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"Bob and his guys were outstanding. Bob was patient with changes, new ideas, and was a great partner to work with throughout the project. I would (and still do) call him for anything - I trust Bob with all aspects of our home and it's future needs. Bob and his crew are worth their weight in GOLD!"

30 employees. Family owned and operated. Pride ourselves on giving an excellent one-of-a-kind experience to each and every client.

"Great job! I had disassembled an exterior touchpad-type of door lockset for what seemed would be an "easy" DIY adjustment to a loose thumbturn. After encountering some unexpected difficulty, I disassembled some more parts. Realizing that the thumbturn had no adjustibility, I proceeded to reassemble the unit, but I did it wrong so that the key got stuck in the cylinder. After some more fiddling and disassembly, the key cylinder totally fell apart and became a pile of tiny springs and pins -- the "tumblers" that fit to the pattern of the key. (Google images for "5-pin key cylinder" and look at the complexity of this little thing!) It seemed I had gone beyond "the point of no return". So, I called High Speed Lock expecting to pay for a new cylinder and key. Erik arrived on time, looked at my collection of parts, and said he could rebuild the cylinder. After a few minutes in his truck, he reinstalled all the original parts, except for new springs and pins inside the original cylinder housing. The original key still works, and the lock is back to normal. For a very reasonable price, I got great service and learned a few lessons too."

We are Custom Home Builders, that also do renovations, additions and remodeling. We have our own employee's who perform all phases of the construction.

8 EMPLOYEES. OCCASTIONALLY USES SUBS. COST IS DETERMINED BY THE JOB. NO TRAVEL CHARGE.

What this masonry scientist does:\n\nMarkets, advertises, sales, estimates, calculates, anticipates, stresses\nInstalls, tears out, builds up, pulls out, plugs in\nConsults, designs, engineers, troubleshoots\nGets wet, cold, hot, very sweaty, hurt, cut\nEmbeds, fill up, grouts, pumps, and hangs on\nWalks the wall, edge, railing, frames, pours\nGrinds, rubs, chemically treats, weather proofs\nFlashes, terminates, dams up, digs into, bores through, embeds, sprays, injects \nAny form of unit masonry (brick, block, pavers, glass block), tile, slate, stone (natural or synthetic), concrete, cement materials, bituminous materials, cleaning agents, compounds, slurries, \nHydraulic stuff, detergents, bituminous and asphaltic compounds, \nRetaining walls systems, patios, veneers, bridges, chimneys, sidewalks, roads, new construction, retrofit, tenant finish, also attend Trade Shows; work them hard, present, propose, model, make up, pro create, define, populate fields, draw, climb ladders, scaffolds, stairs.\nAdditions, buildings (small, medium, and large and tall, even extremely tall, ie; high rise), schools, industrial, government, private, residential, so forth and so on!!… no innuendos here(seriously)!... yep more to come….

"One workman was sent over to fix leak. Work took one hour, for which we were charged $1600. We thought we had an emergency situation. THE COMPANY TOOK ADVANTAGE OF THE SITUATION. Even if the work was done properly, The fee for one hour of work is outrageous"

The Greater Cincinnati Energy ALliance is a nonprofit organization dedicated to facilitating investment in energy efficiency for homeowners, non-profit organizations, and commercial building owners through outreach and education, project management, and financing solutions. We are proud to partner with many of the region’s most respected organizations to help residents understand their energy usage. Some of our friends and partners include: the U.S. Department of Energy, the Greater Cincinnati Foundation, the Kentucky Housing Corporation, People Working Cooperatively, the Cincinnati-Hamilton County Community Action Agency, and Duke Energy