Originally gave them a 2 star review a couple weeks ago, changing it to one star. They came out…read moretoday to replace four bathroom wall tiles and they are not even close to the right color. Also told them of the wall outlet that doesn't work and the person I talked to said he would look at it while he was here. Well, another worker showed up, didn't know anything about the outlet and it took 4 hours to replace the tile. I didn't check the tile until after the worker left as they had been often I figured they could at least get the color right. I cannot express enough how difficult it has been to work with thia company and would not recommend them to anyone.

We used signature to remodel a full kitchen , 2 bathrooms and new windows. The quality that they…read moreprovided and attention to detail was impeccable. I cannot say enough about this team and the amount of time they put into making us feel like their main priority. We look forward to working with them again for our roof.

Has painted several projects for us. All on time if not sooner!…read moreHighest quality and standards. Will get your input on painting and pricing details before beginning job.

I hired Rene to paint a ceiling for me in my kitchen dining room area. He was very responsive. He…read moreimmediately returned my call and came and gave me an estimate. I accepted his estimate. He showed up on time on the day scheduled. He spent a lot of time taking care to cover everything with plastic that I didn't want painted. I really appreciate how careful he was with this step. He then put on a base coat and let that dry. Then he put on two more coats waiting for each coat to dry. Finally, he removed all the protective plastic and cleaned up. It took him and his helper all day to do my project. They worked steadily all day and I am pleased with the finished job. I would hire Rene again.

We were very leery about hiring a painter...but we were tired of trying and failing ourselves. We…read moreknew of Leo and heard he was starting his own painting business and asked him to bid on the painting of our master bedroom, bathroom, and closet. Everything went perfectly...he arrived on time. Price was what he bid. The job is spectacular...nice straight lines in the corner where two colors meet and no mess on the woodwork or the ceiling adjacent to the new paint. Cleanup was perfect. Very VERY happy with the job...have already asked him to send a bid for the kitchen!

We hired Roell to do some wall repairs and paint our kitchen and a bedroom (including radiators)…read more Was very pleased with the quality of the repair work and painting. They were also very pleasant to work with. Scott was particularly helpful. Would definitely recommend!

We had a very bad experience with Roell. They sent their 'crew' out to do some work and it was…read moreworse than my 5 year old could have done. when we called them about the low level of quality they all but told us we were being 'difficult' and we should just go away. One employee told us that a different employee was making fun of us and our request for it to be fixed. We lost all trust and respect for this Company since then!

We worked with Jeff and found his planning and attention to detail to be a refreshing change from…read moremany of our other bids. He was professional, thoughtful and listened to our specific needs. Most of all though we appreciated that he guided us based on what he thought was best for us and didn't try to pitch us with a hard sell. Highly recommend.

Jeff is an excellent contractor. He is thoughtful respectful and really cleans up the job site…read moreevery day. I would highly recommend Jeff for any jobs kitchen, bathroom, remodeling or decks

Terry rebuilt my deteriorated chimney from the roofline up and repaired and tuckpointed the…read moreexterior brickwork around my home. He is friendly, knowledgeable, highly skilled, and takes pride in his work. Thanks!

