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"Two brothers who bid a job fairly and performed the work with skill and excellence. They did the job they committed to do on time without cost overruns. They are Christian, honest, skilled, and do what they commit to do! The job I had was large (75-100 trees removed from my property and many more trimmed with good skills demonstrated)), and I would use them again in a heartbeat! "

"Jeff's fence work is awesome. We were told Jeff that would be available for help if there were issues; however, when we call, there is a lack of follow-up, no return calls, emails, and scheduled meetings are stood-up without any call. We have a gate motor that was installed totaling $1,995 that is unreliable that cannot be returned as Nestor has the original purchase paperwork, which we cannot obtain. Nestor recommended this motor and are now saying that this is the "WalMart" version - support is self-help with a 800 number. The better motor is LyftMaster, which we were told that they would recommend, we could order, and they would install (we would, of course, pay him). We have praised Nestor for their work, provided references when called, requested quotes for additional fence work all to be left with problems that we now have to pay several thousand of dollars to fix. Why?"

Good prices and good quality. Our mission is to make you happy and do it in a timely manner

"Working with Mizell Bros is ongoing as I have another project currently. Five years now working with them."

"I used Eligius to fix a 8ft game fence for a customer of mine and Brandon and his crew were very professional, knowledgeable, and efficient! I 100% recommend them !! "

Brick Street Fencing is a small family owned company that has a couple of employees and most of the work done by one of the owners. Job prices depend upon the type of job, as well as material choosen for the job, but we always have free estimates and advice whether you use us or not. We live by our slogan of "Yesterday's Ethics Meeting Today's Needs"

Handyman. Specializing in drywall, tape bed and texture and paint. Inside and outside painting.

1-I use licenesed sub-contractors for electrical and plumbing\n2-KBK-C is a small hands on company employing me and two helpers\n3-I do a lot of work on the outlying ranches so I pull a trailer with me containing a wide variety of tools\n4-Certified Apollo Gate Opener installer\n5-Trip billing - Labor & $1.00 per mile paid one way out of the Junction city limits \n6-Wages - Craftsman-$25.00 - $35.00hr & helper-$15.00 - $20.00hr\n7-Free bid proposals\n8-Haul off available\n9-Local Owner - Emergemcy serice available at all hours\n10-I will work with Home Owner with thier assistance with the project if they so choose\n11-I am Bondable

T-Bar Fence has been providing the Dallas/Fort Worth metropolitan area with quality craftsmanship and expertise in the fencing industry since 1981. T-Bar Fence installs custom wood, chain link, ornamental iron and decorative fences for residential and commercial projects. T-Bar Fence also stains and reconditions existing fences and is accredited with the Better Business Bureau with an A+ rating.

"My mother called and scheduled our move for 1032/25, from one three bedroom apartment to another. She told them right up front that we both have physical limitations, and would need some help with the packing. They then called us to reschedule the move for 11/1 at 8 am, which was too early, so we agreed on 11 am. The movers finally showed up at at least 2 pm (it may have been even later than that, I can't recall.) They claimed that 1) They didn't know we were scheduled for 11 am, and 2) They didn't realize how big the job would be. So we rescheduled again for 11/2 at 9 am. But by the time the move was done, we were still too late to turn in our keys to the old apartment by 4 pm. So we ended up having to pay for three extra days at the old apartment. Plus, they crammed so much stuff into the third bedroom that we could barely move in there, including very heavy, hard to move shelves with packed boxes on them that were placed facing the wall."