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"Steve did Great work and had the fireplace working great!"

"Rich came out and did a chimney repair for me. I was more than satisfied with his work and will be using him for the foreseen future."

"Went very well, however would have had them replace more of the chipped bricks. The large chipped obvious ones were replaced, but if the chip was small it was not done. Will have them back to do some more masonry work and have them replace more. George, who estimated the job was the only person to get up on the roof and look at the chimney. All others stood on the ground to give an estimate. George was fair and accurate and gave a very fair estimate. Others wanted to tear down to roof and replace and one wanted to replace the whole chimney. Had 5 estimates and really appreciated the honesty and integrity of Bill Miles company."

"We contacted Capital Region Masonry and Mario quickly arrived to assess the work needed to repair the brick sides and stone steps on my front entrance. The work was completed in a day at the price quoted. I would certainly recommend Capital Region for masonry repair."

"Excellent. Not only did they clean my chimney but they explained what type of fireplace I have and what preventative maintenance I should do in the future. Very professional and honest. Highly recommend"

"Doug and his crew do excellent work. We have been using him for a long time. I think that says a great deal. You can't find a better service to maintain and repair your stove pipes and chimneys."

"From the moment we contacted Ultimate Roofing for a quote, I was impressed with the responsiveness and friendliness! When the weather finally cooperated and we could get on the schedule, our roof was replaced at lightning speed. The crew was polite, professional and efficient! The roof looks great and I am one happy customer. Another bonus, the quote we received was spot on. There were no surprise or hidden costs."

"Jared was very professional and honest. We were going to have our chimney cleaned, but there were so many structural issues inside from the original builder that he told us not to bother because it isn't safe to use. He provided us with several options to fix and repair it, along with spotting issues from a prior chimney company that we used to cap our chimney. We will be using them again in the spring to repair our chimney cap."

"It went well. We had to contact them to get scheduled even though the advertisement through Angie's list said they would get back to us by Thursday after we purchased the service. Then Angie's list contacted them. They got back to us by Friday. <br /> We were hoping the person would show up closer to 8 am since we needed to leave at 9:30. We had asked this 2 times to the person making the appointment and she made it sound as though the person would be there at 8am, but he did not get to us until a little before 9 am. We managed to get the entire appointment in, but we were rushed and ran late. We may use them in the future. We are still reviewing for other prices. They want $2,000+ to replace 14 layers of brick on our chimney. <br /> We ended up using them for the chimney repair. Frank came out and did the repair. The chimney work is beautiful. He repaired the bricks and replaced the inside flu at the top. He is very knowledgeable and very good at what he does. I would recommend working with Frank for sure.  We are thinking of looking at an insert and working with Frank. <br /> <br />"

"After weeks of consideration and review the overall work is satisfactory at best.  During the evaluation/estimate phase of the proposed work Rick (the owner) described the work that needed to be performed.  Most noteworthy was that he was not going to use "concrete" to repair the deteriorated corners on the front steps, but he was going to use the same polymers used for bridge repairs.  Following his description of the work to be performed and quoted price ($1,700 Fair) I decided to hire Rick's company.  A few days later Rick dropped off an unsigned proposal with a brief description of the work to be performed.  At this point I should have "cut and run", but decided to proceed on because I really wanted my steps fixed.  After discussing the proposal with Rick, the proposal was discarded and the work was going to be performed without a contract.  On 5/31/2013 Rick and his crew showed up early to do the work.  It was going to be a hot day and they wanted to start early.  As soon as they unloaded their materials for the job I noticed that they were going to use a "concrete" mixture for the work.  It was a Quikrete "cement" suitable for repairing broken edges on steps, but not the polymers promised. Rick stated that this would work well. The work began at approximately 7:00 AM and was finished before noon.  The quality of work performed by the crew was good except for the gentleman doing the work on the steps.  He apparently is used by Rick when Masonry work like this needs to be performed.  The end product was fair at best.  His finish work was not professionally done. There were uneven surfaces that needed supplemental attention. <br /> Since May 31st I have had to refinish areas of the front steps to make them presentable and repair minor cracks.  Other cracks have also appeared on the foundation that has been repaired. <br /> Normally, I would have contacted the contractor (Rick) to discuss these issues, but I believe that would have been futile.  If it were some minor touch up that needed to be performed I would have, but not in this case.  The most disappointing thing was that Rick said that he was going to use polymers instead of concrete and he didn't.  It shows! <br />   <br /> Overall, get a detailed signed contract prior to work.  Do not accept a verbal agreement no matter hoW pleasant he appears. <br /> Final note.  Rick's crew, except the subpar mason were the greatest.  They were extremely pleasant and professional and willing to please.  To them, THANK YOU. <br />"