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"I was in need of my fenced replaced and was able to get a quote in a professional and timely matter. Their crew came out and took down my current fence, took all the debris, and put up the new fence without any problems. They were able to answer all my questions and it was a good from the beginning till the end."

"Absolutely superb installation.  What I got was a floor-to ceiling storage cabinet in a nonstandard height space, with a quick-operating security latch.  Also had adjustable shelving and protective metal security edging inside to prevent it being pried open. There were no problems or issues in the installation and it worked perfectly.  It also looked gorgeous.  Unfortunately when I sold that house I could not take it with me, as it was custom-built for the space.  Matt also did three other pieces of custom cabinet work in that house.  The work was complicated by the fact that the house was old and "home made" so many of the measurements, angles and stud spacings were nonstandard."

"This was a difficult project due to steep, uneven terrain and numerous large rocks in the fence route, some of which required jackhammering to remove. Fred and Bryan were extremely helpful suggesting options for dealing with these challenges and explaining the pros and cons and cost differences of each. Crew members acted professionally and were communicative and hard working. Both design and construction were accomplished during the height of a very busy season. The schedule was revised several times and information was readily provided to us as these revisions arose. The end product is beautiful, effective and already garnering numerous positive comments."

"We needed a fence, a post and 2 gates installed so our dog wouldn't be able to get out of the yard. In order to install the fence Joe needed to cut down some trees.  He did an outstanding job and completed the task a day early and cleaned up the mess.  Our dog enjoyed her new yard and we didn't have worry that she could get out.  The price was less than we anticipated and there were no hidden or additional charges. <br />"

"It went well. The two men doing the work were polite. They removed the old fence, including the posts and associated cement (part of the bid process). The post holes were dug and the posts installed in one day. The fencing went up two days later, and it was done quickly. The fence looks very nice; the boards have knots, but it appears they are all tight. I was very happy with the speed and quality of work. There were no gates in the portion I agreed to pay for, so the cost represents the TOTAL cost of the fence between the houses without any gates."

"Outstanding. They were very competent. They paid attention to details. Re-built the home better with a reasonable price. We couldn't be happier."

"James and Jamie did an amazing job on my yard on Monday the 15th. Theyre always fast, consistent, and do a great job. I’m very happy with Graham’s Service. I would definitely recommend Graham’s Landscaping."

"Bottom line was the process and experience was good; bid price was horrible. Lamont Bros, who I've worked with before a couple years ago, were again prompt and professional. I know they do impeccable work which is why I contacted them. Both Daniel and Joseph were personable, professional and informative. They spent appropriate time surveying the chimney and attic, taking measurements, and explaining options and process. It was enjoyable. They asked what I wanted to budget [as low as possible! :)] and I said $20-25k knowing it was very low but with a budget in my head of about $35K to $40k. They said 20-25k wasn't really reasonable and said just a bathroom generally runs about 20K (which I've also heard from numerous contractors and friends who have had the work done) and that what we were talking about would probably be around 40K, depending on finishes. So I was expecting something in that ballpark. Instead, the bid was $90k to $115k. More than twice what was discussed and what I had budgeted in my head. I am friends with architects and engineers. my family knows contractors. I work for the City of Portland and discuss remodels, new houses, and other construction projects all day long. Some of our good friends just had a top tier contractor do a large remodel that included removing the wall between dining room and kitchen in a classic foursquare house, installing new support beams, putting in new high end hardwood floors on first floor (1000sf), remodeling and reconfiguring first floor bathroom in order to install a new exterior door from kitchen to back of house and building a second story deck that door opened out onto that deck - all for approximately $50k. All this to say the bid was extremely high. I get that our housing market is crazy and the cost of construction is expensive and increasing. Contractors have their choice of jobs and as such can price accordingly. And sure, there is an opportunity cost to taking on a specific job over others. But a bid of $90k-$115K seems like price gouging and taking extreme advantage of the current construction climate. I can only take it as a way of saying they'd rather do other, larger jobs for wealthy clients who don't have concerns about costs."

"The trimming was very good, the dog liked her and we are having our dog done on tuesday again <br />"

"We had an excellent experience! People were on time and friendly. The installation was fast, and our lawn looks like nothing was done to it at all! The people are very knowledgeable about training the dogs properly for getting them used to the invisible fence zones."