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Advantage Elevator/Accessibility Systems, Corp., was founded in 2007. After a career in the elevator industry that included every aspect of commercial and residential elevators, our owner saw a tremendous need for an affordable option in the residential side of the elevator trade. With strong roots in family and business, it helps to keep us grounded and focused on our goal of helping those who wish to stay in their homes to be able to do exactly that. We are a small company prepared to help our customers with the often confusing process of making the right choice for the right equipment to meet their needs. Call us today! \n \n \n \n

"Puget Sound BNR provided exceptional service and quality craftsmanship. The entire team was courteous, knowledgeable, and dedicated to delivering the best results. Highly recommend their services!"

"Iconiq Construction Service did an amazing job finishing our basement. The team was professional, efficient, and detail-oriented. The results were outstanding, creating a functional and beautiful space. Highly recommend their services!"

"This project went very smoothly and we were extremely impressed with Ryan and his crews. He was always great at communicating with us about the schedule and answering all our questions. I was greatly impressed with his attention to detail and the level of quality with everything from the tile installation to the lighting and electrical work. I would highly recommend Johnson Custom Building for their remodel/home upgrade needs. We definitely plan on using their services again for our next remodeling project."

"great service. kept us informed of progress and any issues that popped up."

"Vic was prompt, professional, and made the whole process very easy. He finished ahead of schedule, and I'll definitely use his services again."

"The work was done in keeping with Excel's name, and since I'm retired I was there to watch it all.  As someone who knows the basics of construction, having grown up around the industry and having built a few houses of my own on Whidbey Island, I was probably a nuisance now and then, but when I had a question I wanted it answered.  It always was.
The demolition was quickly done by two men knew what they were doing and went right at it.  The framing itself looked almost needlessly perfect, so much so that I commented that it resembled cabinetry.  That brought a smile, "We do that too."  The big window went up and in without accident--I couldn't watch that--and the sheathing marks and cutting (which I could watch) were again so precise that I thought of machine work.  Excel's men are good enough to do this near perfect work effortlessly, without trying, by force of habit.  I may know the basics of construction but I have never had anything like their skills.  
Visually, the most critical job is always siding replacement, which must match existing siding course-by-course.  I was not there when that final work was done, and despite the skill already shown I felt anxious when I came home and stopped at the top of our driveway.  Worry became relief and pleasure.  There they were, in perfect alignment, two stories high with the tall window making it even harder to maintain alignment side to side.  If you've ever seen The Marine Corps Marching Band on parade you've seen my new siding.  Regimental order.  Though I didn't do it, and couldn't have done it, I take personal pride in it every time I see it.  And may the neighbors eat their hearts out, a little.
A personal note about Peter Lange, the owner of Excel Construction.  Contractors are like lawyers, a blessing or curse that we call into our lives to do what we can't do.  Our relative ignorance makes us dependent on their honesty and continued goodwill.  We all know the contractor who drags out the job, seldom comes by himself, sends a different guy every time, and when questions arise stops answering the phone.  Peter Lange is the opposite of that man.  He is highly intelligent, well-spoken in ways that make communication both pleasing and precise, and very patient.  He is a gentleman.  He takes personal responsibility for his business and relations with his customers.  
Alas, I do think I taxed his patience now and then, the sign of which was that at such moments he became especially patient with me.  I was at one time almost sure that the new window was delivered in error--what we had couldn't be what we'd ordered--and rather than taking a walk with a backward wave of one hand, as many contractors would have, Peter made an appointment to meet with me and the sales agent of the window company at our home.  I was still sure we had a wrong window; the sales agent assured me that we did not; and Peter quietly moderated between us.  It can't have been the way he wanted to spend a hour of his day--ours was a small job, three days for basics, and only six thousand dollars.  Yet it had Peter's full attention.  Now that it's up, of course, the window is exactly what he said it would be--"very acceptable."  That's typical of his quiet careful choice of words. What the window is, is absolutely gorgeous.  I've had neighbors tell me so.  How's that for suffering?
Excel Construction is a full-service company able to work in many craft fields.  My wife and I will rely on them alone for upcoming bathroom tile work, exterior painting, and anything else that needs doing.  It's a great relief to have found a company in which we have this level of confidence.  


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"This was only our second experience with remodelers, the first being pretty painful. So we were relieved and overjoyed at every step with how well this project went. From the get-go, they listened to us, asked us lots of questions about what we wanted and didn't want, listened to our budget concerns and addressed them. They constantly came up with great ideas as to how to get exactly what we wanted within our budget. They were also flexible with the payment schedule when we had a cash-flow problem. They completed work in a timely manner, worked overtime whenever necessary and were always very mindful of respecting our space, as we had to live here during construction. They rented a Honey Bucket without even asking and always made an effort to keep the mud-tracking and mess in the common areas to a minimum. They gave us ample warning for power and water interruptions. They were always extremely polite. They went above and beyond to make sure we were completely happy at every moment. Even their subcontractors abided by the same outstanding customer service. We never had to micromanage or question that they were doing their job. They always asked us our opinion on every single material and finish so that they could ensure our happiness with the end result. The completed dormer fits so well with our house that you would never know anything was added on. It feels like the house was always meant to be this way. We will absolutely hire them again if we have any other projects."

"Ari and Elijah has just completed our new Colorbond Roof ! Excellent job. Couldnt be happier with the results and the service."

"The ramp built has good grip and solid construction. Timely and friendly service!"