upon in our contract.  They did not start the job until September - 9 months later, despite us continuously following up to see how we could move things forward more quickly. They were completely unresponsive and not at all transparent about what was causing the delays. My son is now 3 months old, and they JUST finished (January 2023) - 5 months after starting what should have been a 2-3 month job.  New Dimensions also came to us with ~$15k of additional items they attempted to charge us for throughout the project, threatening to shut the project down if we didn't pay, so we felt like we were trapped. Some of these were for things that were expressly called out in our contract, like some HVAC work and building out a few closets.  Several times, they demanded we pay them early for milestones that had not yet been completed (it is worth noting that the payment milestones are structured in a way so a majority of the cost if front-loaded, meaning we had paid ~80% of the project cost before they had completed even 50% of the work). It was exhausting to constantly be fighting with them every step of the way and caused long delays. When we brought up our dissatisfaction about the delayed timeline and repeated upcharges, some of the employees were downright offensive - literally screaming and yelling at us in a completely unprofessional way. During the project, we had issues with the speed of work, quality of work, speed of sourcing materials, cost of materials, and project management. A few of those included: Speed of work: for a full kitchen renovation, the biggest crew they usually sent was 2 people who (after factoring in breaks) only typically worked 4-5 hours each day - often there was only one person on the job site. There was limited planning for lead times or dependencies, which caused several unnecessary multi-week delays. Quality of work: they made a lot of mistakes during the project that, instead of fixing immediately when pointed out, they tried to convince us were proper, or that we needed to pay more money to fix. For instance, installing a support beam with a gap between the beam and the floor above so the floor above bounced when walking on it, installing the header for the fridge crooked, measuring the width of the island wrong so we now have a hole in the tile floor that the island doesn't cover, designing a cabinet intended to hang pans that isn't tall enough to hang pans, etc... Speed of sourcing: Often the men would arrive at our house and wouldn't have the materials they needed, so they would just stand around not working for the entire day. For the items New Dimensions said they'd source for us, turns out they actually only provided a quote and we then had to place the order. The quote sometimes took weeks of asking for and ultimately caused delays to the project because we could not order the items in a timely manner. Cost of materials (cost of which is passed through to the customer): we had one instance where they bought a small amount of siding for $6,000, which was astronomical. We had them return it and brought in our other, trusted contractor, who purchased the same materials for $2,000. This made us question every other material charge they brought to us, but at this point it was too late to go back through and do an audit. Project management: The 'project manager' they assigned to our project was almost completely absent - he dropped by the job site typically once per week and often didn't know what needed to be done. Frequently, the crew working had no idea what they were supposed to be working on when they arrived. When the project manager came, he rarely wrote anything down and claimed that some of the items were not in his department - we would then have to speak to several other employees at New Dimensions to get them accomplished. They also tried to forbid us from talking to the crew that was working in our house, effectively cutting us off from productive conversations we could have had to move the job forward. Me and my husband ended up taking over most of the project management towards the end.

Just awful. Zero communication, zero follow up. Little to no experience working in my…read moremunicipality which resulted in countless delays and costly resubmissions. Decent design but poor execution and follow through. The newish onsite gc and the office mgr lady were the bright spots in this subpar experience.

Equity does great work. Their workmanship is top notch and their prices are reasonable . They…read moredesigned my space beautifully and finished on time and on budget.

Great level of responsiveness and professionalism. Would hire Ray and team in the future!read more

Edgar and his team built our home and we have hired him for numerous projects since over the last 5…read moreyears. In addition to building the framework of the house, he has built custom cabinets for us, finished spaces including wood floor installation, closet build outs, and his crew completed our bathroom remodel and installed the plumbing. Edgar and his crew are always polite, reliable, and truly listen to what the client wants. They do excellent work and 10/10 recommend!

We have hired Esgar and his team many times! We recommend them to everyone. they did a full first…read morefloor renovation for us, a small bathroom renovation and an exterior project on our whole home. Their work is meticulous, they are great communicators and the craftsmanship is perfect! You can't go wrong! A+

I highly recommend Stadler Construction for any home improvement/renovation project. Working with…read morethem has been an absolute pleasure, and I cannot speak highly enough of their professionalism, skill, and dedication. From the very beginning, the Stadler team impressed us with their punctuality and clear communication. They consistently arrived on time, kept us informed throughout the project, and ensured that every detail was discussed and understood. Their reliability gave us peace of mind, knowing that our project was in capable hands.  The quality of their work is outstanding. Every aspect of the project was executed with precision and care, and their attention to detail was remarkable! Whether it was structural work, finishes, or design elements, they consistently exceeded our expectations. They cleaned up daily, leaving everything tidy! It is evident they take great pride in their craftsmanship, and it shows in the finished result.  In addition to their technical skills, Mike and his team demonstrated unwavering honesty and integrity. They provided fair estimates, stuck to the budget, and were transparent about timelines and potential challenges. Whenever an unexpected issue arose, they promptly offered solutions and kept everything on track.  Example-They thought we needed extra support in an overhead beam and built that in with our budget.  Mike & Justin let us know a couple weeks into the project that we didn't need it after all and refunded the difference immediately. I wholeheartedly recommend Mike and his team to anyone seeking reliable, skilled, and trustworthy professionals for their residential or commercial projects. We are thrilled with the results of their work and are grateful for their dedication and expertise.  We look forward to working with them again on more home projects!

