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LEDGEROCK BUILDERS LLC is committed to excellence in every aspect of our business. 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.

"Responded promptly to phone calls, pick up and delivery were done st times promised. Results were excellent."

"Jonathan Benson Custom Furniture's cabinets are beautiful. "

"He did a great job. He even showed me things about the chair that I did not know. He is very knowledgeable and skilled. <br />"

"The project began on schedule and progressed without interruption until completion.  Workmen were clean and respectful of the house while here."

"We are in the final stages of recovering from Hurricane Sandy and had reached a point where we decided to treat ourselves to a new set of furniture for our master bedroom. <br /> <br />We have some Heirloom quality furniture in our living room, dining room and den, interspersed with some genuine antiques. <br /> <br />Our taste in furniture runs from 18th Century to Arts & Crafts (Mission, Stickley, Craftsman, Limbert). <br /> <br />Our old bedroom set was clunky Spanish Colonial (for want of a better description) and it had outlived its useful life. We ended up keeping the Armoire for storage (it's now in a guest room) but the remainder of this huge, heavy set ended up in the back of a sanitation truck (unfortunately...we tried to give it away to Habitat for Humanity, shelters for battered Women, you name it, nobody wanted it). <br /> <br />We decided that we wanted a lighter, more functional look...something in a Shaker or Craftsman style. We researched what we wanted and were amazed to discover that there is a whole Cottage Industry of furniture manufacturing going on in the states of Vermont and Massachusetts. Who knew? Well, we were familiar with Thomas Moser furniture (located in Maine with showrooms in expensive zip codes around the U.S.) but we didn't want to spend $30,000 for our bedroom set. We considered Crate & Barrel which makes nice, honest furniture (we have this in our guest bedroom and love it), but we wanted higher quality. In continuing our research, we found some manufacturers in the Western U.S. And some Shaker manufacturers sprinkled from Pennsylvania to Illinois. Eventually, I came across Vermont Woods Studios. This find was The Epiphany! <br /> <br />Fortuitously, Vermont Woods Studios was running a 20 percent discount sale, with free White Glove shipping. This was towards the end of December, 2015. We selected a style called Contemporary Craftsman in Cherry (wood selection also runs to Oak, Maple and Mahogany; Mahogany is an additional cost). We upgraded to a King Size Bed (low footboard option); the rest of the set that we selected contains a six drawer Dresser, a seven drawer Chest, a three door Night Table and a Utility Table (a second Night Table was not possible with the King Bed due to space issues). The only custom feature that we required was for the bed to be made one and one half inches lower. <br /> <br />When we decided on the style, set, pieces, et al, it was time to make payment. The furniture must be paid in full at the time of purchase. This made us hesitate a bit but the reputation, based on our research, of Vermont Woods Studios is absolutely Gilt Edged. We put the purchase on a Cash Back Credit Card. At the conclusion, our wonderful Salesperson, Sean Henry, provided us with hard copy receipts confirming our selections (our computer is still not set up) and advised us that the furniture had to be built, and that it would take eight to 12 weeks to complete the process. Sean told us that the White Glove delivery service would contact us to arrange delivery and they would deliver the furniture to our second floor, place it where we wanted, put the bed together and remove all packing materials and protective blankets. There is a process for reporting and/or rejecting damaged pieces but we were assured that the White Glove delivery service is so good that damaged furniture is almost never an issue. <br /> <br />About two weeks after we made the purchase, we received an e-mail from Vermont Woods Studios advising that Bedroom Sets were now 25 percent off. I called our Salesman, Sean, and inquired about an additional five percent credit. Sean said he would speak with Management and in under an hour called to advise that $624.05 was being credited back to my credit card. After being in a Death Struggle with our Insurers for over three years, this credit was important for us. <br /> <br />Towards the end of January Sean called to advise that the furniture would be finished at about the six week mark, around mid February. We advised that we would not be able to accept delivery until painting and carpeting were completed, around early March (we were slowed by the latest Snow Storm of the Century in late January). We were told it would not be a problem. But I did appreciate that Vermont Woods Studios Craftsmen over delivered on the eight to 12 week manufacturing cycle. Good to know. In addition it sort of settled me down over wondering if the quality of workmanship would be there. After all, the furniture suite was purchased over the Internet, without being able to see and touch finished samples. [N.B.: Sean did provide samples of the various types of wood used to build our bedroom set; this was helpful). <br /> <br />When the furniture was completed, we received a call from the delivery service and we were fit into their regional delivery schedule. D-Day was March 11, 2016. The delivery folks called to confirm and then called to advise they were less than an hour away. They arrived, scoped out were the furniture had to go and got the case pieces up the stairs and down the hall into the Master Bedroom without touching a wall. Amazing! Everything was carefully blanket wrapped. The movers (I will write a separate review for them) were so thoroughly professional and neat as a pin. They put the bed together and moved the case pieces into their final resting places, and removed any cardboard and plastic packing materials along with the blanket wraps. The movers advised that they do work for Thomas Moser and many ultra high end concerns. These guys were GREAT. There wasn't a nick on any piece of furniture. EVERYTHING ARRIVED IN PERFECT SHAPE. Another area in which Vermont Woods Studios totally lived up to its word. <br /> <br />NOW FOR THE MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE...THE QUALITY OF THE FURNITURE: OUTSTANDING!!! <br />The quality of this furniture is nothing short of magnificent. In our house we have Karges, Kindel and Stickley furniture by E.J.Audi (the current owner of the Gustav Stickley legacy). In terms of craftsmanship, fit, finish and attention to detail, our Vermont Woods Studios Bedroom Set is as good or better than the best and highest quality furniture that we own. Even the wood applied to the rear of the case goods is high quality, perfectly fitted with screws, smooth as glass and devoid of splinters. Every single piece looks like a magnificent sculpture in Cherry wood. <br /> <br />Today, March 14th, I finished oiling the furniture with Danish Oil (per VWS instructions) and the grain is more visible. The furniture is even more beautiful than the other day. And the Cherry wood will develop more character and depth as a patina forms over the next three to six months. We can't wait! <br /> <br />In conclusion, this was a perfect transaction from a great and wonderful vendor. We received the bedroom set of our dreams, a set of extraordinary quality and beauty, at a very reasonable price, that was delivered, placed and set up without so much as a pin scratch. <br />My wife and I are already plotting more purchases from Vermont Woods Studios...we need a coffee table, bench, bookcase and who knows what else. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />"

