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"Due to a shortage of materials, as a result of the pandemic and no fault of Rickâ s, the project took longer than expected. The finished product is beautiful and above our expectations in quality. I would wholeheartedly suggest using All. About Deckâ s and More."

"Martin did an excellent job with a complicated shower install with water damage caused by the old shower unit that required replacing floor and joists. Martin was Very responsive and able to work around several complications for this project requiring rescheduling. Work was excellent ~ Highly recommended!"

"Josh and his crew were so helpful when our deck was hit by a vehicle. Josh responded very quickly, was prompt and was helpful, while we dealt with the driver's insurance. We faced a couple setbacks, so the deck took longer then expected, but the crew made sure everything was safe and secure!! Trust for me is a hard thing to earn, but he and his crew have earned mine! I would recommend them! They are a great company!!"

"Overall, the service was a little higher than quoted. I expected 3 guys to get more painted in 2.5 hours than they did. I also would have expected that the charges were more clear during the process. The guys were polite and seemed to know what they were doing and were very careful to cover up the floors. But, the service should have cost no more than $300 with the amount of work that was complete. 
Overall, they did decent work, besides a few spots on my ceiling and adjoining walls, they did do pretty well with the overall work. 


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"We hired Nick to do a complete re- do on our deck and awnings to create an outdoor living space. His recommendation on materials and quality of workmanship were top notch and the results were above our expectations. The flawless fasteners are definitely a great touch as it eliminates the visual of exposed screw heads for a very clean professional finish."

"From my first contact with him, Adam was professional and responsive. He made a site visit to the house, we reviewed the work I wanted to have done, we discussed the different ways it could be done, and he forwarded me his bid estimate to do the work shortly after he had been to the house. After reviewing his bid, and that of another person whom I had also asked to submit a bid, I decided to go with Adam. I made this decision because of Adam's manifest professionalism, and his overall manner both when he had been on-site and in our e-mail  communication in follow-up to that site visit. Throughout this pre-work period he was courteous, consistent with his follow-through, and clear and direct in his communication.
Once he was on-site to do the work, it became clear to both of us that there were aspects to the work which were not as straightforward as both of us had anticipated. We discussed these things openly, agreed an approach to addressing them, and Adam set about executing the work in a slightly different way than he had originally anticipated. He made point to keep me briefed every step of the way as he progressed with the work and was always happy and ready to discuss with me questions which occurred to me as the work went forward. He asked me to review the work as he went along, and to advise him if there was anything about it which I found unsatisfactory. There wasn't. He said often, and I believed him when he said it,  that it was important to him that I be pleased with the quality of the work.
I'm one of those people who don't really like having maintenance or contracting people in my home space. I always dread the thought of having my routine upended and disrupted to accommodate the needs of people who need to come in and do work inside the house that lasts more than an hour or two. Adam was in and out of the house consistently for a period of over three days, but he was the least intrusive and disruptive presence I could possibly imagine. It seemed important to him that as much as it were possible for it to be so,  he would do his work and I could go about my own business with next to no inconvenience. I really welcomed this approach of his, and it is of a piece with the consideration he showed throughout all of my interaction with him.
The two aggregate floor surfaces now look great, better even than I had allowed myself to hope they would look after the work had been done, and, too, as an additional bonus, I now have first-hand experience of someone solid I can call on when other things inevitably will need to be done around the  house. Probably like many people on Angie's list, I have had some very unpleasant experiences with handymen and/or contractors in the past; my experience with Adam, and Ron Can Do It, was the exact opposite.
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"I thought they did an excellent job and handled everything professionally!"

"Josh was incredibly knowledgeable about his craft. Each and every question that I asked about decking and lumber was answered. He was friendly and easy to speak with so conveying ideas is a breeze. It was very obvious that NW Outdoor Living cares about their clients or even someone like me that was gathering information. I would highly recommend them based on their knowledge, friendliness and professionalism."

"Denise is just amazing. We had siding and a fence built this summer and the experience was excellent. He was very receptive to all of our needs and our timeline. We thoroughly enjoyed working with him and will have him back for all of our home renovation needs. ,"

"I originally called F/X repairs several months before we actually met but because the closing of the property kept getting delayed in escrow, I kept having to delay getting bids to repair the place for rental. I asked Bob at that time to call me back in two weeks which he did. He was friendly, we got delayed again, he called again and each time he called back exactly when he said he would. Finally, in late November we closed on the property and he came by the next week to give me a bid. He checked out all the things I wanted done, wrote down the repairs needed, looked at what needed painting and wrote everything down. I liked him a lot and was thinking I was likely to use him for the whole project if the bid was in my ballpark between $3500-5000. He told me he'd get me the proposal and bid on Friday (it was Wednesday) and we parted very friendly. Then nothing. Nothing. No call. No email. I waited 10 days, got other bids and went another direction. I was a bid dumbfounded because he had been so friendly. Curiosity finally got the better of me and I gave him a call just to find out what happened. I actually wondered if something bad might have happened. Anyway, he was apologetic, said he had no excuse, and just didn't get it done. Oh well, no harm no foul. I guess I'm glad I didn't hire him and find out later he (they) just wouldn't show up.
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