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"Professional and honest. Took the time to review each section of the structure - explaining the proper manner in which to fix the issues. Provided a detailed clear evaluation with associated documents for solving the structural issues."

"Level Engineering was very professional and prompt in helping us analyze a structural concern from a buyer on a property."

"From the get go I was impressed with Ed's engineering knowledge, his ability to assess structural and materials issues, and his ability to explain the necessary procedures for an optimal outcome. Unlike other contractors who might avoid the inconveniences of working on an historic mid 19th century house, Ed welcomed the opportunity and took immense pride in stabilizing and preparing it for the next 100 plus years. His crew was skilled, punctual, and very pleasant taking great care in the construction and clean-up process. Ed was also very generous with his expertise on maintaining the house, assuring us that he could be called upon for council or to address any future concerns. His company is far beyond professional - they are house whisperers!"

"They did a fantastic job putting down a new vinyl-plank floor in the basement, as well as repairing sections of the drywall and painting the walls, doors, and frames/moldings. They even replaced the handrail on the stairs that was falling out of the wall with a new one that they were able to match to the color of the floor. The cost was among the lowest of the quotes we received, yet the work was still excellent. They were easy to work with throughout and were even very easy-going when minor changes were requested or needed due to the project. I cannot recommend them enough!"

"I have used Structureline few time in the past It all begins with a bathroom Remodeling when I used to live in Jersey City... I Hired them Based on recommendations and good reviews... The story was that at that time 2009 I couldn't find a good Licensed Contractor to get the management  board approval in my building, because of the high requirements.. And my sister Gina give me the contact information of Structureline as certified contractor.. After they pass the board they did the bathroom remodeling and I was very happy with their results... After I moved to Brooklyn my husband said that would be nice to hire a contractor  to do a extension to the house.. After we received several bids from different contractors even that the price was a little higher we decided to go with Structureline because we already knew their work.. Nicolas advised us to build a second floor instead of the back extension and we thought that is a brilliant idea and went for it... <br /> To tell the truth the construction took longer then we expected .....a lot of paperwork, inspections for framing , plumbing  we did received a violation because we haven't  used the scaffolding  properly weather conditions etc... <br /> But we know that Nicolas did the best to finished and we do appreciate that... My husband was very happy wen the construction was completed, a lot of closets room, master bathroom, Large windows , big living room and huge living room... <br /> I really liked bout their renovations that the walls a straight and smooth like glass, defiantly is recommended to see .... <br />"

"I contacted Peter of Pantec Engineering regarding a couple of items. First, to review the structural integrity of my newly constructed Brooklyn condo recently purchased, which came back fine. The second was following a flood in my finished basement after a tropical storm in June 2021. Peter visited my property on a Saturday afternoon and conducted a thorough investigation of the plumbing in my condo including reviewing the building plans. He uncovered a major oversight on the how the plumbing was installed. Topline, the water from the roof was being exited by way of sump pump, which is a significant deviation to code. Peter followed up with a comprehensive and detailed report which I was able to take to my board to gain financial support to fix the problem. He made himself available throughout the process including phone calls, texts, and joining a board condo meeting. He offered consultative recommendations with a patient and professional demeanor. He even was able to recommend vendors to fix the problem after my condo’s management company failed to supply vendors willing to perform the work. The plumbing was fixed less than 24 hours before Ida hit NYC and I was able to prevent what would have been catastrophic damage to my property. I highly recommend Peter for a professional independent assessment that requires expertise of a structural engineer."

"Excellent inspector, very thorough, and not afraid to dig below the surface to see what might be hiding. Definitely a good guy to have on hand for looking at an old Brooklyn building. If you're into history and engineering, he's also got a lot of knowledge about why things the are the way they are in different types of buildings from different eras. Very interesting to talk to."

"I had a great experience planning the design of my second story addition!! The architect was great at capturing my needs and vision and provided me with suggestions to maximize the space and make it functional. Her suggestions were modern and gave the space a clean cut feel while making it cozy and inviting. She also modified a few things upon request to ensure I stuck to budget without losing my vision for the space. The whole process was explained from beginning to end with timelines and things to expect. I would totally recommend!!!"

"We contracted with Chris Iannuzzi of Chris Craftsman Development to completely gut, to the studs, and install two completely new 5ft by 7ft bathrooms. Start to finish our project was supposed to take three weeks at the outside. The project started on October 19th 2015 and finished on December 1st, 2015. The actual project took a full six weeks and two days. Most of the time there was only one person working on our project. The remainder of the crew were working on someone else's project. <br /> There were many annoyances during the six plus weeks and listing all of those here would be counterproductive. We wrote the final check to Chris Craftsman Development on December 1st, 2015. We didn't use the showers for a few weeks as we were waiting for shower doors and shower curtains to be delivered and installed. <br /> On December 22nd, 2015 I noticed some grout laying in the bottom of the upstair?s bathroom tub. Closer inspection showed that the grout in both corners of the upstair?s shower were cracking from the tub to the ceiling. I took pictures and created a video to show Chris the problem and have him facilitate repairs. I also discovered that the toilet bowl in the 1st floor bathroom was loose. Here are the outcomes of my attempts to make contact with Chris Iannuzzi. <br /> <blockquote> December 22, 2015 - Sent a text to Chris Iannuzzi?s cell phone explaining the problem and asking for a call back - No response </blockquote> <blockquote> January 5, 2016 - Sent second text to Chris Iannuzzi?s cell phone and included pictures of the problem. - No response </blockquote> <blockquote> January 9, 2016 - Called Chris Iannuzzi?s cell phone, no answer so I left a voice message - No Return Call from Chris </blockquote> <blockquote> January 13, 2016 - Called Chris Craftsman Developments' answering service. Spoke to the operator and asked for a callback. -  No Return Call </blockquote> <blockquote> January 13, 2016 - Called Chris Craftsman Development?s answering service again to see if Chris received my message. The operator said she sent the message electronically and would send it a second time. - No Return Call from Chris. <br /> </blockquote> Prior to signing the contract Chris returned my calls promptly, almost immediately. After signing, not so much. <br /> One additional point of caution. Make sure anything you want done is specifically spelled out in the contract. Chris will tell you that <br /> anything they find "they will take care of" (his words not mine). The words left out of the statement are "for a price". <br /> Getting back to the grout issue. I ultimately called the 'foreman' on our project and explained the problem. The foreman stopped by two <br /> days later along with the person who did our grout. They tightened the toilet bowl and then made the following statement: <br /> "Didn't Chris explain to you that it could take up to a year for everything to settle?" "With the winter months and the cold weather the walls will move and the grout will crack". The foreman said to call him back in a few month after everything settles and he'll fix it. <br />  I have checked with another tile mechanic and he has never heard of such a situation happening. It's truly insulting that they think I'm that stupid to believe that story. I just shook my head and they left. <br /> I've posted pictures and a video of the issues so you can decide for yourself if you would want to hire Chris Craftsman Development for your next project."

"I highly recommend D'Amaro Surveying and Engineering. Mr. D'Amaro is extremely knowledgeable, helpful, and honest. He cleared up an issue concerning property easements and provided relevant documents and explanations, I would definitely use him again."