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"Have worked with Gabriel and his team now on multiple occasions to complete massive back and front yard projects at our home. We're super pleased with the results and would definitely recommend them without reservation! Always very professional and responsive, and the quality of the work delivered was at a high bar. In the backyard, they completely transformed our landscaping with a full wrap-around fence install, plus new irrigation and sprinkler systems, and full sodding. We had concrete poured next to the house to have a pad for a hot tub, as well as a separate seating area for a fire pit. Both of these were concrete stamped and colored which looks really classy as compared to just "plain" concrete. In the front, they completely demolished out a cactus garden and old shrubs and bushes, building a full wooden pergola and trellises for grape growing, as well as putting in some new trees and planters...it looks infinitely better and nicer now! Have greatly appreciated working with Gabe and his team, and will certainly consider them again going forward."

"MRS repaired and then installed a woodpecker-proof layer over sections of our stucco that we have had repeated woodpecker holes in (7 at the time of their repair). The work was done quickly, looks great and has solved our problem with woodpeckers and other birds nesting in our stucco."

Bonds Builders specializes in Decks, Garage and out buildings,\nFlooring, roofing, doors and windows, siding, trim, and full house remodeling. Check out our multiple 5-star reviews!

"We are very pleased with the outcome of this project. From the initial phases when Tim Glasco came out the house and assessed our situation and proposed a solution that would be both effective concerning drainage and aesthetically pleasing. It also turned out to be fire protection barrier, in that there are now no combustible plants within 10 feet of the house. Tim and the crews that did the work are all very professional, knowledgeable, and dependable. He suggested several changes as the work progressed which enhanced the project, and worked with us to make some changes which we desired."

"The service was excellent. The quality of work and pricing was excellent. They showed up on time."

"When we were installing the stove, it became clear that J.D. had sold us eight feet of porcelain stovepipe. Since the stove top is 26 inches high, only ca. 5 ½ feet of stove pipe is required for installation in a room with a standard eight foot ceiling. Therefore, J.D. sold us ONE TWO FOOT SECTION OF STOVEPIPE MORE THAN REQUIRED FOR THIS ISNTALLATION - at an additional cost of $174. When we called J.D. to inform him that he had ordered one section of stovepipe more than was needed he curtly asserted “I order whatever the customer said” and “Vermont Castings will not accept returns of porcelain stovepipe.” When we then reminded him that we did not order eight feet of stovepipe, but had indicated that the stove would be installed in a room with a standard eight foot ceiling it was clear that he realized his mistake - but instead of admitting, and accepting responsibility for, his error he again curtly said “Vermont Castings will not accept returns of porcelain stovepipe.” When we pointed out that this was his error and that he should accept responsibility and refund us the $174 we overpaid as a result, his yet again simply asserted “Vermont Castings will not accept returns of porcelain stovepipe.” In the end, on a sale of nearly $4,800 J.D. would not accept responsibility for HIS error and forced the customer (us) to absorb the $174 overcharge that was the result. Although the Pagosa Peak Custom Fireplaces website ([*** Link removed ***] declares: “Customer service is our #1 priority!” we experienced a clearly unethical transaction. Buyer beware of J.D. and Pagosa Peak Custom Fireplaces!"

"All work was professionally finished and very timely. Affordable, good honest work."

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