Mike did a great job for my client so that I could get the house listed in sold. Competitive bid…read moreand work was done timely and excellent cleanup of the premises, too. Very happy, and so was my client.

Best Realtor Agency I have ever worked with. My 1st time selling a home. Kelly kept me informed…read morethru the entire process, provided excellent recommendations, has exceptional connections for any repairs needed prior to selling, and got me more money that I expected for the home. She and her family also went in and did a deep cleaning before showing the place to make it all sparkly at no charge. They provide OUTSTANDING service. I recommend them 100%.

Thank you, Barb Mullins, for making the transition to sell our childhood home as painless as…read morepossible! Ever since January, you have made it an easy transition for us! You are professional, kind and honest and we appreciate you! Thank you for helping us sell our home.

From start to finish Laura worked diligently with us to get the best deal on our home! We no…read morelonger live in Montana and trusted that Laura would look out for our needs. She immediately went to work for us ensuring all needed repairs were made in no time flat. She even managed to get us out of having to make additional repairs, savings us several thousand dollars out of pocket. She was always available and had some great ideas - selling our house before it was even listed/shown. Can't say enough about her professionalism and tireless support. Would use her again in a heartbeat and would recommend her to anyone looking for a great and trustworthy realtor.

Jen Peres at Clear Creek Property Management has been the best at managing my rental properties…read more She is honest and reliable; she takes care of the owner and tenants equally well. I trust her judgement and expertise and really appreciate that she values communication as highly as I do.

Recently Matt Graf and his team put in a perimeter fence for me at my tiny bungalow in Great Falls,…read moreMontana. My primary concern for the fence was security for the home and for my dogs. Matt and his team wtih Paradise Fencing delivered on everything they promised and kept to their proposed schedule. They were flexible with a few changes while on the job, made the adjustments that I needed (also on the fly). They took care of the permits and working with the City and that part was painless to me. They had the right equipment, got the right parts, were courteous, kept the work area clean. They also go above and beyond in creativity and meeting your needs and expectations. I would not hesitate to call Graf and his team if you're needing fencing. Feel free to PM me if you have any questions, I would be happy to serve as a reference. Graf and his team provide exceptional service.

This posting will serve as a rebuttal to the comments posted by Paradise Fence that are included in…read morethe below review. Timing of the posting of this review is irrelevant as long as the fence has not been repaired and/or modified since the past work performed by Paradise Fence. It was written and submitted on a time available basis. The fence has not received any repairs or modifications since the time of the Paradise Fence work and is presently available for inspection to show the quality of work that was performed. The subject of this review is not about fence age nor is it about any comments made by the owner. It is about the end result regarding the condition of the reassembled fence. Aside from the damaged posts and with exception to the very bottom run of the fence boards all other wood could have been recoverable to create a still viable fence. But now with the random replacement of the boards not to their original locations and having resultant re-cutting of the wood to fit it is apparent that it will most likely make it difficult to rebuild the fence without having to replace considerably more wood than was originally proposed. The "good faith" statement made by the Paradise Fence representative was made with no contractual basis, merely a spoken statement. It is not guaranteed as to if this action would become valid in the future without a signed agreement between both parties. As for the replacement wood, a cost of significantly more than originally considered will most likely be incurred due to the actions of the repair listed in the above paragraph. And part of my opinion of "good faith" is based upon the initial contact with Paradise Fence after job completion via email describing the reassembled condition of the fence plus included photos and a request for a representative of Paradise Fence to visit the site to inspect the overall condition of the work performed. Subsequent to this no response or visit was received in return. As evidence to the original condition of the cedar boards on the fence prior to repair it should be noted that this section of the fence is only a part of a longer run of the fence. Visual comparison between the non-repaired and repaired portions of the fence will quickly show a significant difference in quality and the randomness of reassembly from the repair. As for the comment of the fence repair being from purely "...an esthetic issue" I cannot agree to that description fitting the current condition of the fence. The project was focused on replacing the posts and putting the fence back together in a proper and actual "aesthetic" fashion. It was not expected that extreme meticulous work had to be performed during reassembly but at least the weathered and damaged boards be reinstalled along the bottom of the fence as requested by the owner instead of "shotgunning" their locations randomly on the fence. And why was a short board that no longer fit left hanging that was hidden behind the lilac bushes? And why were the two fence posts near the end of the run cut to irregular lengths?? How can a post set in concrete that was cut too short be lengthened without cheating by adding a separate length to the top or tearing out the new post and attaching concrete??? The photos do not lie.

