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    Spradlin Remodeling

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    7 years ago

    Randy did fantastic work for us on our house before we sold it. Great work ethic. Beautiful work.

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    JP Exteriors

    JP Exteriors

    4.7
    (110 reviews)

    Great job. Very happy with our extended patio. We love the fireplace. They took the time for…read moreeverything and finished with a beautiful job. We truly recommend! JP Exteriors, Inc. thank you to Noah Wagner.

    I am updating the review to respond to the business's calculated misrepresentation of the facts and…read morean attempt to minimize severe, documented building code violations. For prospective customers reading this, here is the verified context: Fraudulently advertising yourselves as a "James Hardie Elite Preferred Contractor" to secure the job, only to systemically violate the manufacturer's strict installation guidelines, is not a "punch-list" oversight--it is deceptive marketing and a material breach of contract. Puncturing an internal PVC plumbing pipe, illegally wrapping it in black duct tape, and immediately hiding it behind the new siding is not a 'punch-list' item - it is active fraudulent concealment. The 'Fraudulent' Financing: We authorized the payment because they claimed to follow actively concealed the duct-taped plumbing. Inducing a customer to authorize a loan by hiding severe damage is the legal definition of fraudulent concealment. Contradictory Public Statements & The BBB Complaint: JP Exteriors is using public platforms to feign cooperation. On our active BBB complaint, they claim they are waiting for our independent inspection report before taking action. However, their own written record proves they inspected the property themselves on June 11th and issued a superficial patching offer on June 22nd. The very next day, they explicitly stated in writing they were not willing to expand their scope to a full replacement, formally refusing to cure the hidden defects before our third-party inspection was even conducted on June 24th. The 42-page independent inspection report, which we received on June 29, definitively confirms that the widespread, concealed code violations and structural deficiencies cannot be resolved through superficial patching. The report details systemic failures, including improperly installed weather-resistant barriers, missing flashings, overdriven fasteners, damaged boards, unsealed wall penetrations, and an internal PVC plumbing pipe that was punctured by a fastener and actively concealed with black duct tape. The Manufacturer's Involvement: James Hardie is indeed involved, to the extent that the manufacturer offered to provide free replacement materials to JP Exteriors so they could execute a proper rework. JP Exteriors leadership actively refused this offer. We stand entirely by our documented evidence, our 42-page forensic inspection report, and our active fraud dispute with the Texas Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division. The video proof of punctured plumbing remain on this review.

    CHASE Remodeling & Concrete

    CHASE Remodeling & Concrete

    4.2
    (13 reviews)

    Strong points are punctual, time management, great work and also very knowledgeable to any question…read moreand concerns! Highly recommend!

    I hired this company for an entire-house insulation job based on their comprehensive estimate…read more Unfortunately, their lack of transparency and willingness to leave a job incomplete without telling me was a major breach of trust. The back room of my house is sectioned off from the main structure. The contractors completed the main house, packed up their truck, and were actively ready to leave. They did not say a word to me about any issues. I had to stop them and explicitly ask, "How did you get into the top of the back room to put insulation in?" Only AFTER I asked this direct question did the contractor finally admit, "We were not able to access the room." Had I not stopped them to ask, they would have driven away and left me under the false impression that my entire home had been insulated as promised. To make matters worse, when I confronted them about trying to leave without telling me, Justin shifted the blame onto me, saying something along the lines of, "Well, you knew about it and should have told us." He then claimed, "There is no possible way for us to get back there." I find it highly unlikely that it was truly "impossible" to access; it felt much more like they simply did not want to do the extra work or take the time to adjust the original estimate. Further, Justin defensively informed me something along the lines of, "I am not arguing to get paid." I had not said a single word about withholding payment; his immediate defensiveness showed exactly where his priorities were. As the professionals hired to do a job, it is their responsibility to inspect the site and communicate issues not blame the homeowner or get defensive about money. A professional contractor should proactively communicate and adjust the final invoice, rather than hiding incomplete work and hoping the homeowner doesn't notice. I cannot recommend a business that operates with this lack of integrity. Ultimately, the company did deduct $288.00 from the final invoice to account for the uninsulated room, and as far as I can tell, the main portion of the house was insulated correctly. For those reasons, I am leaving two stars instead of one.

    Spradlin Remodeling - contractors - Updated August 2026

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