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"SFW Painting came to my house and gave me a paint estimate. They were very courteous and thorough."

Chosen Wood Windows is a leading full-service window restoration contractor specializing in repairing and preserving both historic and modern wood windows, as well as vintage steel windows, for residential and commercial properties. Our expert team provides glass replacement, wood damage repair, dry rot repair, glazing, and energy efficiency solutions?offering a cost-effective, sustainable alternative to full window replacement. With over 25 years of experience, we prioritize craftsmanship, historic preservation, and compliance with EPA lead-safe practices to deliver high-quality, lasting results.

"Torin is amazing! He is kind and very helpful. He did an amazing job and got the job done in two days. More importantly he did it right! We will 100 percent be hiring him for more repairs in the future."

At DAD construction we handle all type of residential remodels, small commercial remodels, all sorts of handyman services. I’m Alex, owner or DAD construction. I have years of experience as a professional tile installer, finish carpenter and small house repairs. I’m also a full time licensed journeyman electrician. Attention to detail and quality work is my priority and I stick to it.\nSo reach out with any questions and see if I can help you with your projects. \n

"Excellent. Completed the template and sent it in. Firm completed the order and sent the pads to us. The pads are beautiful. Couldn't be more pleased."

"Dave was available on short notice, even working on a holiday. He quickly did very high quality work and was completely professional and considerate. I would definitely hire him again.
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"Well we had trouble scheduling at first. He was willing to work one day but I work nights and needed to sleep without hammering. I called him to say I had all the supplies ready and when I woke up a few days later I found he had called me mid day (10:30) to say his guys were coming over. Problem was I didn't have the supplies where they could get them as I didn't know he would be coming like that. I also thought HE would be doing the repairs but he had employees. The first employee he had working on the roof repaired it differently than we had discussed (he said he approved it as it would save materials and labor) and that placing two shorter boards on each end of the roof wouldn't effect the strength of the roof at all. I doubted this but am not a contractor. The employee he had start on the roof couldn't make it the next day (he was later fired for substandard work per another employee-Jason) so another carpenter came out (Aaron.)  Mark (the owner) had told me what I needed for repairing the facade on my outbuilding as well--in case they finished early on the roof. Aaron and Mark's project manager (Jason) tore off the facade and found all the supports were destroyed by carpenter ants, A simple fix turned into a major overhaul. Aaron was wonderful and they both worked hard. Mark had told me that it would be $3200-3600 to make the wall back to the way it was, plus the cost of parts. When the work was completed their definition of back to the way it was wasn't the same as mine. They never planned on replacing the dry wall or insulation. They were able to contact a drywall installer who was able to get the job done within a few days and they came and replaced the trim a few wks later.  Mark bought and placed the installation that night before so it would be ready for the drywall installation.
Mark and his wife were concerned that I was satisfied with the work & repeated several times that they would do what was needed to make it right.
My issues were:
1) the additional expense of drywall ($700)
2) The freezer I had out there had been stuffed full (had bought a new refrigerator & overstuffed the outside freezer during installation.) My neighbor and I had checked the first night to see if the freezer still had power (it did.) Evidently it was turned off sometime later and all the food (at least $400) was ruined. Mark didn't charge me for the trim or insulation to offset this.
3) After the trim was installed Jason left the plastic sheeting, paper floor lining and other products of construction as it was. It took me almost five hours to clean the mess up. I didn't call Mark about this as I was too angry at the time. He probably would have taken care of it himself.
4) I am caucasian. My teenage son's best friend is American but looks Hispanic. I've known him as a diligent student and caring person for six years and consider him my second son. Jason was looking at me and telling me the progress of the work as I was looking at the building. My son's friend came up and tapped me on the shoulder. I turned to look to see who it was & said hello. Jason laughed and said "Oh you know him? I thought he was going to jump you!" I asked him why he would say such a stupid thing--that this young man was like a son to me? I later told Mark and he said he had fired Jason & appreciated the feedback.
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"Generally it went very well. Johnathan Wilson, the owner, came out to do the estimate. He was friendly and able to answer my questions and address my requests because he is also, and has been, an installer. He sent me a bid and I had a number of questions, which he always answered in a thorough manner. Since John had seen the house, was an experienced installer, and owned the company, communication was very good and more efficient than the other bidders. He also provided more information than other companies, and his thoughts and questions prompted to me to re-think several aspects of the job and ask more questions of the other bidders. The only major drawback here was price. Ever-Green Doors' final bid estimate of $1805 was about $230 more than the company with the winning bid, and about $330 more than the lowest bidder. Also, I did not want the regular vinyl stop molding, and John said that if I wanted to have some kind of wood stop molding, we'd probably have to include a carpenter for the job. However, the winning bidder had no problem providing a wood/vinyl stop molding and no carpenter would be needed. I think Ever-Green is a good company, but this time the "price was not right"."

"Eugene and his team were very professional and did a great job with my kitchen floor. During the demo part, they ran into some unplanned issues with the flooring, and then later with the tile itself but they always made it work or suggested the best options to move forward. The job was completed on time and the finished floors looks great."

"I felt like Eliseo was a partner in the upkeep of my home, as he was as invested as I was in the project and getting it done right. An all-around nice guy with great stories and a work ethic to match."