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"Kevin was great! His knowledge and experience sets him above other contractors I’ve used. Work was done on time and everything came out great. Kevin took care of everything With my insurance claim. After I filed the claim I didn’t need to talk to them again. Highly recommend"

"My Bath Colorado did an amazing job updating my bathroom! It's now the nicest room in my house! Noah and Dillon did a fantastic job with installation and were very professional and courteous. I'm ready to do the next bathroom (when I save up my money - lol). Thanks My Bath!"

"They didn't leave until it was perfect. They are super friendly , explained everything and know what they are doing."

"Infinity Basements is a great company that did a fantastic job refinishing my basement. Easy to work with, they completed the job on time and my basement is just what I wanted. Beautiful, quality work! I would definitely hire them again for any project."

"Very pleased with Mile High Remodeling. They did a great job remodeling my main bathroom which included removal of the old jacuzzi tub, replacing it with a freestanding tub, new tile, lighting, paint and stain, as well as plumbing and electrical work. Luis and Lucero and their team were very professional, personable and committed to excellent customer service. Their daily communication about the project, suggestions and help with design were all much appreciated. The cost was reasonable and fair. I highly recommend Mile High Remodeling."

"I hired Sage Homes to transform my basement into a gaming area, wet bar, guest room, and bathroom. The project was completed on time and within budget, which was a huge relief. Christi was excellent at communicating throughout the entire process. The crew was professional and cleaned up after themselves. I'm very happy with the quality of the work and the finished basement is a cozy addition to our home. I would highly recommend Sage Homes to anyone looking for a basement remodel!"

"Steve and his team did a great job. He worked with our home insurance and got the water damaged floor replaced quickly and it looks great!"

"Wildcat Services, specifically D.C., helped me with a few projects. The first was adding wood paneling in my furnace HVAC room, and the second involved demolition and framing in my laundry room, which I was remodeling. D.C. did a fantastic job in both instances, and I’m happy to have worked with him and his team. I look forward to working with him again as new projects arise."

""You didn't pay the second half did you?" has been The first question of every person who has come to look at the fence. Cosmetically the fence is ugly up close. If you look at the details things aren't right, and the fence isn't even straight along the back of the yard. We contacted Coil N Soil with pictures of the slats coming away from the fence and a video of the gate not closing. We contacted him once more about the fence being nailed to the house. We had already paid in full and it didn't seem like he cared about fixing the problems because in his words, "It doesn't matter." The yard is in a sorry state and needs a lot of work, but hiring Coil N Soil for a fence replacement did nothing to improve it. Various chunks of concrete were left on the ground from the old fence posts holes. Empty water bottles and pieces of the old fence that hadn't been cleaned up. Other random debris like old roots, bricks, gravel, and loose rock from the fence line thrown haplessly into the lawn and left there. They were asked multiple times to use a trashcan for their cigarettes, but we've found cigarette butts all over the ground all around the house. We didn't expect free labor to clean up the yard, but we did expect them to clean up the new garbage the work created. We've spent hours fixing up things that would have taken a few extra seconds to do right during installation of the fence. One day after the fence was installed a short sprinkle of light rain meant the gate would no longer close and the latch fell apart and we had to put it back on. We had to cut back the poorly framed gate so it could close, but we can't fix the ugly gouges he left on the fence instead of cutting the gate to the correct size in the first place. Five days later and we're noticing not all the slats are nailed on the top and bottom and are coming off the fence. Nine days in we notice some of the slats are nailed in the wrong places so some nails are just sticking out the other side of the fence into dead air. One was hammered over to try and keep it capive in the fence. The fence slats are not evenly spaced and some are so tight they look like they're already bulging off the fence after it rains. Since we did the walk of the property in the dusk we missed that the slats were so unevenly spaced, the terribly framed gates, and another very important problem. Rather than replacing one of the fence posts that was next to the house he nailed the fence into the house. I am worried he has damaged the siding of my home. Thahn / Rich insists that's the way it was before, but you can clearly see the old post hole still in the ground. When I pointed this out it was met with another, "It's fine, it doesn't matter, we do it this way all the time" Despite all the other problems replacing the post and caulking the holes he put into the siding were the only thing we insisted that he should come fix. This request was met with yet another, "Come on, it doesn't matter, it's fine" He told us we needed to replace a retaining wall at the back of the yard to keep back erosion and soil from the bottom sides. He warned about moisture and eventual rotting of the fence from soil being trapped against it. The retaining wall did need to be replaced, but he built it right up against the fences on the sides of the yard. Now I feel like the retaining wall is creating the exact problem it's supposed to prevent. The edges of the wall are nearly touching the sides of the fence and the back fill of soil was covering the bottom of the fences on the side of it up to a 8-16 inches on one side. I had to dig back the soil off the side fences and remove more from the front side of the retaining wall since soil was also 4-10 inches above the bottom of the fence in some places."