We had an outstanding experience with Adams Pro Finish. They completely remodeled our primary…read morebathroom and renovated much of our downstairs, including a new kitchen, flooring, bathroom, stairway, paint, trim work, and more. Steve and his entire crew were fantastic to work with--friendly, punctual, professional, and unbelievably clean throughout the entire process. We were especially impressed that there was never a day where something wasn't actively being worked on. The project moved quickly and efficiently without sacrificing quality. We continued living in the house during the remodel, and they made every effort possible to keep things organized and as dust-free as they could. That made a huge difference. One thing that really stands out about Steve is that if he says they will be there, they will be there. His standards are extremely high--not only for his own work, but also for every subcontractor involved, from plumbing to flooring. Every detail was carefully planned and executed. The workmanship was meticulous, and the end result exceeded our expectations. On top of all that, Steve is genuinely fun and easy to work with, which matters during a major renovation. We could not be happier with how everything turned out.

For the last 6 years every time I walk into my bathroom that Nick "remodeled" it upsets me - from…read morethe tile floor to tiled bathroom tub, installation of plumbing fixtures, to the paint job (not even using the brand I had specified) that he had his daughters boyfriend do. The whole job was unprofessional, untimely, and ultimately all I wanted was him out of my house. Previous small jobs he had done for me on another home were always good - I don't know what happened. I could never recommend him after this experience. When I had to call him back to regrout a portion of the bathroom floor where the grout was coming out in chunks - he used a different color.

Would recommend running the other direction from this contractor. Terrible experience. The owner…read moreNick had ordered new boxes for my lower kitchen cabinets that needed to be replaced. Was to use the drawer and door faces from old cabinets. He promised it would work just fine. When they did not fit, he just left me hanging with $2800 in cabinets that are useless to me stating that I could: a) get custom doors made to rectify; b) use the horrible faces that did not match which came with his order; OR c) I should try and sell them on Facebook marketplace and see what I could get. Nick hardly ever showed up at the job, always in a rush, left his very young helper (son-in-law) to do everything and his helper had thrown the boxes the cabinets came in away so they could not be returned. Very unprofessional contractor and has no problem lying to cover for his errors.

It saddens me to have to write this 1 star review, as I was looking forward to eventually writing…read morethis business a 5 star, as I was ALSO looking forward to working with Vinny for MANY more projects and years to come... Please Note: I write this review ONLY to inform "you" of my experience, nothing more, as I did and/ or still DO like Vinny, just bothered by how things ended... With that said I do NOT discredit his 5 star reviews, but yet, I will NOT give credit to how he handled some parts/ prices of the job, and most importantly, how he handled the situation with me BEFORE the job was ever even finished: I just bought a house and upon moving in, a copper water pipe in the ceiling burst 2 days later (due to freezing temps), Welcome (to your NEW) home! So I contacted Vinny who quickly rushed over and helped address and remedy the situation. I was extremely happy and relieved with how fast, attentive and friendly he was to me and my unfortunate situation. He said mold and/ or black mold is very common here in TN, and we should NOT take any chances, to which I did NOT disagree: Better to be safe than sorry. I would much rather be proactive NOW, then forced to be reactive later, when it's "too late" by then... So very quickly the ceiling got ripped out, as did the insulation, and not having a truck, Vinny dropped off a dehumidifier as I was told it would help to dry out the room. I wanna say I was charged $2,500, give or take; I thought that to be kinda pricey, but ok... Then after that was done, he had framers come to re-frame the ceiling... Was that needed...? I'm not sure, but this where the story takes a turn after I was charged another $2,100 for the framers... : Not only did the framers cut the wire to the thermostat in that room that I was never even informed of, but this was right around Christmas, so the temperatures were extremely cold, windy, and rainy, and not having a thermostat to keep that room heated at all, and not having a ceiling with any insulation, made it ALL even that much worse. When I told Vinny the wire to thermostat was cut, he said "happens..." Oh OK, cool... Thanks... So now I had to hire an electrician to fix that wire, which not only cost ME $350, but he also said "Hey, this EXPOSED wire is 'hot!' This is NOT safe to have a live wire exposed like this!" Then to make it even worse, once it got fixed, as it had to be to "code," he had to put in 2 boxes, BOTH with covers! So now my $2+ million dollar house has 2 plastic covers next to each other in the ceiling... LOL... Looks great, thanks a lot... Pictures below: Then I had an HVAC guy come that was referred to me now that the thermostat has been fixed, before the insulation and drywall can get put back in ceiling... When he shows up, to make a long story short, he said "WTF happened to your ceiling!?! Why is the ENTIRE ceiling removed?" I told him a water pipe burst, and he said "That's not right to have done this because of that. Why did he re-frame the entire ceiling?" I said I don't know... "Why did the framers put sister beams to all of them?" I don't know... "They didn't even really re-frame, they just nailed new wood to the existing wood that was already there. Maybe replace the wet ones, but not sister every single one of them. Does your contractor even know what they did?" Does he know they did this...? Did he see/ approve this?" I don't know... And because I'm not a contractor or someone who knows anything about how to fix homes, I might never know if any/ all of this was ne. But nonetheless, the HVAC guy then said "Call your contractor, I would like to talk to him..." He had his convo with Vinny, asking him why this and that was done, and it looks terrible, and Vinny hung up on him... So anyways, I believe it was the next day, maybe 2, I called Vinny to ask him what the status is on completing the job, since he had previously sent me another invoice to complete the job that was going to cost me another $4,000... So from start to finish, this is going to cost me $10,000!?! Starting to feel like I might be getting taken advantage of, but whatever, it needs to get done right... Vinny answered and said in a nutshell, "I do not appreciate the drunk guy that called me, I was doing you a favor! I was making no money on this job! I don't care what you do from here, I'm not working on this job anymore with you, or on any job for you in the future! Take care!" And hung up on me... Ummmm, WTF just happened...??? Did he just hang up on me...? Did he just hold me accountable for a conversation that he had with someone I didn't even know? I would/ will NEVER hold someone else accountable for a conversation that they have with someone else... Ever. So I was forced to find someone else to complete what Vinny started, and pick up the pile of trash that Vinny's crew left in the front of my house... So as I said at the beginning, this is NOT a "hit piece" or a hate piece, this was just MY piece and NOTHING more...

