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We uphold a standard of integrity bound by fairness, honesty, and personal responsibility. Our distinction is the quality of service we bring to our customers. Accurate knowledge of our trade combined with ability is what makes us true professionals. Above all, we are watchful of our customers interests, and make their concerns the basis of our business.

"They've been very good."

4 employees. No subs. Cost is determined by the job. No additional travel charges. No service charges. Extra charge for after hours service may apply.

Residential and commercial contractor

No employees or sub contractors. Charges by the job. Travel/trip charges may apply .

Builders & Painters Associated is owned and operated by Al Guilliot, an insured residential building and painting contractor, works to make certain that when your job is completed it is exactly as you want it. Al is proud of his professional, courteous service and brings over 20 years of experience to the industry. \n3 employees. Uses subs for electrical, plumbing, & roofing.

Concrete construction includes forming and pouring various slabs.

Eaton Masonry, LLC, is a Lafayette, LA based business. We have been in business for over 35 years. We specialize in outdoor fireplaces, fences, floors,wrought iron gates and fences and all custom masonry. We are a owned and operated by a Christian family. Eaton Masonry, LLC is fully insured. We will take care of everything from digging the footings to cleaning the job. We take pride in our work.

One stop shop for anything a homeowner or commercial business would need.

"I saw a few bad reviews but enough positive reviews to give them a shot. Unfortunately, it appears the poor ratings were correct. The owner assessed the job, sagging floor boards on a pier and beam house, and incorrectly determined there was no subfloor and it was a joist issue. When I spoke to him on the phone before contracting on the project, he was certain that installing additional joists would resolve the top boards from being uneven and giving when weight was put on those sections. He told me, with no uncertainty, that I had a joist issue and not a flooring or a subfloor issue. After the work was completed, his employees that did the work told me that I did have a subfloor and there was nothing they could do about the small giving of the floor that was present. The owner made the incorrect assessment based on believing we did not have a subfloor and as a result, the solution he sold me was wrong. He sold me a $3,220 solution based off an incorrect assumption and the only suggestion has been to find a flooring contractor to pay and implement the actual solution. A respectable businessman would help make this right through refunding a portion of my money, paying the flooring contractor to finish the work, or at least attempting to see if additional joists would help. As a contractor I would have expected reputation to mean more to him."