Level Up Drywall was awesome! I had a tree branch fall through my roof and damage the drywall…read moreinside. They showed up right on time (even a little early like I requested) and got straight to work. They checked everything for water damage before patching up the hole and did an amazing job. They really took their time and didn't rush, which shows they care about doing things right. They are well-priced and very organized. Maria was prompt with any questions that I had. Super professional, friendly, and reliable. I'd definitely call them again!

If you are local and EVER have drywall needs, Level Up Drywall is amazing. Juan is super kind,…read moreknowledgeable, professional, fast and his rates are beyond reasonable and their customer service is fantastic. Times are hard for everyone, especially local, small businesses (I unfortunately lost the best plumber for this reason), so if you need someone who really knows what he's doing, give Level Up a call and support a local family that makes sure you, your home and your family are taken care of right.

We truly regret using Mr Johnson for our patchwork repairs in our home. We had several settling…read moreissues on our walls that needed repair. He told us it would be difficult to match the texturing to the existing texturing. That was not a problem for us, we could work around that. However nearly all the spots he's worked on look like something my grandchild has done. It's clumpy and doesn't blend in with the wall whatsoever. He left drywall spackle or whatever he uses all over our carpet and trim. I'm not sure if he was in a hurry, or if he just resented having to do the job here. Now we're stuck with what looks like clumps of clay on our wall and no evidence of even trying to use texture. I definitely cannot recommend him to do work in your home.

We hired Dave of Johnson Drywall to drywall a building on our property. He quoted us a bit more…read morethan the other guys, but there was a reason: You get what you pay for. He will only quote for exactly the work he is going to do, nothing more, nothing less. So tell him exactly what you are looking for. Be open to his suggestions, he knows what he is doing and he can steer you away from making choices you'll regret later. Be really clear about your vision and he will deliver. Our walls came out almost seamless. Except for a few tiny spots along the floor that we plan to cover with trim anyway, you couldn't see the joints. Unlike drywall work I've seen in the past ( I used to clean new builds) the seams blended right into the wall board. Dave was also careful to keep the mess to a minimum. We put Kraft paper down ahead of time, and he cleaned up after himself each day. I would recommend him to family and friends and plan to use him on my other projects in the future.

So pleases with D & B! Our kitchen leak turned into a kitchen remodel and they took all our…read morerequests and turned them into reality! Beautiful tile work, painting and new built in cabinets on this 1942 kitchen, plus electrical, new appliances and more----very reasonable and clearly communicated what was happening each week.

These guys are the goods. I have used them on over a dozen projects and have been nothing but…read moreecstatic with the results! Brenton and David are very professional, and expert communicators. If you want the best quality work, completed on schedule, hire D&B for your commercial or residential project.

Teak Drywall did a fantastic job fixing our ceiling after it was damaged during an AC install. They…read morewere prompt, professional, and efficient. Teak clearly explained the plan, scheduled the repair quickly, and had it done within two days. The ceiling looks flawless--like the damage never happened! Great quality, perfect paint match, and smooth finish. Highly recommend them!

We had significant damage from water, so contacted Teak for drywall repair. They were available…read morequickly and completed the job with high quality. My wife and I really appreciated Chris who completed our job end to end, and was professional and an extremely hard worker. I will recommend Teak to any friends or family that need this service.

Great work. Greg and his partner did amazing.......Ace is amazing...... teust worthy and…read morereliable...... came on time......thanku so much!

To Crystal, the business owner of Ace Handyman Services- if you must try to unpaint yourself out of…read morea corner, then know that I will certainly respond. EVERY TIME. Yes I "fired" (not sure why that was in quotes- that's what I did) a contractor who told me our tiny bathroom would be finished in 5 days tops. Because the other bathroom is only a powder room, we already had to shower at the cabana at our condo complex. One worker was sent who started at 9, left for a good 2 hours to go to Home Depot to buy supplies for other customer jobs (all my supplies were pre-bought) and left at 3:00 every day. My husband took a week's vacation to sit in the condo while the bathroom was being worked on and after the 5 days was over, he was not even close. We were then asked to leave our key under the mat so someone could work while we were gone. We reluctantly did this, only to find our key under the mat when we got home, and finding that no one had showed up. That was DAY 12! And the shower mixer wasn't installed correctly, so the water barely got lukewarm. I had to call a plumber to get that fixed, and was lucky enough to call Evan from ProMax Water Heater who walked me through the repair on the phone and I fixed it myself. That guy is the absolute best!!! (Check out my review of Evan from ProMax- he's AMAZING). So YES CRYSTAL, I fired that company. Jeesh. Now, back to you. There was no leftover tile work. The guy set the baseboards and didn't grout them. I finished it myself and it wasn't hard. Now, if you needed to send a tile "expert" to grout 4 feet of baseboard then I'm not sure you understand what grouting 4 feet of baseboard entails. My bathroom needed someone to finish the drywall work. Period. I've explained that several times, so I'm surprised in all your meticulous note-taking that you are still completely confused by that. I did not need a tiling pro- I needed a really decent drywall guy, or maybe I needed the King of Drywall- I don't know, check your notes... And as for all my "really specific" timeframes, I had 10 days off for the holidays. I was told it would take all of 2 days to complete this little job (including draping plastic over the toilet and vanity, which I calculate would take 5 minutes if your guy was also a plastic-draping expert too). There would be one day in between for the mud to thoroughly dry, so 3 days total. I'm a pretty fast learner, so no, I wasn't going to leave the key under the mat again- I had 10 days off and was told the job could happen during that time. If it was such a heartache for you to schedule around the holidays because employees want to take time off, then here's what I would've said, "We'd love to take a look at your job, but we won't have anyone available until after the New Year." See how easy that is? Clients have the right to expect excellent, transparent, professional communication. I am not being difficult in my request that work done IN MY HOME is conducted during a time that works best for me. That doesn't make me high maintenance, it makes me organized.

