I've hired Stage Secrets dozens of times over the last two years. They provide 2hr stages for my…read moreclients with existing furniture and occupied homes; but where they really shine is when we have a vacant home. I will not sell a home over $300k vacant ever again. My listings bring more money and sell faster, period. On top of that, my clients are blown away and rave to their friends. I attached just a handle of photos. Debbie and her team are always on time and in perfect communication. I have zero complaints and I'm not an easy customer. Cheers,

We had wanted to update our kitchen and living room for years but it felt like such a big project…read moreit was hard to know where to start. But Spruced made it easy, understanding our vision, goals, and budget and offering options to help us achieve them. The attention to detail from both the design and construction teams was great; they asked our preference on things I wouldn't have even thought of. And when we had change orders, they worked with us to come up with solutions. When issues came up, they made them right. The result is a kitchen that's much more functional and spaces that look and feel brighter and more like us. I'd definitely reach out to them again with future needs.

Awesome work with Bre and the team there. Excellent work from the design to the install. Great…read morecommunication and responsiveness throughout the entire project. Highly recommend and would use again!

Great place, love working here. As a team we always make sure to give the best customer service…read morefor repeat business.

great company helps a lot of individuals trying to get their small business up and running by…read morefarming out jobs on site to private contractors , great pay flexible hrs and plenty of over-time management is interesting get in good with the rite people and its a great place to work

I urgently needed a structural engineer to evaluate my foundation for a patio project in order to…read moreobtain a permit from the city and Deepak @ Truss Consulting Engineers came to my rescue. While other engineers were too busy to even respond to me, Deepak was very prompt in getting back to me. Not only was I able actually able to reach him on the phone, but he responds to text messages which is a big deal for me because of my hectic schedule. I want to thank Truss Consulting for their prompt response and services while other companies were too busy to even respond to me. Deepak is a true professional, he is very courteous and willing to go above and beyond to make sure your project is planned correctly. He is #1 on thumbtack for a reason and I highly recommend him for your structural engineering needs.

I was getting a lot of conflicting foundation repair reports. I hired Truss Consulting Engineers…read moreand they came out very fast. Had a great turn around and showed and told me exactly what I needed to do. It made every thing a lot easier when talking with Foundation Repair companies.

Was sold turf for an application that was recommended by seller. When turf arrived to the location…read moreit was not the correct style. When we reached out to swap for another style that would work, we were told we are out of luck. Terrible customer service. When we are recommended to use a certain type of turf, we would hope the seller would know what we are needing if they are making recommendations due to them being the seller. And if the order is incorrect we would hope they would work with us to make the sale right.... But not this company, they are obviously not worried about having repeat customers. They just want to tell us we are out of luck. All sales are final.

Great company to work with and great selection of products to help with your project needs. Office…read morestaff is courteous and very knowledgeable.

The Agape team was outstanding. They are extremely professional, and all their subcontractors have…read morebeen chosen with the same work ethic. Workers are where they say they're going to be, when they say they're going to be there. Working with Eric, Nate, Riley, and others was an absolute pleasure. Their attention to detail and respect for other areas of my home during construction is not to be taken lightly. They changed out air filters at the end of the project and paid attention to all kinds of details that may not have mattered to others, but mattered to me. I especially appreciated Eric's patience with me as I tried to figure out what the shower doors should look like. His concern with "functionality" only matched mine. All in all, it was a great experience.

The Agape teams were outstanding. Friendly, punctual, always kept me posted on issues and…read moreprogress. They resolved issues in a timely manner. Their subcontractors did good work. Agape always left the worksite clean. I recommend you throughly understand the contract for additional expenses you are responsible for outside of those included in the contract. Then there won't be surprises. I have used them for several projects and always pleased with their work. I feel I am over paying but I know they stand behind their work.

Years ago, I was in the film business and the rule of thumb on all projects was, "Good, Fast,…read moreCheap. Pick two." This has since turned out to be pretty much true in all endeavors. But in home remodeling, depending on who you get, that may turn out to not be the case. In August, I reached out to DFW Improved to get a quote on completely remodeling my kitchen. I foolishly thought that this would be the fast part and the actual construction would take forever. Turns out this is completely reversed and for good reason. Their sales rep (Debra Fitzhugh) came out to the house to get a feel for the scope of work. We talked a lot. This would be a common occurrence throughout the project. At one point I asked her, "Within $10,000, how much do you think this will cost?" She gave me a number that turned out to be pretty much exactly what the final initial estimate was. I was impressed. This was a real learning experience for me. Several years ago, I had my bathroom remodeled and that was a disaster. The prep meetings were brief, the communication was terrible, and the people doing the work frequently were not given the correct instructions from the project manager. None of that happened here. In the school of measure twice, cut once, the sales rep, their designer (Tiffany Confer), and their cabinet guy (Evan Maier) all spent multiple hours with my wife and I going over everything. Cabinets, counters, tile, fixtures, options, colors, backsplash, lights, counter edges, sinks, electrical, drawers, even grout colors. Their cabinet guy even came by my house and spent an hour with me going over the first draft of his cabinet drawings while we went wall by wall making adjustments to his blueprints real time. We probably spent seven to eight weeks just working on the design and it was the best spent time ever. You may come to the project with 100 photos from Pinterest and YouTube videos. But until you plan it out in your space, you have no idea if the things you want will even fit. I suggest that everyone who shows up to the design meeting at least agrees principle with what it is you want. Don't wait until that meeting to talk about it. Be prepared. Once the designs were final and signed off on, we were assigned a project manager (Cole Standridge) who took over and scheduled all of the worker bees. Remember the communication issues I had with the bathroom? Gone. Our PM was at our house every single day. We discussed timelines, next steps, made adjustments and modifications and we even had a chat channel between him, our sales rep, and us to keep everyone up to date minute by minute. We talked a lot. It was great. Once the work began, I was continually impressed by the quality of each and every contractor that worked on the job. Demolition, electrical, plumbing, sheet rock, tiles, paint prep, paint, countertops, everyone. They were all exceedingly diligent and productive. The level of detail that they paid to their work was astounding as there were numerous times someone would be working on something that I didn't even know needed to be done. Our PM frequently would point out something to adjust or fix that I just didn't see until he showed it to me. How long did the construction part take? I estimated it would take two months, and it was much less than that and, in the end, the final product was much better than I imagined it in my head. Was it cheap? No. I didn't expect it to be. Was it what I budgeted? Yes. Was every additional charge along the way discussed, documented, justified, and agreed upon? Yes. Was the work professionally done by fast, dedicated, skillful, friendly people? Yes. Was it fast? All in all, the part I expected to be slow was fast and the part I ignorantly expected to be fast was slowed down for our benefit. In conclusion, I fully recommend DFW Improved for your next project. I have a handful of projects I want to do with them myself over the next few years.

The customer service will be good, however their estimate will be high. I believe it's because they…read morehave a showroom (overhead) to cover.

From start to finish, Plano Commercial Flooring was a pleasure to work with. We had them install…read morenew carpet tiles throughout our conference center, and their crew was efficient, courteous, and incredibly detail-oriented. They managed to complete the job ahead of schedule and left no mess behind. The new carpet looks amazing and really transformed the space. We appreciated the clear communication throughout and the flexibility in working around our event schedule.