Owner, Tyler and his crew were fantastic! They did a phenomenal job with my service door to the…read moregarage! From beginning to end, Tyler was professional and kind! He took care of the county permit for our HOA and gave me suggestions on where to get our door. They went above and beyond by picking up the door at the local home improvement store (which was supposed to be delivered!) for us! If you are looking for someone to do those little and not so little jobs around the house, I 1000% recommend Tyler Kinnes and Nailed It Construction!

Would not recommend any LARGE projects with Nailed It Construction. Things started out well and I…read morereally wished they had worked out. There were many issues with the construction that did not pass the rough in inspection that added more work to be redone. I would have expected a contractor to know these things. Wrong insulation and poorly installed, wrong window size for bedroom which would need to be replaced and reframed, and electrical not up to code were the worst of the many things failed. He was willing to fix it all but expected more of the money up front than we had agreed on in our contract and I was already feeling iffy about their ability to do the job right at that point. So we decided it was time to stop doing business with them. I thought we ended things peacefully. I paid him that same day for the work that was done, and him and my husband shook hands. He said he would finish the brick work he was doing and then pack up and leave. Instead, he pulled out the bricks and left the wet cement to harden leaving us to have to remove it (luckily we noticed while it was still wet but im sure he was hoping we would have had to chip away the hardened cement). He also left all the buckets of cement open to harden and a truck beds worth of trash. Not to mention all the cigarette butts, bottles, wrappers, etc left everywhere. He said he would come back to pick it all up but never came back even though I paid him $500 to haul away the debris. I wish I would've waited until the job site was cleaned up to pay them because they were very happy to ghost us as soon as they got their money - but that just shows me we made the right choice not giving them any more money up front.

I own a rental home in N. Raleigh, but live out of state, so it was really important to find…read moresomeone I could trust. A neighbor recommended Carolina Exteriors after having a good experience, and I'm so glad I went with them. The house needed a new roof and some siding repairs, and everything went smoothly. They were very responsive, gave a thorough estimate and the pricing felt fair. I received daily updates from my project manager, which gave me peace of mind. The job was finished on time which was especially important since we were getting the home ready for a new renter. The final result looks wonderful and I'm really happy with the way it turned out. I would definitely recommend them!

amazing job on our window replacement! fast, professional & highest quality. couldn't recommend…read moreCarolina Exteriors more!

"0" stars is more deserving but not allowed on this site. I live 2500 miles away and I mistakenly…read moretrusted Rodas Construction to complete a major renovation project at a house I purchased in Durham. This company is very small and does not have the capacity, talent, experience, expertise, and bandwidth to handle projects larger than one bathroom remodel. I do believe and hope they can handle very small projects but nothing more. They certainly failed us miserably. Because of their size & staffing, Rodas Constriction LLC lack basic structure, organization, communication, discipline, order and quality. Forget about customer service. For example, I visited my house four times during the renovation process. I found windows fully "open", doors unlocked and the air conditioning or heaters on without anyone present. This led to leaks and moisture penetrating various parts of the house afterward. I communicated these issues to Rodas ownership every time without a favorable result. Nothing changed. In fact, Rodas ownership did not accept responsibility and continued their work. Although small, Rodas ownership is "unusually" arrogant and will never admit to wrongdoings, will never accept accountability and will never own they are being negligent. On top of the mismanagement, negligence, and disorganization, the most important problem was that Didier Enrique Rodas and his company, Rodas Construction LLC, failed to apply for and secure construction permits for the structural work as well as permits for plumbing, electrical and other work they had performed. They didn't get the permits to save money and to avoid to doing their work legally, appropriately, and effectively. This act of non-compliance is against all rules and regulations. And...once you pay Rodas Construction LLC in full, they will forever ignore and avoid your issues and requests. They certainly did for us. We still have several exposed drywall openings they had created and don't want to fix. Rodas Construction LLC is very small company with only a handful of employees. But with their VERY small size, they do have a Director of Marketing who amongst other soliciting activities, he manages social media work. Strange...right? For example, this marketing director will soon respond to this post with an elaborate list of excuses for having failed a client who had paid them in FULL. He is the person who responds to all of my complaints to Didier Enrique Rodas. This company will never accept accountability for its faults, wrongdoings and they will NEVER fix issues they had caused. I can write many pages on the issues I had faced with Rodas Construction LLC. Aforementioned remarks are high level insights so consumers are aware. BE EXTREMELY CAUTIOUS! I do take responsibility for trusting and selecting Rodas Construction LLC. I should have known better. I was desperate. But do your research, check multiple references and do NOT pay anyone especially the people until you are 100% certain about the quality of the work.

