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"2T did a kitchen and bathroom remodel. Highly recommend as they were prompt, reliable, and highly qualified for the job at hand!"

"Did a great job. Polite. Didn?t waste time. Great company."

"Spenser played a big part in our bathroom remodel. He was friendly and professional. I will be using T&S again in the future! "

"The service was prompt and efficient. They did a great job."

"Reliability was above and beyond! There were additional items I requested to be repaired/ replaced and it was taken care of correctly, quickly and I would hire them anytime again in the future!"

Faupel and Brothers LLC is a carpentry and remodeling crew with a focus on reliability, quality, and affordability. Whatever the project may be, we can get it done and up to code.

Cut Above Carpentry LLC\nAt Cut Above Carpentry LLC, we believe your home deserves more than just a quick fix—it deserves a professional touch. Backed by a Degree in Construction Management and over 5 years of hands-on experience as a residential contractor, I bring a high level of expertise and technical precision to every project.\n\nWe specialize in high-quality craftsmanship where the details matter. Our philosophy is simple: Quality over everything. We pride ourselves on:\n\nExceptional Communication: No guesswork here. We keep you informed from the first estimate to the final walkthrough.\n\nTrue Professionalism: We respect your time and your property, maintaining a clean and organized job site.\n\nManagement Expertise: Our academic background means your project is handled with structural integrity and efficiency.\n\nWe treat your home as if it were our own. Choose a Cut Above for your next project.

"If you have an emergency do not call this company. Contacted in September, consultant came first of Octoberand down payment for work was made. Mid- January and only half the job done. While Adao Natario was an excellent professional and did a great job sealing up the wall cracks in the basement,my disappointment with the Company in general is emense. Adao listened to my concerns and I’ll wait to see if the Company responds with appropriate work on the sump pump and discharge issue if they ever show up. Meanwhile, I am surrounded by water in the yard and just hope the sump pump in basement keeps working. Price below reflect only crack repair."

"7 new columns were installed including new footings. This is very physical labor and very taxing on the body: hammering old concrete, hand digging footings, properly installing new footings, this was a lot of dirt, rock and cement going in and out of the basement, yet the crew (Justin, Francisco, Brandon) always maintained a great attitude and worked continuously. The guys were very polite and professional. They were accommodating and answered all my questions. We ran into a few oddities and Justin was able to modify and resolve with a few phone calls to the engineers. We were able to raise the house up 1/4" to 5/8", before we stopped due to plaster starting to crack. We now feel comfortable continuing restoration of this wonderful 100 year old home, onto the next 100 years!!"

"On the first warm day in February, I came home from work to find water in the basement. Thawed snow had filled a window well and was seeping down the basement wall, soaking the floor of a storage room and part of a finished area. That night I bailed out the water, but by the next morning, it was like I'd never done anything. The first basement guy I called basically said there wasn't anything I could do about it, and that I'd have to regrade in the spring. Then I called Stumpf Construction. Chad Stumpf came out that day and used a small sump pump to remove the water (which he let me borrow until they were able to do the work), and he fixed the downspout, which was also part of the problem. He explained that because we live on a hill, water was draining right into our window, and that the best way to divert it would be to cut a swale (a small ditch) along the side of the house in the spring. He then explained how I could protect the window well so no more snowmelt would get in. <br /> It was May before they could do the work (probably because they're good), but Chad was in contact with me and had even been out once to explain what they'd be doing and to address my wife's and my concerns about how the swale might affect a large fenced-in garden. His recommendations seemed totally pragmatic, and I never once felt that he was suggesting we do anything unnecessary. <br /> The swale has since filled in with grass and looks great, but, more importantly, because of that and the regrading, we haven't had any water in the basement. The crew changed the shape of the garden to accommodate the swale, but they took a lot of care doing so, and it looks as if that's the way it's always been. <br /> <br />"