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"I am very happy with the work that Hathorne Fencing did. Trevor Hathorne reached out to me and came out to look at the property. He explored various options and made recommendations for a wire fence with large posts to go around the property and a gate in front. He was able to get the job done in a couple of weeks, once the ground thawed. The fence goes around most of the property and my dogs love it. He was always professional and responsive to my concerns."

IronCAD LLC (Residential Plans & Carpentry Services)\nEdgar Almonte \nBased in Lower-NH\n\nBeen working in the Building, Fabrication and Design Planning Field for 20yrs.\nWork-Travel Radius included NH & MA, and Lower-ME.\nExpertise in a wide-variety of disciplines and trades.\nSole-proprietor for Small to Mid-Size Jobs in which Bids will be reasonable. \nInsured Contractor \n

Young, family oriented and honest.\n\nI would rather pass on a job, than leave a client with work that doesn't exceed their expectations. \n\nEasy to work with and easy to talk to.\n\nGive me a ring and lets see if I can help!

"Crew showed up when they were supposed to.  The office communicated well about whether or not it was OK split the job between two days.  Went the extra mile and fixed an additional that I pointed out I was having trouble with.  Workmanship is excellent - fence is gorgeous.  They cleaned up and took away all the debris. Fancy hardware on the gates. You would never know they had been there other than the pretty new fence instead of the old rotten one.  Could not have been better, and would definitely do business with them again. <br />"

"Hazelwood Handyman was amazing. They were on time, did a great job and came in at the estimated price. One thin guy moved a frig that weighs at least 800 pds- it took 4 movers to put it in place when installed. I was amazed! Highly recommended."

".David was prompt, arrived to start the work on the date he had committed to and completed the work on time.  He kept in touch through out and sent me photos of the work as it progressed so I could see the nature of the repair and the work that was done.  This way I could see the work that would ultimately be behind the clapboards.  David's estimate for the work was competitive.  He left the site clean and neat.  I would not hesitate working with David again and his knowledge of antique framing and construction is excellent. <br /> <br /> <br />"

"Phil walked through the large home/Band B with us, taking copious notes on repairs or upgrades to be done ... giving equally focused attention to each item on the list, no matter how cosmetically obvious or mundane most might have appeared. He gave us a professionally presented written price that was not just reasonable - it was very reasonable. He and Al came back, on the date and at the time agreed and put in two full 12 hour days with trim installation, painting, plumbing, installing a cement lip and believe me, plenty more. The time spent and attention to detail stunned us. Then each area addressed, when the work was done, was carefully cleaned up/swept and tarps were laid out to avoid foot prints ... I should interject that it rained the entire time they were outside digging dirt and pouring cement. <br /> I would hire them again without hesitation and recommend them for jobs large and small. I was so pleased to have such incredibly competent and conscientious contractors in the area. This is a pages of happiness review (as soon as I find that button). <br />"