9 years ago we had Rodas do our roof. He told us they only guarantee it for 5 years as GAF does a…read more50 year warranty. I contacted Rodas as it now leaking. They tell me: Jon, I received your inquiry on our website regarding the leak around your vent pipe. Unfortunately the pipes are not covered under any warranty. We would be happy to come out and take a look at the leak. We do charge a $250 fee for inspection. Let me know if you would like to be added to the calendar. Thank you. Janice Rodas Construction, LLC 1100 Logger Court Suite E 100 Raleigh, NC 27609 919-239-4384 Top Quality Service, Competitively Priced, Trusted Results rodasconstructionllc.com I think the Italian's reply would be. 'He that deceives me once, its his fault; but if twice, its my fault.'" I can't believe they want 250 dollars to see were they erred

CYB did an exceptional job constructing our 12x16 shed. The office staff was very helpful getting…read moreall of the permits pulled and were very prompt in responding to questions. The owner Rob was on the job site assisting with construction and was a pleasure to work with. The crew finished ahead of schedule and even showed up on a Saturday to work. Anyone considering a solid shed should reach out to Carolina Yard Barns.

We had CYB build our 12x12 Gambrel Barn shed. 12x12x13 dimensions. We love it. Quality materials,…read morebuilt on time and without issues. Brad and Rob did an amazing job constructing the shed on site and working with Tara and Katie for the purchase and build process was easy and communicative. Pricing with options beat or met other competitors and the higher quality construction materials makes a difference. Couldn't be happier.

Let me start this review with a quick background on my project. I contacted 4 contractors to…read moreprepare the land, pour the concrete pad and construct my 30X50 ft. metal building. Two of the contractors were unable to complete all parts of the project. The other two were $20-30K over my budget and would not commit on a start date much less an estimated finish date. One of the larger contractors increased the price 3 times before starting work! I had just about given up on finding an honest contractor that could do the work on my timeline and budget. I was given contact information for Carolina Customized Interiors (CCI) from a trusted acquaintance. After meeting with the Owner, Jeremy Payne and Project Manager, Sam Bernier I decided to sign with them, they agreed to my budget and included all the work required to finish the project in a professional manner. I signed the contract on Friday, the following Monday, Jeremy was on site with the machine to start preparation for the foundation. This was a new concept from my dealings with the four other contractions; they all seemed to over promise, over charge and under deliver. For the duration of the project CCI kept in close contact with me, any concerns or questions were addressed in short order. I was given daily updates and advised on the upcoming events. The CCI employees were always willing to go the extra mile to provide quality work. One example of the extent CCI employees worked an issue; the concert supplier had a factory problem that delayed the last 2 trucks of concrete. The CCI concrete team worked until 4:45 the following morning to insure the contract was finished to the highest standard. The high quality finish was commented on by my site building engineer as some of the finest work he had seen. I would recommend anyone looking for an Honest contractor with Integrity & Professionalism, that is on Time and on Budget contact CCI.

I'd like to begin my review of Carolina Customized Interiors by saying that we still owe $1000 of…read morethe final payment that is due upon completion of the work. Unfortunately, Jeremy asked and we agreed to pay most of the final payment prior to all the work being finished because we trusted him. That mistake is on us. Our home addition included an almost 800 sq ft, two story addition in which we hired CCI to complete. The project was scheduled to be completed on 2/26. I'm writing this review on May 14, and we still have work that is incomplete. We hired Jeremy because in our initial interview we felt that he stood behind his company both in standards of integrity and quality of work. The beginning of our project went pretty smoothly after we were finally issued a permit to begin building. There were some initial hiccups that we were not prepared for (such as increased cost of lumber and extra steel beams for support) but we felt that Jeremy was up front and honest about those issues. Several months into the project the siding company made a delivery, which Jeremy was not present for, and ended up driving a piece of machinery over the water line in our front yard. The water line was cracked and with Jeremy's help the company reimbursed us for the cost of damages. The end of our project is when things really started to decline. Work that we could see being done on the inside was not up to quality standards and was starting to get rushed for what we later realized was an effort to move onto his next job. After Jeremy deemed this project 'complete' his crew spent 3.5 weeks touching up and fixing work that was not satisfactory. Even after that, there were still areas that did not receive attention. There was just too much to do and too much that was not done right in the first place. The following sums up just a few examples: -Wainscoting in our sunroom had many imperfections such as nail holes not filled, compound not sanded off before painting, and nicks and scratches in the wood. After reviewing this with Jeremy his response was, "Yeah, it's not my shiniest work." One member of the team spent 5 days touching this work up to make it look better. This was after Jeremy initially said the room was complete, they cleaned it and asked us to do a final walkthrough. Today it's still not perfect, just better than it was. -Outside trim on new addition has unsanded compound on every nail hole the entire way up to the roof. Painter painted this though it was not ready. -Brand new inside trim on some doors and windows not in the greatest shape. Nicks and scratches with some nail holes not filled in. -Paint on the walls looks blotchy in some areas due to the type of paint used and so many touch up areas. -Crown molding in our sunroom has a wavy appearance in at least two areas. -Two of the three sunroom doors are hard to turn the handles and deadbolts due to how they were installed. -Riprap was installed to help with a drainage issue that we have. My husband sent Jeremy a picture of what we wanted this to look like and they discussed hand placing some of the rocks so that it was formed into a ditch. Rocks were laid in a flat pattern and now it acts more as a barrier. We discussed this with Jeremy and added it to the list of things that needed attention. Jeremy's response, "It's done and we aren't touching it." -LVP flooring is lifting up in the sunroom which per his contract would be under warranty. He refuses to address it. -Our dryer has dents on the top from Jeremy jumping on it to take pictures of a cabinet. Never told us he did this, we had to dig around for information to find out how it happened. -Our new bathroom vanity is scratched on the top in several places due to tools being put on top of it while working. They tried to buff it out but it's still scratched. As mentioned, these are just some of the items. We split our punch list into two sections and sent them to him. One side were the items we'd given up on stating he didn't have to fix and the other side was necessary to fix before the rest of our final payment. Jeremy has called it quits on the project and no one from CCI has been here in over 3 weeks. He does not respond to our texts or emails. We asked several times to find a way to work out a solution to some of the issues we still had. We offered to talk via zoom, in person or over the phone. He would not respond. I'm including pictures of the work that CCI completed at our house and I feel they are a more accurate assessment of the quality mentioned above.

