Lambert hardwood floors completed a repair to our kitchen floor, they were very professional and…read morethe crews showed great craftmanship in their work. My wife and I love the new floor and highly recommend Lambert Hardwood floors.

Superb customer service, from first call for a quote through the finished result. The finish on our…read moreoak hard wood floor becomes more gorgeous as the weeks pass. Seth Lambert did remarkably top-of-the-line craftsman work as he worked whatever magic to strip far too much wear and erase it entirely. What did I love best? Customer education. Answers to questions before I thought of them. Attention paid to every single concern, question, request, including breaking the work we needed done into two jobs, several weeks apart (who can manage at-home living with a newly finished hard wood floor in the hallway outside bedrooms?). The company's people not only sent a detailed estimate that included everything we asked for. Not only will I call Lambert Hardwood Flooring again, I gladly recommend them to discerning homeowners.

Had an awning installed over my deck and a carport on the side of my house to cover our camper…read more They've both been awesome! Took them about a day to install each and they look great, and I get way more use out of my deck now that we're not cooking in the sun. Price was right and the process was simple. Highly recommend!

I had Cool Covers install a pergola in my patio that turned out amazing. I had them return for a…read moresecond install of an awning over a large window on the front of our home. The initial install had the incorrect measurements, but Cool Covers was prompt in fixing the mistake and reinstalled the awning which looks great. Thanks to Brian and the crew for a job well done.

Great showroom, with a lot of fun ideas. They have doors for every room in your house. Kids love to…read moresee these doors come a live. Adults love the function and practical use of door spaces. Very innovative company.

Oh boy, I have been very excitedly looking forward to writing this review…read more I've known what I've been wanting to do, and it's obvious that Murphy is one of the most well-known brands in this space. I first tried to reach out to a customer using the Murphy scheduling portal. My appointment was confirmed, but no one was actually there - twice. Honestly, sounded like an awesome thought, but how many people would be available for free or have the product that I was looking for? I still had questions, so I emailed. They respond - fast, and they're friendly, and helpful, and all of the good attributes. I ended up getting a free book lock (c'mon, this is why we have hidden doors, right?) which I wanted to buy anyway, so worth it. Also was a little bothered by the price tag, and after talking, it was decided that the unfinished door was the way to go - for lots of reasons (ease of shipping, ease of staining, etc). I almost immediately got a call from my Concierge - which was a nice touch. I figured that the exorbitant price tag may be worth it for this type of service. She confirmed everything, made sure I had her contact info, and then before I knew it, the parts arrived - literally within ~2 weeks. It still took me another 10ish days to stain the pieces before assembly - and then still another 2 weeks to start installing in the opening. And that's when things started to go downhill. The gap between the top of the jamb top and wall opening is off by 3". I measure my jamb, it's 79" - mind you, this is for an 82" RO. No problem, right? I'll just call my concierge - oh wait, she doesn't answer. I'll text, she responded like that last time, right? NO, STILL NO ANSWER. Ok, so I'll call customer service - no problem, get a response, they tell me what's up, we're good. Next problem, the instructions DO NOT MATCH the pre-drilled holes for the hinges, nor do the instructions show which hinge is correct. The instructions say to put the silver hinge on the bottom, which is the smaller one. Ok, so I'll try my concierge again. Guess what? NO ANSWER. Great, do some online research. Found some random homemade video online and it directly contradicted the official instructions. Then found some MurphyDoor videos online that confirmed this random video was correct. Turns out, it was the correct move. Oh and a funny tidbit - the instructions...they were 3d rendered. How do I know? Things are oddly placed - if the lines were present, it would be logical, but they're just floating there, appears that they're mounted ...off. They're not. Next problem, some parts, like the Narrow Friction Door Catch, were different. Did the instructions indicate anything? NOPE! Got creative and things worked out. Now it's time for the book latch. It's super cheap pressed wood that doesn't stand firmly, nor does it have the designs that the instructions adamantly state are on the book. Instead, it's just a solid blue box with some painted "pages." The book doesn't open like the instructions state, it's just a box. Additionally, it would have been nice to not install the standard friction door catch stopper on the threshold. The book latch stopper (per the instructions) was supposed to line up exactly with the holes I drilled. Of course they didn't, I mean, right? More new holes! Fortunately, the fresh, now unused ones, were covered. Many of the holes weren't routed/drilled out completely, so I had to spend some extra time cleaning them up. I didn't have a huge issue with this; it was moderately cathartic with the other issues I experienced. The front casing was an easy installation, but nothing in the instructions or any videos online, or really anywhere talked about the back casing. I did some thorough testing for gap checking and had to neatly cut the corner of the bottom of the vertical casing to get it to fit over the threshold. Hope this was the right thing to do, no idea! I reached out on Murphy Door's Subreddit to complain (I thought into the abyss), but Murphy actually responded. Apologized for the issues, admitted to having an updated process, but not updating the instructions, apologized for the concierge, etc. Said it'll be fixed in the future. What good does that do me though? My door is installed - I have already paid full price. None of this is good for me. Now, I know this sounds like a super negative review, and the reason it's not 5 stars is because of the above, but overall, it IS a good product. The wood is solid and the hinges are mature and look like they'll hold a pretty significant amount of weight. It's very good looking and I'm VERY excited to show it off. Just make SURE to get a brad nailer. It's my first time with one, and I'm very happy with it. Totally required for the casing installation. Ultimately, if my concierge was available, This would have been a 4 or 5 star review, but flying blind at this price and the lack of QA makes this product a travesty.

