Alex and his team remodeled our master bathroom and it is beautiful. The work ethic of this group…read moreis amazing. Customer satisfaction is most important to them. The workers are friendly, polite, trustworthy and dedicated to making you happy. I have used them twice now and have another project coming up. I highly recommend Wisdom Construction. Menards in Reynoldsburg gives out their contact information which speaks to their reputation.

We called and requested that Alex come measure our kitchen to replace our counter top. He asked us…read moreto text him an email address and he would send a quote by the next day. He has not sent a quote and he has ignored all of our attempts to communicate with him since that time. It has been over a week without hearing from him. Completely unprofessional.

They installed a walk in shower for me. My old tub had to be…read moretorn out and taken out in two pieces.New dry wall had to be installed,and this old dated tile had ad to be torn out.The job took a little longer than anticipated because they found a leak in the area of my old shower head,and that leak had to be repaired before they could proceed any further.Grab bars were installed for safety purposes. I also had some repairs completed which entailed carpentry work on my basement steps. I am satisfied with the work that was done for me.

Five star all the way! They were the best bid with accurate detailed information, respectful and…read morepersonable and that was just for the estimate. In carrying out the construction of two tall driveway retaining walls the weather conspired against them sending freezing rain and snow. Via e-mail, Matt Henry kept me unformed every step of the way, even sending me progress pics. Matt's crew was respectful and friendly and really liked what they were doing and conscious of doing a good job. That in itself impressed me. This was the best construction/contractor experience I have had to date.

$500 to replace a fence post?! No thanks…read more We bought a $12 bag of concrete, took the panels off, set the the previous post back in the new concrete (because it came right out of the ground clean [due to the fence installation co. we hired being inline with so many construction contractors/workers these days, doing half-assed work]), then put the panels back on after the post set. $12 and about 45 minutes worth of work. This isn't work like a doctor does going into surgery - it's taking screws out, mixing concrete (which is less complicated than mixing together ingredients for cake out of a box), aligning your post correctly, then putting the screws back in. $500? Maybe the local car wash should charge $500 to do a basic hand wash on a small vehicle - it's just as complicated.

Very professional handyman service super honest and do fantastic work. They can make all your…read moredreams come true no matter how big or how small your project they will always take care of you and your home

I recently had hardwood floors installed. I worked with Louis on the initial site review. Not only…read morewas he very professional, he helped me make several decisions and was available to answer my dumb questions any time. This was my first major home renovation and I appreciate his patience. The crew that came to my home was outstanding. The project took 3 days and each day the team cleaned up the workspace very well - as well as if it were their own homes. We had very little interruption in our normal routine even with a 700 sq ft job. The guys were a pleasure to have in my home & I would not hesitate to use them again.

I usually don't write reviews however I had such a wonderful experience with this company I thought…read moreI would let everyone know. Price is right. Work was high quality. Very detailed oriented. Proof of insurance and bonded. (they gave me copies) I had them do 2 jobs for me as of now and I am already planning on the 3rd. They installed bamboo flooring on my entire 1st floor and even on the stair case leading to the 2nd floor. I also had them completely remodel my master bathroom. The flooring and stairs were completed in 2 days and the bathroom remodel was completed in just over a week and included removing a jet tub and enlarging the shower.

I had seen a retractable deck cover with a permanent frame at the home and garden show. I had…read morereached out to the local rep asking for information and she sent me a link to an online catalog. Long story short, she was NOT helpful in any way - merely an order taker. I couldn't make heads or tail of their website - but I knew exactly what I wanted. I looked elsewhere for a vendor to no avail. Even if I had ordered with the online company, I would have had to install myself or find an installer. So I turned to Yelp . . . I have had MUCH success with Yelp finding excellent service and skilled providers. I entered the details of what I wanted and submitted the project for response. I got maybe 4 companies contacting me - one being Eric Call Contracting. This company asked to schedule some time to talk - and so we did. All the other responses merely asked if I HAD the deck covering as they just wanted to install it. None would entertain the idea of helping me source the deck cover. Eric and Angie showed up when they said they would and we began to talk. I explained what I wanted, showed the brochure from the home and garden show, showed them our deck - and they went to work. Eric tried to work with the awning company I had wanted to buy from - but he got nowhere despite being more persistent than me. Eric still understood what I wanted - a permanent frame that would attach to and extend up from the deck with canvas runners that we would open and pull shut and remove in the winter. We would also be able to replace the runners should they get damaged. Eric drew up a design and shared it with me - along with possible runners he found on Amazon. We had a lot of back and forth and they were great keeping in touch. I finally decided to go with them despite having no other bids for comparison. Clearly no one else wanted to do the work needed to get me the deck covering I wanted. I signed on the dotted line and cut a check to get the project started. Again, Eric and Angie did a great job of communicating with me and providing updates. Although working through Yelp does provide some financial protection, I was still nervous going with the first company I contacted. But they definitely earned my trust - the materials showed as promised. And work began as promised, and before I knew it, my vision of a deck covering had materialized! Our deck is on the back/south side of the house. There are no trees or shading so we fight to keep the house cool on sunny days. We had recently replaced a large, rust painted deck with a smaller light treated wood deck. Now with this covering, we are already enjoying not having to turn on the A/C as much, leaving the back door open for a breeze, and actually being able to sit on our deck when the sun is hot. We've also been able to pull the runners closed when a windy storm hit. And in the winter, I'll take the runners down to protect them and allow full sun in the cold temperatures. I cannot say enough about how I appreciated the work this company did. I highly recommend you contact them when you have a project.

