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Bluebonnet Signature Services, LLC is a locally owned business serving the Bryan–College Station area, providing reliable residential and commercial maintenance and repair services.\n\nWe focus on quality work, clear communication, and showing up when we say we will. From small repairs to ongoing maintenance, our goal is to make your life easier and your property run smoothly.\n\nFully insured and committed to honest, dependable service, the Texan way.

"The vehical was picked and delivered within the a scheduled time, and the delivery driver was very professional. He even provided disinfectant wipes to clean the steering wheel, shifter, doors and center console. If I need another car transported I would definitely hire UFA again."

"Superior Services were prompt, we called them and they are out within either a couple of hours or usual the next day. We have had them out before and all their prices are always really reasonable. They have always done a good job and whatever they fixed has not broken and they usually explain what it was and how to avoid it. They are very quick. They have overnight plumbers, so if there is an emergency during a night, if you need to bring them out for that, they will come out or if it is not an emergency, they will try to get to you within 24 hours to get it fixed. They are usually right when they said they will be. They were good and were always professional, make sure they were  kind, you know, to people in the house and to anybody who is around or with the animals, they are fine with them."

"Very well! The work was done fast, professionally, and the follow up/trouble-shooting on a manufacturing issue on our new door was stellar."

"Justin and Mike are both amazing. Came out in a heartbeat - took care of everything we needed and more, treated us like we’ve been long term clients. I can’t recommend them enough- not only was install great, they are both full of knowledge and gave us further insight into our systems than some of our reps from that systems company. Save yourself the headache and hire these guys! You won’t regret it."

"I am a property manager and I have used him off and on for many years and he's useless. For one, he doesn't return telephone calls and that's the main reason. As a property manager it doesn't do you a whole lot of good when they don't call you back. Secondly, we've had problems with the work that he does. I have been doing this for 35 years and we've used Cortez on and off for all of that time and I don't call him anymore. My assistant got so mad that she was threatening to quit if I kept using him. He was so frustrating. His rate wasn't unreasonable or we wouldn't have used him at all. I didn't have a problem with his prices, but it wasn't good quality. He showed up when we finally got him, but getting him was a real adventure. I don't think it's very professional not to call back."

"The experience was great, He had to remove a large section of concrete to repair an old capped out water line that previous owners had berried and then poured a slab on top of. He quoted me reasonable price, drew a contract with same price and didn't try to squeeze in additional charges. I would absolutely recommend his services to everyone i know."

"<p>This document provides a good framework for performing any type of outsourced project for your home.  It is detailed sufficiently for novice homeowners who do not have knowledge of any project management activities.  Some of the assumptions:</p> <p>1.) Individual home project: i.e. - Remodeling Guides - The video suggested to go beforehand and perform some due diligence regarding materials cost. In my particular case I chose to wait until the contractors provided recommendations for companies whom they had relationships with and then went directly to the vendors.  I also chose to benchmark those vendors cost against wholesalers I researched on the internet.</p> <p><br /></p> <p>2.) General Contractors -  This document can be used for individual projects or for projects that will be managed by a general contractor, the difference being a cost factor.  I had several projects all of which were inclusive of what a  GC would be hired for.  however took the burden of managing the project as if I were the general contractor (GC).  Because my projects were self funded, I did not have the additional funds to source a resource to oversee the projects.  This presented an additional and ongoing risk to me in several areas that I accept around compliance, quality, time constraints, and cost.  </p> <p>Overall I used this document to help manage each project at a high level.   A general contractor will mitigate the risk of project planning and all of the activities associated with the project, albeit at an additional cost for their service.  I would recommend this document to anyone who doesn't have experience in managing a project.  It will definitely help with setting expectation for you and the general contractor or person who is performing the service.  The more informed you are (or appear), the less inclined people are to take advantage of you.</p> <p><br /></p> <p>One suggestion for Red Head Rehabs - In the kitchen renovation guideline - New (section): There should be a checkbox for flooring and electrical wiring.</p> <br />"

"It went so well and they did exactly what the contract said that they would do. Our contract was specific that left nothing to misunderstand about what I wanted done or they to do. They were working with 24 year old oak cabinets and were exact in matching corners & fronts of those old cabinets. It all looks so good. I worked with the owners daughter. The owner was very nice also. The carpenters were a pleasure to work with. They did their work and then the owner would call or text me to ask it there was anything that needed their attention. The payment process was excellent in that it was all done on Intuit and could come directly out of my checking account."

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