"<strong>Introduction-</strong> <br /> My wife and I had a need for a privacy fence installed around the backyard of our house (surrounding the back half of our lot).  We were looking for noise and visual isolation (privacy) for us and our two dogs. We wanted the fence to stand up to the elements, look good, and last a long time- all with as little upkeep as possible.  Oh, it also had to stay within our very tight budget.  A lot to ask for, for sure.  <br /> Note: I do a lot of research before beginning a project, especially one that costs as much as a fence does. Before getting to the point of asking for quotes, I had already determined that we were most likely to go with vinyl (unless the price was too high), the best vinyl products available in my area, as well as all the reputable fence installers near me.  Due to circumstances around our particular backyard (ledge, serious slope), I knew that we'd not be able to do the fence installation ourselves. <br /> <strong>Estimates/Quotes-</strong> <br /> For all the fence companies from whom I got estimates, I asked the necessary questions and tried to discuss fences in general with their on-site representatives.  I did this to gauge their overall knowledge about vinyl fencing.  Vinyl isn't as popular where I live. Partly because of that, it's amazing how different products are represented, as well as the differing techniques for vinyl post installation (concrete for 6 inches, concrete for 3 inches, no concrete, only use specific type of concrete, wood reinforcement in gate posts, etc). Essentially, what's best is really based on the needs of your specific situation (type of soil, size and weight of gate, etc etc). One-solution-fits-all doesn't work with fencing. <br /> I called to the better-known local fence installers in my town, and got three quotes. One local outfit sold the best product (the one I had identified), but gave a price for the product and installation I knew was way too high.  Another sold a different product, and in the end, was not very knowledgeable about vinyl fence products or installations in general. (They were the cheapest quote.) The third quote was from a big box store.  Their product was not as good, installation was the highest of the three, and I didn't feel too great about their installation approach. <br /> I realized I needed to cast a wider net.  Just because we have fence installers that are based out of my town, or the town next-over, doesn't mean I need to go with them... I got two more quotes, and one was from FenceTech. <br /> Mike from FenceTech came out promptly to do a walk-around for our quote.  He walked me and my wife through our options, and what his team would do. He had a friendly manner, and answered my questions with patience and professionalism. We both had a good feeling about him, but had decided he'd come in too high in price. The product he was offering was the middle-tier in the line of vinyl fencing I liked. It was utilitarian- quality, but not flashy.  Even so, we were surprised when the quote came in as low as it did.  I called him, discussed it, and made sure we were all on the same page. <br /> One thing I will note at this time, is that every single fence installer I called said my town did not require permits for fence installation.  They do.  Always ask your town's planning or code enforcement departments if you need a permit for work you'll be doing. <br /> <strong>Ordering & Installation-</strong> <br /> Because of the delay of the permitting process, and other factors, we had to wait about a month before moving forward with the quote.  During this time, I had multiple opportunities to speak with Mike and the other co-owner of FenceTech, Corey.  At all times, they were friendly and professional.  Finally, we were able to move forward.  I placed the order, and scheduled a time about 1.5 weeks later for them to begin installation. <br /> Everything went smoothly.  Mike's team was prepared to deal with the property-specific issues we had. They did quality work, did not leave a mess behind (a couple spots of vinyl shavings from where cuts in the fencing were made, but it was obvious there was even an attempt to clean the majority of that up). <br /> Mike called me a couple days after they were done to follow-up and make sure I didn't have any questions.  He told me that if a problem arose, to just call him, and he'd take care of it. When the invoice came, it matched the estimate from the initial consult. <br /> The fence looks great, and we feel secure in it being here, (and continuing to look great), for many years to come.  FenceTech does not seem to be out to make a quick buck. They seem to be a company that wants customers for life.  If this level of service keeps up, they've got it."

"We live in Mass but are selling a house in Maine.  A couple days before the closing the buyer insisted we have 3 barrels removed from the barn since he was concerned they may contain hazardous materials.  Being about 3 hours away we were desperate to find someone quick that could take care of this for us. <br /> We found Marshall Enterprises on Angie's List and called to see if they could helps us out quickly.  We spoke with Jamie and explained the situation and he said he would head right over to the house to check it out.  A couple of hours later he called to say that he would take the barrels and that one of them had hydraulic fluid in it (worth about $50) that he could use.  He said he would take all the barrels in exchange for the hydraulic fluid.  A short time later he texted a picture of the barrels loaded in his truck. <br />  What a life saver!  I would highly recommend Jamie and Marshall Enterprises as a reputable, honest, and prompt business!"

"It went well. His idea of mounting a slab of concrete under the substructure of the steps satisfied me that it would work. The resulting slab should support the porch steps for the next eighty-five years, doubling the current age of the porch. The contractor was very knowledgeable with this type of repair work, explaining to me what he wanted to do and how he would do it. It was a bit more costly than I expected, but one does pay for knowledge and expertise."