I recommend ECC without hesitation. We had excellent communication during the project, always…read moreknowing who or which subs would be coming to our home. They were accepting, even encouraging, of evolving the project and change orders along the way. They arranged for the trades to additional small changes beyond the project while those trades were in our house. Our project was not an addition, it involved renovations with impact throughout our house. The results look like they have always been part of our home not added on. I recommend ECC without hesitation.

Over the past couple of months my parents and I were looking to remodel the main bathroom at our…read morehouse. We got a couple estimates at the end of covid, but waited to get a couple more estimates. I looked on Yelp and saw that Firelands construction had a 5 star rating and responded very quickly for estimates. I sent them a request and they came out and my parents liked him so they hired him. We also had some drain issues which caused them to start the demo earlier than planned. July 17th, we were told there was black mold and we had to leave the house for safety issues. The black mold was in the bathroom that was being remodeled as well as the other bathroom(they back up to each other). Fast forward to July 4th weekend. We were in a different hotel after leaving the air b&b for a week. I get a call saying they are almost done with the entire job. I knew that was a complete lie, because I had been going everyday to check on the house and get the mail. I called the contractor and basically told him he was lying. He showed up at our house so mad because his workers lied to him. Then he had another worker over and was trying to get him to drywall over the black mold. The other workers wrote their name on the floor instead of replacing the subfloor where the black mold was. They put the new flooring over the top of the old sub flooring which was damaged from the mold. He apologized and said they would fix this immediately. Originally, Scott told us that the one bathroom we planned on remodeling would take 10 days. He said he would have a crew out first thing Monday morning after the 4th of July weekend to get the job done. I was really concerned because I did not see much material in our garage. But again, we signed a contract so we really did not think we had any options. Fast forward to July 16th, the Friday the promised to at least have a sink, toilet, and shower installed so we could move back home(that was between the two bathrooms but we didn't care). Then they started pressuring me to have my parents sign the contract for the additional bathroom we needed remodeled. I explained my parents were not comfortable signing anything. Ashley, Scott's wife said she would put that date in the new contract for them to sign. This never happened. On July 16th, at 5pm, Scott came with 4-5 people and did some work. It was the worst quality. They ruined our carpet with paint and grease stains. They swept wood scraps in the hole where the toilet goes. Additionally I'd like to add, that Scott would come for 5 to 10 minutes and say he had to go to Lowe's or Home Depot. He was always leaving to get the supplies that he was supposed to have ordered in June with the deposit we gave him on both projects. July 19th, Monday. I stepped outside and noticed one of my grandmothers rings next to the swing. One of the female workers was messing around outside but I didn't think anything of it. When I saw the ring I immediately went inside to where it was kept in my moms office desk, and the other ring that was with it(also my grandmothers) was gone. I was so upset, but I am working from home and had to finish out my day. Not even 10 minutes later I got a text that my credit card was declined and possible stolen. Long story short, this girl stole two of my credit cards, $300 in rolled change( we had a garage sale and I had it rolled and counted to take to the bank) my grandmothers ring, and a gift card. I filed a police report with the name Firelands Construction provided me. Supposedly she used a fake last name and address when she filled out her application. July 27th. We were lucky to have one worker come to work the last few days. However he wouldn't have been able to do any work because he didn't have any supplies. So we went out and bought everything to finish the project. I would text Scott daily practically begging for the supplies to get the job done. I also need to add that some of the supplies that Firelands DID provide for the project were not even the items we picked out for the remodel. We were kind of stuck and desperate to move back in so we just accepted the items. Scott promised this special order tub we picked out would be delivered on July 27th. I asked him and asked him to get me an order number so I could confirm and he never did. I went to Home Depot and they said there was no way our contractor could have bought that tub. You have to go through Home Depot to get it ordered and installed. Scott then told me rebath would contact me to install. When they called they said it would be 6-8 weeks just to schedule a time to measure and a couple of months for the supplies and for an install date. I would highly recommend hiring someone else for your remodel or construction project. We were jerked around so much and lied to on a continuing basis.

