JBC did a full kitchen remodel for us. We tore down a wall and extended our tiny galley kitchen…read moreinto a rarely used "sitting room." Their work and that of their subcontractors was all high quality. Our foreman Gary was a pleasure to work with. He would not accept any shortcuts and wanted to ensure we were happy with everything. We are loving our new kitchen!

The first thing Tom told me when he came over for the first day of work was: "How did you find…read morethese guys? They can't find new customers and all their existing customers aged out/died". We probably should have ran at this point. We had a quote from Johnson Brothers Construction to rebuild our shower that had a leaking drain. Their quote was very competitive ($10k + tax) and they seemed knowledgable enough, so we went with them, aware that things might go over the quoted amount given that every projects has unknown. We did have some unforeseen things happen, requiring an extra day of labor to strengthen the floor and some weirdness about the existing drain setup that was taken care of by a plumber in an hour. Yet, here we are, two months later with a total bill that is well over twice the quoted amount, a tiling job that is sub-par and a lot of finishing touches are still missing. When you hire a general contractor, you expect them to guarantee some level of quality and to advocate on your behalf with subcontractors. In our case, the tiling subcontractor not only did a horrible job, but also tried to increase the cost for some work we already sign-off on and way over ordered one of the types of tiles (that we had to pay for). In the end the subcontractor fixed as much as they could short of redoing the whole floor, but we were the one fighting for it and inspecting the work. JBC just stood by. JBC also had two subcontractor give us quote for some drywall for a transition strip. Their interfacing between these subcontractors is essentially a series of screenshots of iMessage conversations they have with those subs. I made it clear to the drywall sub that I wanted quotes for the different parts of the job. He gives us one opaque quote with possibly an extra $100 (??). The transition strip sub, what we hear is that he'll come by by the end of next week. Saturday comes and he is no where to be found. JBC gave no updates along the way. I could also talk about their opaque billing practices, how they're charging for labor hours that don't seem to line up with what I can see on my front door camera. Or how they have 3 guys show up for the same amount of time and yet one of them is charging for an extra half hour? Honestly I could go on and on. We definitely regret going with JBC for our job. I should have heeded my gut feeling when Tom said what he did. You definitely should.

Thank you for the repair of the room, for the re-equipment of electricity and plumbing, I recommend…read morethis team to everyone.

Would never recommend this company to anyone. We had work done in 2019 after water damage to our…read morehome. Still dealing with issues because the work wasn't done correctly. It was a mess. Why the late review you may ask? Because I don't like to throw small businesses under the bus but after all the work I am having to do to fix their lack of due diligence and inept work, I am still frustrated.

Great service! Do not confuse them with washington construction concept that is a whole other storyread more

I highly recommend Concept Construction LLC. The owner is very personable, detail oriented and very…read moreknowledgeable. I hired John to remodel my condo in 2007 updating it from its 1980's condition where he built me a new open kitchen and remodeled my entire bathroom. More recently I purchased a house where I hired John to remodel my bathroom. He also extended the footing, vaulted my ceiling and replaced all of the old leaky plumbing. I continue to be amazed and pleased by his skills as a builder and craftsman and would have no problem hiring him again for my next project!

We've been looking a long time for an honest roofing company after we got burned by the one we…read morehired to put a new roof on our house. Our HVAC guy recommended Ron's Roof Repair and we're extremely glad he did. When Wes first came to our home to look at the job and give us a price estimate, we liked him right away. Very easy manner that put us at ease. It was almost like we enjoyed chatting with him (while he answered our questions) so much it was almost a case of "Oh yeah, you need to look at the roof." Wes not only went up onto the roof, he took photos of everything and gave us an honest appraisal of the work done by the previous roofing company. giving suggestions on how to improve that job along with the new repairs he would do. On the scheduled day of the repair, Wes showed up with two trucks and entire crew. The work was done within a couple of hours and once again, Wes had photos of what he'd done. The proof of the quality of his company's work is that we didn't get a single roof leak during all the heavy rains from the atmospheric rivers that have been flowing over our heads. Not to worry: he guarantees the work over a specified time period. In addition to the roof repair, his guys cleaned the moss off the shingles, cleaned out the rain gutters AND picked up all the roofing nails off the ground. With the previous company, we were finding nails in the front and back yards for months. So yeah, we found our honest, extremely thorough roofing company. The good news for us is that we'll be scheduling another appointment. Our detached garage has moss all over the roof and we're sure the gutters and drains need clearing out too. Which is another cool thing about Wes's company: some roofers will only come out to put on a new roof and nothing else. Wes will gladly come out even when the job's maintenance only like getting rid of the moss or cleaning out rain gutters and drainpipes. Every homeowner needs to find a good roofer. We found ours.

