This is my five and a half year review of my Alturas home in the Bainbridge subdivision in…read moreMeridian. I am completely satisfied with my home and give Alturas homes a solid five star rating! This home has been trouble free because the quality of construction was first rate. The people at Alturas were a true pleasure to work with before, during and after completion of my new home. If I ever build a new home again, I hope I can work with Alturas homes again. Highly recommend. Steve S

I have a new construction home with Alturas in the Boise Foothills (6 months old). Alturas has been…read moreAWESOME to deal with when it comes to warranty work. Absolutely 1st class. Most of the time they will have someone out same day, next day at the latest. Ashley Brown at Alturas is by miles the best customer service rep I have ever had with any of the new homes I have owned (4). She answers emails immediately and has always been responsive to anything I have needed. Quality homes and an even better staff!!!!!

I would not recommend CoverTech company. They built a small pergola for us working through a…read morelandscape company in Boise. There were several issues, but the biggest one is they cut one of the beams 1/2" short which is very noticeable. When we asked them to replace the beam they first said it was within "threshold" even though the rest of the beams are flush and do not have a space. After continuing to ask them to fix the beam they said they would not be responsible for the structure AND WE HAD TO PAY FOR THE BEAM AND THEIR LABOR. This clearly shows their lack of craftsmanship. No craftsman would say 1/2" off on a board was within threshold. For another issue we had their technician changeout silver bolts on a black structure (which should never have been silver since the remainder of the bolts were black) and didn't even have a drill. We would definitely not ever recommend this company to anyone.

They were friendly and thorough. Fairly priced, accomplished their work timely, even when the…read morecounty inspectors failed to show up. The work easily passed inspection. Our patio cover looks great and is very sturdy. We had several options to choose from. We would recommend Covertech and would hire again.

Leshs's came highly recommended via some other reviewers. I had a Dometic Fridge propane issue that…read morewe just couldn't figure out and/ or were not comfortable attempting on our own for our 2013 R Pod. I called and Lynn gave me their hourly repair estimate which was a lot less than a local competitor's price, as well as getting me in the SAME day. The other RV place had a 3 week wait. I picked up my R Pod the following day and they said it was just a dirty burner. No repair, no extra charges or fixing things that didn't need it. Charged me one hour of labor for diagnostics and I was on my way. Great service, good communication and seem very honest without trying to dupe me.

** Avoid this place of business at all cost... **…read more I took my 27' Outdoor RV travel trailer into Lesh's to have it winterized (a $90 service). It is forecasted to be 19 degrees this coming weekend in the Treasure Valley and it is a must do in order to avoid future repairs... After dropping the trailer off, I was called an hour later and was told that it was all done. First thing I did when I got home with the trailer was to pull the outdoor shower out of the box and turn both the hot and cold sides open. Clear water gushed out of the shower head for a good 5 seconds - which SHOULD NOT happen if a trailer is winterized. When you are "winterizing" anything, that means NO WATER left in the system. Instead, RV antifreeze (9 times out of 10 pink in color) should come out, if anything. So the back shower was not winterized and with that much water left in the line, the plastic shower head would easily crack during an Idaho winter. I then checked the "lowest point" drains on the trailer. With my trailer, the valves are in the bathroom, underneath the sink. Unfortunately, that means that the slide has to come out in order to get into the bathroom. Then a panel has to be unscrewed and removed to get to the valves. That means that all the stuff under the sink has to come out. It was quite obvious to me that NONE of that was done. All of the items under the bathroom sink were in their original position. That means that the "low point" valves were not opened during the "winterizing" process. I went ahead and did all that I described above myself and sure enough, a puddle of clear water was laying out on the street after I opened the low point valves in the RV's bathroom. So now I am beyond suspicious of this shop... I then taped a white Q-Tip to the end of a thin rod. I stuck the rod down four different drains - shower, bathroom sink, both kitchen sinks - there was nothing but water on the end of the rod each time I did this. The antifreeze is pink and is easy to smell. A white Q-Tip would have easily shown pink antifreeze residue. I found NONE. Ok, so now I know something is up - I've just paid $90 for a service that was not done. One more thing to check. Might as well get a bucket and open up the grey tank sewage valve since I had completely emptied both grey and black tanks earlier in the day. Everything that I had researched on winterizing an RV stated that as much as 2 to 4 gallons of antifreeze (depending on size of RV) will be used in the winterizing process. Along with pumping antifreeze through the electric water pump, a half a cup to a full cup of antifreeze is supposed to be poured down every sink, the shower, and the toilet. Did any antifreeze come out of the grey tank and into my bucket. NOPE. Just a small amount of clear water that accumulated from driving the trailer to and from the service appointment. I suspect that all this shop did was to stick an air compressor on to the back of my trailer and then open up the kitchen faucet. That's it. 90 bucks please... The bathroom was not touched. The outdoor shower at the rear of the trailer was full of water. The "low point" drains were not drained. I cannot find antifreeze ANYWHERE within my trailer. Now I've got to contact my credit card company to dispute the charges and I've got to purchase all the tools/items necessary to winterize this travel trailer. This is a dishonest shop, avoid it, and realize that there are plenty of other choices in the Treasure Valley to go to for RV service. I'll be a DIY for winterizing my trailer moving forward...