"All went according to the plans"

20+ years Construction/Master Carpenter experience. 7+ years in one of a kind custom Treehouse's with slides, rock walls, ziplines, bucket pulls, trap doors, etc. Custom Sheds and furniture. Custom wood tables to custom porch swings. We accept all major credit cards and Pay-Pal. $200 Consultation fee (goes towards project).

"My story is a story of the utmost regard for the contractor and friend I came in contact with in 2011.  BeIow is my story.... <br /> <br />  <br /> <br />I grew up every summer from Memorial Day to Labor Day at our family cabin on Pequaywan Lake.  The cabin was an incredible place for me and my family.  It was where I learned to: swim, ride a bike, water-ski, and where my friends and me could just be a kids.   My dad was a construction worker who was always doing a project at the cabin every summer, and took great pride in the work he did. <br /> <br />  <br /> <br />In 2011, due to some health issues, my dad gave me the cabin that our family loves so much.  When I received the property, it was in complete disrepair:  downed power-lines, broken windows, leaking roof, and a number of other issues with the property.  As I was asking around the area for someone that I could trust our family property with, there was a resounding answer:  John Lucia. <br /> <br />  <br /> <br />It was the summer of 2011 that I first met John.  I spoke with him over the phone about the work that needed to be done and arranged a time to meet.  We met on a Saturday as I had to come up from the Twin Cities (180 miles away).  I was thrilled with his flexibility in meeting me on a weekend.  John came out to the cabin and spent about two hours listening to me and the vision I had for the property.  <br /> <br />  <br /> <br />The first order of concern was a downed power line and ripped off fascia.  I had originally talked about just fixing the fascia and re-hanging the power line.  John listened to me and gave me an alternative option of burying the line so I would never have to worry about a tree falling and the power-line ripping off the cabin again.  He bid out both options and we ultimately decided on burying the line.  I appreciated that John gave me alternative options for the work that I hadn?t thought of; this is a theme that has carried on through all of the work I have asked him to do.  The line work was done on-time and was done in such a way that was meticulous and careful.  I was impressed with his work.  So impressed that I asked him to help me with some of the other ideas I had for the cabin. <br /> <br />  <br /> <br />I have spent the last three summers working with John.  Many hours I have been spent with him and his ?iPad? (a yellow legal pad of every note we discuss) to make sure the bids are reflective of the vision I have and the work that John needs to do to bring that vision to life.  To date, I have had John:  re-wire the entire cabin; insulate the attic; install tongue and groove wall board; new ceilings; windows; stone veneer on the foundation; and tongue and groove ceilings in our guest cabin.  He is currently working on siding and new flooring in the cabin, which is anticipated to be done the first week in July.  I couldn?t be more thrilled with his work. <br /> <br />  <br /> <br />John is a craftsman.  He has impeccable attention to detail and really takes pride in making sure the finished product is perfect.  I am a very detailed person and can be a really tough customer.  John and I have checked in all along the way on each project he has done.  He asks multiple questions so we are absolutely on the same page so any things that might come up are quickly rectified.  This is really nice since I live 3 hours away from the lake and always feel like he and I are on the same page.  I am typically impressed above my own expectations on how something turns out.  I have a lot of trust in John. <br /> <br />  <br /> <br />I mentioned my dad and my family early on in this letter.  Dad is now healthier.  I have wanted to create a space where he and mom can come, relax, and be with the family that they are so proud of.  My mom, dad and the rest of the family have been up many times since John has started working with us, and, each time, the entire family is incredibly complementary of the work he has done.  My dad, who is the ultimate critic, is very impressed with everything that John has done.  He often looks at the new tongue and groove wallboard and admires the cuts and the framing of the windows in each room.  This ?inspection? goes on each time he is at the lake and each time he tells me and mom how all of our dreams of what the cabin would look like have come true.  He is right. . . and I thank John Lucia for this. <br /> <br />  <br /> <br />Please consider this a strong vote of my utmost confidence in the work John has done.  I am happy to talk to anyone about his work and the time we have had over the last three years creating memories for my family and me.  <br /> <br /> <br />"

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