We had to get a new roof and wanted to get it done before summer was over. Wesley came out the same…read moreday I called him and had a very reasonable bid to me the next day. The old roof was torn off and within a couple days we were completed. I especially liked the magnetic roller they used to pick up nails and keep my fur babies little paws safe. Highly recommend!

This company has changed my perspective on general contracting for homes. I used to live in this…read morehouse and it looked NOTHING like it does now. Not only is everything remodeled and looking beautiful, I do not even recognize this home. If you are looking to redo your kitchen, living space, dining room, or even bathrooms (and many more) than I highly suggest you check out Spaces General Contracting. The team is very knowledgeable, respectful, and will absolutely create your dream home. Spaces General Contracting is the future of design and culture!

Highly recommend this company! I wanted to have an additional bedroom to an existing house, but…read moreunfortunately, we didn't go forward with the project due to a sudden change of plan on my end (family stuff). Scott and Trace were great and very professional. They're engaged to your project, replies to your messages fast and very detailed. All I had was a very basic plan/layout, no design whatsoever, and they helped me out a lot with options and / or ideas that would also help me minimize my total cost. Trace did wonderful when he visited my home for a consultation. He is knowledgeable and detailed, and he was using such quite advanced tools!! I'm very confident that they would've pulled off the project very well. Great people, great company! Thank you again for a wonderful experience throughout the process.

As a household manager who has interviewed many vendors and coordinated a range of home projects,…read moreStronghome Seismic truly stands out for the clear communication and the care James brings to his work. He kept me updated at every stage, followed through on what he said he would do, and handled the entire process with professionalism and real accountability. After getting three bids, I'm confident we made the right decision. I would absolutely work with him again and recommend him without hesitation.

In my search for a new home insurance company, I needed a review and verification that our home had…read morebeen seismically retrofitted. That work was done over 30 years ago. James came out to our home, inspected the work that had been done, looked at the photographs of the work in progress from that time, and was able to provide me with the documentation I needed. He also pointed out that the retrofit exceeded what is typically done. I was under a fairly tight time frame for this evaluation to be completed. He did it in the time frame I needed and at a very competitive cost. I would recommend his services to others.

Highly recommend for framing they are great contractors. Would hire them again for more jobs.read more

Don't hire or work for this company, they hired me to build a duplex in Seattle and stiffed me for…read moreover $40k. Yury, Daniel, Olga Alex, and the whole company are total crooks.

We used MTB for a major (down to the foundation) remodel and we could not be happier with the…read moreresults! Scott and Craig took to the time to listen to what we wanted and brought our project in on time. They were on top of every detail and were fun to work with. We feel very fortunate to have a MTB built home - thanks MTB!

I had Scott provide an estimate for a $100k full kitchen remodel. I worked with my own structural…read moreengineer and architect to acquire a permit for removing a load-bearing wall (as Scott said he couldn't manage that portion of the project: "We don't have time right now to do the drawings for the permit. You will need to get someone else to sort that out."), and once I had the permit, Scott sent over a contract. The contract included a clause stating "all claims and disputes between the parties arising out of or related to this Agreement shall be resolved by binding arbitration" which I didn't feel comfortable with. I suggested removing that clause, and Scott insisted on it remaining in the contract as written. I accepted and asked Scott if he would like me to sign electronically or on paper. At that point I didn't hear from him for one week despite multiple emails and phone calls. After a week, he emailed me saying the negotiation (despite my accepting the original contract in the end) was a "big red flag from me and I don't think we can do the job for you." Overall I found this interaction to be incredibly unprofessional, especially since we had been in communication for multiple months and intended to start contraction in just a few weeks.