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"Best of three estimates. Local and very attentive to the weather. Hired in December and finished in early April."

I am dedicated to keeping a good name for myself and my business. I go that extra mile to make sure all my customers are happy with the work I perform for them. \n\nMy payment terms are always %50 down and balance on completion. I keep my prices as low as possible and I am willing to work within the budget of my customers.

"Shawn was great! He explains everything well and makes great recommendations. He works hard to minimize costs. I've used Spa Services several times and they always have great customer service."

"Excellent.... Crew was courteous and efficient....very professional!"

Craig T. LaDuke is the Owner of a Full-Service Building Company, LaDuke Construction. Craig has been involved in the housing industry since 1979 and specializes in designing homes to fit individual lifestyles.\n\nHe is a Professional Master Builder with the Builder Industry Association of Southeast Michigan, Michigan Association of Home Builders, and the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). He was an invited speaker at the NAHB National Convention in 2007 & 2008. He has also been featured in Experts on the Issues Audio Series, interviewed on Builder Radio for developing a comprehensive Building Project Management System, and has a dedicated chapter in the book Complete Guide for Selling New Homes.\n\nOur One-Stop-Shop offers services in Custom Architectural Design, Engineered Floor Plans, Project Planning, and Construction Management. Together with an outstanding team including full-time Field Superintendent, Project Planner, and Office Manager, let the LaDuke Team provide you with a first-class building experience.\n\nCustom homes designed and built by LaDuke Construction have been featured in Dura-Loc® advertising (Chicago Trade Show Oct 2005), Nu-Wool® technical update (Winter 2003), Chevrolet advertising (1995), and Remodeling Magazine (March 1993).\n\nModern-Shed is Craig’s newest addition. He is the Regional Manager for Michigan, Ohio & All North Eastern United States. Modern-Shed provides a creative, effective solution to utilize space while moving in step with the environment, and with the flexibility of customization down to the hue of the trim. It is simply about storage, fun, space, architecture and your back yard. It gives you the chance to have an office away from home, an art studio, or free up room in the garage. Modern-Shed is about living smaller, within our means and utilizing space.\n\n\nCraig is also involved in both Builder 20 and Caps Program\n\nBuilder 20\nThe 20 Clubs are comprised of similar type builders or re-modelers from non-competing markets who meet several times a year to share their wisdom and learn from each other ways to improve their operations and increase their bottom lines. Members share and compare financial information, look for trouble spots, and offer each other advice on how to increase their profit ratios and improve their performance.\n\nCaps Program\nThe Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist (CAPS) designation program teaches the technical, business management, and customer service skills essential to competing in the fastest growing segment of the residential remodeling industry: home modifications for the aging-in-place.\n\n\n\n\n\nCGP: Certified Green Proffesional\nRRP: Renovation, Repair, & Painting\nCAPS: Certified Aging-in Place Specialist

Salski Construction LLC, Is a full service General contractor, with 4 Carpenters to provide all your needs\nCommercial and Residential projects, \nWe offer a full line of services and have qualified and licensed sub-contractors for a complete hassle free project, for all aspects of your project

"I purchased a Heavenly Heat Sauna a few weeks ago . What I liked is you don?t smell any glues . I also liked its easy ( two man ) assembly. What I don?t like , in order to avoid using glues, they use pins or very thin nails. Some pins were missing and some were not beneath the surface. For the rough edges you?re provided with a small piece of sandpaper . Bot at a cost of over 5k you don?t expect to do sanding. My biggest complaint is that it takes almost an hour to get the sauna to 150 degrees. Definitely not worth the price. "