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"We had a concrete pad and premium shed built at the beginning of spring and I am now writing this review to share my experience. First, everyone was professional. Carl setup an appointment with me and was exactly on time. He took the time to speak with me about the project and answer any questions or concerns I had. He even invited me to his office to see some of the smaller sheds they had built that were on display. The materials are premium quality and the build is well engineered. This is what I call built tough. We've had several storms here since the shed was built and I can tell you the quality is exceptional. No leaks, no shift, no defect. This thing is weather tight. I suggest visiting his shop if you want to see the build quality. They have lots of options to add to your shed. The guys that came out to do the pad and the shed worked hard and did a thorough job. They would even explain what they were doing when I went out there to see how things were coming along. They were honest and communicated with me when they accidentally broke a sprinkler pipe which they immediately fixed. After several months there has been no shifting or cracking with the concrete pad, no moisture leaks in the shed, no warping or cracks in the siding and no leaks or problems with the roof. They did quality work and I have no concerns that the shed and the pad will last a very long time. Carl's team are professionals that communicate well and take pride in the works they do. They pay attention to details all along the build. There is no reason not to go with Sheds and More. We are truly happy with our shed. Thank you Carl"

"They havent resolved my issues yet. Still working on fixing the leak. they didnt send a very experienced installer so they had to come out several times. They didnt build it to code and the sub contractors they used were not fully qualified to do the job. The screen door is not installed correctly and I am still waiting for them to resolve this."

"I hired William initially to rehang a stuck back door for $150. Then I asked if he would trim a stuck wooden patio door, reattached some gutters and hang some thick plastic curtains on the outside of a patio. He did all these cheerfully, and along the way, selected about 25 vintage LPs I had as payment for the extras. I guess I should have figured on finding a music aficianado in Austin being a pretty good handyman!"

At J&Y Remodeling , we specialize in creating outdoor living spaces that blend beauty, functionality, and craftsmanship. From custom patios and decks to elegant pergolas and complete home remodels, our expert team is dedicated to transforming your vision into reality. With years of experience in the industry, we take pride in delivering high-quality, durable solutions that enhance your home?s exterior and interior. \n

For over 40 years we have been helping homeowners across Texas improve their quality of life with beautiful indoor/ outdoor living spaces.\n\nMost homes have an existing patio or porch that doesn’t get the use it deserves for a variety of reasons: too hot or cold, too windy/ no breeze, allergies, and of course… pesky bugs!\n\nWe pride ourselves for having a Sunroom for every budget so whether you need extra living space for your ever growing family, a home office, a sanctuary for your plants to flourish year round, home gym, shelter from the sun and rain, or just a place for you and your significant other to enjoy the outdoors over a meal; we are confident that we have a solution for your needs! Our designers take diligent care to make sure we can turn YOUR outdoor dream into YOUR reality. \n\nTake some time and explore our Before and After as well as our Products page to get an idea of how Creative Sunrooms can make you feel Right… At Home!

"I put a 12' x 33' concrete slab at the back of my house in preparation for a sunroom and then got visits and bids from several installers in the Austin area. In a previous house some years ago I had had a moderately unpleasant experience with a nationally known sunroom installer because of leaks and maintenance and, this time, made careful plans in advance. I considered a wood framed structure but the cost would have been 1.5 - 2.5 time more. I chose Lone Star Patio. They installed a beautiful aluminum sunroom over the slab (11 windows + a cabana door) with electrical outlets/fan/light. Peter Garcia, the owner, had a personal hand in almost everything that got done. He is easy to communicate with and responds promptly to texts, emails and phone calls. The person who manually did the installation, Sean, is a perfectionist (and also a really nice fellow). The electricians - subcontractors - were so good that I will call them myself if I need electrical work. Peter knows how to choose good workers. There were some significant delays but these were due to weather and matters beyond Lone Star Patio's control. There is a 5 year labor warranty from Lone Star Patio + longer materials warranties from Norandex (for the windows) and PGT (for the door). Overall, we are very happy with results and I trust the company to provide maintenance, if it's needed during the warranty periods."

"Premiere, did a beautiful job on my Drive Way. I would highly recommend them to do my work. As a matter of fact. I'm so pleased with their work that I'm having them build my car port also."

"The only came one time to build the deck. They resurface the extended patio; resurface the deck, built a platform and a new privacy fence around the platform. They were fantastic. The expected date to take a month, they got it done in three weeks. They came in on budget. Everything was great."

"Riley and Sons was great about giving me a time frame they'd be out to build the fence and was actually earlier than that time frame. Despite the rainy weather they were able to get my fence done in just four days. Not only did they get it done quickly, but they got it done well. Unlike the previous contractor fence, Tim made sure my fence had three cross supporting 2" x 4"s. We love going in our backyard knowing we won't have to deal with the neighbors dogs barking or tearing at the fence."

"I hired an architect and an structural engineer (a city requirement for new construction in Austin) to design the structure and then began shopping the produced plans around. Acting as my own GC, I fully expected to have to hire different subcontractors for demolition, foundation, framing and cornice, painting, electrical, and roofing. I reached out to Jon Wehr, owner of Rawskos Renovations, and was pleasantly surprised that with the exception of electrical, he was willing to bid on the project as a whole with me as the GC. Rawskos prices are fair, about mid way between a large-scale commercial contractor and a guy you found on Craigslist or in the Home Depot parking lot. As with any construction project, you sort of expect a certain amount of flakiness from your subcontractors, miscommunications, no shows, inflated hours or extras charges, but not with Rawskos. The crew were professional and courteous, prompt, thorough, and gave plenty of advanced notice as to scheduling. In fact, we faced battles with the local power company, the city inspectors, and my own architect and engineer, all of which caused unforeseen delays. If not for the flexibility and willingness of the crew to quickly shift gears and do some unaffected part of the job while we waited for clearance, approvals, passed inspections, or missing structural validation reports, this job would have failed dramatically. Jon's estimate for completion was about two months for this project and it finished in just about three months. However, if you subtract out the two week delay caused by discrepancies with power company spotter's approved clearance, 5 days delay caused by the city incorrectly filing our application as a renovation instead of new construction, ten days it took to get a Foundation and Framing Validation report from my engineer that should have taken 30 minutes to write, not to mention a 2 week delay in materials caused by Hurricane Harvey, you can see that Rawskos stayed on task and kept busy, without ever having to put the job on hold or take time off (except during the three days of the actual hurricane). I also wanted to mention that the team constantly made recommendations that enhanced the final outcome or addressed design shortcomings throughout the project. As a beginner GC, I needed a little coaching and they were more than willing to accommodate to ensure they had the materials and design decisions they needed in advance, which kept the project rolling pretty much at full steam."