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"The bathroom remodel went very smoothly and we are very happy with the results. Our tech, Abdias V., was easy to work with and really knew his business."

"Eric-Erkay was our project manager and he was such a pleasure to work with. Always was able to answer our questions and able to pick up the phone if we called. The remodel turned out way better than we expected and are just through the roof with the results!"

"My wife and I were quite pleased with the quality of work from the DiJulio Contracting team on our recent basement renovation.  We live in a 2 level condo in the historic Fairlington community in Arlington, VA, and our options for restructuring the space were limited.  
Scott DiJulio, owner of the firm and lead contractor, surveyed the bottom floor and identified how to modernize the rooms and create more appealing living space.  His crew demonstrated deft craftsmanship with an impressive attention to details.  From the electrical redesign for inset lighting to the laying of the pergo flooring, we were well pleased with the work ethic of the specialists Scott brought in for the project.
Something you don't find everyday are people, in any industry, who want to continue a job until they are satisfied with their effort.  A number of evenings, members of the DiJulio Contracting team asked if we would mind if they worked for a little while longer on site to get ahead for the next day.  
From the standpoint of pricing, finishing on time, clean-up when project was completed, and overall quality of the work crew and final product, you would be hard pressed to find a better remodeling contractor in the Northern Virginia area.  I'd highly recommend DiJulio Contracting for your renovation and general contracting needs.
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"Devin, the owner, had done remodeling for four of our neighbors all of whom were extremely pleased. When we bought a new house that needed significant work, we knew that we wanted to have Devin do the work. Because of our difficult seller, Devin's estimate was the only estimate we received. We knew that he was not cheap but that he would do quality work. He began work as soon as we closed on the house. Devin promised that we would be able to move in by six weeks. He and his contractors worked hard and long hours. At one point he had 25 workers there. And yes, we did move in at six weeks. When we did ask him to add work to the list, he was always fair. His professional judgment as a builder is excellent. He offered us many useful suggestions. Devin is a very nice guy and very easy to work with. We are extremely happy that we had him do work on our house."

"Brett and his team were awesome. Brett was very professional throughout the remodeling. He was quick to respond to any questions or concerns we may have had. The outcome looks amazing!!! We have several other projects in the future and without hesitation, we will be using Brett!"

Home contractors

"They did a good job.  He was great.  They did a really spectacular job.  We put on a new addition and it's really tricky to get the garage door.  They had to custom fit it and they made it work great.  I'd give them straight A's.  They had very competitive pricing. "

"ASA Remodeling has done a terrific job on home repairs and we would not hesitate to hire this contractor again. ASA was responsive, prompt, and assessed the work thoroughly before making a recommendation. We also appreciate that he provided multiple solutions when appropriate—not just the most expensive option. We have been very happy with the quality of his work and professionalism."

"Good very helpful been working with us for past 20 years. He dose all our remodeling and build a house for us."

"Worked with Mike and Lance from Lakewood Home Builders in 2019. Started out fine, did a few small projects. Remodeled our main level's half bathroom and took out some columns in our living room. Recessed a section of the third floor over the stairwell to allow furniture to be brought up. Everything was great when they worked with these smaller projects. What I didn't know going into this, was they didn't have their own interior designer. So we ended up having to make a lot of the decisions on the fly and buying my own fixtures which, for one... I learned a LOT more about home remodeling, framing, and plumbing because of this experience. So that's a plus I guess. But we had lots of trouble when it came to the full kitchen and master bathroom remodel, and new indoor outdoor fireplace installation. 1. Their sub-contracted plumber for our master bathroom was atrocious. For one, he reeked of cigarettes so when he came over our bathroom area stunk of cigarette smoke. We originally bought a six valve thermostatic digital Kohler products and he said he didn't know how to install so we took those back and bought manual thermostatic valves for the master bath instead. Had two overhead showerheads, a hand wand, and four body sprays. The body sprays weren't put in properly. He said it was the best he could do. We were forced to hire a separate Kohler approved plumber and he fixed the setting within a half hour so now the body sprays are flush with the wall instead of protruding out. 2. We had to change fireplace designs several times because we couldn't get the ventless one we originally wanted, so ended up getting a 50" direct vent see through fireplace from Napoleon through a virginia fireplace dealer. But we needed a frame built out to hold the linear fireplace. Gave ample time and shown the manual to the contractor with the specifications needed several times but the frame needed to be redone again and again so we ended up having to have the fireplace installers come out several times as well to say the frame isn't right, or the gas line isn't accessible before we could get a final working display. We attempted to get MSI stacked stone installed for the fireplace interior wall with Lakewood but they installed halfway up the wall and the stone wasn't lined up end to end because they didn't level with the floor or the product was faulty so you had large gaps between the connecting pieces across the entire wall. Ended up having to tear it all down and have a separate contractor come in and put up tile instead. 3. While working the master bathroom, could see several recessed light cans from the kitchen remodel were left in the crawl space instead of being removed. New master bathroom entry door was put it and wasn't level. 4. We had our old 2 door patio door removed and had a four panel sliding door put in. They had to have a structural engineer come and write up documentation on how to get it structurally sound. And have the framing inspected but it wasn't done right the first time and had to be redone. But it was fine the second time around and the patio door was ultimately installed. We had the same issue where installation fine tuning wasn't done correctly so we reached out to the door provider and they sent out their installer to fix the setting so the doors would lock easier and we no longer hear the outside noise from our back door anymore. It wasn't all bad. They redid the siding of the house where the old fireplace was taken out. The majority of work completed mostly looks nice if you don't look at it too closely. We were going to have them work a deck and patio but unfortunately with all these events compiling, several arguments later, they said they won't finish any work. And that's fine. We didn't feel comfortable working with this company and their sub-contractors anyways. I think if you have a traditional home remodel or have small projects, they can knock it out. But a lot of our projects were a lot of their first time doing that kind of remodeling just based on their comments, air button for garbage disposal, dual shower, indoor outdoor fireplace, microwave drawer, pop up outlet"