K & W is a once in a lifetime experience. They have acquired talent from all over who actually…read morekeeps up on materials and trends. Their behind the scene crews pay attention to detail. They are not focused on getting in and on to the next project their crews are focused on doing it right the first time. The foreman has an eye for cleaver touches and offers suggestions to maximize your dollars. I am planning a new property and will consult with the pro's at K & W the entire way.

Ok so Nicole Van Vleet is the Best!!! OMG she was above and beyond what we expected and just made…read morethis experience the best! she did a fantastic job not only helping us visualize what we had already selected at other locations but put it all together with the items that we got from hers. She wasn't afraid to tell us what she thought wouldn't work and why she also did a fantastic job telling us what colors and styles should go together and why. She helped us make our focal points pop. She also went above and beyond by finding out what color our walls would be to make sure that everything matched and went together. Turns out the color we had on our walls would've made this look very strange. So it was awesome of her to go the extra step and say hey this is something you should change. she was able to provide samples of most of the things we had got so we could see how it would look all together. trust me when I say I hate shopping. And this has been a lot of decision making for our new home. The fact that we were here for multiple hours and I didn't feel like we were shopping just shows how great she is keeping the conversation good and distracting while still pulling out the information needed to make our home perfect. she even informed us about the next steps and told us some tips on selecting lights that would go well with what we had just picked out. She was unlike anyone else. The fact that she gave us ideas for lights that would work well in our home and reminded us of things to do and not do we are truly grateful for. she wanted to design our home with us in mind not just sell us product. She was able to work within our budget and help us save money where we could and spend money where we needed to. She told us the difference between products the times that they would last and when we would possibly have to replace. I truly hope I don't have to fix replace or change anything anytime soon. But I know if we do I know exactly who were going to see. Thank you again so much once our home is complete we can't wait to invite you over so you can help see what you created.

Eric and his crew at Harris Roofing have done four or five different roofs for me and my Property…read moreManagement company over the last couple of years. They are my number one go-to roofers because they are fast, knowledgeable, and finish the jobs on time, every time. Eric is easy to get a hold of, call back promptly, and his invoices are for exactly what he quoted. I highly recommend them.

Harris Roofing was a real pleasure to work with. They always responded quickly to any…read morecommunications, used high-quality materials, and left the worksite extremely clean. Very friendly folks and we absolutely recommend them.

I am writing this review to alert anyone using Briley Contracting/Construction for any work to…read morereconsider their decision based upon my personal experience and a legal action against them based on a fire I had in December, 2023.. I can prove everything claimed in this review. Here's what you can expect after signing a contract with Roy Briley and discussing your project with them outlining what you want. They will agree to everythin; the sky's the limit. Then the game begins. The first thing Briley will do is pressure you to to surrender all the money the insurance company allocates for your job (if it is an insurance job) directly to them. Do NOT do it; keep the funds in a separate account specifically for your project and pay for the work as you go AFTER you confirm the work was actually done and completed according to industry standards in a professional manner. If you don't, you will lose any leverage you have later if something goes wrong. Your money will be gone. Briley's owner and key employees are in on the scam, willingly and actively participating in the crimes they devise to extort money from their customers; I believe this is considered racketeering which, from my understanding of the definition, are coordinated efforts by multiple people in an organization that typically use fraud, extortion, threats, and intimidation to repeatedly earn a commercial profit. They will tell you a date when it will be completed. It won't be. I was told I would be back in my house in 7 months; I have been stuck in a hotel for 19 months now. Work will start (eventually) but then it will stop often for months at a time. They will come and spend a couple of hours and then go to another job. They often go several weeks or months without even entering the premises. This was the case with me; 7 months and nothing inside was completed. The only work attempted was painting, drywall and paneling and it was a disaster, it looked horrendous, and they also punched holes in my walls that did not exist before. I fired them in August. Absolutely no remodeling work was ever completed. I came in after the firing and am completing the job myself. Immediately after I received 3 final invoices that varied by $31,000 between the three of them. He claimed he did 80% of the entire remodel. I asked which invoice was valid. He responded with a fourth one that was higher yet and started demanding payment again. I told him I wanted a breakdown of the charges, but they refused claiming it was proprietary. I told him I would happily and promptly pay them after I understood what I was being charged for. Had I turned over my insurance check they would have laughed all the way to the bank, but they were thwarted because I had leverage, having personally held the money from the insurance company myself, to fight back. To intimidate me further they demanded full payment for mitigation and storage after he was fired and held all of my personal property hostage where I could not access it for months. I consider that theft. Right after that he slapped a significant lien on my home for work he claimed he did. I asked for a breakdown of the charges. They refused and filed a full-blown lawsuit against me asking the court to order that my house be auctioned off so he could be paid. This company did nothing to earn what they were lying about in their perjurious claims to the court. I have/ am still being harassed, intimidated, threatened, frightened and pressured to pay. Now he ratcheting it up even more through unnecessary litigation in which Briley make perjurious claims to the court and do not follow statutory law relative to the process.. The cases are on Courtview. Briley's Mode of Operation is to choose an easy mark, promise them the moon, and get them to sign their contract. Then they blow you off and do what they want when they want. When you've had enough and fire them, they will threaten, badger and intimidate you like they have me, and then slap a lien on your house. If that doesn't work they file a lawsuit asking the court to auction your house off and give them the proceeds destroying your life, family, finances and mental health. Then the lawsuit gets calendared by the court. Briley's plan at that point is to delay the court action until you get so stressed and frustrated that you throw up your hands and cave, or run out of money so you can't pay your attorney anymore allowing Briley to take the property completely destroying their lives. The impact on so many people means nothing to Briley. Other people's nightmares with Briley parallel my experiences almost to the letter. I am a 72-year-old single elderly woman Briley wants to force me out of my home of 27 years and live homeless on the streets of Anchorage as soon as he can. I don't want anyone to have the same experiences I am having and would be interested to hear from anyone having similar experiences with Briley.

