They put a chimney cap on our 50 year old cabin in Big Lake. Because it was so old, the size is…read morenot a standard size anymore, so it had to be ordered. They did the ordering and installation and we didn't have to be there. Very efficient. Very knowledgeable. Very helpful. And was willing to come out to Big Lake!

Daniel was the best and most efficient contractor I have come across. Best value and affordable…read moreprices, if I had known what I do now, I would have removed my old fireplace years ago to free up much needed living space!! Sue Burnstin

Food quality was fine and flavors were balanced. Delivery was quick and efficient, with everything…read morearriving intact. Packaging was basic but effective. Overall, a smooth and easy experience.

We'd cosigned with an FHA loan for one of our grandchildren to buy their first home. There was…read morelater wind-damage at the home during the Winter of 21-22. U-B-Fixed LLC was one of three estimates we obtained. We've taught family and friends to do all their due diligence before hiring any business. We started with checking the required licenses of this business. Here on Yelp this business, which is claimed, advertises they are "General Contractors". Per Nevada State Contractors Board, they're not General Contractors and never have been. Furthermore, later the Nevada State Contractors Board web site changed to this business has no valid contractors license. Weird, huh? We checked with City of Reno, and this business has no City of Reno Business License. That didn't matter to Code Enforcement Officer Cynthia or City of Reno Business License Department, although Reno Municipal Code requires a business license to transact business in Reno. Weird, huh? On this business website, it advertises "U-B-Fixed is family owned and operated by Oceana Grabinowski". Per Nevada State Contractors Board, that's not true. Weird, huh? When we contacted the business about these discrepancies and ask about a Military Veterans Discount, the telephone number was disconnected. At that point we reasonably assumed the business was no longer in business in Nevada. Per Nevada State Contractors Board, advertising one is a contractor or that one performs or completes construction work or a work of improvement without required statement in their advertisements that they're NOT licensed as a contractor is a violation of NRS 624.720 Unlawful advertising; any person NOT licensed who advertises to perform or complete construction work or a work of improvement MUST state in the advertisement that they're NOT licensed as a contractor. Per Nevada State Contractors Board, NRS 624 requires that ALL electric, plumbing, hvac OR something that requires a Building Permit; OR ALL work $1,000 or more in labor AND materials; OR work that is performed as a part of a larger project the value of which is $500 or more REQUIRES a contractors license; and that contracting without a license is a crime AND a NRS 598 Deceptive Trade Practice. NAC 624.640  Bid or contract void if licensee exceeds scope of license or monetary limit; duties of licensee. (NRS 624.100) 1.  If a licensee bids or contracts outside the scope of his or her license or exceeds the monetary limit placed on the license, the bid or contract is void. 2.  Each licensee shall provide proof of licensure to any interested person. 3.  If any change occurs in a licensee's address or personnel which affects the accuracy of the statements in the application upon which his or her license is based, the licensee shall report the change in writing to the Board within 30 days after the change occurs. 4.  If a license issued by the Board was based in part on the employment of a particularly qualified person, the licensee must continue to employ such a person in order to retain the license. 5.  Each licensee shall include in all bids the licensee submits or contracts he or she enters into for construction work within this State, the number of his or her license and any monetary limit placed upon the license. 6.  Each licensee shall ascertain that each person whose bid on a construction project the licensee considers is appropriately licensed.

Selling house/ home inspection showed damaged vent stack boot and a need for snow stops on metal…read moreroof. I had tried for about a year to get someone out to fix the damaged stack with no luck, called one of the bigger outfits in Wasilla after getting the inspectors report - they said it would be at least 3 weeks and recommended Legacy. Tyler was quick to respond and said he should be able to fit in the small job pretty quickly. I met him at the house a couple days later - he could not have been easier to deal with , he had already provided a fair bid, he quickly got the job done and he had added some extra snow stops behind the repaired pipe to prevent future damage at no extra cost and did a quick overall roof inspection as well & provided pictures of the repairs. I feel fortunate we were able to finally get a roofer on site - a bonus that they did a great job for a fair price and they were so easy to deal with

I am so disappointed in the way I was treated by the employees of this company after a rock that…read morefell from their dump truck smashed my windshield On the Glenn Highway. I brought it to their attention immediately and was immediately treated rudely and essentially was told I was lying and that there is no way that could have happened. I explained that I saw the rock fly at me from the box, but they dismissed anything I said. I expected they would have offered to submit a claim through their insurance or perhaps offer to help pay for the repair. I used to be a customer, as I prefer to hire local companies, but I will never ever give business to these people who treat other people that way again.

I've been dealing with Ed at Dakota Diggers for many years. they are very fair and customer service…read moreis excellent. I've rented equipment and they have hauled materials for here in Chugiak and at my cabin up by Gunsight Mountain. I recommend them to anyone I talk to that needs these services. thanks Ed., Robbie.

