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Tillman Carpentry LLC is committed to excellence in every aspect of our business. We uphold a standard of integrity bound by fairness, honesty, and personal responsibility. Our distinction is the quality of service we bring to our customers. Accurate knowledge of our trade combined with ability is what makes us true professionals. Above all, we are watchful of our customers' interests and make their concerns the basis of our business.

"Put a room addition on our home. The project included a dining room a walk in pantry a coat closet a closet for washer and dryer a utility closet. The room also included a window seat and a deck."

"We are very happy with the remodeling of our kitchen and bathroom from R&H Remodeling. We had a couple of minor issues that required us to call them back and they have always been very accommodating. We have animals in our home and it was important to us that they did not get out of the house while work was being completed...we were actually able to leave R&H in our home while we were away and there were never any problems. We felt completely comfortable with them, and they were always very responsible and considerate. We will definitely consider them for future remodeling in our home and we have referred several of our friends to them as well."

With over 12 years of experience the home improvement industry, we are the experts you need to take care of your home . We handle everything from Kitchen remodel to Bathroom remodel. We will treat your home as we would treat our own. Give Henry Home Improvements a call today, we look forward to working with you!

"Excellent match for us! Bruce had great ideas and reasonable prices. The project isn't quite finished but is turning out better than we ever dreamed! They are also building a pole barn for us. We feel very blessed to have been matched with Price Point Builders."

"It went very well they did an excellent job.  They were reasonably priced and came up with some good ideas that we ended up using."

"Overall, it was all right; but the crew that was out here was not punctual.  Sometimes they said they would be here, and they weren't.  It took a while to finish the project, so I have a kind of mix emotion; but I don't want one team to reflect the entire company.  A different team probably would have been a different result, and so far, the actual product on the house looks great.  I didn't completely understand that once they started, they were here, and they skipped a day, which wasn't due to the rain.  Once they said they would be here in the noon, and they didn't come again.  The individual that was in charge of the whole crew, he even said the head guy that is actually on the site goes by his own timings.  He also said if he is supposed to be here at this time, he doesn't show up exactly at that time, which can be later or the next day.  He admitted that it does happen with this particular crew.  It looks brand new and beautiful.  I am really happy with it.  They did a lot of extras."

"From start to finish, this job was done in a professional manner.  Great care was taken to ensure that my house and landscaping was protected.  Steve (owner) personally supervised the project and took the time to answer all of my questions (and I had a lot of them!) before, during and after the project. The roof looks great and seems to be of a high quality - no problems so far.  There are a few shingles that have not yet laid completely flat (after 2 days), but Steve assured me that is normal and will be completely flat (from heat and gravity) in month or less (and that they would come back to correct if any do not lay flat after a month).   <br /> This was the first time that I needed to have home work done related to an insurance claim, so honestly I did not know what to expect from this industry.  What came to my doorstep seemed to be mostly questionable "storm chasers" types, many of which were not local and seemed only interested in knowing how much money the insurance company was paying out to cover the damage. So, I thought to myself, why do they want to know how much the ins company was paying?  Shouldn't they honestly determine what my job should cost to do correctly and how much margin they would target making - regardless of ins numbers?  Preferred never asked to see the ins numbers during the estimate, so I felt that they were truly looking to do an honest repair to my home regardless of what ins may or may not have covered. <br /> One other note - the roofing crew did accidentally damage my garden's above ground watering pipe, but Steve arranged to send out a plumber the very next morning to fix it!  Nice job! <br />"

"I was a little nervous about ordering windows on the internet using measurements I'd taken myself, but I loved the design on the website so, initially I only ordered 2 windows to check the quality, my ability to measure accurately and the company's ability to build to my measurements. Jeff, the salesman I dealt with was attentive without being overwhelming and the first order was delivered in about 4 weeks. The windows were exactly what I was looking for and fitting them was a breeze. I followed up with another order for the remaining 13 windows in my porch and again, they arrived quickly, were of great quality, exactly to size and easy to fit. Looking forward to see how they last their first winter."

"Let me start by saying that the quote that I got from the Woodshop was the most expensive for the project of remodeling my kitchen, but because the Woodshop had a good reputation based on reviews on Angie’ List, Houzz.com, and word of mouth I made the decision to contract with them for the job. I can’t begin to explain how disappointed I am with the whole experience. In an effort to keep this from becoming too long I will highlight the main areas of concern below: - There were things that I was told prior to signing the contract which ended up being untrue or not honored by the Woodshop, The items were not important to the completion of the job but I feel it is worth mentioning. - There was a definite lack of communication from the Woodshop on important issues such as scheduling, project delays, and problem resolution. - There was also a lack of communication within the Woodshop. There were instances in which staff was not aware of important project details, which in some cases affected materials ordering. In addition, there were scheduling issues that resulted from the lack of communication within the company. - The design for the kitchen contained a flaw in the spacing of the cabinets that would not allow for the dishwasher door to open fully. It would open about two-thirds of the way and then come to rest on the side of the pantry cabinet. I was told it was because the unusual size of the dishwasher door (it’s a GE Profile). This was corrected by cutting back the pantry so now the door opens, but that caused other issues because the counter top installation was meant to be flush with the Pantry… - The cut outs for the built in dishwasher and refrigerator are extremely tight. So tight that dishwasher hose was causing the dishwasher to be installed at an angle and the appliance installer had to replace the rubber insulation with a much thinner version so that the door would close properly. At one point the pressure from the refrigerator actually caused the side panel of the built in to detach leaving a gap in the cabinetry above the fridge and the side panel. I want to note hear that all appliance measurements were given to them months in advance. When I questioned the sizing of the built in I was told that the built-ins are designed to standard sizes, not to the fit of my appliances specifically. This makes me wonder why they needed the specs to the appliances that I purchased? - The finishes were rushed and sloppy. It took several return visits from the woodshop and I still had to hire another contractor to cleanup some of the sloppy work that was done. - To this point there has been a lack of follow up and concern from The Woodshop. There are still issues that I am working to resolve and I am beginning to believe that I am going to have to pay another contractor to complete. This really is just a summary of the bigger pain points experienced with this kitchen remodel. To be fair, my kitchen looks good, some things were done really well. It took some time, but my kitchen functions properly with only minor flaws, but it was a definite struggle to get to this point. One last note; The owner of The Woodshop can be very convincing when he is standing in your partially functioning kitchen asking for final payment. I would recommend that you hold off until you are completely satisfied with the work. My husband and I didn’t."