They have come out several times to fix things at the home we are currently renting. Amazing…read morecustomer service! Easy to communicate and make appointments with and they do great work!

The plumber I use told me about Great Falls Home Services when I needed to have some work done, and…read morethey have completed a number of projects for me including drywall work, painting, and laying new flooring. I am so pleased with everything they have done! They do quality work at very reasonable prices, are reliable, and they are a pleasure to work with! They are my go-to company, and I highly recommend them.

If you want reasonably priced door service from an honest man whos learned a lot in the last 25…read moreyears of working on garage doors. there's no better company in great falls than Hieb's garage door, Jake Hieb has provided excellent commercial and residential work despite being a completely solo act, and will give you the best recommendation for your project.

We are building a shop on our property. My husband wanted the outside weatherproofed before the…read moreMontana cold sets in. In August, Jake with Hieb's Garage Doors visited our property, provided my husband with a quote and told him it would take three to four weeks for garage doors to come in. He asked my husband for a substantial amount down ($13,125) to cover the cost of the doors so he could get them ordered. Jake told him he was going on vacation, but he would order the doors right away and would be able to get the work done in short order after the doors arrived. My husband wrote him a check and was issued an invoice. The check cleared my husband's account shortly after. After the four weeks had passed, my husband started checking in with Jake to determine where he was on the list. Jake would provide an answer, then the next communication, would push back the timeframe again. This went on for weeks. This wasn't our first construction project, so my husband understood that there are many legitimate times when work to be completed gets delayed. He kept patiently checking in, concerned about keeping the weather out of his newly built shop. Jake's reply for his delay and when my husband could expect him to complete the work kept shifting. Near the end of October, we started suspecting that Jake's reasons were merely excuses for delaying our reaction to his inability to do the job as promised. My husband's phone calls became more frequent. Jake finally called my husband, telling him he had some bad news. Jake said he didn't have the garage doors nor did he have my husband's money. Uh. Yeah. That's really bad news! His explanation for what he did with our money wasn't rational or reasonable. Still and yet again, my husband gave him the benefit of the doubt. This guy came recommended and had great reviews. Jake promised to have a good chunk of my husband's deposit returned at the end of the week, again fluctuating on the details and how much he had on hand, when he was going to get the remainder, etc. When the deadline came, my husband called Jake again and offered to pick up any amount he could to start a payback in good faith. Jake then told him he didn't have any money and that my husband should be grateful that he did not keep stringing him along! My husband then told Jake that he wanted to be paid back in full, $13,125 and even gave Jake a few more days to do it so that Jake could obtain a loan from a family member (as he said he was going to do) On the specified date, Jake made no effort to contact my husband. Zip. Nothing. My husband then filed a report with the Cascade County Sheriff's Office Report# 24-04515) and Jake has been charged with felony theft. This is not chump change. It is money that was earned honestly by my husband and belongs to my husband. Businesses are expected to act in good faith. Deposits are not loans nor are they ever meant for someone to spend at their discretion for vacations, band tours, or whatever they feel like, willy-nilly. Even if a person thinks they can make up for it on the back end, that's not the purpose of a deposit. EVER. Yes. We are entitled. To $13,125 that Jake Hieb took and did God Knows What with. He sure as heck didn't order doors with it! My husband repeatedly gave Jake time to produce a refund on his deposit. Jake continually promised and failed to do that. Please. Be cautious where you spend your hard earned money.