BEWARE: Do not use Terry Holter or Twin Cities Masonry…read more On 3/1/24 Terry at Twin Cities Masonry (TCM) provided an estimate for two projects I was considering at my home. I explicitly asked that he break out the prices for the two projects, as I was getting numerous estimates for the work, and wanted the ability to easily compare and choose what portion of the work I wanted any particular vendor to complete. He provided the following: 1) A stucco repair for cracks in the stucco on my chimney. a. Recommended a complete chimney tear-down and rebuild. $24,500 2) A minor repair and resetting of some cosmetic stonework on the front of my home. a. Recommended new footings and reset stones with new mortar. $1200 To complete the contract, Terry wrote "$25,700 or circle choices." After receiving several other estimates for the first repair, with no other vendors recommending a full chimney rebuilt, I chose a vendor who was able to complete the chimney repair for $3800. On 4/29/24: I emailed the executed contract to TCM, and followed up with the mailed copy. As instructed, I crossed-out the chimney work, and circled the portion for #2 - the cosmetic portion of the work and mailed it with a check for $600 - half of that work, as instructed on the estimate. On 5/13/24: since I had heard nothing back from TCM, I sent a follow-up email. On 05/14/24 at 5:05 PM, Terry Holter from TCM called me to discuss the contract. He asked what happened with the Chimney repair, and why I had opted to not have him do that work. I told him I went with a vendor to repair the stucco for that work, rather than replace the entire chimney. He then said he wasn't interested in doing the second part of the work for the $1200 he quoted, and suggested that he would do it for $2400. I told him that wasn't acceptable, as he had quoted $1200 for that portion of the work, and told me to circle which portion of the work I wanted to have him do. He said "ok, if you want to play it that way." I told him I wasn't attempting to "play" anything, and simply expected that any contractor would abide by the terms of their written estimates. He said "well, it may take a while to get to you then." I told him that was fine, as it was cosmetic work, so he should contact me when he can fit this work in between other work, as I know it isn't a large job. At that point, TCM proceeded to ignore my repeated follow-ups: 06/14/24: I sent an email: "Good afternoon and happy Friday Terry, I wanted to follow-up on the executed contract I mailed on 5/15, with a check. The check hasn't yet been cashed so i wanted to confirm you received it. Please let me know. Thank you." 7/10/24: I sent another follow-up email: "Good morning Terry, I hope your summer is going well. I wanted to follow-up again on our contract, so we can get the work scheduled. I haven't heard back from you since our conversation in mid-May, and while I know the work is not top priority, I do want to get a sense of approximate timing." 08/07/24: Good morning Terry, I am again following up on the executed contract. I have received no response at all to my repeated inquiries. The only time was our phone conversation on May 14th when we confirmed the work to be completed under the terms of the contract, and you indicated the work would be scheduled as your existing jobs allowed. While I understand summer is a busy season, and I can be flexible for the work completion date, I do deserve a response and at least a provisional start date. The favor of a response is appreciated. As always, you may also reach me by voice or text at XXX-XXX-XXXX. 08/07/24: For the first time, Terry responded to an email from me as follows: Hi Aaron, Is this a joke? We have no executed contract... The proposal wasn't sent within the 30 days of the original proposal date and thus was revoked as it states on the proposal as it also states we will not be bound by an oral acceptance. I have no idea why you continue to email me. I have no signed contract or deposit from you and have no interest in working with you. Good luck with your project. Best Wishes, Terry Holter Twin Cities Masonry 2002 Ramlow Place Saint Paul, MN 55116 612-702-9210 terry@twincitiesmasonry.com Summary: 1) TCM is recommending repairs that go far beyond the scope of what is required, to enrich themselves. 2) TCM is attempting to change written estimates after the fact, to charge far more than originally quoted. In cases where customers refuse to allow this, TCM then simply refuses to honor the original estimate - effectively "ghosting" their potential clients. 3) TCM then claims to have never had such a contract or agreement. Terry Holter and Twin Cities Masonry are a business who I would never work with, given their shoddy, unprofessional and unethical business practices.

We had our kitchen cabinets and walls painted by Conrad & Stefanie, and the finished product was…read moreAMAZING! They did a wonderful job from start to finish! Both of them were very informative and thorough with explaining the process, products, and (step by step) updates with our project. Their setup (plastic dome), preparation, and clean up were remarkable. It takes talent to make a plastic fort like that- and contain all that dust/fumes. They showed up everyday promptly at 8:00am and had our project completed right on schedule. We would definitely recommend them to our friends and family!

Stephanie and Conrad did not finish my job. They left tape on one window and told me to wash all…read morethe window vinyl after they used mineral spirits to take off the stain that soaked through the masking tape they used. They do not use painters tape. I had paid them 800.00 to stain my windows and they also took almost 2 weeks to finish. They would come promptly at 8am but leave everyday at 10:30 and than come back 30-45 min later than only stay until 1-2pm. I gave them over 1000.00 dollars and 2 jobs. I than asked them to give me a bid to paint my kitchen cupboards out of curiosity and wanting to give them the benefit of the doubt and they gave me a bid of $4,000.00!! I can get new cabinets installed for that price! They up charge their paint and Stephanie is not a professional painter btw. They have a long way to go to learn how to be more professional.