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"We converted a covered lane to a sunroom with a full bathroom. Involved drywall, electrical, plumbing, painting,flooring new windows and doors. Sean and his crew did an excellent job on our project and we can highly recommend their workmanship."

"Could not possibly be more pleased. Irma’s ‘removal’ of our pool cage served as the impetus for a complete re-do of the deck and pool. Pricing on the travertine pavers, done in a French pattern, was competitive, and beat estimates from 2 well known local companies (in one case by a country mile). The work on the spa involved the removal of the deco glass block wall, and rebuilding the wall with concrete/rebar. Work started pretty much right on schedule. They had a well thought out game plan, and there was minimal down time (most of that weather related). The stone suppliers mistakenly delivered 4” wide coping instead of the 24” wide bullnose coping we’d ordered. The mistake was corrected in 48 hours. I have to give kudos at this point to our project super, who was on top of everything as work progressed. The super, Rob Rogers, monitored things closely, and was in phone or text contact with me daily. He did a superb job. After the deck work was finished, the pool resurfacing job got underway. There must have been 12-15 men here that day (with threats of rain almost throughout the day); during the one or two occasions it began to lightly rain, plastic tarps were immediately deployed to cover the just poured pebble tec surface, with large fans activated to keep the pool bottom dry and the tarps raised. Everything looks tremendous, and I’ve gotten nothing but compliments from neighbors and friends. I plan to share some before and after photos, but not just yet; hopefully, these can be added to my review afterwards. The orange contractor’s fence that still surrounds the deck’s perimeter has seen better days, and its presence in the background will sorely detract from any photos taken right now. As soon as Hydrotech’s subcontractor gets the cage put up, I will prepare an update to this review, and provide some before and after photos which will speak for themselves. OK, I suppose that qualifies as a ‘nudge,’ and a request that the cage contractor begin it’s work sooner rather than later. I just don’t want stains (from leaves which drop to the bottom daily) to end up ruining our beautiful new pool. I highly recommend Hydrotech, and, once again, commend the work done by Rob Rogers in pulling everything together with such efficiency. (Note: the cost provided, below, includes the price of the pool cage/enclosure)"

"Great, would hire again"

"I must say, I was very considerate to this company. I allowed them to correct their mistakes, gave them the benefit of the doubt. They had months, close to a year, to complete a grade three water damage situation including a new roof and new drywall. It's less than 30 days before insurance will stop paying out and unfortunately, they cannot be bothered to finish on time. They gave the "run around," didn't answer phone calls, tried to take advantage. I am sorry to say they will be defending themselves in court. It's most unfortunate. I wouldn't recommend this company to anyone on the PLANET. May Jesus, the Better Business Bureau, the DBPR and anyone else I can find have mercy on their souls. I know I won't. Hey Frank, Tim and the several other people you passed us off to, I hope you all have a fantastic day. I cannot believe you all reviewed your own company. Insecure much?"

"I am happy to recommend Paul and Cyndi Caruso of Corban Construction to execute your next construction project. They have just completed enclosing our previously screened lanai. The project was completed professionally and looks great. The professionalism starts with the very comprehensive detailed bid package. We interviewed several contractors and received bid packages which were illegible, not very specific and didn’t do the amount of work Corban was going to do. Paul’s sale was not high pressure, but just very matter of fact – “here’s what we’re going to do and here’s the cost.” The slowest part of the project was getting through the design drawing and then permitting. Once that portion was completed and subs started getting on site then things moved much better. (Note, when you are considering a project make sure you take into account major holidays where workers have time off. This is not unique to Corban, but is a consideration when dealing with any tradesmen. ) Paul did a wonderful job of communicating the time line on the project and what was going to happen daily through the process. We knew what was going to happen in the week and if changes occurred he promptly updated the work schedule. Whenever work was underway he would stop by sometime during the work to observe and answer questions. His subs were professional as well. If issues surfaced or work was not satisfactorily completed, Paul made sure it was completed satisfactorily. In total, this was a remodeling project which went very well and looks absolutely spectacular."