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"They did a great job. They solved all the problems I had with the chimney and it’s been working perfectly ever since. They also fixed a problem on the roof around the chimney; they replaced the wood around the chimney with a material that would never rot, so they fixed it even better than it was before. It took them a couple of days to do the work. They took care of all the cleanup as well. We've been real happy with them."

"We reached out to them to have handle a stucco project for us and they were very prompt in their response. We spoke to several people who gave us great advise, however they are in Austin not Dallas so were unable to use them."

"A couple of weeks ago, we contacted Blaker Restoration to help us with new countertops in our kitchen remodel. Alex found us a great deal and worked with the installers to make sure we were pleased. He was courteous and diligent and the materials and workmanship in the project were beyond our expectations but close to our original budget. We would highly recommend this company and hope to use their services again in the future. One of the most impressive things about this whole experience was how quickly our requirements were met and the whole project completed!"

"Ten months from first meeting to last.  Five months for actual work.  The owner of the company is Brian Miller, and the guys who work directly for Brian - Elliott and Preston were the main ones on my project - were polite, prompt and conscientious.  The subcontractors he used were incompetent, unprofessional and sloppy. Think globs of texture coat on the drywall, trim and floor as well as smears on my brand new sofa.  Think  two weeks to install tile floor, another week to replace tiles that were obviously not flush with the rest, furniture still hangs up when you try to slide it across the floor, and some of the tiles are chipped. The electrical sub-contractor gave Brian a price for reworking the rest of the house, then said he couldn't do it for that, then (after I agreed to pay more) showed up for a couple of hours, ate all of the candy in the candy dish and walked off the job.  I approved some work not covered by the original contract, but other work was done without my authorization, such as replacing a light fixture and installing a $600 attic access door and ladder, and I was charged for those items.  In addition, I was invoiced $240 for a sink which retails for around $350, even though the contract had a $750 line item for the sink and faucet - and I bought the faucet!   Whenever I questioned any of the expenses or how long things were taking, the response from Brian was essentially an extended whine about how I should be happy with the great new space I was getting, as if I shouldn't care how long it took or how much it cost as long as it turned out well.  Brian is all about the "wow".  He wants people to say "wow" when they see the new kitchen - and my friends and family have - but I have to live in the kitchen, and I expected everything to be pretty close to perfect, so I am very disappointed with uneven floors and cabinets which do not close at the top.  And I really did not expect that I would have to get down on my hands and needs and basically buff all the tile with a dry towel to remove all of the leftover grout or sealer or whatever the white, streaky stuff was that was left after his people "cleaned" it.
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