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"Wayne is one of the true professionals in his field; when he gives you a time to do work, HE IS THERE ON TIME, SOMETIMES EARLIER! The work is completed satisfactorily and completely. Wayne came all the way out from Atlanta to my house out in Country Acres in Bloomington to plow my property when other businesses no-showed for days. Very dependable, would highly recommend. Have known this landscaper for 40 years, always high quality work doing projects in my yard."

"I asked for something unusual , a mid century landscape & the designer & I worked together to get the look I wanted. We were both pleased with the end results. The workers have a great work ethic , worked very hard & did a great job. I would recommend this company."

"Love the windows.  Great quality.  Competitive price.  Easy process.  Installers did a great job. <br />"

"They were quick to respond to my call and were able to schedule me quickly. I appreciate that they gave me a small window of time to expect them instead of being told to wait for them all day. When they were here they were professional, friendly, and finished in a timely manner. Not only that our chimney, fireplace, and glass were sparkling! Not sure they have ever been so clean."

"Excellent - floors came out great. They are durable and look great. Robert arranged to do floors on our off hours of business so any noise, smell or dust could be contained and cleaned up prior to next days business."

"<p>Started later than planned. Seemed to be poor communication at the beginning but, just assumed it was start-up whoa's... </p> <p>daily work was typically 9 - 2:30 or 3. very rare an 8 hour day was put in unless I </p> <p>had pushed for completion of a step so that another contractor could come in (flooring). Quoted 1 1/2 months, took all of 3 months. Framing was quick and done well. everything after that was at a crawl. bathroom put a big wrench in the process. the drywall and ceiling (wallboard) were put in by a crew everywhere but the bathroom. the bathroom finishing was done by Pand M. it's obvious at a glance the difference in workmanship. the crew did much better. </p> <p>since completion of the job, we've had to replace/repair all the closet doors, repair ceiling vents, re-caulk the shower, all tv cable that was run has been repaired/replaced. one of the hallway doors only opens halfway.</p> <p>overall, basic construction with construction seems to be all I would recommend unfortunately. started out very promising.</p> <br />"

"doggie doors work but spray weatherproofing doesn't look very nice <br /> fax line works but not where I wanted it and phone line doesn't work where I needed it <br /> cable line is fine <br /> He was to do other work for me but he had an injury and never called me back afterwards to do rest of stuff. <br />"

"I think my wife made the initial contact. Tim called me within 48 hours and came to look the situation over a few days later. <br /> Tim is courteous, professional, able to be both supportive of my ideas and let me know that there are options he thinks are superior without making me feel poorly. He is very personable and easy to talk with. <br /> The patio area is about 12x25 ft. The area by the backdoor is about 6x8 ft. I had originally wanted concrete with bluestone flagstones embedded in it for the patio and the area by the backdoor. He, and the other people I talked with, wasn't very keen on using concrete. He suggested embedding the flagstones in polymeric sand, which is one of the newer technolgies; it is frequently used with pavers, but I hadn't had anyone suggest using it with the flagstones before Tim. He also suggested adding a and quot;seat walland quot; to define the space of the patio and give something for people to sit on. I had wanted to just re-set the supporting poles, maybe replace them, for the pergola and trust that if they were properly aligned it would look good. Tim suggested just replacing it with new wood as it wouldn't be that expensive. It was an educational and productive discussion. <br /> He left and a few days later sent me email with a proposed drawing of what the patio area would look like, along with photos of some of the material options (pavers and flagstones). I sent him some photos of flagstones my wife and I had spotted while we were doing our preparatory homework for this job. He sent me a written estimate a day or two later. <br /> It took another week for the other bidders to get their estimates to me so I could see which to choose. Tim's was the lowest cost for what I was looking for (plain concrete was surprisingly cheap). <br /> After I accepted his bid, he came down to finalize the flagstone to use (so another trip down from Bloomington). He brought several samples and seemed open to going to the stoneyard in Mahomet if I didn't like his stone; in the end his was perfectly fine so I went with it. <br /> He set a time to start the project about 4 weeks out. He checked back in a couple days before to confirm everything was still on schedule. He and his 2 crew members showed up on time. They were all courteous, professional and worked hard. They stayed over in Champaign 2 nights to maximize the work time. They left the yard clean at the end of the day. I work at home and they were very tolerant of me coming down and observing closely; they also asked for my input when there were choices to be made, such as how to trim/shape the ends of the beams of the pergola. <br /> The job took 1 day longer than planned on account of the set of flagstones needing more cutting to make them fill the space nicely. <br /> When they were done the backyard looked transformed. It was a thing of beauty. I couldn't be happier. <br /> A few days after it was done I noticed that some of the polymeric sand was no longer filling the gaps as fully as it had; I called Tim and he came down the next day and filled all the holes in. Very excellent service. <br /> <br />"

"Called Arteman's on a rainy day in November, he happened to be available so he came right over.  The other company had left our house with no front entry door, because they just replace doors.  Arteman was a hero that day!  He replaced the rotten beam under the threshold.  He also noted that the tiled entry way was incorrectly installed (previous owner's DIYproject) and he removed the tile as it was sitting on water damaged particle board and interfering with the repair of the threshold. <br /> The company we bought our door from finished installing the door. <br /> We called Arteman's again, because there was a gap between where the door had been installed and where the stoop steps were, leaving his repair exposed.  He came over, within a day or two and filled the gap with a some type of sealer.  The area is not leaking and with this crazy winter we're so grateful for his good work. <br />   I do have a minor gripe though, we wanted him to install new tile for us since our landing now was just plywood since he had taken up the old tile.   I went to the store he recommended to get tile, but none of the tile there appealed to me.  I purchased tile at Lowes.  When he saw the tile, he told us that he wouldn't be able to put it in for another three months.  That seemed like a dodge to me. If he didn't want to put it in, I would have appreciated just a simple "no."  But to be fair he had fit us into his schedule in an emergency and I'm grateful.  Anyhow, I couldn't wait, because to paraphrase the Stark's, "Winter was Coming."  I put it in myself, apparently our landing is homeowner DIY territory.  <br /> All in all Arteman's was great to work with.  Showed up when he said he would.  Completed the job in a quick period of time.  Charged appropriately. <br />"

"It went extremely well. They were very polite and friendly. Will definitely have them back."