This company far exceeds any expectation! Friendly, courteous, does exactly what they tell you…read morethey're going to do and attentive to your needs. I have and will definitely be recommending them.

We have met up with Gem State several times when walking through various home shows and were very…read moreimpressed with their selection of products. After much discussion, we moved forward with this company to install a retractable screen door for our front door. The estimate meeting was quick, enjoyable and the owner was on time. Our installation was less than a week later, with prompt confirmation of the appointment the day before. The installer was on time, efficient, clean and eager to do a great job. Excellent experience and product. We love it!

We really like the two screens ClearView installed on our home. We particularly like the soft…read moreopening feature of the screens. And their quality appears to be excellent. Also, Phil was extremely attentive to our needs and desires throughout the process of giving us a good cost quote, and in the installation, itself. I highly recommend ClearView screens from Boise Clear View.

My family and I viewed a home today through Smart Move property management. My wife Dianna…read morecontacted them and they made it super streamlined and very easy to see this home. I highly recommend this company to anyone looking around for new homes. Or to work with some incredible professionals. Definitely enjoyed the whole experience. Great job guys!!! Looking forward to working with them in the future.

The photos of a property we viewed were misleading. The condo did not seem well-kept from the…read moreoutside and the boards and windows were dirty. There was an over abundance of cars on the street unlike the spacious area portrayed on the photos. We had minor issues with the lockbox. Next to the lockbox was a laminated handout warning us of scammers and not to communicate with individuals claiming to be the owners of the condo. We wondered if this neighborhood was as safe as we originally thought. The back patio was very small and looked unkept. Finally the inside was quite old and dark during midday, unlike the open airy well lit spaces portrayed in the photo. We could hear creaks going up the stairs. We felt like we were mislead by photos that did not truly represent the property we viewed.

The owner (Jeff) is a really nice guy and I have seen glowing reviews of Bear's on other review…read moresites, but my experience was not at all memorable in a good way. I brought my travel trailer in to Bear's shortly before Memorial Day to put it on consignment, and the first problem was the $1k gap between the initial price Jeff gave me and the price he then offered when I got the trailer there in person. I understand there was some reconditioning that needed to be done but this was contemplated in the initial quote he gave me. But fine... I was ready to move forward anyway. Jeff gave me a laundry list of fixes he was going to make to get my trailer ready to sell and I was excited thinking he'd get right on it and sell it in a hurry. Boy, was I wrong. The trailer sat for over a month in the same spot I had parked it and I never heard from Jeff why or when he was planning to work on it. I periodically asked him for updates, to which he provided vague promises and delivered no action. Fast forward another 1+ month and I was finally fed up. I went to pick up my trailer and told Jeff I'd gladly pay for any reconditioning he did so I could sell it on my own, and was amazed to see that he had done basically NOTHING. I got the trailer home and sold it on my own in a matter of 3 days and am kicking myself for not doing it much sooner. Bottom line... I think Bear's has some good pricing on the RV's they do sell (thus the 2 stars) so I might consider buying from them in the future, but I would never put another unit on consignment there.

An honest, quality business. We consigned and sold our popup camper with them in 2014 and traded…read moreour motorhome for a newer model in 2016. Both transactions were well managed and we were treated fairly. We plan to have this motorhome for several years, but when it is time to trade, we will go back to Bear's. We found their inventory to be high quality and their after purchase advice and assistance excellent. Bear's does have a service department, but they do have a network of service providers who have assisted us with modifications and accessories. Jeff and Chris worked to make sure we were satisfied with our transactions and assisted us in determining the units that met our needs and made suggestions that saved us money.

Excellent company, stands behind their work 100%. Vincent is very knowledgeable and can cover all…read moreyour RV repairs and or modifications.

Took my 5th wheel toy hauler in for some major modifications. I had 800 watts of solar, 4 100 amp…read morelithium batteries, Victron 3000 watt pure sine wave charger inverter, and a new roof coating. Every thing was done in a professional manner and looks great. Everything works as promised. Now my trailer is wired to fully 110v charged inside. I am very pleased with all the work they did and recommend to any one needing RV repairs or modifications. KennyEverythinganyone