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"I had an existing 14 year old steel door with custom side and top deco in steel. It is a 9 X 8 foot assembly. The door was binding because it had dropped on one side due to recent excavation for a pipe leak under one of the pony walls. Angel and his helper took our gate assembly and repositioned it so it was 1/2 an inch off of the ground. sandblasted and powder coated the assembly and installed a new entry handle and lockset. I could not be happier. It is an excellent job. It looks fantastic."

"I had a security window handle that was not working. Steve sent his guys out and they had to replace the whole locking mechanism and weld on a new part to the security bars. After they completed the job, they showed me how to operate it. GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE!!!!"

"This company is very professional and one that answers their phone and respond to email. Something today business do not do. I have not seen the finish product therefore I am not able to rate the quality of work. My gate is suppose to be installed next week. Since it is required to place something there before I can submit review I will give them a 5 star based on everything thus far. If the quality is not that I will submit another review."

"Had some initial issues with the scope of work not being communicated to the techs that came out (having remotes programmed to open the gate to the community), but Kevin came over and took care of the outstanding issues.  I sincerely appreciate the extra effort to insure my satisfaction and so I would recommend this service to anyone. <br /> <br />"

"The request for a quote was handled quickly and professionally. Brandon was friendly and very knowledgeable. I informed him that I was ready to proceed after I obtained HOA approval, and fence was completed within three weeks. The work is of absolutely outstanding quality. I will not hesitate to use Brandon Iron again, and have already recommended them to a neighbor who is considering a fence.  <br />"

"They were very easy to deal with. The work was above my expectations. When they were finished the fence was relocated and it looks brand new. Detail: They attached the fence securely to the house (which I had doubts about), and the block wall. They added a brace to secure the gate and fence together. The fence does not move at all. Before, the wind would work the bolts loose and the fence would lean. They even patched the old hole left in the house. A+++"

"They had our gate ready in about 10 days and came out and installed it and did a great job! Cleaned up after themselves made sure everything was working just right."

"I was having my kitchen remodeled. The day of install, the installer removed the old backsplash and was about to place the quartz on the damaged wall. I told them to stop and repair the damage wall. One of the guys told me that they don’t do repairs. I was in distress that I reached out to Angie’s list and found Premier Design. I called and Nick answered, he told me that he could get one of their best workers to fix the wall the next day on a Saturday. The next day, I met the Co-owner Pedro who was very professional and answered any questions that I may have about my contract. The drywaller finished the repair in a few hours. It looked beautiful. I was so pleased with the work."

"Great service and great people, from Kevin that gave me the estimate to Donovan who installed/fixed the gate.  The hinge on the gate had worn and broken off from age.  G&B installed a new piece to hold the gate and kept everything to code.  Can't say enough about the professionalism.  Also, Roberta got back to me and kept me updated to the install. <br />"

"ArtCon was my 2nd choice for concrete work. Choice #1 was Chief Concrete, but they continued to ignore my requests for a quote. My only complaint with ArtCon is their customer service isn't top notch. They are delightful to work with, but I always had to initiate contact. It took a few weeks and a few emails to get a quote, $2400 for ~170 sq ft, which I'm sure included a little buffering as I live an hour outside of Vegas. Included in our contract was 2 colors of my choice. We didn't want to go with your traditional earth tones for our floor. We have a cool lineoleum product thru out the rest of the house which has greys/blues/greens/browns in it. I had wanted subtle blues and greens, thinking the grey from the existing concrete would show thru. Trying to get a sample of these colors was darn near impossible before signing the contract. We decided to go with the water color product instead of the acid based product, with blues and greens as our colors. <br /> Once the contract was signed, we selected the date to do the install (Jan 7). Two weeks before the install, I sent an email to John verifying we were still on for Jan 7, along with directions to my house. I heard nothing back. Three days week before the install, I called to verify we're still on for Jan 7. John was in the field, so one of the ladies in the office checked for me. Apparently my install date had been changed to Jan 9 and no one bothered to notify me. I didn't mind the change, but shouldn't someone have contacted me BEFORE they changed the date??? <br /> This was a 4 day process. Day 1 was grinding the junk off the floor and filing any/all cracks in the foundation. Day 2 was the primer, an off white self leveling stuff. Day 3 was color application, Day 4 was shiny top coat/sealer application. <br /> Day 1 the crew shows up and as they are grinding off the left over junk, John is showing me samples of the blues and greens I've selected. We decide it would be too intense of a color, he tells me and quot;French Greyand quot; actually has blue tones too it, so that should satisfy my blue needs. They'd use and quot;Charcoaland quot; as the darker, contrasting color and the off white from the primer would show thru. That was the ONLY day I saw John. From there on out, I worked with Victor, the lead foreman for the job. <br /> Day 3, color application day. Victor shows me a sample of the colors his mixed up for me. Let me tell you, and quot;French Greyand quot;? No blue tones in it. None. It's just a light grey. and quot;Charcoaland quot;? Just a dark grey. And since we're over an hour from the shop, it's not like Victor can just run right over and pick up the blue for me. I agreed to go with the 2 grey colors, thinking they are neutral enough that I can always throw a blue rug over it and if I ever change my mind, I can always replace that blue rug with a brown one, or a green one. <br /> Victor and his crew did a very good job cleaning up after themselves each day. I have a few spots I need to touch up with paint, where the machines bumped into the walls, but that is it. Nothing broken, nothing damaged. <br /> Do the floors look good? O yes! Is it exactly the color I had in my head? Nope. Can I happily live with it? Yep. Would I use ArtCon again? Meh, the jury is still out on that one. <br />"