The owner, Daniel Link, is very personable and always fair…read more I have been dealing with his companies for over 20 years . I give them the highest possible recommendation.

We own a log home near Winchester, VA and hired Log and Timber Worx in 8/21 to work on our home. At…read morethat time we gave them a 25% deposit to put us on their schedule. 6 months later we paid another 25% as per agreement. In 8/22 they arrived to soft wash the house. When they returned a month later to stain, too much time had elapsed for the soft wash to be effective. At no time prior to this had there been any discussion of stain brands or types, and no colors had been tested on the logs. They brought some random stains, expecting us to choose one, with the intention of staining the house that day. None of them were satisfactory. Due to an issue with the condition of some of the logs on the front of the house, we requested that the owner make a site visit to discuss. Different options were considered and the owner recommended applying stain year after year until the problem was effectively covered up. He then informed us that he had other clients to serve and the next time he came it would be to apply stain. We began to doubt the company's experience and expertise working on log homes and decided not to move forward. After requesting a refund, they refused to do so. We had spent $4,650 for a log wash and 2 site visits to discuss stain colors. Work still left to be done was treat and plug bee holes in the logs, paint house trim (doors, windows, and fascia boards), and stain the logs. All for the balance of $4,650. This is a breakdown of costs according to the owner. Log wash 5hrs.x3 crew members, initial stain date 4hrs.x5 crew members, visit to discuss stain and media blasting 3.5 hrs.x1 crew member, admin. time 5-10hrs.x1 crew member, 39.5-44.5 total man hours. He also stated this did not include the acquisition of materials, meaning we actually owed them $5,000-$5,500. We offered to pay $1,500 for the log wash, but felt the other charges were the cost of doing business and were not applicable.

We will not hire them again…read more First the good: cabinets, tile floor, tile backsplash, painting and electrical - good, no complaints - tile, cabinets and paint excellent. They did put us in touch with a master craftsman who did some custom barn doors for us. Their subs are good, and their cabinet guy is excellent. They did help out by making sure that Mercy House could take the appliances and cabinets that we had removed. The not so good: they missed under cabinet lighting even though it was on the work order; they insisted (!) on lighting in a pantry that we did not need and do not use (we gave up arguing with them) - and missed installing an outlet that we very much need in the pantry; we took things out of the overall job like installation of new sliding doors (they wanted to install what they wanted, and did not want to discuss it with us) and new smoke/monoxide detectors (again, did not want to work with us to get units placed where we wanted them, including in a room with a fireplace); overall, they were just difficult to work with. They broke our new stove on installation. They could not get it together to get it fixed. They hired an appliance repairman, but there were all sorts of problems with parts and the like. The repairman found additional problems with the initial installation to fix. The fix literally took weeks to accomplish. This was a major headache and inconvenience. Again, the workmanship is good, but working with them is just difficult. I should not have to struggle to get my preferences honored - it's my house and I am paying the bills. They have very specific ideas about suppliers/materials and were very resistant to using what we wanted. If you hire them, be prepared for bumps in the road.

This team is the very best. Great customer service, they keep you updated and walk you through the…read moreprocess. Their work is beautiful and professional. They made my kitchen renovation less stressful. I would recommend them over and over. Thank you so much!!!

We had an absolutely amazing experience working with Stoneworks. From the very start, Daniel worked…read morewith us As we found a perfect material for our job. He was chill, patient, responsive with quotes, and very accommodating. We really like the idea of supporting a local family business that provided outstanding customer service and craftsmanship.

Mr. Harris was dependable and efficient. They showed up on time every day and were timely in…read morecompleting the bathroom remodel job. He was easy to communicate with and even had some suggestions on how to make the job better. I highly recommend this company and would not hesitate to use them again or refer to friends.

