Had Tripp and Co replace all the spindles and railings for my 3 decks. One off master bedroom, the front porch, and the main deck. My neighbor sells lumber, so I bought materials from him...and I very much appreciated Tripp coordinating with him to make sure the design was correct. There were some minor disconnects that they were able to remedy giving us the look we wanted. They included a project mgr, Jay, who did a good job of keeping us up to date on the schedule, and the steps needed for a finished project. They did a good job cleaning up after a days work. I realize that I could have found a less expensive option, but I thrilled with the final results. And since it is composite, that's the last time I have to worry about it. read more

Trip's team was great to work with. The original project was to build an addition on the deck and replace the deck service with Trex decking. The bids for the original work and for the added scope were far. While removing the old decking rot was found under a good portion of the deck. After talking with Ron the project manager, we determined the best way forward was to rebuild the entire deck. Everyone on his team were great to work with. The carpenters assigned to this project were professional, meticulous, and cleaned up the job site every day. Overall the finished project exceeded our expectations, and we get lots of complements on the finished project. read more

I had all my work done before COVID in February 2020. What you need to know. * he charges $950 per day plus materials * he charges 20% mark up on all materials as stated in the fine print of the contract, *he refuses to show receipts for labor & materials * he finds other problems that are in dire need to be fixed when they really don't. * communication seems to be good but the lack of transparency causes discrepancies in what he says and what is being charged * I would describe Tripps renovations as the sleazy used car salesman of the construction world. *his entire crew smokes and you'll be picking up butts for weeks I bought my dream home for 400k. Thats a lot of money and a wanted things fixed right. Tripps renovations had a beautiful website with great examples so I got an estimate. His estimate was 33 k to fix all my water issues fix the balcony and tile my shower. Things kept popping up that needed addressed. He insisted I needed a new roof and he could do it while he was on site. According to him the shingles were defective and it was installed incorrectly. I called for a second opinion. My roofer ( who inspected the roof after I fired tripp) said I had top of the line 50yr shingles with 40 years of life left in them. My total budget was 35 so as items where added we would remove the less important things like trim and painting. Every time this happened we discussed the budget and every time Tripp would assure me that removing the other smaller task would keep us on budget. I got one invoice for 35k and I was fine with it, only 2 grand over budget. When he got to the bathroom I decided to increase my budget to 40k and have him do some extra work. We spoke and he agreed. The day after the demo of the master bathroom I received a bill for 52,000 dollars. I called him and that's what it would take to finish the job plus I had to buy the tile. Here is where i take issue. On Friday I signed the invoice for 35 k By Wednesday of the following week it jumped to 52k plus the cost of the tile. I told him he was either a crook or really bad at math because the numbers aren't adding up. He wouldn't provide receipts and he said he didn't have to charge what was estimated. When we told him to only contact us thru our lawyer he realized he double charged us for labor. It came down to 38k. We paid it to be done with him but my bathroom is demolished, my downspouts aren't fixed and my stucco is still only roughed in. A very expensive lesson. read more

The issue became the timeliness of a painting quote, which was not part of of the original estimate/quote.  The painters showed up and painted the exterior of the house, around the new windows.  Total area painted was 283 square feet.  The charge was an outrageous $2,401.  I never received a quote for the work until it was completed.  I would have never agreed to that price for such a small area.  When I complained, Tripp's wrote back to me "I'm surprised that we failed to provide you with an estimate as we typically do. I suppose we were more interested in making sure that the work got done.....".  They refused to take any responsibility for the error.  They still expected me to pay the full amount on invoice.  I did pay, but will NEVER use them again for potential bathroom remodels.  Be wary of overcharging by them. read more

Tripp and his workmen finished the third major upgrade to our home in September 2020. This time they did a complete renovation of our master bath. Previously they did a kitchen (2014 - 15) and a Florida room makeover in 2019. I recommend him wholeheartedly and without any reservations. He sticks to the plan that you coordinate with him before you start and he works personally with you as work continues. We especially enjoy his workers. Tripp goes to a lot of trouble to hire nice people that are professionals in their respective trade. We have worked with him since 2014 and have never been disappointed. I strongly recommend that you contact him if you are considering renovations to your home. read more

Amazing service, amazing quality! So happy with my home renovations. Definitely would recommend to anyone who is in need of any renovations.