Nick came out to do an estimate of a vinyl fence for me. He was kind, professional, and…read moreknowledgeable. You could tell he was well trained and had plenty of experience and definitely held up to the "Friendly" name. It felt like they would strive to do a great job for the customer and tailor it to what the customer is looking for. Nick got right back to me with two quotes for two different options. They were a little more expensive than other quotes I got, but not by much. I definitely hope to be able to work with them in the future!

They were fine. They did what they said they were going to do but the materials they used were sub…read morepar. The 4x4s twisted causing them to pull away from the 2x4s attached between them. There are now big gaps exposing the poor nailing job they did. A good number of the planks warped terribly because they made them run straight to the ground so water can collect. They do offer a one yr plank replacement but this all happened in yr two. One of my gates was poorly constructed and it's new sagging. I am fixing it all but I'm taking their sign down because it will be a poor representation of their work. I wouldn't use them again. I wish I could share some pictures here.

New deck install by Structurally Speaking - Many years ago (2012), however, still living with his…read moreteam's poor workmanship - Fascia boards warped on deck! - the install should have laid the deck boards to cover the fascia gaps - and not allow debris to build up behind fascia (shown in pics) - allowing it to warp! Instead, Jim and his team allowed exposure of the fascia to debris and elements causing fascia board to warp - less than one year after install! He came and replaced fascia once - without making any change to his original method - of course, fascia warped again less than one year later! Sloppy workmanship! Not once but twice!! He walked away from the install problem and placed the blame on everyone else...all this after paying over $12K .

We had a large project; decoupling portion of original wrap around deck and then building large…read morescreened in porch and some new deck area as well. Jim gave us really insightful focus on where in our this could work. He laid out really beautiful plans that were representative of how the finished product looked but honestly, the finished product is even more amazing than we had realized it would be. Jim is experienced and knowledgeable. Jim's team is excellent and very hard working and he and his team are responsive to concerns. As with any project, unexpected things arose, and they all got dealt with. The finished costs were within ten percent of the estimate, which having had several other large projects done on our house, is within what I expect as reasonable, especially in context of providing estimates during times of rising building costs and supply chain delays. He was accurate in timeline of how long project would take and was honest. In terms of the quality of the work... Months later we are still AMAZED at how well it came out. We, at Jim's suggestion to consider, elected EZE breeze windows to make it a 3 season Carolina room that will be usable during pollen season. We spend time out there everyday and eat a lot of meals out there and will for decades to come. Years ago, we got good advice from a contractor who is going to remodel our bathroom. He told us there would be times during the project where we would all be angry with each other, which is normal when you are spending a lot of money to do something to your most important financial investment, which is also where you live. That advice helped us through bathroom renovations. It also helped at the couple of times when I was upset with Jim about things that are pretty typical during a project. We communicated with Jim rather than let things fester and things got handled very smoothly. I would advise anybody was asking to strongly consider using Structurally Speaking to do a deck or porch project and, whether you hire them or someone else, communicate clearly when you have concerns. If you hire Structurally Speaking, Jim will make sure to address your concerns and you will be thrilled with how your project comes out.

Steve and his crew did a great job on our deck rehabilitation project last week. The work entailed…read morestripping and sanding the old dark stain off and painting a lighter stain on. The workers also replaced some of the steps that were rotted. They finished the job earlier than expected and cleaned up the area before they left. We are satisfied with the work that was done.

AAA Fence and Deck was a surefire win as I searched for a fence contractor. I live in a new home…read morecommunity and needed a fence built against an existing border fence. The PM Ryan was quick to give me a quote that was thorough, fair, and transparent. Triple A promptly handled the permit and the HOA paperwork and I was able to review all documents via an online portal. The project crew did an AMAZING job installing the cap and trim fence. The craftsmanship is solid and I was kept informed during the process from start to finish. I really appreciated Ryan and Steven's visit to check on how the project was coming along, and the team completed it in 2.5 days. A HUGE THANK you to Triple A for such great customer service. My family and my dog will enjoy this fence for years to come!!