Robert stole our money. We paid him for a completed shell for our addition in Argyle, and we had to…read morefire him while it was half done because he kept over $30k of our money for his hot rods. He also used disgusting racial slurs referring to previous clients during correspondence. Never engage with this individual. He is a crook and a swindler. Such a shame too, because we trusted him. Devastating.

Robert Beam did a room edition and a patio cover for my home in Fort Worth, Texas. He used Western…read moreRed Cedar and it came out beautifully. He did a phenomenal job and worked with us on pricing. I highly recommended him to all of our family and friends. If you need work done, you've got to give him a call. 816-706-8920

These guys know what they are doing!!…read more We were doing some major re-modeling, and they took us through every aspect of the project. From planning, to getting permits, to getting good pricing on materials, to scheduling the work around our needs, to finishing the job....they made it easy! The work they've done includes moving doorways, pouring concrete, repairing termite damage, repairing major roof joist damage, building walls, laying tile, installing AC, electrical work, and more. I hate spending money, but they explained every penny of the project, and how to save money along the way. That was a super help. When our next project comes along (at work or at home), I will follow their company motto and "Start off on the right foot...go with Lightfoot".

Received a bid for new tile and paint for a small bathroom(@24sq ft), replace two door frames and…read moredoors and paint living room space. After many weeks of nothing we hear on Tuesday Nov. 10, when I called them, that they would have a team out to our house on Friday Nov 13th which was 1 month exactly after we sent them notification their bid was accepted. They sent 1 person Friday afternoon that had no knowledge of the project and told us he was only there to paint. Nobody arrived to do the rest of the work, then later that afternoon I got a call and was told a team would be out Monday for the rest of our project. After 13 hours of the painter on prem between Friday and Saturday only half of the first coat of paint was done. When I complained to Chance Gaylord, the owner, he told me they will cancel the project, refund my deposit and good luck! With the holidays just around the corner our home is in chaos and have had to tell our daughter she cannot come home from school. We have to start this process all over again, MD Construction has been an absolute nightmare. HORRIBLE COMMUNICATION, NO PROJECT PLANNING, & Very RUDE OWNER! I DO NOT recommend this contractor to ANYONE! The Pictures here show the exact condition they left our home in when they cancelled the project.

The only worker did a good job of hanging a celling and re-hanging Sheetrock, was well over charged…read moreand the 1st guy had to leave for personal issues and the work stopped it took 3 more days to get just the trash picked up and then another 3 day's for the original guy to come back to finish the work, no communication was received we thought they abandon the job and was told that they might have Covid-19 exposure (5 day's after the 1st worker left) was told the test was negative)then had the nerve to charge full price and no consideration for the time of being inconvenienced and the items ruined by weather due to the original timeline. I will not hire them for anything else!

If I could leave a 0/5 I would. These are the worst contractors you could get yourself involved in…read more I had interior and exterior work done on a property in North Richland Hills and after the initial demo and drywall work went ok everything else went off the rails. They don't use a professional accountant or accounting system so they always change costs after the fact. The improperly manage their own funds so they don't stick to the original bids and try to get more than what was noted. They regularly were weeks late on everything! The subs would routinely be late, no-show, or do horrible work like with some basic as drawings for a bathroom. Even the most desperate person should steer clear. Couldn't even get a reimbursement on an overpay that they themselves noted was due. Absolute nightmare!!!

Chiquita Management Services LLC is an excellent contractor and they quote you fair reasonable…read morerates for your remodeling needs. They showed up daily to do the work and they kept me informed on the project. I was very impressed with the quality of work and how soon they completed the project. I would definite recommend this awesome contractor.

Had a ripple in my roof. They sent out a guy that was able to climb up our steep pitch with a…read moreharness. Removed some shingles and made repairs. Was a great value for the cost. Daniel was amazing! The roof now is laying properly and Daniel explained that it was because the attic had foam insulation and it expanded out at a plywood joint and raised the shingles. Grateful for Korrect and their team!