Mr. Darrick Harris License number: 2705093567…read moreCompany name: Dependable Home Improvements. I hired Mr Harris to install vinyl siding over one exterior wall of my house, install a exterior door, replace a exterior door, install a interior door, install one new and two replacement windows, Sheetrock a room, install a stud retaining wall, install lighting and it's wiring, build a set of exterior steps, install new flooring over the old floor which was to consistent of replacing the rotted plywood around the entrance with new plywood and installing a new layer of plywood on top of the solid old, over that was to be installed vinyl flooring. The work was done poorly, I repeatly tried to talk with him but all he did was blow smoke. Finally I just wanted him out of my house, never to return, so I paid him and went to repair and finish the work he had done so poorly. It was then that I realized just how badly he had done the work. On the advice of a different contractor, I contacted the county building inspector and asked for a inspection of the work. Of the work that required a permit and inspection, little of Mr. Harris's work passed inspection. If I read the inspection form correctly: No permit, no inspection of the exterior door No permit, no inspection of the steps. No permit, no inspection of the interior door. Upon inspection, all three of these areas failed to meet code and safety requirements and will have to be redone. The door was so poorly done, that now that winter is here, the wind blows around the door frame and door has gaps between it and the frame. Until I can get this redone, I've had to cover the area with plastic sheeting to stop the wind. No permit, no inspection of electrical work that included installation of lighting, wiring and switch. Mr Harris also does not have a license for electrical work. It was also found that while Mr. Harris told me he was a Class A contractor, he is in fact only a Class C contractor. Therefor, he wasn't license to do the amount of work he did. He also doesn't appear to have a business license to work in my county. Of the areas that didn't require a permit and inspection: The Siding: The vinyl siding was improperly installed and not completed. And I realized afterwards, it isn't even the same pattern as the rest of the house. Mr. Harris never told me this and the correct pattern is available at Home Depot, a store less then six miles away. The flooring: A section of the old sub-flooring had rotted and Mr Harris was suppose to remove and replace it with new plywood. The rotten flooring was not removed, and instead of plywood for the sub-flooring, the lower quality OSV was used. No underlayment was installed, so the flooring was laid on top of the bare OSV. The flooring itself was not installed per manufacturer's instructions and and is now coming apart. (The county inspector showed me what was suppose to have been done and wasn't) The replacement windows: The interior trim was removed for inspection. There was no flashing and no insulation installed. As a result, the wind blows freely into the house. I could keep going on, but will stop here with this: Nearly every part of Mr. Harris work was so poorly done, that nearly all of it will have to be redone."

I'm pretty new to the area, and I'd worn out my poor realtor with recommendations for electricians,…read moreplumbers, roofers, and even sidewalk work contractors. So, I decided to give her a break and research a tree service solo. I contacted other services who didn't call me back, but when I put in my information onto their website, I got a punctual call. The Grubb rep was professional and helpful accommodating my hectic schedule. The field reps visited my property and provided a reasonable estimate, and again worked with me for my hectic schedule to drop my trees. Billy and Luke rang my door, stepped back, and met me with professionalism and courtesy. They explained the process and all potentials, allowing me to ask questions, get advice, and make the decisions. Billy and Luke then put on their safety gear and went to work. They efficiently dropped my diseased trees threatening my home. I appreciate the cost and professionalism of everyone from Grubb's!!