Wants $200 for an estimate that you get back "if" you hire them…read more This was the only one i talked to that wants money up front.

Matt is amazing to work with. His attention to detail is like no other contractor that has done…read morework for us. He was always on time and had lots of ideas and suggestions. Is very helpful and eager to make sure things are just perfect. I would highly recommend him. To anyone looking to have great quality work done on time.

We were in a real jam with our deck replacement after we discovered a rot issue along the side of…read moreour house. CMC gave us a fair bid and were able to start the job in a very reasonable amount of time. The crew was amazing. Fast, courteous, and kept me in the loop to make decisions as needed. Steve was a strong foreman and his team worked very hard for him. If you have water damage, fire, rot, or whatever, CMC is now the standard go to in Anchorage

Unresponsive to the extent of ghosting the insurance company and myself and provided an excuse I…read morewill not put words to it since unable to know what is 100 percent true, 80 percent true, or 10 percent true.Channeling personal challenges can occur when buying time or blowing off a customer since possibly not enough money to be made and possibly pad the estimate so the insurance company denies the claim and business owner, Jason, can say "did all he could" are my ongoing concerns since my home is still unrepaired and I now need to find someone else not flaky, disinterested, disillusioned, disingenuous, or just not to be involved with on DAY ONE? $24K for a small room and adjoining bathroom with floor damage and removed sheet rock six inches above floor level from a 2 hours toliet flood (clean/not black water) should not be over $24K with added hourly supervisor fees and other weird stuff in the estimate to the insurance company and my common sense says are you trying to get a claim denial? APPARENTLY padding and inflating an estimate and not communicating with the examiner or myself to resolve the estimate disagreements, before anything is done, tells me if you do not want the estimate, bombard it with as much ridiculous billings so as to sabotage the estimate with the insurance company and then blame the insurance company for the failure to agree and get out of the job without looking bad or get bad reviews. I have verified noncommunicative with all and that is a big red flag. Contractors in Alaska can be flaky, lack intergrity, just not worth having any communication. VERIFIED! Good luck...reviews last forever. I will get my home back but months later, I am mildly pi$$ed off.

I hired Matt to do necessary repairs and replace flooring in both baths and replace sink and…read moretoilet in the main bath. He did a great job! I was very impressed with Matt's ability to do accurate cuttings. He is very professional in his attitude and communications. His prices are reasonable as well. I have him booked to do more work for me both inside and outside my home. I will post photos even tho my guest bath needs me to finish the touch up painting. It took me a long time to find a quality handyman and Matt is it. :)

Timely crew and they were meticulous in their application. They even returned to treat a small area…read morethat needed extra attention. I would use rhem again !!

Brandon and his crew did an excellent job sealcoating our extra large driveway…read more I highly recommend them

I have worked with a lot of painters over the years for commercial construction - Campbell is the…read moreONLY company I recommend for residential work! I can't say enough good things about the crew that was working in my house. It was a big job so they were there for a few weeks. The drywall could not better - exceptionally clean lines. They were great about working to limit the dust all over the house. Highly, HIGHLY recommend Ben and his Campbell team!

Kenny's proposal up-changed from what our communication was in the house to his paperwork. We…read morediscussed in detail; I pointed to each door and each window and repeated twice what he said--"$100 per door and $200 per window; and then $200 for mobilization charge." He agreed. However the written proposal came at "$150 per door and $300 per window and $250 per mobilization". He did not explain this when I questioned. Instead he said the total cost came in higher because of things he forgot about. That part I can understand, but not the manipulation of the individual costs that were agreed on. The proposal was incomplete and lacking information such as # of doors and # of windows. Just a dollar amount. Very unprofessional and lacking information. Based on this, I wouldn't trust any further work, just because of this one person. While the actual workers may have done a great job, this employee cost the company this job.