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"I had Ecostar Remodeling handle our new construction project, and it went smoothly from start to finish. The crew was friendly, skilled, and always willing to answer questions. The house is coming together beautifully and I feel confident in their work."

"These guys are great! Their prices are competitive with most others. The work they do IS top notch. They keep the area clean during and afterwards. They did a walk way out to a fire pit for us with a sitting wall. Looks really good!!! I highly recommend this company "

"I contacted Angie’s list for a handyman. Jworks was the only one that contacted me back for the items I needed help with. It all started with installing a microwave. I’ve hired him several times. He’s awesome, does a great job. I will continue to hire him as long as he continues to do this kind of work. All my jobs have been well done!! Thanks Jworks."

"Due to our schedule we are only hired and started that work. The interview, details, explanation and price were obviously the best we received. We had talked to four other contractors. Thus far we have had the plumbing, gas and some concrete work, all on schedule with polite workers who did a good clean up. We are looking to getting the main work done in a couple of weeks."

When it comes to decks, patios, porches, or pergolas – or any outdoor project we handle – the details matter. Of course, we want your new outdoor space to look amazing and seamlessly blend with the style and design of your home. But we also want to make sure it is safe, secure, and lasts for many years. To ensure that’s the case, we need to pay attention to the details. Our contractors use a clear Job Process Methodology that ensures the structure is built well, and we have established national relationships with preferred material vendors, including AZEK and Timbertech.\nAs for the team that will be creating your captivating outdoor space? Our deck contractors are each trained, licensed, and certified in each applicable area. Each of our locations is locally owned and operated and backed by a national network of experts\n

"Very professional, courteous and knowledgeable, great workmanship."

"My general contractor, Carlos, was great to work with. I did have issues with some of the sub-contractors work. Carlos addressed each of them as they came up. All crews were very good at cleaning up at the end of each day. At the end of a good 2 months I had an amazing addition, a very beautiful kitchen, and a great living space."

I am someone who loves working with my hands. I have built everything from tables and chairs to pergolas and fully functional wood shops. No matter the size of scope of the project I work to ensure that every job is completed with quality. I love to work with all of my clients, whether I am solving an issue they have or bringing their vision to life. You can be as involved or hands off as you would like. My goal is to make sure you are happy when I am finished.

"I hired Hillman Outdoor Living to design and install an outdoor fireplace and hearth. From start to finish Mike was a pleasure to work with. His attention to detail and industry knowledge is what sold us. We felt like we could go to Mike with ideas and he knew exactly how to execute them. Can’t wait to do another project with Hillman Outdoor Living."

"My wife and I wanted an aesthetic pergola to enhance the value of our home and provide a place to entertain guests. We shopped Angie?s List and settled on Outback Creations due to the company?s positive reviews. Terry (the owner) came to our home and provided an estimate of approximately $5,800. Shortly thereafter, he provided a sketch for submittal to the HOA. Within a month, the HOA approved the addition to the home. <br /> Terry called and explained that the price had increased to $6,800, as it was necessary to increase the size of the pergola due to the design of our home. A month had elapsed since our initial meeting, and I could not recall all the particulars discussed. Therefore, he left a contract in my mailbox for review. The specifications were incorrect: 6x6 posts, 2x12 beam, and etcetera. When questioned about the inaccuracies, Terry said he must have been in a rush. A day or so later, we met to finalize a contract. I should note that an Angie?s List discount was not available. Prior to signing the contract, I also inquired about his special on Angie?s List: ?$500 for $1,000 Credit Toward a New Outdoor Living Project.? He said the special/discount was meant for more elaborate projects like fireplaces, kitchens, and stone patios. Here is the information as written on Angie?s List: <br /> <strong>$500 for $1,000 Credit Toward a New Outdoor Living Project</strong> <br /> <strong><br /> Here's the Deal:</strong>    <br /> <ul> <li>$500.00 for $1000.00 credit toward an outdoor entertainment area</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Use towards: arbors, cedar patio covers, awnings, fireplaces, kitchens, wood decks, stone patios, etc (check out our website for</li> </ul> images) <br /> <strong>The Real Deal</strong>:  Dreaming of an arbor, brick grill, seating, or an outdoor fireplace?  Get it installed for less with this <br /> refreshing offer! <br /> We decided to move forward with the project irrespective of the aforementioned misgivings. On Tuesday, September 15, 2015, construction of the pergola began and did not conclude until Friday, September 25, 2015. The work should have been completed within 7 business days. Initially, the crew consisted of three individuals. On a few days, however, there were only two, especially <br /> toward the end. During construction, his crew accidentally drilled too far into the brick, piercing the living room wall. One of the lattice panels were installed incorrectly. There were gaps where the wood did not align. The message that follow was sent on 9/23/2015, via Angie?s List and illustrate our concerns: <br /> ?I just examined the pergola and the basic structure is okay. However, the lattice panels are not compliant with our contract. For <br /> instance, there is a gap between the two lattice panels. Additionally, the craftsmanship that we wanted is absent. The lattice panels appear hastily constructed to the pergola. One of the two lattice panels is installed incorrectly: The rough side, with the visible nails/clasps, is facing outward. The outer border (outline) of the lattice panels are uneven and do not meet/join skillfully. The lattice panels should mirror one another. This project began Tuesday, September 15, 2015, and remains in progress. If lattice <br /> panels are inappropriate for this pergola, we do not want them forced to fit. The most important feature for us is an aesthetic and symmetrical pergola.? <br /> The following message was sent on 9/24/2015: <br /> ?How would this be remedied? We want an aesthetic pergola that adds value to the home and enhances outdoor leisure activities. To ensure that this project improves, I think you should be on sight for quality control. Sections of the lattice panels stain do not resemble the basic structure of the pergola. A few panels are splintered. As discussed earlier, the drill bit drilled a hole in my living room wall.? <br /> In the end, the project was able to be saved. [Sending messages with pictures via Angie?s List was very helpful.)  However, I will have to pay a professional to repair the living room wall. The added $380 was to redirect sprinkler pipes. We would not use the company again. <br />"