This place takes all your used computer stuff, and I mean ALL, anything electronic, plus old…read moreT.V.'s, BBQ's, almost anything you can think of. The only things they charge to take are refrigerators, propane tanks, and porcelain things like sinks and toilets.

Good price, good service and friendly employees. They picked up a washer, dryer, fridge, large…read morecardboard box, cabinet and mattress from my garage for under a hundred dollars. The two people who came to pick up the items were efficient and friendly. I would definitely recommend this company to anyone looking to get rid of some items from their garage. My only advice is that you shouldn't rely on voicemail or email to contact them. I initially sent and email and left a voice message but didn't hear anything back. But when I called again the next day the person I talked to was very friendly and quickly scheduled a time for the truck to come pick up the items.

Ommy did a wonderful job on my backyard landscaping. However, he said that I didn't need a building…read morepermit and now a friend told me that I likely did need one and I don't know what to do. But even if I didn't need one, a good friend of mine had Ommy build a retaining wall for her and told her that she didn't need a permit. Well, she did, and Ommy didn't help her. It all fell on her shoulders to have the wall he installed removed, get the permits (which required engineering work), and have it installed again. It was extremely stressful and costly for her. The thing is that Ommy is a very nice and creative person. But I have a bad taste in my mouth because of my friend's experience and now because I don't know if my lack of having a building permit will haunt me. The fear, uncertainty, and doubt already is. Following up to Danielle's comment... Danielle, Two things: 1) I was never aware that my water feature isn't "permanent", and that therefore, a permit wasn't required. Ommy told me verbally that a permit wasn't needed and I trusted him. Yes, I am responsible for the electrical. 2) About my friend's honesty: She is part of a very tight cohort of friends including me. I have known her well for almost ten years, and we heard the entire story (from her perspective, it's true) for the last year. I believe her. My suggestion to you is that in the future you explicitly state in your contract whether a building permit is necessary or not, and have the owner initial the clause. Avoid "he said, she said" arguments. That's what good contracts are for.

We contracted with Zenji in 2024 to do a large landscaping job. They were paid in full the day of…read morecompletion on this 100+K landscaping job. We right away had a problem with the blue stone pavers as Zenji sealed the pavers with a product that failed turning white. I personally figured out how to remove the failed sealer but Zenji refused to warrantee the finish claiming we had altered the install. The lawn that was installed was dead within a month due to poor drainage. Zenji claimed we were responsible for drainage although we were never asked to provide drainage. Zenji is terrible to work with on warrantee items and takes an adversarial stance when asked to take care of problems. Do not work with this company.

Yeah, he's good. I have had him do a few earth-moving jobs…read moreover the last few years. Would definitely use him again.

We needed our property cleared in our backyard and we had a few estimates and we decided we hired…read moreGreg Brock Dozing. From the beginning gGeg return all our phone calls and answered all our questions. They arrived on time with the right equipment and exceeded my expectations. We are very happy with the outcome of our property I would have no problems referring greg Brock dozing to my friends or family.

Kay is hands down the best contractor I've ever worked with. I completely remodeled my kitchen with…read morenew lighting, cabinets, countertop, flooring, the works. From the initial estimate to the project completion, Kay was always on time, and always went above and beyond to answer my questions, talk over options, and provide recommendations. I am beyond satisfied with the quality of the work. Kay paid incredible attention to details and made sure I was satisfied with every step as he checked in frequently throughout the job. There were no surprise extra charges and he finished on budget and within the promised timeframe, even though I had him do a completely unrelated garage window replacement in the middle of the job! I wouldn't hesitate to hire Kay again for any job big or small, and I will be recommending him to anyone who is looking to do a home project.

We chose to work with Kay Construction on a recommendation from my brother who Kay had done a…read morefantastic (and major!) remodel of his kitchen and floors, among other things. Kay did a renovation of our kitchen, office area, and butlers pantry after water damage had ruined much of our old kitchen. From start to finish Kay is far and away the best contractor I've worked with. He's always on time, reasonably promises but over delivers on quality and value, and quick to text/call back. He always had great suggestions and guidance throughout the process and the results show. I've already asked him to do more work, and recommend him to every friend who says they're doing anything on their house.

John is correct that transplanting a palm should be done in October / November when the palm has…read moregone dormant. Mean temperature of about 42 degrees. Treat the palm with supperthrive every 2 weeks until May. Fertilize at time of transplant. Ric, Palms Northwest, est 1998

So I don't use them I do my own lawn but they came to trim the ivy and hedge thats on the property…read morenext to ours but only cut one side and left myside growing all over I complained to the workers but they said they where not doing it because i was not long enough I called the company and told them to stay off the property. Yesterday they came while I was at work and did the hedge on both sides and left a mess for me to clean I called again and left a message stating that and called over my neighbor to show her. I am not a fan.

Northwest Labor Industries did an amazing job transporting our hot tub from Monroe to our home in…read moreSeattle. This was not an easy move at all -- they had to navigate it through a very narrow alleyway and carefully place it onto a gravel platform in our backyard, and they handled it like pros. They were friendly, super communicative, and very quick to reply throughout the entire process, which made everything so much easier. You could tell they knew exactly what they were doing, even with a challenging setup. I really appreciated how smooth and stress-free they made a tough job. Highly recommend Northwest Labor Industries if you need reliable, professional help with a difficult move.

I will be recommending Northwest Labor Industries to everyone I know. There was amazing…read morecommunication throughout the entire process from start and finish. My pick up was seamless and quick. I cant say enough great things about my experience. I will be reaching back out in the future again. Thank you for your help!