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"This was the very best contractor experience that I can ever remember. Mr. Smith (Bill) was on time for both estimate and work and took better than exceptional effort to leave the area even better than he found it. He was reasonable in pricing, installed per ADA standards, matched existing hardware and explained, from great experience, why we needed to modify the placement of the bars. BTW He was right! I would strongly recommend him for your future needs. You will not regret your selection. RDL"

"I call Mendez Painting one more time. For install crown molding in the 4 rooms and hallway of the second floor Install chair rails molding and waincotting. install 1x6 baseboard. Demo Existing wall to install new insulation and paint the entire second floor. Your crews did an excellent job. Me and my wife are very grateful. Mr. Mendez is supervising the project every day. His formal and respectful workers High recommendation to Mendez Painting I will call him again for my next project. Thank you Antonio"

"Incredible work. Carpentry was flawless and painting was perfect. All jobs were done on time and on budget. His crew was professional and worked non stop. All work was cleaned up at the end of every workday. Absolutely will be hiring again."

"We had a few pretty small jobs-- mostly carpentry needed on our front and back porches. The work was done without a hitch, within the schedule, and below the estimate. And it was done well. i would certainly hire these guys again."

Monsan Painting is all about customer service. Owner Luis Monzon is hands on for every project, and will oversee your job as if it were his own home! We have the highest standards of quality and service in the residential and commercial painting industry. We use top of the line products like Benjamin Moore, Sherwin Williams, and Behr for all our home painting projects. We take pride in being unmatched by others, and yet, being the most affordable professional company to hire.

"The contracted the work off to a third party. Jon took longer than expected. The windows was installed pretty good from the looks. Communication could have been better with knowing the job will take longer and what types of trims I wanted for the windows. As the contractor that was hired for this job by this company. Did a good job with putting up decent trim. As for the new windows they look great. I purchased the myself and hired sentri homes to install them. I will need to have a my siding on my house redone to be closer to the new windows so the gaps are not so obvious. That was not expected at first. But from old storm windows and not knowing how they were put in originally. There was some unknown things that was learned from the job being completed. I will have the siding of the house slightly done to match really good for what I wanted later on. My only concern is better communication with sentri homes. Overall they were great when I did talk to them."

Your Vision Remodeling LLC is committed to excellence in every aspect of our business. We uphold a standard of integrity bound by fairness, honesty, and personal responsibility. Our distinction is the quality of service we bring to our customers. Accurate knowledge of our trade combined with ability is what makes us true professionals. Above all, we are watchful of our customers' interests, and make their concerns the basis of our business.\n

"Rarely today does one find a service that is both outstanding and priced reasonably. Tanglewood Carpentry was it! John is truly a master carpenter, professional, kept the appointment on time, and is just a pleasant person. We recommend him to anyone!"

"Sino-American General Contracting is a highly-rated general contractor on Angie's List that I contacted via email for demolition, door framing, and electrical work. Owner Mason Callejas responded promptly and was very agreeable — until things didn't go exactly as planned. When the door hardware I originally selected turned out to be a terrible decision, I changed course quickly and went with more traditional door hardware, which Mason agreed to. But when I chose inset, flush door pulls he balked. He recommended dummy door knobs instead, and invented excuse after excuse as to why inset pulls were a bad choice: it will damage the door stile, it will break the glass panel, it won't be perfect, etc. I know just enough about doors to know he was wildly overstating the risks. Why would he do that? Because dummy door knobs are faster and easier to install. And he mentioned liability repeatedly, which I gradually surmised meant 'my guys aren’t great at that.' After too much discussion I finally asked him, "Are they carpenters, or something else?” My takeaway: Simon-American General Contracting carpenters are skilled, but not highly skilled. We had a similar go-round when I asked him to remove the side door stops from the door frames, which was not part of the plan. And split-jamb door stops aren’t nailed in place — they are integrated with the frame, which makes removing them difficult and labor intensive. Mason declined, but not without inventing more barely accurate excuses as to why it shouldn't be attempted. And yes, we made it clear we were expecting and willing to pay more money for more time. Incidentally, we sheared the stops off ourselves and contrary to Mason's prediction the jambs didn't collapse — a construction miracle, I guess. Four times over. I don't know what Mason's true reasons for leaving us high and dry really were. Did his carpenters not know how to do it, or did he have another job to start and simply couldn't give me any more days? Fact is, the more we spoke the less I felt that Mason was ever telling me the whole truth, and that's not the type of general contractor you want to partner with on your next project. Or any project. The door stops were an unexpected development and not something in the Agreement and therefore, unhelpful as Mason was, we still don’t fault him for refusing the work. What was agreed upon however, was the general position of a utility box that needed to be relocated. His sub-contractor moved it somewhere else that was probably easier and more convenient for him, which presented yet another impediment to the custom closet components that were to be installed on that wall. When I removed the cover, which extends beyond the box frame I discovered a 1/2” x 14” gap of missing dry wall on one side of the box. Furthermore, it’s too big for the wall where it was relocated and juts out ½” past the wall opening. Rather than call my attention to this so that I could evaluate the situation and review my options, they finished installing it and then asked we what I thought. When I notified Mason Callejas of the problems posed by his work when they became apparent his response amounted to, "You already paid me so, we're done." I will never work with Mason Callejas again. However, the basic framing and drywall work was done well. The keyword is BASIC. If you're not trying to do anything too HGTV and the requirements don't evolve after the Agreement is signed, you should be fine using Sino-American General Contracting."

"Excellent and the carpentry was masterful and done with care."