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"Julio is the most professional person I’ve worked with in 15 years! Honest, hard working, exceptionally skilled and willing to sacrifice to get your job done ASAP. Could not ask for, nor imagine a better person to work with. He installed a pocket door and it’s perfect. Left perfect amount of space for the surrounding drywall, and perfected all of the framing around the door. Perfect!!"

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"I had to purchase a new door opener because he was not able to repair the one I had. Everything is working great now."

"Excellent service!   They came out the day after I called, he was prompt and very personable.   Was done quickly and explained everything in detail.   I would recommend them to anyone needing garage opener/door service! <br />"

"Probably the best experience we've had with a contractor. Highly knowledgeable, prompt service and full of great suggestions and tips. We needed new floors and drywall after water damage. Most contractors never replied or were not able to understand what work was required. Dean and Suzanne came out in person, were a pleasure to work with and their team were prompt, very clean and highly professional, all at a very fair price."

"June did a great job not only uncloged my kitchen drain installed new lines and a clean out trap, plus he had go buy parts he needed he was a great guy very friendly I would definitely use him again and highly recommend him!"

"As usual, this Spring, they inspected and cleaned our units. They also had to add Freon to both of them. They did a great job."

"Excellent. The Driver, Roberto was very punctual. Whenever he gave me a time of when he would be coming to either pickup the car or deliver the car, he was very punctual almost to the minute. Roberto did an excellent job. I couldn't be happier. I felt my "baby" was in good hands and he was very professional and responsible about the whole thing. I also liked that he gave me updates along the way."

"If you need a painter DO NOT look any further. Greg and Nanciann are tremendous to work with and did a fantastic job repairing cracks and painting my entire house. The were not only a pleasure to work with but were a pleasure to meet. I honestly did not think you could still get this kind of detailed professional work. Seldom have a felt as satisfied with a reasonable price and top flight work. As they were finishing up the neighbors were coming over asking for their card because they witnessed the great work they were doing. These two were great. I give them A++"

"On the whole, I think it was a good thing. It turned out well. The guy, Robbie, was one level of craftsman and his assistant was another level. In the house where he worked on there is an outside door that goes out from the utility room. Before their arrival it worked totally freely. Since their arrival and departure the door sticks when the sun is on it and when it's wet. I know it can be planed down but I'm just saying I don't know what changed the contour of the door or the door jamb or whatever. All they did was replace molding around the door and caulk. The actual house siding in that area is old-fashioned cement tile stuff with a little wavy edge like about 1 x 2 or whatever it is in size, the cement shingles are on the side of the whole house. The house was built-in 1940. There were a number of them and there were cracks and that isn't so much of a problem. I'm thinking of having the house repainted so it'll all go under cover quick enough that way but I don't understand what happened to the contour of the door jamb that leaves it not working the way it did before they arrived. I've been thinking about this ever since they departed. I really didn't want to give a feedback because I was actually thinking of calling them and talking to them except that I don't really want them out again because it could go from bad to worse. So even though it's not exactly the way I would have liked to have it done, it's fine. I don't want them to come out again because I think it'll just go from bad to worse in that area. So the door works pretty good most of the time. I'll have to put a little muscle to it to get it open. I can come down and shave one of the jambs down to make a little more room for it so it'll close a little easier. We were way above and beyond the big deal amount. The bottom line was 617.88. There were materials. They were pretty expensive. I haven't purchased material for a long time but I found they were pretty pricey myself but that's what the cost of wood is today. I mean, it was a good quality wood and I'm not going to fault them for the materials. I just wish we could have avoided the little problem that I cited. Actually, materials were like only 150 of the total. Labor total was about 467. Robbie's work was A, his assistant was probably C or D. Robbie is a good technician. I saw the title "Robbie's Assembly Service" His original business was putting stuff together for people like shelving or whatever happened to be that involves nails and screws and nuts and bolts whatever but it was an assembly service, literally. I said, "How did you get into remodeling or restoration and something like that?" He says, "Well, it just sort of happened. People asked me if I could do this and that." and so he decided to expand his definition but he didn't change his name. So it's very interesting. So if you had a large bunch of Christmas gifts but you didn't have any time to assemble he would be the guy to call. I thought his labor charge of $85 an hour for a two men crew was a lot but because I'm not the business owner I didn't ask him what all that entails but I know there is insurance, there is vehicles, there is equipment to buy and maintain and there is a whole list of things. When somebody says labor I say to myself, "Well, John Tims used to a pharmacist. He was making 40 or 50 dollars an hour. That seemed pretty good then but I didn't have all those other expenses." So $85 to me it seemed high. I haven't done a lot of these projects so I don't have all that experience to say, "Well, this guy was going to charge this." So I know people evaluate labor differently for different reasons. I don't think they're trying to get over on the public but sometimes it feels like that from my side. When you go to an auto repair place and they're saying, "Well, it's $90 an hour, the bench rate." I'm going, "You've got to be kidding me." But I look around and I see the facilities there, the equipment there to do the job, the materials there to do the job and the parts themselves and so on it all requires money to make it happen. So I'm the guy who gets to pay for it because I'm the guy that needs the service. When Robbie talked to me he listened. He made suggestions if needed. He also made changes when I stepped in and said, "Well, I think we've gone as far as we need to go over here. I'm modifying my design and my requirements." and he reflected that. He had purchased materials and he took back materials that were worth about $150 over and above what he originally purchased for the project as we first discussed it. As work proceeded I simplified my design and my demands and as a result he took back material. Material quality I think is okay but it's fresh wood right this minute. How will it look in 5 years or 10 years is anybody's guess. If I keep painting on it, it will probably be okay if I don't I'll suffer the consequences. I would use Robbie again but I would just say, "Leave your second-in-command at home. Okay, let him go dig a ditch or something. He needs to go back to school.""