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"We consider ourselves very lucky to have found just the right person in Wade Ambrose, to handle this complex job. Replacing 200+ linear feet of rotting exterior "rain boards" with plastic lumber. We knew that it might seem straightforward, and a certain amount was just that, but rot had set in below the top layer, and Wade and apprentice Sage, expertly removed all that, replaced it not only in the best workmanlike manner, but a real touch of aesthetics when faced with unforeseen issues: garden hose bibs, propane tank ice shields and piping, movable stairs that needed to be close to house but still shed rain. Because of all that, it took a full two weeks, but much was due to weather--beyond anyone's controlled-- and supply issues. Clean work site during and after and took all the demo away. Good for next 30 years. We also wanted to praise Wade for his good balance of family/work life. Even though there were long days of sunlight in August, Wade was sure to not go for 12 hour workdays, and safety issues that can result. He was happy, we were happy, Sage was happy to learn with him. You will be too. (And below estimated cost!)"

Thank you for visiting Archadeck of Central Maine, the leading outdoor living space builder in the Bangor, Augusta, and Waterville areas. We're known for creating additions that seamlessly work into the existing design of your property, building new structures that looks as if they were always part of our clients' homes. We're proud to say we don't offer a catalog full of ready-made decks, patios, pergolas, outdoor kitchens, and more, nor do we charge by the square foot. Every design is one-of-a-kind and custom made for our clients.

With over 10years of experience, we work hard to bring each customer the best possible service and quality available. We look forward to working with you on your next project. We welcome your questions and thank you for your interest.

If I'm not happy with it, you're not going to be happy with it. I like to do the best. \n \nThere is no greater feeling than coming into a room, seeing a disaster, and then totally turning it around.

From Punch List Closeouts to New Projects, Single Trades or Multi- task Scopes of Work, Punch Construction Services, Inc provides Professional, Experienced, Commercial Construction Expertise to a wide and diversified Clientelle throughout Maine. Federal, State, Corporate, Institutional, and Private, Small Business Projects are our Primary Focus and set the Standards that we Maintain. Our Quality, Attention to Detail, and Dependability have earned us a Respected Recognition among the larger General Contractors in Maine and New England, while holding Small Town Values of Honesty, Availability, and Trust. For more Project(s) History, and how YOUR Next Project would Benefit from our Assistance and Craftsmanship, Call (207) 944-1524 Today to get Started in the Right Direction. We are a Locally Owned and Operated Maine Family Business, with an Eleven Year A+ Rating from the Better Business Bureau, Fully Insured, Bondable, OSHA Certified, and Background Checked. \n

Honest hard working guy just looking to add a little more work to the business. Great frame to finish.

What do we offer?\nFull home renovations \nKitchen and bath remodels \nInterior/ Exterior finish work \nSiding \nDoor and windows\nDecks \nAdditions\nNew construction \nAnd more!\nContact us today for a free estimate- Mtpeakcontracting@gmail.com

Ive been in the construction Industry for 36 years. I always give my best effort to put out an A+ product. I work hard and love putting my stamp on projects.

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"Work agreed to: 1) level a slope, 2) build stone patio, 3) install fence. Period of performance told by the contractor was 5 days to a week and a half. Work started May 16. By June 3 project was not half complete. Contractor delivered pile of dirt and pile of gravel and railroad ties for retaining walls. Contractor did some work. If reasons given were accurate, then some missing days for medial were reasonable but after three weeks there were several issues: 1) the work was only about halfway complete after three weeks, 2) the slope remained which can't be used since it's needed for a shed, bee hives, and raised beds, 3) the rear retaining wall was already leaning and losing dirt from only one rain. With these concerns I consulted two other landscapers who immediately identified problems with the wall as well as the slope, that it would not hold through one winter. In addition, contractor may not have contacted Digsafe, public utilities, and city public works for permission to proceed with any excavation. I have a lot more details including inconsistent texts"