Peter and his team did a FANTASTIC JOB to convert entirely raw area to a BEAUTIFUL 2 bedrooms…read moreapartment !!! He took care of everything from chipping down concrete, install kitchen, bath floor, install shower stall, kitchen cabinets, frame and sheetrock and EVERY SINGLE INSPECTION WAS PASSED WITH FLYING COLORS !!! He comes everyday at 8am and don't leave until 6-7 pm and even work on weekends under the hot sun and heat and he treated the job as fixing up his own apartment for his workmanship. His price is very reasonable too. As the apartment settled with all the new construction, he even come back to touch up and patch up and live up to his warranty agreement. Thanks Pete and your twin brother !! GREAT JOB !!! You will be the 1st one I will call for my next project(s) !

Please everyone do yourselves a favor and never deal with this guy. His work is horrendous. First…read morething, his brother threw a cigarette butt and burned down three sections of my neighbors fence. When the neighbor called the police to report the incident he blamed it on us because we had a piece of cardboard on the property. His spackling so was bad that it had to be redone. He had trouble installing a lock. He did two small balconies and it was the shoddiest work I have ever seen. All the composite had to be ripped up and redone. He also damaged two bricks on my home and denied doing it. He later tried to "repair" the damage and ended up damaging four bricks. He is very crude and nasty when you question his despicable work ethic.

The owner, Joe Luca, is an obstinate, petty, and nasty individual. Kitchen & Bath Vision did a…read moretotal remodel of 2 of our bathrooms 4 years ago. I now have a leak in one of the bathrooms, and he says he "doesn't want to get involved any longer with this repair". I had a major issue with the other bathroom a couple of years ago, and he didn't take responsibility for that either. Apparently, from the reviews here, this is Joe's usual MO with dealng with his customers, having observed a consistent or characteristic pattern in communication or behavior. STAY AWAY!

'Joe' came over to provide a quote to update our kitchen. A few days later, he forwarded us a…read morequote for $30k - $35k without a line item of the costs. When we asked to breakdown the costs, so we could better understand how he came to this number, he refused and stated the company uses 'hours and points' to come up with their pricing. I asked again for the breakdown of the quote and he again refused unless I provided an immediate 5% retainer. Game over, we're done and will move forward with one of the many company's who were more than happy to be transparent about their pricing.

I'm going to try to be concise as possible…read more I met Vinny Russo, owner of SolidRockBuilds in spring of 2022. He was very pleasant and seemed very forthcoming and he came to our property several times. We were still dealing with Covid and finding someone to show up was a struggle, so we were happy to see him stick through this process. He was one of two contractors that made the cut. He wasn't the cheapest, but he seemed honest. We broke ground on Nov. 2022, and from that point forward it was a disaster. Within a week the issues began. He cut right through our sewer line, so excrement was leaking into our backyard. - Vinny did not inform me, and someone on his crew shoved a rock into the sewer pipe. I called him, he told me it wasn't a big deal. It was fixed 3 days later. Pretty gross, and to not rock the boat I praised him for his speed. 3 days of toilet water spewing into our yard is 3 days too long in my opinion. The hits continued from there. He removed the insulation from the soffit which was underneath the upstairs bathrooms on the coldest week in December. Our pipes froze. By the grace of god they did not burst. It took 2 days to thaw though. Fun! Next up, the architect called for a vapor barrier underneath the concrete. Not to get too technical. A vapor barrier prevents water from moving upwards through the concrete and to the surface. The surface which might have a finished floor like wood. The day of the pour he put holes throughout the vapor barrier. I called my architect to confirm it that was called for and he said no, and in fact he should redo the vapor barrier. By that time, the cement truck was on site. That was HACK move number 4-5. By now I started to see a pattern and I should have pulled the plug, but I didn't. Then came the clown show of the pour. He didn't opt to have the concrete company provide him with a power extension hose to spread the concrete. He build his own funnel system that didn't work great and him and several other laborers he brought in for the day wasted time trying to get it in place. Since his contraption was so poorly devised the concrete was not distributed well, so we had deviations for 1/2 to 2 inches. I believe from the bathroom to the living room which was on 8 feet, it at 1-1/2 alone. I know what you are thinking at this point why not get rid of him. I need the job done, so I had to continue. We could not stop and start the process over again. I just needed to make sure I stayed on top of every step. The framing took several weeks because little did I know when I hired him. It was just him and his pal Jimmy that would be building the addition. He said he had a crew, but it turns out not to be the case. Literally it's him and Jimmy 90% of the time, and they only work from about 8:30AM-2PM, many days it was to 1:30PM. My ring camera does not lie. I let the clown show continue, and I even extended the additional to also include replacement of the old windows and siding. I think I'm a glutton for punishment. He did it everything wrong. Number one, when installing house wrap, it should be done all at once as a continuous barrier. The seams should be taped and if using staples, the stamp holes should be taped as well. He applied a strip of house wrap around the window opening, and before I caught him. That's all he had. He didn't use a waterproofing rubber membrane around the window opening. When I asked him why not, he began asking me if he wanted him to build for leaks. I couldn't wrap my head around what he was saying. I called Andersen and they confirmed their warrant does not cover improper installation. He ended up using flashing after that, but the order in which it was installed was again wrong. The fact that the homeowner had to call him out on that is astonishing. IMAGE WHAT HE DOES WHEN PEOPLE AREN'T PAYING ATTENTION OR IF THEY DON'T KNOW ANY BETTER. Every sub that came in mention how terrible the concrete pour was. I don't know if they said it to his face but even Jimmy, his right-hand said it was awful. In the end I had to pay him to additional money to level the floors. He actually tried to install flooring on top of the concrete. It was so unsafe. It was like walking on sponge. Just absolute trash like much of his other work. This is getting long enough, so I'll wrap it up. He didn't maintain a typical pay schedule and at the end of the day we paid him for all the work we signed a contract for, but he did not complete and purchase all the necessary material to complete the job, so we had to pay additional money to other people to complete the job. He's a bad contractor and I wish I saw other reviews citing this. The combination of all the issues makes me convinced that any prior review were written by family and friends. His work was subpar. In review all his work, there is not one single thing that is good quality. Check out the pictures. I wish I were making this up. AVOID, AVOID!!!