This guy is a tile setter who passes himself off as a contractor from California. He's a nightmare…read moreto work with.

We had an outstanding experience with Design Craft Kitchen & Bath from start to finish. Our kitchen…read moreremodel was completed on time, communication was excellent, and every member of their team was professional, punctual, and incredibly detail-oriented. Tracey was wonderful throughout the design process, Kyle kept everything running smoothly, and Jarrod's craftsmanship and attention to detail were exceptional. We also appreciated that the team cleaned up thoroughly at the end of every day. Even after the project was complete, they responded quickly to our questions and came out right away to make sure everything was perfect. That level of service is hard to find. We absolutely love our new kitchen and wouldn't hesitate to recommend Design Craft Kitchen & Bath to anyone looking for a trustworthy, high-quality remodeling company. Five stars!

They took plenty of time with us during the design phase so we came out with some really unique…read morefeatures. During the process, they kept us informed of timing for all work, provided an updated calendar so we knew when different aspects of the work were scheduled, and were responsive to any questions we had. Workers arrived when they said they'd be there - without exception. Plus, at the end, they assured us that they would continue to be a resource if we have any questions or issues in the future. It was great having a resource that took us from the concept phase all the way through construction. DesignCraft handled it all and the final remodel looks fantastic!

Keep forgetting yelp isn't all about food…read more Getting ready for my next project and looking online to get their number; if I can afford it and they bid close will absolutely use them again. New roof and a great roof over the 20 x 25 patio about three years ago. Mark Gilliday was our estimator and our project manager. On site most every day and the days he wasn't he called to let me know - plus I know enough about construction and code to be comfortable if he had to step away for a bit. When he initially bid he even put the CAD drawing out for us (ha even put in a shade line so we could see how it would fall). Made a GREAT suggestion on the roof line to add light and visibility. They were not the cheapest, but not high by much. Close enough to run with someone I felt comfortable with. This is the first time in my 30 years of owning several homes I've ever let anyone do improvements - because I know how to do them and too many contractors out there do not. or if they do they won't do whats right. We are now getting closer to closing in the patio area for a 4 seasons sunroom and i'm about to call.

I hired L&L for a home renovation, but unfortunately, my experience was disappointing…read more Communication throughout the project was inconsistent -- updates were rare, and I often had to reach out multiple times to get basic information. This lack of clarity caused delays and unnecessary stress. In addition, the quality of the work did not meet expectations. Several areas were finished hastily, with visible flaws that required additional repairs. While most of the team was polite in person, the overall execution and attention to detail fell short. I will not recommend.

Rocky Mountain Builders renovated our 90's kitchen so beautifully. Highly recommend them!! They…read morewere trustworthy, transparent, communicative and delivered the most incredible, detailed craftsmanship. Greg helped us keep our old kitchen functional for as long as he could before doing the complete demo. He cleaned up every single night, and before they finished the project, he was on his hands and knees scraping dust out from between our floorboards. Serious eye for detail! 10/10 we're bringing them back in to do our bathroom ASAP.

perfectionist: Completed a full bathroom and closet remodel for me and I'm over excited with the…read morefinished design 10 out of 10

I hired Emmett to put in a retractable screen door. Purchased the door from Home Depot and it had…read moreto be custom made due to the sliding door was smaller than the average door. Emmett gave me the measurements then once he went to install it he said it was the wrong size. He told me not to worry he could take it back to his shop and fix it. He left and didnt return for 2 months. He was leaving to go to Las Vegas so he showed up with his assistant and then left for the assistant to do the install. The assistant couldn't get the door in right so Emmett had to come back and between the two of them they said it was completed. This was July, once it was finally cool enough for me to use the door I opened it and found the screen wasn't right. It is hard to close and it doesn't retract back as it should. I paid 424.00 for a custom screen door and he charged me 1,200.00 to install. When I texted him that the door wasn't working he didn't respond. He was camping and couldn't be bothered. He finally showed up to look at it and said oh this is not my problem it is a Home Depot problem. Of course Home Depot won't touch it because Emmett fixed it. I wouldn't recommend this guy to work on anything in your house. He definitely doesn't stand behind his work and he over charges for subpar workmanship,

J. Callahan Enterprises did an excellent job with our bathroom remodeling project. Jim replaced our…read morefloor, replaced our door orientation from swing in to swing out and also replaced the floor molding. Jim is a true craftsman and a great guy. He is meticulous and cares about the final results. Gary - Chapel Hill, TN