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"Fantastic! Best coating company in northern California. Very professional group always on time and cleaned up well. I would definitely use them again."

"From start to finish it was a very pleasant experience. The workers who came out to a simple the cabinets and put on the Apoxsee floor were very professional and courteous. I would highly recommend them to anybody who wants epoxy flooring or cabinets."

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"Absolutely very, very pleased with the professional service.  Everything was done well and on time."

"We worked through Gina on most of this . Her crew were on time, cleaned up daily and professional at all times. Work went well and we are very pleased with the finished product. <br />"

"The lead painter was pleasant and responsive, and did an outstanding job sanding and restaining a built-in desk that we thought would require a new top. Our walls are textured. Where repairs to the drywall were done, Brooks' crew failed to retexture the wall before painting and had to be called back to redo those sections.  They responded promptly to the request by the contractor (whose office is next door to theirs). Overall, the quality of their work is very good to excellent, with well-cut-in edges where a stained built-in desk and bookshelf topped with crown moulding merge with painted walls and crown moulding.  A few edges on the cabinets could have used a second coat, but are not noticeable when the cabinet doors are closed.   To their great credit, they are very neat and apply lots of drop cloths; no paint drips were present on the floor or other surfaces at the end of the job. They are also quick.  Overall, we would recommend them, but the work should be inspected closely before they are paid. They are not cheap. <br />"

"We had the pleasure of doing business with Nationwide Solar for the installation of our new system. We interviewed 4 providers total and Nationwide was not only the least expensive, but was also providing top of the line Panasonic panels. Frank and his very professional team installed and configured a 7.5kWh system on our home and had it installed and ready for inspection in 2 days. Sales: Frank (Owner) came to our house and was an instant hit compared to the competition. He is extremely knowledgeable and was a wealth of information and made it very easy to understand the technology and the process. His professionalism and wit made us feel comfortable and he was easy to converse with. He listened to our needs and guided us with multiple options and even cautioned us when we asked for certain items that we really would not see any return on, but like he said, I’ll do anything you want. Project Team: The team showed up when they said they would and got right to work. The site was always kept clean and orderly with no real mess. His team of installers and electrician were very professional and always eager to answer our questions. The only item we had a bit of an issue was the builder of our home putting in the incorrect gauge wire from the hook up to the interior electrical panel. Frank came onsite to check out the issue and easily and quickly fixed the issue, even though it was not his error. There was no drama and no additional charges, it just got fixed. they started on a Wednesday and finished up on the following Monday with two inspections by the city on Friday and Monday. Conclusion: Cradle to grave, Nationwide Solar is an outstanding organization and this project went very well. You’d be hard pressed to find anyone better and I have no problem recommending Nationwide Solar to any of my family and friends. Oh, make sure to ask Frank “What is the air velocity speed of an unladen shallow?”"

"it went well.....I'd say, "really well," but there was a slip in use of masks by a member of the crew towards the end of the day......it was understandable, but still a bit disconcerting....."

"The initial visit for the quote went very well. The individual was specific in capturing what work we wanted done and discussed items like caulking around the stove top on the counter or not. We decided not since there was a very large gap and generally those are made to be removed, This was also the advice of the Grout Medic representative. Unfortunately the technician who performed the work at the appointment wasn't as detail oriented. The caulk around the shower had gaps which I brought to his attention and he fixed. No issues with that. Although he explained that it was difficult to get tight caulk lines and the same quality that was originally put in place when the house was built, interesting opinion. Ultimately, I was fine with the experience so far. I had to leave while the technician was working on the kitchen, leaving my wife and in-laws at the house. This was unfortunate because I would have called out the numerous problems at that point. I was also remiss in not raising these issues later with the company, this was due mainly because we were selling the house and I didn't have time to deal with the issue. Here are the problems that I had with the kitchen counter top regrout. There was excess grout left along the edge of the refrigerator, behind the stove top and around the back of the sink. Generally areas that one would not notice without close inspection. There were also spots, generally corners on the island and the back splash by the fridge where only the original grout was visible. The stove top was also caulked, I generally find this to be a problem where the original person providing the estimate verbally communicates an expectation that the technician is aware of. The join between the sink and the counter was also grouted, another item where the initial person performing the installation stated that they will use caulk instead because that area generally cracks if grout is used. The quality of the grout lines were also less than desirable, this was the least of my concerns. The attached pictures were from around the stove top and show the excess grout as well as insufficient grout. Again, an area where no grout should have been applied and was not present prior to the service."