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"I hired Drew Pro Carpentry to install several interior slab doors as well as an exterior storm door. Drew responded to my request very quickly, had a very reasonable rate, gave great communication, and workmanship was solid. On day one, he offered to assist with getting the doors picked up from the store and moved to my home after the initial vendor failed. He held his installation date on the day after July 4th. I have an older home, the doors required some specialty cuts to ensure a good fit and Drew did a great job of ensuring they were cut well. Drew was professional, communicative, and dependable."

Here at Brown Construction we focus on being a one stop shop for all your home improvement or repair needs. This gives every homeowner the opportunity to have multiple jobs done with one company which helps reduce costs and the hassle of using multiple contractors. We focus on homeowners wants, needs and what best fits the pocketbook. We also offer free estimates with the ability to do some estimates over the phone to cut down on having to setup a time to see what could simply be done with a picture and description of what needs done. We all live in a busy world so we try to cutdown on that and simplify it. With over 20 years of home repairs and new construction we know how to fix it or build it and stand by our product with quality craftsmanship. \nCall to setup your free estimate \n(815)830-0651

Reliable and detail-oriented handyman specializing in gutter installation, repairs, and general home improvement services. I take pride in delivering high-quality work, showing up on time, and making sure every job is done right the first time. Whether it’s a small repair or a larger project, I treat every home like it’s my own.\n\nFree estimates and quick response times—message me anytime!

"I would like to update my review, after the experience I had with Trim a Seal I received a call from Zac. he was very helpful when I explained the situation and worked with me for the next couple of weeks to come into a conclusion that was satisfactory for both of us. Now I declined the service but they made sure I was fully refunded and he gave me his guarantee that when I choose to have the work done(I will call three people for a quote and told him after my experience with him I will choose Trim a Seal for a quote in the future) He assured me that he will work personally with me to make sure I am fully satisfied and I appreciate all that he did to assist me with this situation so I will be calling them again when I want another quote."

"Went very, very well. Solid communication from start to finish, including during the transport itself. Pricing was at the high end of the quote range, but not obscene, and what I received in return was a white-glove service using an enclosed trailer with an experienced professional. Complete inspection of the car before and after, with pictures noting the exact condition of the car, interior and exterior - including the milage and contents of the glove box. This is not a subcontracting / middle-man company like so many auto transport vendors are - they bid on and perform the work themselves through their well-established and successful freight business. I wouldn't hesitate to put another high-value automobile into their care."

"<strong><em>Initial report - 12/11/13<br /> </em></strong>The project was a couple of weeks behind the expected start date but the delay didn't cause any issues for me. For the workers, I imagine the difference between 40 degrees and 4 degrees outside with zero degree wind chill made A LOT of difference. <br /> The project manager contacted me throughout the delay period with updates. He called more than 48 hours prior to the new start date. I was advised to remove any artwork from outside walls just in case the work on the roof caused vibrations that might result in a picture falling off the wall. No other roof worker had ever suggested this. Nice. <br /> The crew arrived, dumpster arrived and the crew did a total removal of the old shingles, put down the roofing felt and cleaned up the project site on the first day. I was impressed and pleased. <br /> On day #2, the crew began to install the stone coated steel shingle panels but discovered there was material for my job that had been used on another job in error. The project manager called and apologized explaining that this would result in a delay of a day or two but that the roof was fully weather proof. (I hope so; the wind is going to hit 30 mph today). I get it; stuff happens. Again, this was not an inconvenience for me other than I'd like to get the dumpster out of the driveway sooner rather than later. <br /> This day #3. I'll know more when I get home. But, overall, so far so good. <br /> <strong><em>Update - 4/29/2014<br /> </em></strong>The work finally was completed after Thanksgiving but not entirely to my satisfaction. Materials were left at my house (I had to call twice to get it picked up and some of it is still there. It seems that the workers who installed my roof have been fired. Great. There is significant scarring on the stone coated shingles due to workers' failure to wear proper foot wear and frankly, carelessness. Months after the install, I finally got a call this morning saying the materials to repair the scarring have come in and repairs will start today. Communication has been sporadic and usually at my initiation. The house did get through the terrible winter without leaks which is encouraging.For a job this expensive, I expected better but if anything goes wrong, I'll be calling for a no cost fix. <br /> Now, let 's see if this scarring fix gets done. I will update again. <br /> <strong><em>Final Report - 6/3/2014<br /> </em></strong>Everything has been complete for a few weeks now. The scarring was repaired, the materials picked up and the roof looks great (finally). The gutters with the caps that keep leaves, etc out of the troughs have done their job as well. Overall, the result is good. The process was somewhat painful but thankfully, it worked out in the end. Would I use them again? Maybe. Depends on price and scope of the job. <br /> <br />"

"We hired Steve because of the positive ratings here on Angie's List. We are baffled by how others rated his work as wonderful. He is a big fan of using silicone to fill gaps vs accurate workmanship. Example; the first picture is of the door trim cut too short on both sides. His intent was to fill these gap with silicone, we talked, he cut new trim to fit correctly. Each picture has more versions of the same through out. The cracks (which he promised would not happen when he was trying to tell me why he liked using the silicone so much), developed within days and weeks of completion. Yes, he offered to fix, but we declined for two reasons, 1) We had talked SEVERAL times DURING the work regarding our expectations from a professional and subsequent shortcomings, you can see the results in the pictures. 2) As such, we had no confidence in his abilities and fixed the issues ourselves. There were more issues, too many to list, but some are..... the three column bookcase he built is without symmetry, it has three different widths, shelves are not interchangeable. Several flooring planks are visible at the baseboard due to being cut too short. Wrong paint was purchased (we caught this because we were compelled to become our own vanguards of his quality). Several communication issues between Steve and his drywall/painter crew, and also the electrical contractor. Each grade has valid reasons why the grade was assigned, rated the price as "D" because we did not receive the professional job we paid for."

"The job went well.  We had a small leak around the sewer line and after I called them to report the leak they came back immediately and made the repair and everything works great now.  I left a note for the guy working at the home and he called me to explain what he did.  This was a very pleasant surprise and I really appreciated him taking the time to make sure I was clear on what he did. <br />"

Creating custom storage and organizational solutions is what we do at ShelfGenie®. We employ both designers and installers who can transform your home with our Glide-Out™ shelving solutions and meet any specific accessibility, storage or organizational need. Corporate Office: 5500 Interstate North Parkway, Ste 250, Atlanta, GA 30328.

"Les Glover does and did everything. He replaced the bathroom medicine cabinet and sink with cabinet. He installed a new steel front door with all wood trim. Les replaced and repaired the siding on the house and garage. He repaired he soffit around the house. Les also painted the entire house and garage once all wood and siding was replaced or repaired. Les took care of many small details on his own, not needing to be told what to do. If something was not to his liking, he worked on it until it was. Les is very conscientious and is extremely reliable, not to mention that he is a very pleasant person to deal with. Even neighbors commented on his work ethic and abilities. The house looks brand new is now for sale."