***Terrible terrible company. Do not use. THEY ARE CURRENTLY BEING SUED FOR FRAUD.***…read more Our experience was with their project manager Rich Speakman. If you are assigned Rich as your project manager immediately request someone else. Rich has no knowledge of construction and takes all of his subcontractors at their word without verifying the work was done for himself. We hired Korrect to finish out a bathroom remodel that went wrong. We simply needed them to finish sealing some areas, properly align some cabinets, install carpet, etc. Rich talked us into demolishing the entire bathroom by going on and on about this amazing designer he knows who would remodel our entire bathroom with a design we would love. This was going to be a $300,000+ bathroom remodel and we put down a $130,000 deposit with Korrect to get the work started. They got started on the demo of the existing bathroom right away. It was after this that we learned that the amazing designer, who is Rich's daughter, is actually a junior designer at a design firm here in Dallas. She's never done any design work herself and yet Rich, whose sole job is to select and use reputable subcontractors, decided this was appropriate for our remodel. Additionally, we came to learn that she was under a binding non-compete with her existing employer and was expressly prohibited from engaging in outside work. We have learned that Rich's daughter has since been fired from her junior designer position for violation of her non-compete. Rich's daughter never produced any actual designs for us, despite the fact that Korrect is demanding we pay for the designer fee. We learned through emails with one of Korrect's owners, Kullen, that they had actually already paid Rich's daughter in full and Kullen specficially wrote that, "he cannot lose money" on this and expects us to pay that cost despite the clear failing on the part of Korrect to vet their subcontractors. Demolishing the existing bathroom was supposed to take 4-6 days, however after three MONTHS this was still not finished (to say nothing of getting started on the ACTUAL work). We finally met with Kullen and told him that we would pay for the work that was done ($17,000) but that we would not pay for the design fee because no design work was actually provided to us and that we would like the rest of our deposit back. Kullen refused our offer in emails where he, again, stated that Korrect cannot lose money on this job and is now holding our deposit hostage claiming he is entitled to keep it despite not having done any actual work to earn it. Again, we were more than willing to pay for the work that Korrect did actually do (although not complete) to ensure their subcontractors were paid. We were simply requesting the rest of our deposit back for the work that was NEVER done. Kullen is as dishonest as they come in our opinion. Regardless of his words, his actions show us that he does not care about the ethics of business. We also had hired Korrect previously for other jobs around our property and their work was mediocre at best. One example, supposedly specialize in roof replacements and so they replaced our roof. The next major rainstorm showed us the quality of their work as our brand new roof was leaking in several places. That's just one example, however there are several more which will be brought to light in our lawsuit. Keep in mind that the only reason we're going to court with Korrect is because Kullen is trying to keep money that does not belong to him. He is a thief and, despite us spending two hours in our kitchen with him trying to work something out, has decided that we should bear the cost of his company's failings. So, if you do hire Korrect just know that they will talk a big game about doing the right thing, providing great quality work, and wanting to make sure their customers are satisfied... however, it's just that... all talk. The second there is a problem Kullen and Rich will do everything they can to keep your money regardless of whether or not they delivered on the work they promised.

Owner named Cash is a fraud. He lied as to what he is capable of doing and took 50% money as down…read moreand did a poor job and kept asking for more money. He may do simple stuff but clearly not capable of big projects

Having done our 'homeowner' due diligence and speaking with and obtaining quotes from several…read moreroofing companies we quickly learned 90% of them are "Storm Chasers". It was refreshing to find Cash Paschal, upon speaking we instantly recognized his passion for the work he does and his professionalism. He is genuine, very reasonable and truly does what is best and cost-affective for the homeowner. His crew is also hardworking, diligent and professional.

