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"Called him in the early morning and he came out to take a look in the later morning, began the work to repair some loose ceramic floor tiles in the master bath, completed the work by the end of the workday. I had replacement tiles but he was able to reuse the loose ones on the floor. Very responsive and good work!"

"Zach and his crew provided an expert stucco job for our warehouse face lift. They were professional, friendly, and most importantly did a fantastic job with the stucco (and some odd patching around the side). The price was fair and the work is top notch. I recommend them."

"Anthony and his team did an excellent job on our stucco. The color and texture were perfect! They also used The placement stones and dirt to flow water away from the house. We are very pleased. Whole process was very professional."

"The team was great with responding. Rob was very patient as it took me some time from getting a quote to actually scheduling. These guys came out as promised and exceeded my expectations. Communication was clear and straight to the point. The team even came out a few weeks after completing the job to touch up around some light fixtures after being replaced. I will always use and recommend SurfacePro for all painting needs and wall repairs. Thank you!!!"

"They did a great job ! They were very clean and nice to deal with.Mike made sure we were completely satisfied.Mike really cared and so did his employees. Thanks for great job !"

"Mike is experienced in all facets of masonry, and does a great job on all- from chimneys to brand new stucco or sidewalks etc."

"Excellent job with stucco around leaking windows. When house paint didn't match, found the right match the next day. Great service."

"It was good. Eno did a beautiful job but the price was too high."

"It went very well and they did a great job.The communication is smooth they were professional and they were very prompt."

"Gregory initially proposed using SImonton BrickMold 600 new construction windows because of the 1/8" thicker glass the Brickmold have than the Reflexions 5500 windows. For the slight additional cost Gregory quoted me, I was willing to consider this. Unfortunately, the Brickmold only come with nailing fins; I had 4 windows that were set in brick (the rest in siding), so to use the Brickmold would involve removing the nailing fins, which unfortunately voids the warranty. So Gregory proposed doing the installation as the more labor intensive new construction install with the Reflections 500 windows with the nailing fins (these windows can be installed either with or without the nailing fins without voiding the warranty). I checked with my neighbor, who happens to be a retired estimator for another roofing/windows company, who agreed that using the nailing fins with the Reflexions 5500 windows wherever I had siding and not brick was the preferred method of install. For the price Gregory quoted me, he was equal to or less than the other quotes I received, but he  also included in the price  replacement of two very difficult to access picture windows, including one that probably weighed 800+ pounds. He also agreed to cover the additional expense of any windows local regulations required to be upgraded to tempered glass (which turned out to include the octagonal window and the larger picture window) AND was willing to replace our old window sills (which were builder's grade clipboard-type material that had been damaged by moisture) for just the cost of the material. Lastly, he agree to both take down our mounting hardware for our blinds and put them back up when he was done.
The work took nearly 3 days. Days started at 7 pm sharp and ended about 7:30 pm.
Gregory's foreman, Lucas, was phenomenal. Besides taking extraordinary care to keep our house neat and to work around the nap schedule of a toddler, he was extraordinarily courteous and took time all along the way to tell us how each step would occur each day and to make sure their plans would not interfere with our daily activities.
Gregory also noted our concern about our water damaged windowsills, so after removing the old ones, he placed waterproof material over the over framework, then brought in an outside master carpenter to measure, cut, and edge the new Certateed cellular PVC material he ordered for the new sills. The material, though very expensive compared to wood, has the feel and weight of wood, but is completely waterproof, and comes in white, so that I did not have to get the sills painted in the end.
It should also be noted that all this went on while he was working with wedding preparations for his daughter!
Definitely would use his company again.
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