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"He built me an enclosure for my water heater, Absolutely no complaints. Would highly recommend his work."

"Very punctual cleaned my gutters and did my lawn Will hire him for all my handyman needs "

"They deserve a five star rating! Job was completed on time. Very prompt response and quick completion. He also sent me photos after the work was done"

"Heinz provided us with a detailed, scaled, drawing of his plan for the project. After listening to our ideas he redrew the bench; we agreed on the style and he built what we wanted. "

With a broad but generous experience in engineering, homebuilding is one of my many strengths and preferred areas of construction. Highly skilled worker with plenty drywall experience across my living area, I’m a recommendable person recognized by my openness, clarity and honesty.

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"Very responsive, professional and nice. I worked with Ely and Fernando. The car was actually delivered early! Small issue with the bumper when delivered but was taken care of immediately- I would definitely and will definitely call them again."

"Good job, reasonable given the cost. My only complaint was less than meticulous clean up of the siding debris. <br />"

"A friend is away and he went to lawyer and gave me power of attorney. So I'm managing the repairs on his new house from 1958. So I'm dealing with construction right now. We had a fence build last year, where they used nails that were too long and they stick inside. I fell and put a hole in my eyeglasses from the nail protruding in the fence. It snagged my clothing and I fell against the fence and it put a hole in my temple and brand new eyeglasses. I was not happy. He does like this contractor but I don't want to deal with him anymore. The price is top dollar. So far top dollar, I expect him to supply his employees with the right length of nails and to supervise the job. That didn't happen. They put the fence up out there with hundreds and hundreds of nails. My husband even bought a special tool to nip the tips. We're not young anymore and he doesn't have the hand strength to clamp down on the tiny tips of nails. Until the next hurricane, we're stuck with it. It was $3800 for a front yard fence and it stabs us. I think, overall, he does good work but he didn't pay attention to his workers. Overall, they do pretty good work. In the past, they've done good work but I'd very reluctant to hire them again. He's sort of one of the higher priced ones. I just got bids on a garage, it has three sides but it's a carport as far as most of us. The new owner wanted to turn it into a garage with a door. I got three bids and his bid was the top one by far. Jim didn't want to complain because Jim likes him so there's no responsiveness issue there. They came in quickly. I don't really want to pay anymore money to fix the problem. I'll just put up with it."

"<p>This document provides a good framework for performing any type of outsourced project for your home.  It is detailed sufficiently for novice homeowners who do not have knowledge of any project management activities.  Some of the assumptions:</p> <p>1.) Individual home project: i.e. - Remodeling Guides - The video suggested to go beforehand and perform some due diligence regarding materials cost. In my particular case I chose to wait until the contractors provided recommendations for companies whom they had relationships with and then went directly to the vendors.  I also chose to benchmark those vendors cost against wholesalers I researched on the internet.</p> <p><br /></p> <p>2.) General Contractors -  This document can be used for individual projects or for projects that will be managed by a general contractor, the difference being a cost factor.  I had several projects all of which were inclusive of what a  GC would be hired for.  however took the burden of managing the project as if I were the general contractor (GC).  Because my projects were self funded, I did not have the additional funds to source a resource to oversee the projects.  This presented an additional and ongoing risk to me in several areas that I accept around compliance, quality, time constraints, and cost.  </p> <p>Overall I used this document to help manage each project at a high level.   A general contractor will mitigate the risk of project planning and all of the activities associated with the project, albeit at an additional cost for their service.  I would recommend this document to anyone who doesn't have experience in managing a project.  It will definitely help with setting expectation for you and the general contractor or person who is performing the service.  The more informed you are (or appear), the less inclined people are to take advantage of you.</p> <p><br /></p> <p>One suggestion for Red Head Rehabs - In the kitchen renovation guideline - New (section): There should be a checkbox for flooring and electrical wiring.</p> <br />"