I had contacted 5-6 roofing companies for a bid and then narrowed them down to two. I had then…read moreasked the last two how much more it would cost to install the gutters. Dallas Stars Construction said they had a promotion going on, so they would install them at no additional cost. I had researched them on several sites, had read good reviews, so I felt comfortable hiring them. Their bid of $8K was the most competitive. They had asked for $4K upfront and the remainder after the job was completed. When I wrote them the first check, they decided to cash it at my credit union. My credit union doesn't have any cash on its premises, so they went to another place to cash it. I got a phone call from that place asking me to verify: did I write the check, check number, do I have the funds in my account, how can they verify that, etc. In the end, the roofers deposited the check in their bank account. On the first day, they arrived at the house and started piling up new bundles of shingles on the roof before removing the old ones. They were throwing them down so hard on the roof, a picture in my bedroom moved sideways on the wall. When they took the old shingles off, they approached me and said that my old decking would have to be replaced and it would cost $12K more. They wanted the whole amount upfront. My decking was original boards, not plywood. When they took it all off, 8 trusses were broken and had to be replaced. Throughout the process, they workers had stepped through my ceiling in 3 different places and had made holes in my sheetrock that had to be replaced and fixed up. Insulation flying around the house and extra cleaning that could've been avoided. I had installed radiant barrier in my attic (metallic material that reflects heat). The roofers had detached it in many places and never reattached it properly, even though I had asked them several times and they did attempt to do it. I had to hire the original installer to fix everything up. I had installed a solar fan that roofers reinstalled in the opposite direction. The original installer had to fix it, too. I have 2 whirlie birds on my roof that were reinstalled crookedly. My mother and I had fixed those ourselves after they left. I had 4 solar lights installed and the roofers had mangled them so badly when they reinstalled them, I was shocked. Had the original company come out and replace them. I told Dallas Stars that I'd have to deduct the cost of repairs from their remaining $4K. Dallas Stars had subcontracted the installation of the gutters to another company. When they were finished, the roofers wanted me to pay them from the $4K I was withholding from them. The other repairs hadn't been completed yet, so I refused. After the first rain, I went up on the roof and had noticed water pooled up in several places in the gutters, so they were installed improperly, wrong angle of the gutters. I had been given an "explanation" as to why they were installed that way. They haven't been fixed still. A lot of the work on the roof was done sloppily - the first row of shingles is hanging so far out that they started bending down already and will start breaking off at some point; in several spots they didn't bother to put little pieces of decking in the corners, they just put shingles over the holes; some things weren't even nailed properly, etc. I had to hire another contractor to fix up all those things. Every time I pointed out those things, the owners of Dallas Stars had an "explanation" as to why it was done that way. I have a back porch attached to the house. Dallas Stars hadn't reroofed it because, according to them, it's not part of the house. They offered to give me another bid to replace that if I wished to. Several days after the roofers finished the job, one of the roofers who was working on my house, had showed up on my doorsteps. He said that Dallas Stars owners never paid him because they hadn't been paid by me. I explained to him why I was holding on to $4K of their money and made it clear to him that they had $16K already. He said some lawyer he was working with was going to put a lien on my house. I called the Dallas Star owners, they told me to call the police and threatened him with his immigration status. I still don't know if he got paid or not. Before writing the final check, I had asked the Dallas Stars owners to have the final invoice and some other documentation either emailed to me or have it ready during the check exchange. When they came to my house to pick up the check, they didn't have any of that. After arguing for 10 minutes, they went to their truck and filled it all out. It took them longer to explain to me as to why they didn't have time to do it than actually doing it. What was supposed to be a one-day job, ended up being a 2 week ordeal by the time everything was fixed and repaired. There were several heated and uncomfortable confrontations with the owners of Dallas Stars and it had cost

recently repaired my asphalt shingle roof, and I'm thrilled to report that the leak is finally…read moregone! was prompt, efficient, and their pricing was fair. I highly recommend their services to anyone dealing with roofing issues. Top-notch work at a reasonable price.

These guys did top-notch work on my house. The job turned out to be bigger in a few areas, and the…read moreweather made it very tough on them. However, the finished product is awesome! Each area where they worked on my house turned out super nice, and we couldn't be happier. The salesman was great and the working crew were absolutely superb. I would recommend them for any home renovations you need done!

Hire Moore Construction for your project!!! Chris, James and Joe Moore took our backyard to the…read morelevel it deserves to be. They did everything...From tearing down the old, to masterminding and building the new...they did it all. The crew was professional, talented, friendly, and simply artists in their craft. Check out the pics of the whole process...SPOILER ALERT...this creation is going to make you want to hire them to transform your life too. Enjoy your new piece of heaven that Moore Construction brings you!