Best painting company in the Bay Area. We've worked with Mick and his team for years. HIGHLY…read morerecommend !

My neighbors commented about what a good job Mick and his crew did painting the outside of my house…read more-- like tons of prep work to prepare the surface. And they offered to make repairs as they ran across problems - like replace the drain pipe that had a hole in it, fix a rotting porch board, and change out the interior door on my back porch to an exterior door. The crew showed up even in freezing cold weather. And they use eco-friendly products and clean up.

Rashad and Broderick are amazing! Attentive, knowledgeable and easy to work with, they made our…read morecabinet remodel easy! Gilman's as a showroom has a wide selection of product lines for cabinets - one for every budget - and hardware as well. We can't wait to see our new cabinets in place!

This is a review for Gilman's, but even more its a review for Charlotte Cheng, our kitchen…read moredesigner. Charlotte designed a kitchen for our ADU, a small galley kitchen. Before Charlotte I had talked to 2 other designers (other companies) to mock up a kitchen, but they completely failed to listen to the design brief and spec'ed a cookie cutter kitchen that was a poor use of the space. Charlotte carefully listened to what we want*, and then delivered on the design with great suggestions. She was the only designer we talked to that had both the talent and empathy to deliver. She is detail oriented with both the usability of the kitchen and measurements, and is also able to have good discussions about quality-cost trade offs: Will the ADU door open, with the fridge so close? Is there enough space on each side of the hob for cooking? Are the upper cabinets easy to reach? What materials to make the cabinet boxes? What custom elements are needed to create a built-in look, etc, etc... it just goes on and she's on top of it all! Gilman's then delivered the kitchen on time and drama-free, and also arranged a great carpenter to make some final adjustments. Highly recommend, will return for the next kitchen. *Brief: a kitchen with all the normal appliances in miniature, easy to reach storage, but with an open feel and clean sight lines,

We have worked with Podesta Construction on 2 remodels. The first was our downstairs gut and…read moreexpansion. They were communicative, on time, and there were no budget surprises. Brandan provides thoughtful designs and Matt are communicative and thoughtful. The team of workers in our house were courteous, trustworthy, and skilled at their job. We couldn't be happier with the outcome, which is why we hired them again to remodel our upstairs bathroom and bedroom. We are now moving onto the kitchen and hope to start that with them again soon!

Quality, value, great service, nice product, excellent employees, great bookkeeper, beautiful…read morebookkeeper, knowledgeable owners.

I used Paul Woodford's services in 2022 for a complete cosmetic update; replacing carpets in the…read morebedrooms with hardwood floors, painting of walls, ceiling and bookcases of the entire home, replacing floor tiles in 2 bathrooms, rewiring and changing fixtures etc. Paul and his team did a great job. I recently needed some extra work done in changing the pump in one of the toilets, hanging mirrors and pictures and Victor did a marvelous job. I also find Paul's services to be honest. I had forgotten that I had a credit balance in 2022 and they reminded me of the credit after 4 years which they applied to the recent job they did. Great service, honesty and efficiency. I would not hesitate in using their services again and recommend them highly.

Needed to have a range hood reinstalled. The original installation from several years ago was…read moreshoddy and failed. Two guys worked for two hours and did an excellent job. It was mostly under cabinet repair and carpentry work that required a good deal of precision. The work was excellent and I'm very happy with it. They arrived on time and left the place clean and tidy. I'd use this firm again.

I am marveled that Joe Reilly and his team finished not only on time but a WEEK AND A HALF EARLY,…read moreand stayed on budget! My husband is completely type A and anal attentive - Joe was able to respond right away every time proactively. He managed to keep the areas near our neighbors clean and kept good rapport with them as well through our 3 month renovation. There were extra touches (like having the shower glass door that can fold out fully to the wall) that we didn't ask for, but I am SO grateful for. Or the fact that they knew we were expecting twins and mentioned a hot, filtered water faucet at the sink to easily warm up bottles?! (Which I've already fallen in love with for my oatmeals and teas) All the subcontractors he used were professional and I felt comfortable with them whenever I dropped by. If the subcontractors did something wrong, Joe would fix it in a nanosecond. Our house is absolutely stunning, spacious, homey and I couldn't be happier. Thanks Joe and team! * Bonus, my husband and I agreed that the young Irish foreman was quite the looker.

