Very recently, my family hired this company because we needed a new roof. Best choice they could…read morehave made. The service, was outstanding from beginning to end. My family met with Daniel to speak about the possibility of requiring a new roof. He was kind enough to come over to the house, fully prepared with all his materials, to answer all our questions. During the whole meet there was no pressure, and no spammy attempts to sell us things we didn't need, which I loved. He focused on where the property was, and what it required. That is something you rarely see. He and his staff were also very courteous and patient, with all our questions and concerns. He inspected the property before working on it, so by the time we got his estimate, we were well-informed of everything that was needed for a new roof in the property. Not only that, but he even informed us when an electrician was required. Awesome! We decided to put a brown roof, I loved it with its light brown parts. The house is so big, I thought it would take him and his staff a really long time, but no. They were done when they said they would be, and it was not rushed, the care they put into every detail shows. The roof is beautiful. The money paid was money well spent. My house is a corner property on the main road, so we have a lot of eyes on us; so the fact that they were always kind enough to leave the area clean, was really impressive to me, and I am sure to my neighbors as well, yet another point in their favor. I would certainly recommend Protection Roofing to everyone. Specially because they speak Spanish! Something my mother loved! Nothing was lost in translation. ¡Buen trabajo muchachos!

Called and they came out immediately, mitigated my problem and made excellent recommendations for…read moreother businesses for related projects. Highly recommend.

KC demanded more money after I had already signed the contract. After telling him I did not agree…read moreto the new contract with a substantial cost increase he was angry. I paid for the first phase before the work was done and he never finished, never fixed the damages to inside home and never finished moving things back inside. He demanded more money and when I refused he damaged my furniture "keying" a 15 inch gash in an end table and ruined the floor scratching 10 ft long scratch, cameras also caught him taking things from my home. I had to call the police to get him out of my home when he was yelling, calling me names, insulting me---it was a scary situation. He also messed with my security cameras. Terrible job, sorry I hired him.

Beware: this company does not stand by their work. Soon after installing our sliding glass doors,…read morethe frame warped badly, and the company has basically ghosted us, despite the fact that it is all under warranty. First came delays, then excuses, then calls simply went unreturned. Really shoddy treatment.

Highly recommend!! I have hired Jonathan and his crew for a…read morebathroom and flooring project and very quick I realized that he is my contractor. Very very professional very polite and friendly and respectful. In these days it's not easy to find a honest and reliable contractor , and when you do you keep him. Since then he also remodeled my kitchen and my backyard. The results are amazing and we couldn't be more happy. Thank you Jonathan.

Absolutely best in the business! Professional top quality... I dealt with Avi and gave the best…read moreadvise and helped get everything done in a timely manner .. thank you for your professionalism will continue to send business your way

Bravo Pavers brought our brick driveway and walkways back to life ! They were on time, efficient…read moreand knowledgeable . We split our home maintenance jobs in half and will have them back in the spring to clean and reseal our brick pool area. J. Richter, La Quinta

I highly recommend this Company. They are diligent, careful workers, do a great job and leave a…read moreclean worksite.

We've worked with Dreamwork Development Corp. for +15 years now and have done hundreds of projects…read moretogether. Always easy to work with, super organized, and they run their jobs really well. Good people and solid quality work. Definitely recommend them.

The best contractor I have ever worked with. Totally professional: all messages or calls returned,…read morework was done as scheduled, every concern or question was addressed. And now we have a beautifully remodeled kitchen! Randolph Baron Cathedral City

Dantor Martines Construction hit a home run with my client!!!…read moreMy client purchased a home in Palm Desert that truly needed some HELP... Dan came by to meet with my client and I and walked us through the whole process! It was such a no pressure situation. Not once did I think that they were trying to make my client over spend. They just laid it out. What they could do, when they could do it and also provided a lot of money saving solutions! I can't wait to see the finished job! Dan and Christina are BEST!

