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"I am extremely happy with the two projects Penate Tiles Flooring did for us a couple of months ago: tiling of an outdoor covered sun room and floor tiling + vanity of one of our bathrooms. Quality of the job was outstanding and the price was right. Planning, communication and responsiveness of Ron Penate were all great. It was a pleasure to work with him and his crew and would definitely hire again."

"We love our new bathroom. Install was completed in a day as promised. Our installer, Hector, went above and beyond. He made the install go seamlessly and the end result was amazing. Chris was also part of the install team and kept the job flowing and did an excellent job at clean up!!! Thanks for transforming our bathroom. Would definitely recommend!"

"This company is wonderful. The project manager, Jason, and his crew were amazing. They turned a tiny bathroom and tiny room into a large, gorgeous, elegant bathroom. I used this company for two other bathroom remodels. Be sure you get Jason if you want a professional and efficient team."

"JD Michael did an amazing job on my bathroom remodel. It turned out beautiful and they were very professional, easy to work with, and clean. I will continue to hire them for any repairs/remodels in the future!"

"Precision was recommended to my wife and I when we began thinking about a bathroom remodel. They were prompt and professional on day one for the consultation and after meeting with other contractors, we moved forward with Precision. As we selected our fixtures, tile, granite and glass, the business owners endorsed Precision which made us feel even better about our decision. The team was reliable, highly skilled and ultimately concerned with customer satisfaction and it's obvious they stand behind their work. Our bathroom is beautiful. and I’d highly recommend Precision Remodeling."

"Gary and the entire Perryhall Remodeling team are professional, fair, knowledgeable and courteous.  
To give you the backstory on our house, it was built in 1903 and many renovations were done by the previous owner who bought the house as a handyman special, renovated it, and then flipped it.  We bought the house not knowing that  many renovations were not done to code or any set of building standards.  Our kitchen at one time was a two car garage that was added to the back of the house, which sits on a slab and touches the driveway on one side.  From the driveway, you can see where the existing garage door used to be from the outline in the stucco.
My husband and I had a very unique situation where we noticed water damage to our hardwood floors in the kitchen; however, we couldn?t find the source of the water (although we suspected that it must be coming in from the driveway where the old garage door used to be).  After eliminating leaky appliances and plumbing with our handyman, we contacted several contractors (some of which were very highly ranked on Angie?s List).  Most of the contractors who came to the house didn?t feel comfortable bidding the job since there were so many unknowns.  We got a few quotes with ?best case/worst case? estimates that were so broad (up to 20k), we didn't feel comfortable moving forward (one contractor wanted to charge us 4k to remove our cabinets, counter top, and sink just to access the back wall to do some investigating).  
Unlike the other contractors, Gary wanted to find the root of the problem before arbitrarily throwing out a dollar figure.  To save us money, he suggested that our handyman remove a cabinet and cut a hole in the Sheetrock behind it and then he would come back after a rainy day to investigate whether water was getting in through the wall, where the driveway met the kitchen.  I was impressed by how contentious and considerate Gary was from the beginning.  Gary came to the house the second time to look in the wall and could not find any water.  A day or two after Gary was there, our waterline to the ice maker burst and water was spraying all of the floor.  I called Gary to ask if that could be the source and he said it was highly possible, especially if the water was leaking over time.  
After the ice maker was fixed, I noticed the floor was continuing to get worse, eliminating our theory that it was the source of the problem.  So, I called Gary again and he came out a third time and agreed that the floor had gotten increasingly worse.  He came back a few days later with his brother (Tim), and Joe.  The three of them put their heads together and Joe decided he wanted to see behind the cabinets again, despite not finding any trace of moisture the first time.  The next day, Joe and Gary came back to the house, removed the cabinet and dug down to access the lowest point to the ground.  Joe went outside and directed the garden hose at the spot where he suspected the water to enter and sure enough, from inside the house, he could see that water was pouring in below the cabinets.  It turned out that the exterior wall that was built to fill in the old garage door was laid directly on top of the asphalt driveway (a porous surface)!!!!  
After MONTHS of eliminating different theories, Gary and his crew identified the problem!!!    Keep in mind, that Gary had made five (yes, FIVE) visits to my house and had not charged me a cent!  (I would have had to pay that other contractor $4k to aggressively take apart half of my kitchen to find the problem).
Gary presented a very thorough plan of all of the steps that needed to be done for the repairs and at a very fair and honest price.  I had asked Gary for a few other estimates for unrelated side jobs (sealing our back doors, repairing our front porch steps), all of which were also priced very fair.  No question that we would be hiring Gary!!
After the trench had been dug in the driveway, I happened to go outside one evening and turn on the hose to water the boxwood bushes.  When I came back to wind up the hose, I gasped in horror when I saw the trench filled with water.  I called Gary in a state of panic as I was convinced the water source was now twofold: the makeshift exterior wall and a leaking hose pipe.  
Gary called me first thing the next morning and confirmed that our hose pipe had frozen and burst and needed replacing.  He also noticed that there wasn?t an accessible shut off valve because the previous owner installed it in an area that was covered by cabinets (for the record, I had been unsuccessfully looking for that shut off valve every winter so that I could properly drain the hose and bib to avoid freezing and broken pipes)!  I was really nervous by how much additional scope and cost this would add to our contract price but was so pleased that it was done for $470.  
Gary and his team were top-notch professionals throughout the entire project.  The quality of their work is unparalleled.  Gary kept the lines of communication open and was very considerate in his follow-up and provided me with status updates along the way.  I truly felt that I was in the best care and that Gary treated me as a he would a friend or a family member.  I can?t recommend Perryhall Remodeling enough!  I look forward to our next home project and using Gary?s services again in the future.  
*I used another company to repair the hardwood floors as I had already paid them a deposit after we thought the ice maker was the cause of the water damage; however, we would have used Perryhall Remodeling if that weren't the case.
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"Westshore did a great job on our bathroom remodeling and some of our exterior doors, weâ re really pleased and will recommend this company. Thanks. The installers were Ethan, Kevin and Sam, the doors crew were Fabio, Tony and Billy."

"Taylor Made was recommended by my good friend and neighbor, Mary, who had hired them to remodel her bathroom years ago. When I called Kevin, I knew I was in good hands. His design ideas were more creative and detailed than those of other remodelers, so I chose them to renovate my primary bathroom as well. Among other things, he suggested a better spot for the handheld shower, a shelving area for leg shaving, and a pull-down shelf in the vanity cabinet. I was able to select all my bathroom items at the Ferguson showroom in Timonium, which made the process convenient and efficient. The crew was always pleasant and cheerful, and one of my neighbors even commented on how respectful they were—something that means a lot to a condominium owner. Unfortunately, the plastic laid down to protect my bedroom carpet left a sticky film that couldn’t be professionally cleaned. When I informed Kevin, he immediately offered to replace the entire rug- which they did. I’m grateful to have chosen a company that not only did outstanding work but also stood by its workmanship. I would certainly recommend them to anyone who wants a reputable company."

"New Line Remodeling did an excellent job taking down an existing wall and adding a wet island where the wall was. Carlos and team did a great job relocating wires, pipes, vents and updating flooring. I highly recommend them for any contracting work needed."

"I contacte DMV Pro Services to do my master bathroom and kitchen remodel and I have to say it exceed my expectations. They were so professional. I Will defenetly hired them again."