Pressure washing services for the home are highly recommended as well. The house looks brand new.read more

Jennifer is a wonderful realtor and person. She goes the extra mil for her clients to ensure their…read moreneeds are met. She is the best go to person if you are looking to buy or sell! Call her for the First Class experience!

In my life I have done dozens of real estate purchases and Jennifer always did an extraordinary job…read morefinding what I want and also if I have to sell a piece of real estate she will get in the ball and fine a buyer in no time, she is the best thank you one more time Jennifer for everything you have done for me.

Blake was recommended by one of our contractors. We had a garage door that was uneven, would only…read moreopen & close manually. He replaced the opener mechanism, leveled the door & added safety features. He was very knowledgeable, easy to work with & the price was reasonable. I highly recommend him.

A++++ Father/Son company! Low Country Garage Doors came to my rescue in so many ways…read more Dealing with a tenant emergency is never fun - In this case, the garage door was off the rails, crooked, and would not close so I received a very unpleasant call at 11am on a Saturday. Desperate for help, I started checking around and calling every company I could find for an emergency fix. I was sooo lucky to stumble upon Low Country Garage Doors on Yelp. I spoke with James who quoted me a low standard price for a consultation and to fix the problem if he didn't need to replace equipment. Because they are based ~2 hours away from Atlanta, there was a $40 upcharge for him to make a special trip to the city. I didn't care, I needed the fix! Unfortunately my timing didn't work out on Saturday, so I called James again to lock down a time for Sunday. He estimated an arrival time between 12-3pm and ended up being 10 minutes early! James and his father are incredibly knowledgeable about garage doors. It only took them one look at the situation to determine exactly what was wrong and how to fix the issue permanently so I would not have to deal with this issue again. They ended up replacing the rail and ensuring everything ran smoothly - all done in 30 minutes! James and his father are so pleasant that I asked them if they knew how to fix two additional issues at the property - two doors were not latching properly - and they helped me out with that as well! I saved the headache of not having to call a handyman. This is what superior service looks like - if you're needing help with your garage door, look no further!

Great attention to detail. Something few contractors around here seem to possess…read more No cutting corners. His work passed every inspection.

Our opener was 25 years old and finally gave out. I called Langham and they send Max the next day…read moreand he was great! He replaced the broken spring and our unit and was professional and friendly. He cleaned up afterwards and gave us a fair price. I'd definitely recommend this local business.

Made an appointment with Langham and understood that, in their business, it's similar to cable,…read moreit's a between time. After the between time passed and no one called, I did. Talk about rude and the telephone answering person was Momma, me to Papa, who was just as rude. No reason for failure to call, now not the workers, but someone, as everyone doesn't have another person to be available, some are single parents that work as well. They were so unprofessional just on the telephone, that I used another, who was actually a less expensive company.

Let me start by stating I write either 5 star or 1 star reviews, (as you can research), and I don't…read morewrite very many of either. A bit about me, 40 years in the construction industry with 20+ years full time and hands on. I currently am remodeling my 5th kitchen in Georgia and I live in Colorado. Not easy to do but all are/were for family members. This project is for my sister and she is the kind of customer who cannot decide which of the 20 shades of "white" she wants. This kitchen will also be her last and she really wants it perfect. She wasted a few months dealing with both Lowe's and Home Depot and 3 or 4 other custom shops. I could not believe the "problems" eg. that corner is impossible to lay out, we don't do 15 inch deep uppers, panel ready is tough to get right, etc. Being 1500 miles away I felt helpless and was thinking how am I going to ship cabinets from CO to GA. I had already built the island and the counter top saleslady happens to mention David as a possibility for my sister to use for the remaining cabinetry. After meeting him she calls me and says "we met with another cabinet guy, I like him and he noticed a couple things no one else has noticed. Important things!" I'm extremely apprehensive but after talking to him and him passing the litmus test I'm telling myself this guy is sharp but I haven't seen his work. I head down to Atlanta, drive two hours to his shop and I am stunned. A CNC machine, a $70,000 corner machine for doors that I'm salivating over but most importantly cabinets that are completed I'm giving a 10 out of 10. These aren't display cabinets but ones ready to load up and install. The only way to check someone's work. He worked for my scheduling, he worked WAY under budget for my sister and he was a joy to work with. Let me tell you that doesn't happen often. If you are reading this it most likely is because you are about to spend mucho dinero on cabinets but not only is his quality amazing but his pricing is ridiculously low for custom cabinets. I really should not say "His quality" because I know his employees are responsible for much of it also. I still smile when I think about the guy that has the heaviest Southern accent, lives out in the middle of nowhere ends up building kitchen cabinets that has my picky sister sending me a text with 50 hearts and the words, I LOVE MY KITCHEN"

