Get matched with top exterior shutters installers and replacers in Cabazon, CA

"Our landscaping in Menlo Park needed a complete refresh. The team replaced thirsty plants with drought-tolerant options that still provide plenty of color and curb appeal. We're using much less water without sacrificing appearance."

RSF Construction Inc. is a leader in providing our customers with the highest quality service in an honest, efficient, and professional way. Our pledge is to create successful relationships with our customers, employees and community by building trust, treating every project with the utmost integrity and exceeding expectations. We look forward to working with you!

"From the first phone call to the office to get an estimate, to when the estimator came out to bid the job, to when the Forman came out to confirm the work that needed to be done, to the first day the crew showed up to start the job the process was professional and smooth. I would not only recommend Foothill Painting, I would use them again! I was very happy with the attention to detail and the good job Foothill Painting did. The preparation, patching and paint job was done well and the stucco repair matched the existing stucco real well. The Forman took his time to help us and make sure we choose the right colors for the house. It is apparent these guys take pride in their job! (rare these days) As with any large job there will be things you notice a week or two later that need to be touched up. All it took was a phone call to the office and one of the original crew members came out to take care of every request. Not only was everything done to my expectations, it was done with a smile and great attitude! Foothill Painting-Highly Recommended!!!"

"For the past three years, Kevin has been an absolute star in helping us maintain and improve our home and property. From setting up and taking down outside holiday decorations that make our home shine every season to installing handicap railing in our garage with precision and care, Kevin consistently goes above and beyond. No job is too small—whether it's repairs or upgrades around the house, he handles each task with professionalism and a keen eye for detail. Kevin is reliable, prompt, and always pleasant to work with. His dedication and expertise make him the best handyman we've ever hired, and we couldn’t be happier with the quality of his work. Highly recommend him for anyone needing a trustworthy, skilled handyman!"

"

Mr. Dove didn't do the work.  It was two of his employees or subcontractors.  The installation of the wiring, ceiling fan and ceiling light went fine, but the drywall repair wasn't that good.  The texture they sprayed on the walls didn't even remotely match the existing wall texture, so their patch job was obvious.  Also, they didn't reconnect something in one of the outlets so only the top socket worked.  When I notified Mr. Dove, he came out the next day to fix it.  I was impressed by Mr. Dove's professionalism, and would hire him again provided he did the work. 

"

"Good price relative to other bids.  Met schedule and showed up each day on time (or early!).  Thorough and conscientious work.  I would highly recommend.
"

"We couldn't be happier with the professionalism and excellent work done by Protek Flooring and Construction Corp. The flooring looks Great! Bryan was was very attentive to detail, and made everything with the install go smoothly, and in a timely manner. We highly recommend Protek Flooring and Const. Corp. for any flooring project you may have. *****"

"We've been customers of Center Termite for a few years and we've maintained an annual contract with them for termite control. The inspectors have always been friendly and courteous, but the actual treatment has been questionable and the "front desk" is problematic. As to the termite treatment, it's hard to tell how effective it is. What we do know is that when we go into the garage or the attic or other areas they've treated, their chemicals have streaked the vertical surfaces, leaving an unsightly residue which I always have to remove a few days later. I thought a professional service would have a less conspicuous treatment that wouldn't leave visible residue. But we've just shrugged it off for years. We recently asked them to treat an ant infestation in our kitchen. We had to wait two weeks for an appointment (standard with them) and have recently discovered there are some outfits that will send someone within a day or two. We were also told that to treat the interior, we'd have to remove food and pets for a few hours. This is not practical for us, so they said they could just treat the exterior and under the house, and it should be perfectly effective. We agreed to this. After two weeks, the inspector came and treated. The cost was $143. However, the ants stuck around. We kept waiting, thinking maybe it would take a while for the treatment to take effect, all the while debating when it was time to call Center and tell them it was still a problem. After four weeks, we realized the ants weren't going away, and now they were in our food in the pantry. On Monday, July 30, I called Center to ask for another appointment, assuming we were still under warranty. That's when I learned the work carried a 1-month warranty and since it was done on June 28, and I was calling on July 30, the warranty had expired and we'd have to pay for the repeat service (and they could send someone out in two weeks)! Yes, I'm sure this is all in the small print, and that technically they are right, but the line that really annoyed me was when the young woman said, "Even if we wanted to do it under warranty, the 'system' won't let us." I hate when human beings tell you that their computer or their "system" won't allow them to do what's right. I asked to speak with her supervisor, who held the position that the warranty expired two days earlier (over the weekend), and she repeated the talking point about how their "system" wouldn't allow them to make an exception. I said, "Well, since your system is obviously the boss of you, can I please speak with your system?" She said that she was the one who made the decisions. I replied that she had just said her system wouldn't let her do it, so doesn't that make "the system" the real decision maker? This was all leading nowhere, of course, so I gave up, and said I wanted to cancel the remainder of our annual termite contract and receive a pro-rated refund for the time left on the contract. But we had purchased the renewal on March 7 and it carries until next March and they don't do pro-rated refunds for cancelled contracts. I guess the "system" won't allow it. So we are now researching a new termite/pest control that is not a slave to their system. A lot of places pass themselves as mom-and-pop, family owned businesses, but when human beings can't (or won't) make reasonable decisions on behalf of long term customers, and choose to blame it on technology, Game Over. Center Termite is canceled."