Customer service, Customer service, Customer service…read more I live in anchorage and have a vacant lot (all trees) in-between wasilla and houston. I saw two trees leaning towards my neighbors back porch. I thought it neighborly to have them cut down on my terms rather than mother natures. This tree service is owned/manned by an Air National Guardsman and his gaggle of kids. Considering the absenteeism required of that occupation, It warmed my spirit to know that Nathan and his kids would be working together as a family to remove my two trees. I never showed up to point out the trees, courtesy of yahoo maps, me taking pictures, surveyors tape and texting. I never had to do rush hour traffic to point out the trees....BONUS! Support local Support a serviceman Support family values you'll feel good about it. I do.

Gage tree service did a most amazing job on our property from the tall poplars to cleaning the…read moredeadfall. they were extremely attentive to my requests . Quick to respond to my texts and calls. Nate is Amazing! Truly talented. He worked nonstop with his masher and was the best person . He operates a single machine that smashes a tree down to the ground and leaves no debris! Definitely the way to go when removing trees.

***Update: 9/20/2016***…read more Scott Gage, owner of Gage Tree Service LLC just came out to my house to take a look at our driveway. I walked with him the length of our driveway pointing out the many, many hydraulic fluid stains that were visible from essentially the street up to our garage. On two occasions they sent employees out to attempt to remove the stains with various methods, however, they are all still visible. Surprisingly, the employee who came out the first time to address the stains said that we were not the only ones who had this issue, that there were "several others". After not hearing from them for over a week since their last attempt to remove the stains, I received an invoice for the tree removal they had originally come out for. I reached out to two different managers to find out if they had given up on the stains, and to inform them I would be getting estimates to have our driveway seal coated, which seemed to be the only way to mitigate the stains. I was told the following day that this issue would be handled by Scott Gage when he returned to town. In the meantime, I did receive an estimate to have my driveway seal coated for $1800. The outstanding invoice was $400, so I offered to put the $400 towards the seal coating and have Gage pick up the remaining $1400. Scott's reply to that was "You're a tool. You're a fucking tool. That's not gonna happen." He then said "If I scratched your tailgate, would you expect me to paint your entire truck?" I said "No, but I would expect you to paint the entire tailgate. Are you suggesting I just have the stains seal coated and leave the rest?" In previous communications with Mike, a general manager, I learned that the crew did notice the leak while they were here and removed the equipment immediately. However, they made no mention of the leaks and did nothing to mitigate them. With this type of leak, immediate absorption is imperative, and they failed to act. It wasn't until several days later that someone showed up to try to clean the stains. Scott did point out that they did some extra work that was above and beyond the scope of the initial estimate. Essentially, a tree that was only supposed to removed from about the midpoint to the top was removed completely. The extra work was brought to my wife's attention. Cassandra Shoemaker, the production manager, pointed out that more of the tree was dead than initially thought, so it was recommended that it be removed completely. My wife asked about the extra cost and was told "don't worry about it." While we were prepared and willing to pay the added cost, apparently they decided not to charge anything extra, given, I assume, the fact that they were already there, set up, and it was, in comparison to the original scope, not that much work. Now he throws it in my face. Scott also disagreed with the timeline I presented as far as what it took for them to come out in the first place. He claimed it was 12 days from the time my wife called to authorize and schedule the work until the work was done. My wife called 8/16/16 at 5:10 pm to authorize and schedule the work. Was told she'd get a call from the scheduler. She called again 8/17/16 at 8:56 am, hoping to speak to the scheduler. No luck. She called again 8/25/16 at 3:20 pm, again hoping to speak to a scheduler. No luck. Four days later, tired of waiting, I called myself, on 8/29/16 at 12:29 pm. This was a Monday afternoon and I was finally told that we were "tentatively on the schedule for Wednesday, but we will definitely be there this week." Wednesday I get a text from Cassandra Shoemaker saying they are behind and can they please come Thursday. I said no problem. Thursday they did not show up. My wife called and was told "we're still planning to come but its going to be later this evening, after 6:30. Or, we can come tomorrow morning". My wife said to come Friday, which was 9/2/16. This was 17 days after we called to authorize and schedule. My wife was never given a date, an estimate of a date, or even a return phone call. It wasn't until I called 13 days later that we were able to get anywhere with them. In the end, Scott left, saying the work was "on the house" and that was all he was willing to do. He said "Your driveway looks like shit, and if it had been seal coated you wouldn't have these stains." I responded "My driveway looks like shit, not because it wasn't seal coated prior to your visit, but because you leaked hydraulic fluid all over it, and then your crew, noticing the massive leak, did nothing about it." He complained quite a bit about my review, claiming it was "manipulative". I said "No, it was an accurate and factual representation of my experience with your company." Not addressing the problem immediately and ignoring it was their biggest mistake. Sending Scott to my house to call me a "fucking tool" was their second biggest mistake. Stay away from these guys.

We had a great experience with Xtreme Alaska Spray Foam! This was our first experience with spray…read morefoam and believe me it not for the beginner. Good thing we had a professional. He came on time and prepared. Even had protection for us. Super happy with the quality of work. Will use them again if need be.

these guys are such great help! They go above and beyond and they offer amazing value and their…read moreservice is unparalleled. If you want real help with Electrical issues, avoid the big box stores and visit the guys at browns Electric!