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"Victoria Picket Restoration remodeled our kitchen after a house flood. They did an excellent job negotiating with our insurance company to minimize our out-of-pocket expenses. Any issues we brought to their attention were addressed and resolved to our satisfaction. We’re extremely happy with the final product."

"The laundry and bathroom and garage had severe water damage and Anders did a wonderful job. Each worker was kind and efficient. "

As experts in residential construction and design, Pro Image Contracting NW, LLC will exceed your expectations. Pro Image Contracting NW LLC offers quality work, responsiveness, and competitive pricing. Sergey Zabolotskiy is looking forward to serving you for all your bathroom and kitchen remodeling projects.

"The guys from Alpha took care of our attic issue in no time at all. They were clean and tidy in the access area - you'd never know they were even there. We would highly recommend them......."

"Fast. Clean. Professional. I'd recommend this team to anyone. "

"quick and easy"

"Royal was very polite and kept things clean and worked very hard "

"Ovation Restoration did an excellent job with our home improvement project. In our master bedroom, to take advantage of a fantastic view, they removed a large window from one wall, sealing it up like new, and installed a similar window on another wall. The work was performed quickly and skillfully, with great results. They also turned the double door leading into that room into a single door, creating more space in the room. Concurrently, in the guest bathroom, the old tub was removed, and a beautiful walk-in tiled shower was installed, along with a window with a fantastic view. The project manager Rick was a pleasure to work with, and his team were all professional, conscientious, and friendly. Everything turned out just as we imagined. We would highly recommend Ovation Restoration."

With over thirty years of experience, Jeff Pulliam has worked on projects of all sizes and no job is too big or too small. He treats every project as if he was working on his own home, going above and beyond to ensure 100% customer satisfaction.\n\nFrom dry rot to roofs to additions Jeff is skilled in all areas so he rarely subcontracts anything out. Jeff is a hands-on General Contractor who is willing to sit down and talk his customers through each step of their project. He is flexible and willing to work alongside a customer to free up money in the budget for extras, teaching them valuable skills in the process to keep their home in great shape for years to come.

"Scheduled work to start in June 2017. They had us move out for 3 weeks. We came back on the 9th day to check on things and found all the lights on, and all the shades open. The security alarm showed that no one had been in the house for 5 days. They made it pretty obvious that no one was home and everyone could see my fridge on display in the great window of the living room. My video cam showed them repeatedly throwing debris across my front yard. I met the GW PM twice in my home and then his contractors did their work unsupervised. He did not return until we came back and gave him the punch list. 1. Baseboards no longer seamless. Nail holes, overhangs, gaps. Someone came to work on them but didn't finish. 2. Chips in the counter above the dishwasher. Polished out. 3. Bathroom pipe from wall to toilet was bent. They said it came that way. 4. Who will put the refrigerator back in its rightful spot without scratching the floor? 5. There appears to be a big chip in the floor behind the fridge. 6. There is paint on the bathroom faucet and handles. 7. Who will install the access panel to the water main in the closet? 8. Who will stain the trim to match the shelf I gave you? 9. Please don't forget to bring the shelf I gave you. 10. There are several snags in the carpet. Not sure if I should just cut them off, or something else needs to be done. I'm worried if I cut them that it will start unraveling even more. 11. The closet where the initial damage was is still incomplete. 12. 13. Door stop on laudryroom trim not replaced. These attached pictures are from the walkthrough after they finished the the repairs and remodel in June/July 2017, which resulted in the punchlist above. I told the GW PM that I felt like the the home was worse off than when we gave it to them in the areas outside of the closet where the water main damage was. After many many months, the punchlist was finally completed, but we had to settle for a different wood finish than we had before. The new one was less resilient to water, and it was matte, not gloss. I questioned whether they put the sealant on top of the finish and it took about 6 months of negotiating and repeated visits by different insurance and GW people. It was never resolved and we terminated the agreement and our insurance with Nationwide."