We were hoping to write a really positive review. We genuinely like David and his team. However,…read morethey really let our family down at our expense, and I don't want what happened to our family to happen to anyone else's. Our bathroom cabinets were installed late and were installed damaged, with several drawers that were splintered and had peeling veneer, there were exposed nails that cut my hand, and my hot tools drawer wouldn't fit the tools and close all the way. David indicated "they never should have left the shop like that." We were impressed with his accountability. David's team also installed a countertop tower without meeting with our countertop installer. The countertops couldn't be installed after the tower (not enough room) and the tower had to be removed, causing damage. The mirrors that were installed, had pitting and attemps to paint scuff marks on the cabinets and mirrors made the issues look worse. David and the company were great to recognize the damage and and other issues. They agreed to fix everything before closing out our account, which had already been paid in full. Again, we were impressed with his accountability. Over the next 4 months, we followed-up to ask for David and his team to fix the issues that David and his team both acknowledged and originally agreed to fix. They cancelled on us or did not show at least 10 more times, which had to take vacation time off from work to meet. Still, no fixes. On two separate occasions David or his team showed-up unannounced (interrupting our schedules), but soon realized they did not have tools or materials to finish the job and said they would come back, which they didn't. We waited another two months and D & M did not contact us one time to schedule a return visit to make final fixes. Serious and unexpected health reasons in our family prevented us from meeting for several weeks and we followed-up as soon as we were able. During that time, D & M did not call, text or email their concerns to finish our work. We were under the impression (given their previous cancellations and flexible scheduling on their part) that things were still moving ahead. However, when we reached out to D & M to schedule our fixes (again), we were told that too much time had passed they would make "complimentary" fixes for an additional $1,200.00, even though they had completed a final punch list just weeks before acknowledging they would fix everything under the original contract. Prior to our issues at the end of our business relationship, I recommended D & M cabinets to other friends who were remodeling kitchens and bathrooms. They were excited about the work and were impressed that D &M would make whatever repairs necessary if things were damaged or incorrect. However, they saw the issues we had scheduling fixes and opted to go elsewhere. One friend asked for a quote. D & M came out to visit and evaluate the job and agreed to send a quote within the next few days, but they did not follow-up as agreed upon. My friend tried to follow-up, but did not receive the quote, so they moved on to another vendor. Our lesson here is this: Set-up your contract with explicit timelines that hold D & M cabinets accountable for their work; be clear about payment in full only after all work and fixes are complete; set boundaries to protect your time (especially if you are moving vacations, work and family time to meet their schedule; and document everything through email so everyone is on the same page at all times. While we all want to be flexible and accommodating with one another, especially if you think they're great people, that doesn't change the fact that this is business and the consumer needs to protect themselves. The handshake agreement days are over, and we really hope things turns out better for future customers.

I called and spoke to John to schedule an installation of a ceiling system that I had purchased…read more This is how everything went - "We will be out there Wednesday to install the ceiling. We can install the lights and the HVAC with it for $20/light and $15/vent" John I hear nothing back that day. I ask the person in the house if the job is done and see that the wire were only hung up. I get back in touch with John and ask what is going on. He informed me that they had some difficulties with the product that I had provided and that he and Tim got into an argument over it. John also informed me that we had a deal and they will get the job done. A week goes by and I don't hear anything back about the job. I get a call today from John stating that the job is done and is looking for payment. I ask him if he could provide me images of the completed job so that I can verify that it was done. The ceiling was hung up. Thank you Tim. The lights and vents were not done as John stated, "we would need a licensed electrician and HVAC professional to do that part." Why wasn't I informed of this before we even started? I have an incomplete job now. This is where I hear the many excuses, guilt trip and long story of how everything went wrong. To top this all of, John admits to threatening the workers, which I believe to be Tim and crew that if they don't finish this job they will not be put on another job. He also mentions that he and whoever was doing the job got into a verbal argument and he did not hear back from them. What should have happened is pre-inspecting the materials job and other conditions before giving a quote and potentially changing materials beforehand. If I knew I wasn't going to get all of this done at once, I wouldn't have even started the job. I give one star back because at least they did something and they gave me $100 back for the unprofessional mess that management stirred up.

I really wanted a drywall ceiling in my basement, but I have low hanging pipes and ducts. John was…read morea life saver. I had no idea it was possible to build a suspended drywall ceiling. I saved money and it looks great