"Tom Cohen and Joe Sapir were great. They went through the possibilities and options with us, including what we could do with our budget and possibilities for financing. We bought our house as part of a repossessed hillside property, and we had to buy it in "as is" condition with decades of deferred maintenance. We had chipped away at fixing up the interiors over the past ten years, and were ready for a major (and long overdue) overhaul of the exteriors. The house is 1,200 square feet, but the garage is basically two stories with the living area on the third floor. That means a lot of stucco to repair and a lot of surface to paint. We needed new windows to replace the 50-year old ones that were original with the house, along with a new front door and sliding glass door in the back. This included expanding the size of the windows so that they were bigger (and actually up to code). The insulation in the attic was very old and needed to be replaced as well. Our garage door was dented (by a previous owner) and needed to be replaced along with the motor. Our back porch was falling apart, and we needed that repaired and painted. Our back yard had little privacy and was too hot to spend much time in for most of the year, so we also had them put in a large alumawood patio cover that extends over the porch and most of the yard (to the edge of our garden). It was important to us not to just pick a "low bid" contractor and instead to get a company that would do the work with high-quality materials and skilled crews with proper insurance and quality guarantees. We wanted this to be the last major overhaul we have to do on the exteriors of this house. The crews that came to do all of the work were very skilled, and worked with us to make sure they were doing exactly the work we wanted. Each phase of the project went quickly and efficiently, with prompt inspections and "touch-ups" afterwards to make sure everything was done well. Tom and Joe were very responsive and communicated well with us throughout the projects. We are very happy with the work, and we got our money's worth."

"To start, the requirement to strictly adhere to all manufacturers' specifications and building codes for this re-roofing job was stringent, for I monitored the crew's work from start to finish. Tear-Off: After two weeks delay, the actual work started with SW Roof TearOff removing the old shingles. A little bump here, as there were a lot of old nails sticking out of the roof deck, pieces of tar paper still stuck to the deck, a cracked fascia board (which they quickly blamed the old wood) and a broken vent pipe after they're done. Bad wood replacement: Decent work by Excalibur Roofing crew, but definitely no precision carpentry, because of the crew did not possess precision equipment. Roof shingles installation: New underlayment / peel-n-stick installation was acceptable, again under my supervision. Some sections of the Drip-edge installation had to be re-worked. I had to request careful staging of the shingle rows, as the crew did not initially take into account the out-of-square characteristics of each roof section. The nailing of shingles was just acceptable, as I had the crew remove quite a few nails that were either shot-crooked or too deep into the shingle; in this respect, the crew, although experienced, was rushing the shingle-nailing job with less than perfect nail guns. The installed vents were about 0.75 in. off the pre-cut holes in the plywood; again, something that could have been prevented with a little extra time and care. The trimming of shingles along the rakes was sloppy; the 0.25 in. shingle overhang was in itself a challenge, and yet, the crew had to resort to scissors because of dull cutting blades! The same thing happened to the trimming of the shingles along the valley lines. The crew was very cooperative, but Erik never showed up during any stage of the installation (I guess he was counting on me to take his place). In the end, the finished roof looks pretty good from far away and has been watertight for two years; the actual price paid to Excalibur Roofing Services, Inc was somewhat high, when taking into account the time I had to spend checking each stage of the project. December 2018 Update: I discovered that a Decoridge cap came loose at the eave’s end of the hip ridge, hanging with just one nail (the other nail was shot-crooked and never penetrated the plywood). I then called Excalibur Roofing Services, Inc to request warranty service, only to be told by Mike that the company is currently out-of-business. It does look like this company’s 10-year workmanship warranty for my roof is down the drain; so, I ended up re-nailing the loose cap and seal it myself."