After a few years of having Joe and his crews come out to our house with great results, the last…read moreproject--a full kitchen remodel--showed us he's decided to cut a lot of corners and has basically given up on supervision of his crews. In the past, we've had a great crew for other projects and we saw Joe around almost every day while the work was going on. We felt like he kept the quality of the work at a high level. With our kitchen remodel, Joe seemed nowhere to be found. We had to constantly monitor the crew, correcting blatant sloppiness of the work. As an example, we had to have a painter out 5 times to paint one wall before we finally got it correct. The electrical (done by Kevin, Joe's brother) was passed off to one of his workers. While we did a walk-through on what we needed before the wiring started, none of the information we gave Kevin was passed on to the guy actually doing the work. We had to repeat ourselves constantly to the the man doing the work. Once he had the right info, he did the work adequately, but there was still a lot of re-doing of work throughout the project that should have been common sense: Re-centering a dining room light; placing can lights in kitchen so they're not blocked by cabinets (!!); having to tell them to wire a light already installed in the backyard to the switches in the kitchen (had to tell them 7 times before it happened). The highlight of the whole electrical experience was texting Kevin about an item, then receiving a text (that he obviously thought he was sending to his worker) stating what a "f***ing pain" I was being for asking when he would do something--since he'd stated it would happen two days prior. Other basics had to be repeatedly followed-up on like sealing the front door they installed; getting the door stained and sealed correctly (still never got them to stain around the door knob correctly as they stained around the old lock hardware instead of the new stuff we bought. Was never sure why they didn't stain and seal the door BEFORE the hardware was installed to begin with.); trim around cabinets being installed straight; finishing panels on cabinets being cut straight and without jagged edges; installing cabinet door and drawer handles straight (!!); installing baseboards with some sealant and making them straight with the flooring. During the painting of the entire house interior, they STAPLED floor paper to the hardwood floors. It was 3 months before we think we got the final staple out of the floors. While the floors aren't new, they're not in horrible shape and we weren't replacing them. Staple holes are not an attractive addition to the decor. The painters also re-painted our deck (the one Joe built for us in 2010). Unfortunately, they only scraped the deck, but never power-washed it. The amount of debris and dust from the kitchen remodel on the deck was a lot. After they painted the deck, I had to clean out screws, nails, drywall bits and other debris from between the boards--all of it with sloppy deck paint on it. When I complained, their response was to put another coat on the deck. Less than 6 months later, a good deal of the paint is pealing up since there wasn't a clean base to adhere to. In addition to the painting, we requested Joe replace some boards that were rotting on the deck, as well as closing the back of the stairs for a soon-to-arrive puppy. (We realize this rotting happens living out by the ocean in the Outer Sunset--this is not a reflection of his 2010 build this long afterwards.) He said the boards were fine. Within 3 months after the project, we had to have someone come out to replace the very same boards as they were disintegrating, along with several stair boards. That was an addition $1,300 we had to pay for that. Several of the boards that he installed to close up the stairs are cracked and loose only 6 months later. Again, quality of work was never checked on by him. I think if it had, this type of thing wouldn't happen. I put the review to two stars because the past projects with Joe were great. This one, however, makes us unable to call him again for any project. It's unfortunate. We felt like we were in good hands going into the kitchen remodel. Afterwards, we just hope everything stays together.

Tri Line Construction just completed building our dream home. Kevin and his crew did a wonderful…read morejob. Let me start by saying, we started this project way back in 2018. Going though the permit process in San Francisco is no easy task. We started with another general contractor but he couldn't see the project though. We have known about Kevin's work for a long time. Then one day, at a party, we saw him, asked if he would be interested and he said sure. That was the best thing that could have happen to our project. He was able to work with the city, architects and engineers to get the job done. He knows his way around the permit process, inspection timeline and how to deal with all the subcontractors. He kept us apprised of what items we need to begin shopping and ordered to keep the project timeline moving forward. Kevin and his crew are very passionate about what they do and it really shows in the finished product. He and his crew kept a very neat job site and he makes sure that all the subs contractors do the same. Keeping a tidy job is so important to the final outcome. We told Kevin, "we know what we don't like, but we also don't know what we like" and he flew with that and helped us with all the finishes. This kind of a job can be over welming. He helped us and showed us new and old styles which he thought we would like. We went with a contemporary theme. In the end, we went slightly over budget but mostly due to the pandemic and material delays. We never imagined that together, we could create such a wonderful forever home for our family. We are so happy to be in our new home and it would have never have happened without Kevin and his crew on the job. If you have a new construction or remodel, CALL Kevin and try to get on the schedule. You won't regret it. Just be ready for the ride, as it can get bumpy at times but it will be worth it at the end. Thanks you, Tri Line Construction and the crew, you know who you are and we appreciate all of you.

