I asked for the leak to be stopped, but instead of addressing the actual source of the problem, the…read moresolution provided was to heavily apply caulk across my porch roof. Unfortunately, the roof is still leaking. The situation has actually become worse, as the water is now getting in behind the siding instead of just dripping from the roof. This not only fails to solve the problem but also risks causing further damage to my home's structure. I expect a proper repair that addresses the root cause of the leak--not just a cosmetic or temporary fix.

We needed to replace our flat roofs on our home and a pitched roof on our garage. I got the card…read morefor them when the company did work on a neighbor's roof. Benjamin came out and gave us a very good total quote on the roofs that also included taking away an old rooftop deck. The quote was far under the other quote that we had from another company. It included all work and labor. I was initially skeptical of the low price, but we went with them. They did a fantastic job on all of the roofs and even added a few services that were not in the quote at no additional cost. The quality seems excellent. No leaks after the first rain. Extremely hard working crew. Benjamin was honest about everything and really earned our trust. I plan to have them come out next year to work on a pergola that he said needed securing and repair (they did the securing and repairs) and will need replacement. I plan to have them do replacement next year. I've also given a recommendation to our homeowners association that it be added to the list of potential roofers and deck construction and repair. It's an honest company with integrity that I teust

Honest, dependable and integrity, these are hard traits to come by these days but found with All…read moreSeasons. They are an excellent source for your construction needs. I will use them again!

We can't say enough how happy with the work completed for us…read more We had a new roof and siding installed on our house. Humberto and his team did an awesome job. He kept us informed every step of the way and explained in detail. This is a very professional company and the work shows that. Always answered our questions and concerns, very quickly. The crew cleaned up nicely everyday they were there. We couldn't be happier and we are glad this is the company we chose to do our work.

I brought these folks in to replace a gangway sidewalk that had settled badly over the years,…read morecausing rain to pond against the foundation. They quoted a fair price, showed up the next morning and we totally done by 3:00 PM. They did a SUPER job and cleaned up afterwards also. Could not recommend them highly enough! 6 STARS!!!

Migos Construction Did A Great Job On My Stamped Sidewalk! They Did A Perfect Job & Easy To Work…read moreWith. I Highly Recommend Using Them For Any Concreate Work. I Understand They Even Seal Driveways Thank You Lalo & Your Dad For A Job Well Done Tom Boland

I learned a lot of things from my Dad-- How to be fair, how to work really hard and do more than is…read moreasked of you, how to be generous: I did not learn that if you have a fireplace and use it regularly, even if you always use hardwood, you will need to have it cleaned regularly. So after twenty years of making modest hardwood fires, I started to have a cough. My sister came to visit and even being in the living room (no fire) made her cough and gave her a runny nose. Thinking, okay, I'll have my chimney cleaned, I called Chicago Chimney. Toni was nice and said that Mario was really good at his work, and it would be $150. When he came, pleasant, personable, and clearly competent, I could see that being near my fireplace was making his nose run. I told him about my sister. Might need more that just a cleaning, he said. He shone his flashlight up a short ways into the fireplace. "I call that black glass", he said. What is it? I said. My English is not so good, he said, underestimating his excellent skills. Google clarified. I found out that bubbles of "black glass" represent the third stage of a serious creosote problem-- first soot, then tar that is runny, then the glass part, beautiful and perfectly ready for a chimney fire. One thing about my dad, he prepared me to know a good person when I saw him. Mario said that he was going to have to come back with material and brushes that could dissolve the creosote. The next day, when forty or fifty pounds of mortar on the chimney lining just fell off piece by piece once the creosote was not holding it all together, he explained that another day and another step would be involved, putting a mixture of protective covering over a now very porous surface, insulation, sealant. (As it happened, he did this himself by crawling up into the tight black space and painting it on. The dilemma of having a helper who was unwilling to do it was a problem he would deal with later. He took the guy off to another job and came back. It was this part, where he was a matter of fact about doing the exceptionally nasty work, and understanding about the kid's inability to do it-- he just said "last winter I was doing this every day." I want to put a sign up in my yard for him and his professional and humane work. He charged me $900 for the cleaning part and $1100 for the resealing part. Interestingly, this is less than $150/ year for 20 years, not even counting inflation; I recommend him wholeheartedly for yearly (or every-other-year sweeping) and for the whole cleaning and sealant job if you are someone who didn't know how bad it could get. He does tuckpointing too. The warmth and charm apparently come free.

couple of years after sweeping service and a new chimney cap I come to learn that they completely…read morebutchered my upper section of my chimney making it unserviceable. now I'm several thousands of dollars out of pocket to fix what they did. Cleaning was fine, but would not recommend for repairs.

I hired Joseph to install a new driveway. First he came out for a free estimate which was…read morecomparable to other quotes I received. He and his wife were easy to communicate with and very friendly. This was the first work they would do in my city so they had to apply for a constructor's license. They completed the project in 3 days - Day 1: remove old concrete, lay dirt, gravel and rebar; Day 2: had to wait for inspector to approve; Day 3: lay cement. They came back a few days later to remove wood brackets and fill in side with soil. A very professional job all around. Would definitely recommend.

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Thank you for a job well done. When we purchased our home it had this unfinished closet and…read moreBullseye Construction created 2 wonderful closets for us, as we requested.

From the owner: My team and I have pride ourselves on our craftsmanship and to dedicate our focus specifically on…read moreyour target. Complete the project in a timely manner with adequate results and satisfactory solutions guaranteed.

I contacted VC for a new concrete porch a month ago. Spoke with a guy named Diego who seemed…read moreprofessional, friendly. He stopped by for an estimate which I went with his company due to their great reviews. He stated $500 was a good faith deposit, deducted from total which was $8500. He stated he would get back with me after they complete a few jobs. I agreed. No answer regarding a start date so I reached out to him and he stated they could start a few days later which I scheduled on my off day. After breaking porch apart, there was a problem with my porch walls which needed to be torn down and redone but by a tuckpointer. He gave me a friend he works with, Jose, who did a great job. After he was done with his part then VC could continue with project. They came on a day we were expecting a storm though sunny throughout most of the day. I was concerned the job wouldn't turn out right due to rain. Though the concrete was discolored at first a few days later it turned the correct color. The project overall was good though I'm a bit bombed that residue concrete is on the new brick wall I had to pay extra for....only way to remove is acid wash which will change color of concrete. I opted for them use their concrete truck which required them to remove panels from my wrought iron gate versus renting a concrete pourer for additional $1200. The owner, his father who was friendly, professional, was able to weld it back together. Between the porch and tuckpointing my interior grass is shot. Overall a good job but the concrete on new bricks costed a Star.

Father and son company - highly recommend - did a great job - honest, communicates well, easy to…read morework with, excellent attention to detail, hard workers, competitive price, cleans up well. I highly recommend.