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"Ken was fantastic from start to finish. I hired him to remove an old basketball hoop, pour new cement, and install a new one. The job turned out to be much tougher than expected—the old cement was nearly impossible to break up and the clay ground was hard to dig deeper for the required dept —but Ken handled it like a pro, using a jackhammer and digging through hard clay soil without complaint. Despite the extra work and materials needed, he stuck to his original price even when I asked to pay him more, which speaks volumes about his integrity. He returned a few days later to assemble the hoop, and the final result was perfect—every measurement was spot-on. Ken went above and beyond, and I wouldn’t hesitate to hire him again. Highly recommended!"

"John and his crew did a great job. They were able to squeeze us in even earlier than we expected and went above and beyond. He did the painting, caulked around the windows and even cleaned our our gutters which we did not expect. He was very easy to work with and I would highly recommend his services to anyone who has a painting project. We will definitely use him again the next time we need painting services."

"Contacted S&S for quote on 5/6/22, prior to the beginning of exterior Painting season. Said he was going away a few days and asked for my contact info via text. On 5/8, he requested a list of what I needed done. I took the time to Email the list and received no follow-up. I waited patiently until this month, June 1, and sent a message asking when I could hear from him. I was waiting patiently, as I learned this was a Local Contractor AND they were on Angi's List. Still no reply. Today, 6/2, I called, left a VM and received a text reply saying he was planning on stopping tonite to look at job. There was no advance notice, but he was going to come tonite? I was not available this short of notice. Then, after a bunch of excuses for not responding he told me he had a $5000 job minimum, he did not have time for my job until August, and I should contact another Contractor. WOW. I waited since May 6 for this? We consumers know that if we don't contact a Contractor early in the season we will end up waiting until the end of the season to get our jobs done. Now I should try finding another Contractor... to quote? and then try to get on a schedule... for when? I patiently waited on this Contractor to get here to quote my job and then he brings up a $5k minimum, etc??!! Does he have this requirement listed on Angi? Or was that a lie too? I can't imagine how many excuses this Contractor would have in the future, if I had hired him? I feel I did everything right. I went on Angi to find a reputable Contractor/Painter. I waited patiently around his "current" situation. But not following up to a prospective customer you left waiting for you, then not replying to communication as to "an update please?" is just POOR business practices and inconsiderate, as now I have to try and find another contractor when we're already well into the season of contractor's being booked far out. YOU SHOULD NOT BE REFERRING THIS CONTRACTOR!!"

"horrible. no show on appointment for quote"

"I have an invasive weed Garlic Mustard that suddenly appeared in April and also the common buck thorn in my back trees. I was told I had to pay cash and they would not take a check. They would also not come to do any estimate on how many guys and hours I would need to do the job; I had to guess. I ended up having them come two times: first 4 guys for 8 hours; second time 2 guys for 4 hours (per the guess of the first leader for how long and what I'd need the second time). They still did not complete the job. The first crew of guys were better than the second crew of guys. They were college guys, some working hard, some walking and working slowly and on their phones. However, I'm suffering cancer and could not take care of the job, thus had to get someone to control the spread. Thankfully, they did get most of the job done for me. Whether the Garlic Mustard was pulled out by the root, time will tell. The first crew used shovels and got the buck thorn pulled out pretty good; the second crew just cut the buck thorn off. Although I had informed Eric Pfeffer about the invasive weed and explained how it would spread on boots and tools, procedures were followed by some of the guys and not by others. They did not seem to be familiar with working with an invasive weed. Both crews arrived on time, but stopped work 45 min before end time to pick up tools, but also both left the job site (unfinished) a good 20-30 minutes early. Eric communicated via email pretty good after the initial "canned" email response. In their survey, they ask to rate the guys - if you expect this, they need to have their names on their shirts or give you their names. I am unsure, I may or may not hire again."