Market pricing for subpar performance. Very disappointed in end result and treated house like a…read moreconstruction yard. Put an indent on every ceiling edge from pressing too hard with a putty knife to cut in when painting. One star rating because I paid the full amount ($3500+) and did not want them back in the house to re do the job, they did enough damage.

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Rule of thumb is never go with the cheapest bid and there is a reason why, it's called Artistic…read moreDrywall. I actually used these guys on two different projects. The first project was drywall repair through several rooms of a house. The guy they sent out was a "new hire" and I'm so glad they used my house to test out his skills. The guy spent more time talking then actually working and when he was supposedly done the end result was nowhere near perfection. Chris did come out and spent another day fixing the previous workers mistakes. Stupidly I picked them for another much larger project, hanging and finishing drywall in a 988 sq. ft. apartment. Once they started the project I had to call no less than 7 times to inquire where the workers were right in the middle of the job. Their excuse was either they were just so busy or "he's not there?" There again the finished project was left unsatisfactory. They didn't clean the dust off the walls before spraying PVA which left a very rough texture on what was supposed to be smooth walls, they hung drywall over one of my air vents, they sprayed over all my light bulbs and light switches because they didn't properly prep and they left several areas of pock holes for me to fix. In total I had to spend no less than two days fixing their drywall issues myself. Granted I'm not the fastest drywaller but I know what it takes to do a proper job. In my view the reason Artistic Drywall can do a project for less is they hire out all sub-contractors and they just act as the general contractor which is fine in most situations but if the general contractor never sets foot on the project then there is no accountability for what the sub-contractors are doing. Therefore their sub-contractors are taking advantage of them and in turn they turn out a poor product. I would advise to spend a little more and hire a more professional outfit for your drywall needs.

Artistic Drywall was the subcontractor responsible for the drywall in my 1-year old house. The…read moredrywall is covered under a 1-year warranty. I contacted Artistic Drywall because the sheetrock is buckling at the joints. They said they would return my call but never called back. When I called them again today the receptionist acted as if they never heard from me. Then she put someone else on the phone (sounded like a manager) who claimed they had finished the drywall on my house in 2016. The house was completed and put on the market in 2017. They didn't even bother to help out or make an estimate and claimed they hadn't been paid properly by MRN homes (the original contractor) for other jobs. Pretty bad customer service and also sounds like they don't care at all about their reputation for quality of work. I will definitely not reach out to these guys in the future when I need work done.

You know how some companies are so good that you hesitate to post how great they really are because…read moreyou don't want them to get 'too busy' kind of in a selfish way? These guys are that good! I had the chance to work with Snohomish Handyman (Pete and Mark) for three different projects. Project 1-this was our "get to know you" project. I had taken our cedar sauna apart as part of a home project, and had gingerly taken the cedar bits out so that the sauna could be rebuilt. Well, Pete and Mark didn't just put our sauna back together. It was craftsmanship at its best. One would never know that it had ever been taken apart. They even assisted with a design feature improving on my suggestion(s). Project 2-so after our great success with Project 1 I asked Pete if he would help with a list of 'things' that needed doing around our house. Some of these were basic like repairing sink stoppers, installing doorknobs, etc. The biggest of Project 2 was to rebuild our garbage slide in the kitchen which required the mechanical part to be removed from the cabinetry, a new platform built to support the sliding mechanism, and then reinstalling of the mechanism on the new support piece. When Pete did the reinstall, he made several significant improvements that improve things overall. Project 3-Pete and Mark successfully replaced several pieces of fascia on our 30-year-old Lindal solid cedar home, that over the years had started to degrade at the ends. (I think many homeowners are familiar with this phenomenon.) Pete was able to successfully source the necessary high-grade cedar in a very difficult market (pricing, yikes!). They stained the cedar prior to its installation, which meant at least two days of curing. They then installed the fascia board and edging in the areas to be replaced. But they didn't stop there. Pete and Mark custom crafted copper coverage for each piece they replaced. This repair was executed with diligence and expertise, and was beyond the scope of many other crafts people I've spoken with. Note the breadth of the work they completed our residence? They executed repairs of the simple stuff with the same degree of care and attention to detail as they did all the big stuff. They have a broad range of capabilities and expertise and are friendly and easy to work with. I found their pricing model straightforward. So, what's the best part? These are honest, trustworthy, hard-working folks who really want to do a good job for you! So let's keep them busy... But remember, not too busy as we still have a bunch of projects that need completing :-)

We asked Pete for help designing and building a modern looking hogwire fence to replace an old…read morepost-on-pipe decorative fence that was installed on top of a short concrete wall. I was really hoping to avoid damaging the concrete, and Pete came up with a great solution to leave the existing pipe imbedded in the wall, remove the post only, and buy posts that had the core drilled out to put back on to the pipe. This alone saved a considerable amount of time and money in my project and more than paid for his services! Further, he took my really rough drawings and helped improve the design to make it stronger, and had all the expertise to execute the build to a high standard! In the end, I ended up with a fence that looked WAY better than I ever dreamed! I can't recommend Pete enough: he produced excellent work, was willing to teach me (and my curious kiddos!), and was one of the most professional and nicest handymen I've ever hired. I certainly won't hesitate to call him for any other projects that I have coming up.