Kevin and his crew is a professional construction company. I'm thoroughly satisfied with the…read moreexcellent quality, clean up and schedule timetable. Plus his ability to communicate/work with other vendors is a treasure. Recently, due to a leak, I had the front exterior completely updated and remodeled; new siding, stucco, gate, roof, garage and mailslot. The finished quality is exceptional and makes me smile. 20 years ago, Kevin and his crew totally remodeled my home's interior, so I know and trust his work.

We hired AYA Homes for a full backyard renovation, including a paver walkway with curved retaining…read morewalls, a cedar pergola with a retractable shade canopy, and a stone-clad outdoor kitchen with a built-in grill, sink, and countertop seating. We came in with a basic plan and Shawn helped us add details that we liked. Everything is high quality, well designed, and looks great. Shawn is very communicative and keeps us in the loop.

We recently hired Shawn for a kitchen renovation project and could not recommend him more highly…read more Shawn worked with us on the planning, design, and budgeting for months leading up to the project. He was extremely communicative every step of the way. Once the project got started, Shawn would check in with us every day. His entire team was efficient, reliable, and pleasant and ultimately they did an amazing job in a short amount of time. We will definitely be hiring Shawn for future renovation projects we have planned for our home.

We are thrilled with the results of the project with Dunros construction for the kitchen and…read morebathroom in our 1931 Mediterranean revival home in The Sunset. We undertook a complete re-design of the bathroom, and rebuild of the kitchen going from gas to induction. Pat and his crew proved to be exceptional craftsmen who were consistently punctual, polite, clean, and communicative as we lived in our home while they did the work. On top of this the quality of the carpentry, cabinet install, plumbing, tile, electrical, and painting is all outstanding. Predictably for a house of this age, the project revealed several unexpected challenges. When these issues arose, Pat provided clear explanations of our choices and their consequences, allowing us to move forward with confidence. In addition to our stunning new spaces, the process allowed us to address hidden leaks, HVAC problems, and an electrical panel upgrade, ultimately leaving our home with much stronger infrastructure. In addition Pat and his team were super flexible and accommodating as we added in some additional work along the way. The entire project stayed within the time frame outlined in the proposal, even with the unexpected additional work. Pat is a super nice guy, be cool with him and you'll be delighted with the results. Our space has truly been transformed.

We recently completed a kitchen remodel and part of a house renovation with Dunros construction…read more Firstly, I want to say it's hard to find a contractor. We asked for several estimates and even that was difficult, as everyone had a different idea of what was even possible. But Pat from Dunros really stood out as someone who was polite, realistic, and flexible. We have only wonderful things to say about the experience. He was always creative in his solutions to our tricky kitchen/dining room renovation, which included removing a load-bearing wall. He managed to install beams below the floor that weren't there (as they should have been according to a previous renovation plan) when we opened up the floor. His team was always on time and courteous, and talking to the subcontractors (plumber, electrician, floor installation) you quickly understood they had been working together for years and had a great relationship. Pat is trustworthy and so is his team. He was very good about staying in budget and managing the twists and turns that come with any project. Another thing: our cabinet dealer was terrible, and Pat did everything to work around the problems and delays we had as a result of that bad choice. When we couldn't get replacement parts from the cabinet manufacturer in time, Pat managed to make the parts out of what we had and a lot of hard work. All this was so appreciated because we don't know what we would have done otherwise. I also want to say that Pat is a real perfectionist -- even more than we are, and it's our home he was working on! He always strived to make everything perfect, and a couple of times we had to tell him that we can't see the minor imperfection he noticed and tasked himself with fixing. Pricing was always fair and invoiced clearly. In some cases the amount ended up less than the estimate, which I have never seen before working with contractors.