We seriously had the best experience with Robert and Kasi. They really make a great team…read more I'll be honest we were concerned at first when we found out that the "crew "was a one man crew. But man do I tell you Robert can get so much done even in a day ! We were thoroughly impressed with his work. If we didn't like something or if we noticed something and pointed it out to him, he would fix it. Another thing that we really loved about them is their communication. We always knew when Robert was coming or going. There were no surprises of what time he was gonna show up, which with another company, we had nothing but issues and had no idea when they would show up and do work that was not the case with these guys!! They were both very professional and anytime we made adjustments They provided an updated estimate. Robert would even show us what he did at the end of each day as well. We initially contacted them for one big job in our basement, and we were so impressed with their work that we had them come back for 4 different jobs. I believe them to be extremely reasonably priced. They were a tad more than another company that we looked at, however, we are so glad that we went with these guys over them. I really only had one single complaint if you can even call it that. But sometimes Robert would use things without asking. (One Example: our nice kitchen broom to clean up construction dust) we just bought a new one and didn't say anything cause it's not a huge deal, but do wish he would have asked as we had another broom that could have been utilized for a dirty job. But seriously I would hire these guys again in a heartbeat!

Great service, did an amazing job fixing my ceiling. Will definitely be bringing my service back.read more

I hired Sias W. Parsons IV, Derek Parker, and Ryan Riggs from Big Yeti Builders LLC in Ogden, Utah,…read moreto demolish an existing deck, construct a new deck, and install a Renaissance Classico cover over a portion of it. The cover has leaked since shortly after installation, causing water to pool on the deck and creating a slipping hazard from ice buildup. I first contacted the company for warranty support after the initial leak in the fall of 2025. Derek Parker came out and retaped the seams on the awning, stating that this was the repair method recommended by the manufacturer, Renaissance. After the first snow in early December and then thaw, the awning began leaking severely. On December 4, 2025, I reached out again and left multiple voicemail messages and emails requesting assistance but received no return communication. On December 18, 2025, after I sent an email, the company finally acknowledged my concerns via email, took responsibility for the lack of communication, and promised to schedule warranty work. However, as of January 19, 2026, no further action nor communication has taken place. Because the office phone is not answered and voicemail messages are not returned, I requested via email that someone come out between January 9 and January 16, 2026, to at least document the situation including written notes, photos, and a detailed description of the problem and to confirm next steps for repair since we understand it may be a challenge to repair in the winter time. That request has gone unanswered. In my experience, Big Yeti Builders and its representatives have not followed through on their stated commitments regarding warranty service. Communication with the office manager, Kim Crandall, when she does answer the phone, has also not resulted in any confirmed action or resolution. As of January 19, 2026, their contractor license (#10687874-5501) expired. This review is based solely on my personal experience with this company. I recommend that prospective customers ensure they receive clear written documentation of warranty terms, follow-up procedures, and payment schedules before hiring.

