Fast repair and reshingle of a damaged section of roof. Good price. Would recommend to others.read more

Quality work at an affordable price! Quick turnaround time and easy to communicate with! Would…read moredefinitely use and recommend in the future!

We've had the pleasure of working with ABC Handyman Solutions since 2023, and their partnership has…read morebeen nothing short of exceptional. As a home warranty company, we rely on trusted, efficient, and knowledgeable contractors to serve our homeowners -- and ABC consistently exceeds expectations. They are one of the most complete providers we have, covering everything from appliance repairs to plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and more. No matter the task, ABC Handyman Solutions approaches each job with professionalism, timeliness, and a high standard of quality. A special shout-out to Richard, who continues to impress us with his dedication, expertise, and outstanding customer service. He truly goes above and beyond to ensure every job is done right. We're grateful to have ABC Handyman Solutions as a valued partner and look forward to continuing our successful relationship.

INCOMPETENT doesn't quite cover it. Hired them to remove popcorn ceiling and retexture it. The…read morecost was 1500 dollars and the final job worthless quality. I knew when they had to keep coming back to "fix" what was wrong; large bubbles, two-tone colors, uneven texture and later hair line cracks down the middle, I had made a huge error. They offered to keep coming back, doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results, then offered insurance after I got three estimates. I was done with it all. My error was in paying the full amount. My brother visited from out of state during the summer and was appalled seeing the inferior job and did what he could to make improvements with limited time. It's obvious when someone knows what they're doing. Lesson learned. Hire reputable pros and get what you pay for.

It has been a year since our exterior home and deck were painted by Blue Tide Exteriors and we are…read morestill so pleased with the project. The crew was timely, professional and unbelievably meticulous in doing the preparation work no doubt contributing to the excellent result. If want a professional job, at a reasonable price, this is the crew you want. Thank you Blue Tide.

They did beautiful work at our dog rescue. Very quick and professional. Shower up on time! Cleaned…read moreup after themselves. Even gave a sweet pat to our pups.

I needed to get a spring replaced for my garage door. I called one business that didn't answer the…read morephone and wanted me to leave a message....I called Avallone because I had seen the shop on Youree drive. I was really surprised at the professionalism every step of the way. The lady that answered the phone was very kind and knowledgeable about their services and gave me a quote in advance at that time. She also scheduled a time to do it...not a window of time as is the usual for home service visits. And when your garage door won't move your car is either stuck inside or out, so they even offer same day service. Our cars were out so we took the appointment...but the lady called and offered an earlier one if we wanted it.... The service was done by a polite and professional young man (Brian) who took the time to explain the features of the system to me, even though they hadn't put the door in. He replaced the springs methodically but efficiently. The service was a good value. I highly recommend Avallone Door and Iron Works for any garage door work.

Our garage door opener suddenly would only open the door a foot or so and stop. Disengaging the…read moredoor from the opener didn't help. Avallone Door had it repaired on time, quickly and inexpensively. The door opener works great again.

company did outstanding work. Blake DeFatta went above and beyond! would definitely hate this…read morecompany again D. Smith

Hargrove Roofing replaced my roof, but during the project a roofing nail punctured an HVAC…read morerefrigerant line in my attic. What should have been a straightforward customer-service issue ultimately turned into a lengthy legal dispute. My primary concern was not the roof installation itself, but how the risk was communicated and how the situation was handled after the damage occurred. The sales representative reviewed the proposal and project details but did not review the Terms and Conditions with me or discuss the provision stating that roofing nails may penetrate the roof decking and enter the attic. Had that specific risk been clearly discussed, I would have asked additional questions about the location of attic utilities before work began. Hargrove made a settlement offer before filing suit and maintained that position throughout the dispute. My subsequent settlement proposals were rejected, and the matter ultimately resolved on terms very close to Hargrove's original demand. As a result, a problem that began with a damaged HVAC line developed into months of litigation, attorney fees, court costs, and settlement discussions. I paid to repair the HVAC damage and then spent almost a year dealing with a dispute that ultimately consumed far more time, stress, and money than the original problem ever should have. Looking back, I believe a reasonable compromise at the outset would have been a better outcome for everyone involved. One thing I found particularly ironic was a sign displayed in Hargrove's office that read, "COMMUNICATE, COMMUNICATE, COMMUNICATE." In my experience, that message did not match what occurred. The specific risk that roofing nails could damage attic utilities was never clearly communicated before work began, and the lack of meaningful communication contributed significantly to the dispute that followed. The case has now been formally resolved and the judgment satisfied. In my view, the central issue was never the roof itself. It was the failure to clearly communicate a known risk before work began and the inability of the parties to reach a practical resolution after the damage occurred. Prospective customers should carefully read every page of the contract, including the Terms and Conditions, and ask specific questions about the risk of damage to HVAC lines, plumbing, electrical wiring, or other utilities located near the roof decking before signing. I wish I had done so. Based on my experience, I would not use Hargrove Roofing again.

Patrick Mullins, the owner of Image Remodeling & Repairs in Shreveport, leaves much to be desired…read moreas a professional, competent, skilled, courteous contractor. My father and mother are both disabled and needed to remodel their home to be ADA compliant. The job involved adding a walk-in closet, full bath and utility room, as well as adding a concrete path on the back and side of the house for easy accessibility and redoing the front porch concrete. Fortunately, my dad was able to qualify for and received funding from the VA (he is a former marine) to finance the remodel (Both my parents are in their seventies and retired, so their finances are limited.). The process took a while before Patrick received funding to start the project, and it seemed to start well, with him dedicating time and resources to moving the project along in a timely manner. The deadline to complete the project was 90 days from the start date, but it stretched out to almost 7 months! Often, there would be no one at the job site for a week, sometimes longer, and the quality of the work is substandard and poorly done. The first alarm bells for my parents and me, was the awful concrete job on the front patio, side and back patio - these were not professional masons and concrete finishers. It still looks horrible, but frankly, my parents just wanted to be done with Patrick and his screw ups. Also, the finish work in the master bath, closet and utility room were beyond substandard contractor grade. The cabinets were the cheap unfinished ones you get off the shelf at Lowe's or Home Depot, and the paint job was not done professionally - no sanding or priming before painting, hardware not installed evenly, paint on the door hinges, cabinets hung incorrectly ... I just get furious thinking about it. My parents paid $60,000 for this job, and received maybe a $25,000 end product. The most disturbing thing in this entire ordeal is how Patrick treated my parents: dismissive, rude, aggressive, insulting ... and I didn't want to believe it until I actually met him. Well, towards the end of the project, when my husband and I helped my parents with a punch list, we kindly asked Patrick to let us know that if he sees anything we overlooked, to please let us know. He flat out told us," I'm not doing that." We asked him again, "Please just tell us so we can address it if you don't want to." He then said yes. This guy is beyond my comprehension, and frankly, I don't know how he continues to get jobs if this is how he treats clients. I have my own business, and would never treat clients the way he's treated my parents. And he's trying to qualify for more jobs with the VA! That won't happen ... I promise! If you are considering hiring Patrick Mullins for your home remodel, please, please reconsider! I would hate to see another person or family be a victim of his dishonesty and ineptness.