Poor experience. Bad communication. Will not be using again…read more We hired Grubb Tree to install a french drain and dig out our front ditch. They cut our water line. Instead of calling a plumber, they incorrectly patched it and our pipes were clogged with mud, leaving us with no water. When we asked the onsite manager, "What is your process for handling a situation like this?" the response was "Well you signed an agreement saying we aren't liable for these types of things. People don't usually read the whole thing and miss that part. As long as it [cost to fix] isn't too much, we will do right by you guys." We felt like this response wasn't helpful as it turned the relationship from collaborative to adversarial. We solved the problem on our own by calling 3 different plumbers to assess the issue and 1 providing a fix. We then tried to coordinate with Grubb Tree to cover the cost of the fix. At this point, we determined that it would be best to coordinate with Luke Grubb who originally estimated and contracted this work in order to ensure that the repairs were reflected in the contract.  This is where the communication broke down. Instead of putting us in touch with Luke, our calls were seemingly screened and forwarded to the onsite manager, who never forwarded our calls. The receptionist said she would "have Luke get back to us", but he never did. After repeated attempts, we were provided paperwork via email that reflected the cost reduction for the plumbing fix and they were scheduled to return and finish the work. This is where we wish the story had ended. Grubb Tree returned to finish the french drain, which they did without headache. When it came time to dig out the front ditch the onsite manager was refusing to perform the work outlined in the estimate, claiming an incorrect interpretation of the imagery and work statement. After back and forth, the matter had to be escalated to Luke. He admitted a "miscommunication" on their part and instructed the team to proceed according to the contract.  The quality of work on the ditch was insultingly poor. It was clear from the haphazard discarding of topsoil and snakelike pattern of the cut out "ditch" that the onsite team was rushing this part of the job and adhering to an almost malicious compliance and interpretation of the statement of work. We understand that mistakes and miscommunications happen. However, we expect to be treated with respect as the paying customer. To us, this would mean our contractor ensures that our voices are heard without condescension. It also means that our contractor performs work of a reasonable quality and assumes a certain level of care. Unfortunately, in this case, we feel like Grubb Tree didn't meet these expectations and it resulted in a poor overall experience. Therefore, we will not be doing business with them again.

We worked with John to do a full kitchen remodel. I wanted to wait a little while before writing…read morethis review to allow time to get past the "new sparkle" phase of such a major change to our home. Well, it's been close to a year now and I'm pretty sure that feeling may never go away. My wife and I still can't get over how happy we are with the results. From the beginning of the project, John was a pleasure to work with. He provided us with detailed schematics of the layout, and after a few iterations, we signed the contract and the work began. The one and only hiccup during the project was the cabinet delivery date, but this was at the tail end of Covid and he had forewarned us to expect a possible delay in the delivery. If you're considering having any cabinet work done in your home I highly recommend John Davis. He is a professional and a perfectionist, not to mention a very kind person. Thank you John for giving us the kitchen of our dreams!

I had a pole barn constructed by Superior Buildings on our property in Nelson County VA. The…read morecompany was very easy to work with - the planning went smoothly, the construction crew was always prompt and polite - but most importantly - we're very happy withe the finished product. The workmanship, materials, and trim work were all excellent. The barn turned out better than I anticipated, and at a final cost less than I expected. I highly recommend Superior Buildings to anyone considering such a project.

the garage is very well built and is beautiful. before you decide on a pole barn be sure to fully…read moreunderstand what is needed for the pad as mistakes are very expensive.

I had a 4-month contract with TEAL, and Troy Yancey showed up on the job 4 times.  I was there…read morealmost every day.  I requested holes in my Hardie battens be caulked with the matching caulk. The sub-contractor smeared the caulk, and it bleached in 3 months.  My house looked like a spotted leopard.  I met with Troy Yancey, and he agreed to fix it.  After 6 months of waiting, I got a lawyer.  Troy agreed it needed to be fixed but did not take any meaningful action.  I had to contact Hardie, the caulk manufacturer and Sherwin Williams to find a solution (I did Troy's job).  Ultimately, the entire Hardie exterior of my house had to be painted (by a painter of Troy's choice), defeating the reason for going with no maintenance Hardie siding. TEAL Construction left me disappointed, to be polite.

TEAL recently did the renovation of our master bathroom and kitchen. We are not only very happy…read morewith the results, but also with the process - not without its hiccups, as with all renovation projects, but whenever one arose, Troy was very efficient and persistent in resolving it. We appreciated his accessibility and good communication. His employees are great - professional, good at what they do, and very personable; they always took the time to answer my questions thoroughly and explain what they were doing if I asked. They identified and fixed several problems we didn't know we had (but did not go looking for things to fix that didn't need it). Highly recommended, they really know what they are doing.