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RR Building and remodeling is a family owned and operated business committed to helping turn our customer's visions into reality. What sets us apart is our personalized approach and unwavering commitment to quality. Our team of skilled in house craftsmen bring decades of combined experience to every project, ensuring meticulous attention to detail and superior craftsmanship. \n\nOur services include: New home construction, renovations and additions, foundation work, bathroom remodels, custom carpentry, masonry, decorative concrete, and overall project management. \n\nBy blending innovative trends with timeless craftsmanship, RR Building and Remodeling aims to create spaces that not only impress but also stand the test of time, ensuring your home remains both stylish and functional for years to come.

Carlos Palomino is the very best when it comes to remodeling. He originally register his company as a handyman. Very quickly people learned that his craftsmanship was the very best. He went from being a handyman to building bran new homes in no time. The difference is he is not going to sub a lot of work out; he is able to do most things himself. Having a general contractor on the job gives you not only excellence but you can count he is on time as well.

"Outstanding Service by JCP Glass Works. I thought I had cracked a few small windows on a basement window. JCP arrived on a quick call over the weekend (they squeezed me in). I had an alarm indicator tell me the window was broken. It looked crack to me. JCP came and showed me there was no damage. Honesty and Integrity is a breathe of fresh air these days. They wouldn't even accept water from me. I recommend these folks with the highest accolades."

"Rod Hill is a really nice guy and he was terrific to work with at first. I provided him with a long list of major and quot;to-dosand quot; in my home, including two bathrooms, a kitchen, fixing our front porch, building a deck, installing pot lighting fixtures and lots of other, more minor home renovations. <br /> We agreed that the first project would be the master bathroom. After I got renderings done and presented to the town for permits, we shopped together for all the fixtures, tiles, etc. He performed all installations, including flooring, walls, wainscotting, tiling, plumbing, electrical from start to finish. However, he was balancing several projects at once and I often received calls asking if I could wait a week or so while he completed another project which was he said was urgent usually as a result of hurricane Sandy. How could I be anything but understanding? However, the estimated time frame of start to end of the bathroom project became completely off not by weeks but by months. By the end I wondered if I should have been less of a pushover as what was supposed to be a one month project took 8 months from start to finish instead. <br /> Rod stayed within budget, which was a bit high but he was a friend of a friend and so I felt he certainly wouldn't screw me over so I was agreeable. Things began to unravel when I discovered that the corner of a major marble element of the bathroom had been chipped off, which would be difficult to repair and expensive to replace. He stated that I must have broken it somehow or someone else who had been in the bathroom after they had left. When I suggested he or one of his helpers (who were his son and father in law) may have accidentally broken the marble while they were painting the bathroom that day (having maneuvered ladders, full cans of paint and other equipment in the room), Rod became irate, and insisted his son would have told him had that happened. I honestly didn't care how it happened, I just wanted it to be fixed and I didn't feel it would be fair to pay for the repair as I had not broken it. <br /> Thankfully Rod was able to find a solution and ultimately fixed it and did not charge me for the repair. However he treated me differently after that incident. The smiling and joking and collaboration stopped that day. <br /> As we wrapped up the master bathroom project, I reminded him of other projects he had agreed to do with me, however, once he got his last payment, he stopped returning calls about when those projects would begin. <br /> I then learned that he had spoken to my next door neighbors and had agreed to begin several projects at their home within the next two weeks. I left him a text message that I understood he was going to be doing some work next door but that I would hope he would complete my projects first and that my neighbors were agreeable to wait. He never returned the text and never followed up with my neighbors. After that, he disappeared from my neighborhood. I did see his truck in town a few weeks later, working on a house that was damaged by Sandy. <br /> I have since found another contractor who is tackling my other projects. It was very unfortunate how things worked out with Remodel Plus as I felt Rod's workmanship was top notch and he was able to do it all. If he had other projects that he felt would take precedence or that he no longer wanted to work with me, it would have been more professional if he had simply told me that. <br />"

"Although, Serenity Building Services, LLC was unable to do the work because of scheduling. I would 100% use their services. Anthony J. Fleres got back to me in 15 minutes, and provided me with a ton of information that helped guide me to the right place. He provided contact information to other resources. His willingness to help even though he would not earn a dime from me was awesome. If we was willing to help me in that way, image how attentive and honest he is to his paying customers. Five star service!"

"Daniele and Cristina Puglisi of Puglisi Renovations were a pleasure to work with, for the second time. This renovation wasn't big, as the last project. They came as promised and finished the task list by staying after hours. They helped us complete many small tasks around the house (grouting the kitchen backsplash, installing a new faucet, updating electric outlets, moving an outlet to hang a tv and break and redesign the master closet). Having them work on our house, gives us a piece of mind. Very appreciate of them scheduling a day during their busy season."

"After my contractor put up the deck & knee wall Hudson Valley Sunrooms installed my Four Seasons Sunroom to the back of my house, which I'll be using as a kitchen/sitting room.  I am TOTALLY satisfied with the work, and the company.  Chris Smalley and his very capable, reliable, crew did a terrific job... even to the point of taking delivery of the sunroom components at MIDNIGHT, himself, due to an unforseen snowstorm.  After it was delivered, and we could start work, Mr. Smalley and his crew put the glassed roofed addition up in record time.  They came when they said they would, worked hard all day and did an excellent job. It has made a world of difference to my home's appearance, and my enjoyment of same.  As for service... Mr. Smalley stopped by unannounced after the recent Sept. hurricane, just to make sure that every thing was ok... how often does THAT happen?"

"All of our expectations of this job were exceeded by Jamar Construction. The windows came in when expected. The install was scheduled for a busy graduation week, so Jim arranged installation so that all interior work was done first, as not to interrupt our plans. The windows are beautiful, fit the character of my home perfectly, and it's a pleasure to now be able to open the house up while the weather is nice. Thank you, Jim."

"Dominick from D&J Construction just finished a screened-in, covered 20’x20’ deck for us. It’s amazing! We couldn’t be happier. Dominick deserves a lot of credit for persevering through the pandemic, which led to substantial labor shortages for him. He would usually have multiple crews going, and was down to himself and one other person through most of the construction, and did much of this work himself. Thank you Dominick! We definitely appreciate your sticking with us through this pandemic and finding a way to get this done. Dominick also dealt with significant material shortages, having to run to another state at times just to pick up additional material. Dominick does a great job in treating his customers right; he listens, is courteous, friendly and was accommodating of what we were wanting to do as well as some last-minute changes. The quality of the work was terrific, and we really appreciated Dominick’s attention to detail. We couldn’t be happier with the end result, and the inspectors were pretty impressed as well. Dominick’s quote was very competitive, and he managed really well to that budget. Dominick is very capable, and handled a pretty large job for us from soup to nuts. He arranged an architect for us to work with, and took care of permits, inspections, managing multiple sub-contractors, and construction from footings to framing to finish work. We’ve struggled with general contractors who’ve put us in the middle of working with sub-contractors; Dominick definitely does not do that; he manages the job end to end. I’d highly recommend Dominick to anyone, especially for bigger jobs where you need an extremely capable contractor."

"The job was completed by the agreed upon price, and the house was secure and warm again, within a week, as Pete promised. The interior work will be ongoing, as it was the holidays, he will come back in a few weeks to finish the interior of the attic. As noted we have hire Pete during the last 4 years for various projects, if something breaks or is not working he comes back and tries to repair or re-install it. And it generally is a item that I purchased! through no fault of his that it has failed! There are times when a manufacture discontinues making the item and parts, so it is the homeowners responsibility to replace it at their cost, which we had to do once and realize it happens, it is part of the construction/renovation process!"