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"This company is great. They quickly got back with my want-ad I put on Angi and Jeff was here in no time. He done a great job and was very quick."

10 years experience. Trustworthy and dependable!\n

R & A Residential Services is committed to excellence in every aspect of our business. We uphold a standard of integrity bound by fairness, honesty, and personal responsibility. Our distinction is the quality of service we bring to our customers. Accurate knowledge of our trade combined with ability is what makes us true professionals. Above all, we are watchful of our customers' interests, and make their concerns the basis of our business.

"David is conscientious, dependable, he put a lot of thought into his work and knows what hes doing"

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"From start to finish, Jim and his crew (Allen and Ronnie) were fantastic to work with.  Very punctual, finished ahead of schedule and had a keen eye for detail and quality.  They were always open to suggestions by us, always willing to make a recommendation on material type or how to detail a condition and extremely fair on settling up on a material cost plus contract.  He provided a proof of insurance.  Jobsite was sparkling clean when they completed the work.
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"They did a great job. It was great. They were very professional."

"What a project. I live in an OLD late 1800s brick masonry home. The home went through a major gut renovation back in the 70s by a previous owner. Before I bought the place a few years ago, it had sat empty for several years, so several things were in disrepair, and it had sustained some damage due to a leaking roof and such.
Contacted Art during Fall of 2014, with agreement to start the work about mid February 2015. I won't get into estimates vs actual, because in all honesty, once the project started I began having them do stuff that I hadn't originally mentioned during the estimation phase.
Mid february arrived and they were ready to roll, but some delays started happening due to late season snow storms. His crew had to travel from Hot Springs to downtown Little Rock every day. Art was very good about communicating days that he could and couldn't get there.
Jason and Blake were the main tradesmen on the job. They did all demo, framing, flooring, structural support, painting, sanding/staining, mortar tucking, and some tiling. Great to work with. Very trustworthy, respectful, and polite. Gave them keys so they could come and go as needed. Communicated very well and were always reachable. I was able to communicate with them directly so Art didn't always have to be a middle man. They did great work and cleaned up messes every day. This was nice because my fiancee and I were living in the house while all of this was going on.
Josh and John were the main guys working on the bathroom and plumbing. Bathroom layout was completely redone. They laid new plumbing for vanity, toilet, and shower. Custom work on almost all of it. Josh was the tile man...custom tile shower pan and walls, and about 75sqft of floored tile. Josh and John were as equally pleasurable to work with as Jason and Blake. 
All the guys had to suffer through me trying to communicate my end vision, which wasn't always clear. This also involved me changing my mind on things a few times, which also caused them to do some re-work. They were very respectful of this, and all were willing to take things day-by-day as decisions needed to be made.
Of course, a project this big can't go perfectly. Overall, it took a bit longer than anticipated. Some of this was self-inflicted by my adding of work or asking for something to be redone. On Art's side, some delays occurred waiting for certain materials that had to be ordered. Also, I think Art got himself spread pretty thin at some point, so there were some gaps in work time that the guys couldn't show. A few other tradesmen came and went throughout the job to help keep progress going, but sometimes this could lead to a little confusion as to what would be getting worked on each day and who would be responsible for what. At one point Art assigned a new tradesman that spent a few days working at the house solo. I wound up having a couple of issues with this individual. I brought these issues to Art's attention and he immediately took care of them by removing this individual from the job and having some of the individual's work repaired on Art's dime. All other tradesmen I had a good experience with.
Art is old school. Don't expect emails and digital copies of bills / receipts for materials. I never had to pay for anything in advance. He would bill me weekly as work was completed. Because he had so many jobs going on and because my job was not "local" for him, there were a few times where we did not get to connect, which meant that I would have two or more weeks worth of invoices to pay when we would finally get to connect. This could sometimes make it difficult to keep tabs on which guys worked what week and about how many hours they were putting in total from a labor perspective. Could also make it difficult to wade through receipts for materials and match them up with which invoice they were charged on. In the end, I trusted that Art and his guys were being honest and had my best interest in mind, as keeping track of all the expenses and paperwork became too cumbersome at some point. If I ever had questions about an invoice, Art was easy to talk to about it.
In the end, I was very pleased overall, and I will definitely use Art again for some upcoming projects. He's one of the few contractors who will always call you back. The majority of his tradesmen did great work and were a pleasure to deal with. I'm just now getting to move everything back into the remodeled spaces, so I have yet to see how all of the new walls, floors, tile, and bath fixtures hold up with every day use, but I know that Art's a good man and will fix anything that might pop up. So far so good.
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"They did a great job. Deck looks like new now. They did a great job on the gutters, too."

"The first time that we were scheduled for our roof repair was on a Friday and nobody showed up or even called us to reschedule.  I emailed on Sunday asking for another date for our roof repair.  The owner called me on Monday and apologized for his crew not making it out to our house.  I asked him to work us in sometime before Thursday due to heavy thunderstorms that were forecast for that day and we had missing shingles.  He promised he would get it done before then.  Two guys finally showed up at 8:00 a.m. on Thursday morning and hurriedly did the repairs under dark overcast skies with thunder rumbling in the distance....pretty scary.  They finished just as rain started falling.  The owner called me right after they finished and told me he would come out in the next week or so to do an inspection of the repairs and finish up anything that was needed.  I was glad to hear that because they were supposed to blow out any debris that might have gotten in the gutters and I very much doubted that they had had time to do that. Also it looked to me like a couple of shingles on the ridge of the roof were bumped up and I was curious why the shingles were so much lighter colored than what was already on the roof....wasn't there a closer match than that?   I never heard another word from the owner about doing the inspection so I called him on 10/17/14 and left a message asking when he might be going to do that inspection.  When he called me back he asked if my roof was leaking.  I said it wasn't but I would still like to have him inspect it as he had assured me he would.  He asked if he could email me after the weekend to see what their schedule was going to be for the coming week and I said that would be fine.  Well, surprise, surprise, it's over a week later and I've never heard another word.  I feel that if you say you're going to do something, then do it.  Don't make your customer hound you to get it done.
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