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"I I hired Tyler to clean my gutters and replace a downspout. He and his help finished up in about an hour. Great work, cleaned up after the job, all good! I will be hiring him for other projects I need done."

"Kyle built an amazing bar and back drop for our wedding. I showed him some inspiration picture and he drew up plans with more practical ideas than I could have ever dreamed up. The bar turned out beautiful and we will cherish it for years to come. We have since lent it out for 5+ wedding because it is so aesthetically pleasing and practical."

"Their work was of great quality and I would recommend them to anyone. They answered all of our questions, they were timely, and clean."

"Jim and his crew were very responsive to our needs. We were limited in time due to selling. He was able to look, make a real assessment of what was needed and was reasonable with the bid. His crew made time for us within a few days and had the deck in great shape. We were able to continue down the path with our seller. I couldn't ask for better. Someone who is fair, honest, and can fix when you don't want to replace. Awesome!"

"The service was good. They were professional and very responsive. I was very happy and it was outstanding"

"Mike did a great job, he does a lot of the work himself and was present the whole time.I am very happy with the work Aand G Concrete did and would recommend them"

"Darien was very professional throughout the entire project. He gave me several options before I decided on the final plan. He gave me a time frame and he delivered what he promised. We had some sprinkler issue with the subcontractor who poured the new patio that took several attempts to repair, and we had some extensive reseeding to do after a new line was installed to remedy the situation. We are still waiting for the sprinkler company to deliver the final bill. <br /> Other than that, the project went off as planned and it looks great. I would recommend Darien and would certainly hire him for future projects <br />"

"It has gone fairly well so far. Rick has been out to the house (outside of town) 3 times in gathering details for the renovation. I was somewhat disappointed that he felt I should get an architect involved due to the age of the house (113 years old) and the time he would have needed to do drawings for the work to be done in order to secure the required permits. That turned out to be a good decision, as there were isses in the roof and floor joist existing construction that were successfully addressed at Building and Safety by the architect. <br /> The second disappointment has been in scheduling the work. I understand that it is a busy time, and that is good for his business. But having first contacted Rick in June and being told at that time they were scheduling in August, I had hoped for a start in October after getting the drawings from my architect. It turns out they are looking at the first or second week of November, and that could be a problem due to family issues requiring a trip to Florida in November. <br /> The work was started in November and the weather was cooperative. Opening up the northwest corner of the house was a little scary that time of year, but work went quickly and Jeremy Carpenter (I know ... Carpenter the carpenter) was extremely cognizant of the possible problems and took all precautions. He and his apprentice, Kevin, were very careful to try and keep things square and plumb when connecting to this 114-year old house. It took about 2 weeks to accomplish this part of the project, but for family reasons, the renovation of the second floor was postponed until spring. They successfully sealed up the <br /> unfinished deck above our living room and it was free of leaks during the rest of the winter during several snows and a couple heavy rains. <br /> So we began the next phase in April (rainy season?), I had removed all plaster, lathe and tongue and groove flooring from the second floor. As the superstructure of the old hip roof and knee walls was taken away, it became apparent the it had provided some support for the floor and that without that support, the floor would need to be stiffened up - basically rebuilt with doubled up 2x6s. That was a pretty major additional expense, but as I said, you never know what will pop up when you start fooling with these ancient houses. The floor was reinforced and they started opening up the roof to recieve a new ridge beam and 2x6s replacing the 2x4s of the hip roof. Gaping holes in the roof are a little scary in the month of showers, but Jeremy and Kevin were careful to make sure every thing was buttoned up with heavy plastic when they left for the day. <br /> This part of the project took about a month and when Willet was done, I had an entire new roof applied by White Castle Roofing. <br /> As with any old house, this is a Work In Progress, but I fully intend to have Willet help me with it whenever I deem it necessary. <br /> <br /> <br />"

Concrete construction

"They have been doing fine, and their work looks good so far. They have been a bit intermittent on account of the rain. The main guy has his sick kid at the hospital, so he has been in and out for several days. However, he is doing the job for me now."