First off, the owner Scott is a really nice guy and very hardworking. This company said all the…read moreright things, but when it came time to deliver they fell short consistently. Hired them to remove wallpaper, paint, remove some built ins, update a basement and restore a fireplace. The first paint job they did had to be redone because it wasn't right and there were people just hanging out in my house like it was their lounge spot. Then we found a water leak which pushed things back understandably, but I was told multiple times everything would be done by a certain date. I said I'm not sure that's realistic but was still told it would all happen by the date. Gets closer to the date, not looking on track, got told a crew of guys is coming out to finish it, and they never show up. Finished a little over a week late with the owner coming out to do the work between 10 pm and 3 am. It was clear they rushed it at the end as the work was sloppy, I had to go back and fix multiple items myself because I couldn't get them back out to complete the work (like window trim that wasn't replaced leaving a hole in the wall, loose fixtures, etc). It was obvious that the project was not a priority for them. I was told after they started work that they just landed an apartment contract and that was their main focus. So if you're looking for a commercial property then I have no clue if they are good or not, but I certainly wouldn't hire them for any residential property work. The final straw and reason I posted the review is the recent pictures on their Yelp profile are fake. The pics that say "remodel" of the bathroom, kitchen, living room, dining room, bedroom, hallway, office... those are all pictures of my house before they ever started doing any work. So if you like the way they look let me know and I'll point you to the company that actually did that work. I was ready to let go of everything else that happened but posting photos of work that isn't yours and passing it off as your own is just shady.

We noticed there were some cracking in our stucco so we called Kyle to come out and take a look…read more From the moment he came in he was very professional and nice. He didn't beat around the bush about anything, he explained everything he was seeing and why it was happening. We had 3 other companies out and not one of them explained anything. He was honest and worth the fee.

Spring is here!!…read more This company has done some work for me in the past and once again they exceeded expectations. I had some water in my crawlspace on the west side of my home. Kyle came back out and said the water's getting in because my chimney is pulling away from my house. He said it will need to be pinned but first he gave me some DYI ideas including a product called sikaflex. I appreciate Kyle's free estimates and honest approach to business. Great company!

We just signed with suncraft to do any EZ Breeze on our back porch. Zach was extremely helpful in…read moreanswering our questions about the materials and process. If he did not know he talked with someone who did. I can't wait until they get started.

I'm a 70 year old retired man. I've been around, I've met a lot of people and dealt with many…read morecontractors. I've never had a worse customer experience than I had with Suncraft. Last April (2025), I hired them to replace the 30 year old wood deck (also Suncraft) on the back of my house with (mostly) composite. The sales and design phase were fine, John offered several excellent suggestions. Jeff, the owner, is an extremely unlikable, overbearing, condescending, arrogant know-it-all who doesn't understand basic physics. The ground under the deck is sloped and I clearly said not to use fine pea gravel under the deck because it would wash out during heavy rain. How do I know? Because that's what happened with the first Suncrap deck and it ruined my lawn for years. Well they used fine gravel and over the winter it slid downhill and pushed the wooden skirt under the deck out of alignment by a couple inches. Jeff couldn't understand how that happened, wasn't very interested in fixing it and I got him to push back the gravel and the wall. I suggested covering the gravel with plastic to cut down on the settling and he refused, but he told me he'd leave plastic and I could do it myself. Really? He didn't. So the problem that didn't exist before the Suncraft Touch is now oozing down the slope and I have to deal with this fiasco created by Jeff because he doesn't listen to customer input. The actual workmanship by the crew is subpar, to be polite. Poor joinery, the rail cap is a deck board screwed to the rail (and that's an "upgrade") The rail ends look unfinished and bush league. They built the stairs over a very obvious sprinkler head that required an emergency callout to my sprinkler company ($200). The deck failed final inspection on THREE counts. By the time they fixed that, it was mid-September. Been "doing this a long time" and can't pass a building inspection? There's a bunch of other stuff, I could fill a couple pages. To sum up: For $28k, you get a crappy deck and a slow moving gravelanche under it to deal with for the rest of your life. In our conversations covering 15 minutes total Jeff told me repeatedly he'd "been doing this a long time." And this is the best you can do? Really, look elsewhere. Anywhere else.