When we moved into our "weekend" house in the desert, we interviewed contractors to potentially…read more(hopefully) put a large addition on our home. We decided to go with Dantor and trusted them to do a good job. They advised me through the beginning process -- we decided to go with a draftsman Danny recommended rather than an architect -- to save some money (our call, no pressure from Dantor). Given our professions and history dealing with properties, we felt the addition was not complicated so this would be ok. Danny agreed. The draftsman he recommended came back with drawings that were pretty much exactly what we said we DID NOT want but we really wanted this build done so we decided to get past it and move forward. The pricing was astronomical but we continued moving forward, trying to make it work. That's when things fell apart. The planning dept had so many corrections issues, we lost count. Apparently the draftsman wasn't really that great after all. We trusted Danny would oversee the plans getting up to speed. Once the plans were at the approval stage, it was many, many, many months later. Before paying the city $3500 fee for the final permit, we asked Regina in the office for updated pricing - which she confirmed via email was happening. Given it was the end of the year and Regina had said ten weeks and the holidays... we gave them plenty of time to secure new pricing. However when we checked in asking for the updated pricing, they informed us that the project had taken so long that we will need to pay them a fee in order to get new pricing. HUH? Taken so long? 1. We have been waiting on your draftman to do required correction after correction. 2. We have been waiting on you to provide pricing -- that's what's taking so long! I have sent proof of email exchanges with Danny and Regina but rather than apologizing and doing what they were contracted to do (and said they were doing -- which is what I was waiting for), they are trying to tack on a new fee.... We waited nearly a year for Dantor to provide us with permitted drawings and updated pricing and now they won't provide the pricing without a more money paid to them when this entire experience took longer than anticipated because of your service. This was definitely not a good experience - a waste of time and money. I no longer trust them and would never recommend to anyone nor would I hire them when we do move forward. Way to oversee a project from the start. Probably a telling sign of things to come. Glad we can start fresh.

Farley's installers just left my house after finishing the job. This is the second time I've used…read moreFarley in the past several years. This is a FIRST CLASS operation from soup to nuts. It was a pleasure working with them at every step. By the way, the installers ran into a snafu on the first day and they dealt with it professionally with no problems to me at all. It was a pleasure...

We hired Farley pavers to install pavers around our pool. Cody came and looked at the site and…read moreworked with a consultant we hired who has 30 years of experience in the industry. Farley pavers provided us a rough sketch of the area to receive the new pavers. We picked a paver, signed the contract and scheduled them to begin the work. Part of Farley's service included calling dig alert to mark any possible utilities in the area they were going to grade down for the new pavers. We later found out they gave dig alert the wrong address. Farley pavers isn't aware that dig alert does not mark irrigation or pool plumbing lines. Farley's contract says they aren't responsible for breaking any plumbing that is less that 12" deep. Their contract also asked for a larger down payment than the CSLB law allows on a contract. Once Farley's began the work, they hit a shallow pool pipe in the paver area. They made us aware only because I walked out to a huge leak and they fixed the pipe only after my husband took time from his day to go and get supplies at Lowe's. Unbeknownst to us, they also hit the main water line supplying water to the pool autofill. They failed to mention anything to us and just decided to cap the line instead of fixing it. What reputable company would do this. Cover up their mistake and lie? After the project was over, the autofill, which was previously working, was no longer working. Farley also hit and broke multiple sprinkler heads and irrigation plumbing. They attempted to fix it, but did a poor job doing so. In fact, they made it worse. My dad, who is 74, ended up repairing all the irrigation. During the paver install, Farley's employees wanted to remove some recently installed foam that was installed against the pool to create a proper expansion joint. This goes against all logic, especially with the heat in the valley. Without a proper expansion joint, pavers can move and push on the pool, causing damage and cracking. We insisted they leave it. They also were going to provide less pavers than were included on the drawing they provided to us. We caught this and the did expand the paver area to fit the drawing. If I had not caught this error, they would have just left it. During the paver install, Farley only sent a project supervisor when there was an issue. Some of these issues could have been solved by regular visits by someone in charge. The workers were clueless to the issues or how to fix them. At the end of the project we had to threaten legal action against Farley to credit us for the needed repairs to the irrigation and pool plumbing. The repairs really should have been their responsibility to repair, but we ended up with the burden of digging up the autofill line and repairing the irrigation. At first, Kevin King was combative about everything. Once we threatened legal action, he did send his workers to help rectify the autofill plumbing issue. Things could have gone so much smoother if the field guys or a supervisor would have communicated with us. Why tell us about the pool leak and then say nothing when they hit the main water line? Makes you wonder what else they have done at other projects. Think before you hire them very carefully. Overall, Farley's price was fair and the pavers turned out nicely. But the headache and stress wasn't worth it. GO WITH SOMEONE ELSE! The bumpy ride could have been avoided with more communication and action on their part. They did end up giving us a $1,000.00 credit for the time and effort we spent correcting their mistakes. If you decide to hire them, insist they have a supervisor visit your job frequently. Be there everyday to check on these guys completely the work. Check to make sure everything that was functional before they arrived is also functional after they leave. Fixing their mistakes was difficult and time consuming. I am glad the nightmare is over.