I have nothing but good things to say about these guys. Contacted them about an estimate for…read morereplacing my deck. Bill came out to my house on a Saturday to do it. When we decided to use these guys he came back on a Saturday to do our contract. He stuck to the estimate he gave us and gave us exactly what we wanted. He even took the time to discuss how the deck should be rebuilt so that it will last longer. They came out on a Tuesday and started in. Torn down the old deck, cleaned up the area, then stared in on the new deck. By the end of the day most of the new deck was done. The next day was finishing up the trim and installing the railing. Again, once it was done they did a great job cleaning up the area. Saving this company's business card for other work I need done in the future. They are worth it.

CLW Construction was wonderful to work with! He first remodeled a bathroom and then finished our…read morebasement. We love the results and he was so easy to talk to and work with! I highly recommend.

We have used CLW Construction for several projects. Each time they did a great job. Bid was great,…read moreshowed up when promised, professional and work was great.

Such nice job weldone and affordable,it was way less and such communication skills and reply quickread more

Using Paintsmith was a negative experience our family and neighborhood won't soon forget…read more When Matt negotiated the paint job on our home we specifically requested top-of-the-line premium paints to be used, and he "gave us his word" that he and his crew would, and we were quoted for the difference in price. But then after starting the job my wife watched his workers, at his direction, pour paint from one entirely different generic looking bucket into another, and bring it into the house to continue painting. And when I came home at lunch, and asked Matt about it, he got condescending and started making some excuse about my wife being confused or that his workers were confused, even though they were only following his orders. But Matt kept insisting it would be fine. As I was walking back out to my car to return to the office I noticed the two "other" buckets of paint at Matt's vehicle, so out of curiosity I went to home depot where he said he bought his paint, and sure enough the other paint was significantly cheaper than the paint he promised to use in his bid and according to employees was not even close in quality to the more premium one that was supposed to be used in the job. I'm no paint expert, but the rooms they painted with the second paint even smelled different that night from the first where they started the job. Typical bait-&-switch of an unprofessional businessman, and had my wife not stayed home that day and been paying attention we wouldn't have known. The following day before settling the bill with Matt I again questioned the paint switch, and told him I wasn't comfortable paying full price for a job he used lower grade paint. He immediately got indignant and threatened to place a lien against our home if we didn't pay the bill in full, raising his voice at me in front of my wife and children. Even the neighbors heard him. Somehow I was hoping I was wrong, but now a year later the hallway and rooms that were painted with the cheaper paint are showing definite signs of wear, and you can even scrape it off with your fingernail. Needless to say I won't be using his services again, and rest assured being as his unsavory rant and threats turned into the buzz of the neighborhood, neither will a lot of other people.

I used to do business with the box stores and Nationwide lumber chains such as Builders First…read moreChoice, thinking bigger is better as they have better pricing and availability. Not only was I wrong, but I was astonished of how much the pricing, selection and availability was so much better at Wheelwright Lumber! The molding prices such as my base and casing was dollars per foot cheaper! The quality of the lumber doing my basement was far better and less expensive. The doors were built better, less expensive and quicker than what the box stores told me. BFS isn't interested in the little guy, Wheelwright Lumber not only helped me out, but made a lifetime customer as they treated me with respect and the service was bar none! Wasn't sure they sold to the public, but they do and learned they are locally owned and a Utah business! Since I moved here from San Fran, I was lost and told box stores was the only way to go. Don't feed into the hype of these other sheep on here giving Wheelwright a bad name, they been in business for over 100 years for a reason I learned and yet they only have one store! That in itself says a lot!

I have used Wheelwright Lumber for years. Every time I interact with them they are helpful. Most of…read morethe staff knows me on a first name basis. Their material quality is better than most in the area. I highly recommend Wheelwrights for your building needs. On the rare occasion I've encountered a defective product they are quick to change it out for me. I also appreciate Wheelwrights commitment to the community. They are constantly sponsoring local events that support the community. This company doesn't forget about the little guy. They are here to help and a great place to do business with.