They do outstanding work. Reasonably priced. Excellent…read moreemployees. Knowledgeable talented and experienced. They've very reliable and neat. They come to work no slacking off. I highly recommend them. Master carpenter and painter. They can do all aspects of construction.

The best thing we did when we were in the middle of a near-whole house renovation was pull in Will…read moreKenly. Based upon another town customer's reference, we called him and he jumped in to finish a bathroom and to prepare our kitchen for new cabinets. Because everything went so well, and we began to really trust him and his workers, we started handing off project by project to him. He'll take on just about any type of project - large, such as build out a home, or small. His crew ended up removing all our carpeting, and refinishing our floors which required a new floor in the kitchen, custom shelving and cabinet work for our kitchen including the installation of all euro design cabinets that required special care, even hanging all new solid wood interior doors. Will is fairly priced, friendly, trustworthy and most importantly was highly professional with every aspect of all the work. We are in the process of planning our next projects which will probably be cutting in sliding glass doors and adding a raised deck to our waterfront home. Will is the best and I'm glad we found him as we venture into all the projects for this home.

My parents needed to replace their old 30 year old driveway and patio. A friend recommended…read moreStonetown Construction. After the initial consultation and estimates, the job was done in under a week. The new driveway and patio gave the house a whole new look. The crew was extremely professional and left the work site absolutely clean. Thanks for making the process hassle free!

We used this company about 15 years ago. Had over $80,000 worth of work done. It all looked…read morebeautiful . Unfortunately, 1 of the walls they built completely collapsed after 10 years, and another collapsed last year. Our insurance company refused to cover because the walls had not been built properly (inadequate foundation and drainage). Stone Town owner refused to speak to us directly. He sent his son, who was a teenager at the time. Son said "Gee, my dad has to look at this." Shameful. Owner Bob claimed a "sinkhole" was the culprit. NOT. Refused to do anything. We hired Cortese to fix the wall at a cost of $12,000. They are coming again to fix the second collapsed Stone Town wall. They agreed with our insurance company that both wall were not constructed properly.

Unfortunately Paul and his crew fell short on every level. He over promised and under delivered in…read moreevery aspect of a very important home renovation he had been awarded. He always showed up short staffed and was full of excuses as to why the project lagged. Workmanship was poor (where visible) and many cover up's where discovered after he was paid and long gone. If I could give him a zero I would! Steer clear!

We purchased a house through an architect and BZ Paul was the contractor who did the demolition and…read morecomplete construction of the new plans. They did a fantastic job, and were always willing to work with us the new homeowners. Very professional and reliable. We are recommending them to all of our family & friends, and anyone needing any types of remodeling or construction.

Had trouble finding the right guy to pave my 6 car driveway in Lincoln Park until my roofer…read morerecommended Bruce. He came promptly, gave me a fair price and completed work yesterday on schedule at the agreed upon price. Hooked me up with a great concrete guy as well. Highly recommended

My husband left 2 messages and out calls were never returned. On to another company!read more

North Jersey Door rocks! They installed 2 custom storm doors for us, the entire process was…read moreseamless. Five years later one of the hinges needs attention so I give them a jingle. Chris offers to order the part, come over & install at No Charge. How nice is that! A couple weeks later Chris did exactly as promised. I'm a happy client for life, thanks Chris.

This review applies only to the Ramsey location; I cannot speak to the rest of the stores…read more I'd use anyone else. I've made doors. I install doors weekly. I went in with my wife last Saturday to look at wood door styles, and some salesman named Steve talked down to us the whole time. This is my wife's opinion as well, and she couldn't tell a Masonite door from a solid wood panel door. The showroom was a mess. A customer can't look at a door in there unless you have a salesman (or two; one would have to move doors while the other got one out) pulled doors to look at. One entrance to the "door gallery" (which looks like the main entrance, given the stand sign they put outside reading "Doors, Doors, Doors") was completely blocked by a door on a stand someone had shown to a previous client. A customer would have to go to what appears to be the back door to get in. Steve tried to exhibit a knowledge of architectural styles, but ran out after four. He tried and tried to convince us that we wanted a fiberglass door, despite the fact that we wanted solid wood and told him so from the onset. He tried to sell us a door we didn't want on the spot. Then, on our way out, he cornered my wife (we were out of the building, I was in the car already) and got our name and the name of our contractor. He went behind our back and emailed our contractor (he must have done an internet search to find them, because we DID NOT supply him the contact information) and told them we wanted a specific door that we did not want. He was clearly more concerned about the commission or the sale than he was about the actual product. We didn't realize this until Monday, when our contractor emailed us asking about a door in which we were completely not interested. Complete with a picture. This jackass tried to put a door on our dream home we didn't want or ask for. I don't care what their price point might be (we didn't even ask, so have no point of reference, but we wanted a door outside of the normal scope of stock door construction, so we'll end up paying a pretty penny), I would pay more to use even Home Depot to buy a door rather than North Jersey Door. We told our contractor such. And our interior designer. This business, which may be completely reputable, just lost a lot of business from one jackass salesman.