I have a 100 year old home that needed the kitchen to be renovated. I love the old charm of my…read morehome and that was very important for me to keep. It was essential for my contractor to understand this and to not try to "change" the old just because it is "easier" for them to deal with. From the initial consultation to the completion of the project they helped renovate my kitchen and turned it into a functional yet stunning space that was exactly what I wanted. The entire process was stress free, communication was great, they were reliable, and clean! The space truly turned out beautiful and I would highly recommend Stadler Construction. They exceeded my expectations, and I would not hesitate to work with them again.

I had been looking for a licensed contractor for a full bath in the basement that needed to be…read morecompletely renovated included plumbing. I spoke to a few contractors and began to feel hopeless after a couple of contractors looked at my full bath in the basement and never called back. Then I spoke to Keith from Grain&Steel. He came by assessed the bathroom and talked with me about some of what he noticed. What I appreciated was his honesty! Grain&Steel were the most professional of crews I've ever worked with. The work was impeccable. The tile was laid beautifully. The attention to detail is what sets G&S apart. Keith kept in constant communication with me as the project progressed and it really helped to alleviate any stress I had as we progressed. They worked daily and had the project completed by the timeframe they provided. My friends and family can't believe it's the same bathroom!! I can't wait for Grain&Steel to complete my primary bathroom next.

I've been delayed in writing this review and that should not be a reflection on Patrick, Ivan and…read morethe rest of the crew. Our house is a 1770's colonial that hasn't had a lot of exterior attention in the past 15 or so years. Patrick came by and although he wasn't the cheapest guy I talked to, I liked his energy. I also liked that he had a carpenter who could address some of our neglected issues to take care of everything we needed all at the same time. The house came out great. I feel like I shouldn't have to do anything to the outside for several years. When I do, I'll give Patrick a call. We'll also be using them for some interior work when we get around to it after the holidays. Some things to know: Spend some time with Patrick walking the project and getting ideas on things that need to be addressed. He has a great eye and will notice things you've overlooked for years. Try to be on site as much as you can when they are there. Things come up and the project will go better if you can give them feedback in real time. Don't hesitate to ask them to do something over or differently. We had a few sections painted over a different color. It costs a bit more but they are happy to do what they can to make you happy. Keep an eye on your dog. Be considerate! One of my neighbors liked their work on my house and hired them to work on his. His dog bit 2 of their guys. That's not cool. If you have a dog figure out how to keep it from biting people when they work on your house. The house looks great. They are coming back to finish a few things for me and I'm looking forward to working with them again. These are the guys to use! I'll post photos one of these days!

I'll go ahead and start by saying that I wrote a lengthy email to the owner following the…read morecompletion of the exterior painting of my house with the goal of letting him know about my overall reaction to his work. I tried to paste that email here, but it was too long, so i'll summarize it below in a minute. Before I get there, the shocking matter is that the owner showed up at my house 4 hours after writing the email to confront me, telling me that I had plenty of time to tell him about the additional issues (it's been 23 hours...). While he was here, he said that my "f***ing house is a dump," and followed that with "you're a d**k, bro." I'm sure he'll respond to this post saying that's not what he said, but it all happened in front of my security camera, so it's hard to argue with a recording. The gist of the my email to him was that 1) the paint job looks pretty good (4/5) but that there were a few outstanding items that I had to handle (they took down the spot light and didn't replace it, the cable box was hanging off of the house, the touchups after I first raised an issue weren't completely done, and the paint chips were still scattered throughout the yard) - nothing crazy. I will also note that they did the job within a week of hiring, which was pretty cool. I then told him about 7 items that I found to be quite poor in terms of his operations: 1) They destroyed our garden with their feet and ladders even after advising that they stay out of it 2) When I told him two shingles needed to be added at the start of the job, they didn't do it - they just painted over the spots (note: they ended up replacing them after I flagged that it wasn't done right, and they look good). 3) Pat (owner) consistently failed to show up on time during the slots he said he would (3 times) 4) The price increased twice after he figured out they'd need to do more work (with no warning that this would be the case) 5) The crew was constantly smoking on the property 6) No one in his crew (himself included) wore a mask, including while talking to me while i was wearing one 7) Pat's communication is filled with expletives and slang - extremely unprofessional for a business owner. I told him all of this in a fact-based, unemotional manner, and said i'd give him a 3 for a review as a whole, which has now changed given his aggression and showing up on my property. As I write this, he continues to text me with aggressive rants about how my property wasn't safe for his crew (which he never mentioned - and if he thought it wasn't safe, he could have declined the job) and how i should have picked up after my animals so they didn't have to step in anything (which he never mentioned). To wrap - work product was pretty good - no argument there - but the owner and his handling of things was aggressive and incredibly unprofessional.

Unfortunately, I did not even get a chance to use him since he spent an hour on the phone with me…read morediscussing every single thing I wanted done in my bathrooms and kitchens, I sent him pictures, did everything he asked me to do like email him what I wanted, email him ideas etc and never heard back from him again. This is the same guy that promised me he's been doing business in my town for years and cares so much about his reputation that he would never screw me over and yet that's exactly what he did. We even had a discussion about just being honest since I've had so much trouble finding someone right now to do work and he agreed that honesty is the best policy. He told me he had openings in August in September and he would never just ditch me and then he did the exact thing he said he wouldn't do. Red flag!!! Do not use him since he's is obviously deceptive and does not hold to his promises or keep his word.

Zach did a phenomenal job replacing our front steps and building a custom portico on our house. He…read moreand his crew were on time, professional and did great work. Really went above and beyond in every way and communicated clearly throughout the job. He was very reasonable and I can't say enough about the quality and attention to detail. Will be using Zach again on our next project.