Get matched with top carport (wood) builders in Mulliken, MI

"For Concrete of any need -they should be your first Call/Text/Email For New Build - Call/Text/Email For Remodel - Call/Text/Email For Roofing and Gutters - Call/Text/Email For Pole Barns - Call/Text/Email Griffes Construction Inc. of Big Rapids does it all. They did Roofing and Gutters for us as well. We checked out references, and all of their expectations were exceeded. True Craftsmanship by the entire team."

"I set up the date with Jay Nyboer to come out on June 25th that way I could be home while the work got done. They showed up on time and I was amazed on just how fast they worked. They had all the equipment that was needed on the job and it didn't take them long to remove the old shingles and start the new. 

I had went out and offered water and they politely declined because they brought their own. They were nice to talk to and I got that warm feeling from them. Very honest with everything they did. I even got a full breakdown of all the supplies and the cost. They were done by late afternoon. They even cleaned up the old shingles and disposed of them by their selves. 

 I was greatly impressed with the overall job and how they got it done in a timely manner for me. I no longer have to worry this winter of my garage leaking. They even offered a 2 year warranity with their product. 

I have referred them to some of my friends and family that were working for work to be done on their homes. I have them actually coming back in the late fall to replace a bathroom window with the wood trim that needs to be replaced. All the prices were reasonable and not to high. I paid $1265.75 for the roof after taxes, 

The window that  I need replaced they were kind enough to look at while I had them here and that they said shouldn't cost me that much. I have not contacted them yet for the quote due to I am limited on funds at the moment and  cannot afford it till this fall. 

Over all very nice people to be around and have working on your house. very respectful of someone else's privacy and property.."

Quality is what we offer and affordable quality is what you get. We are a large team with diverse skills covering everything you might need. Please reach out to us directly at \n517-680-0028\n\n

We specialize in delivering high-quality home building, wood framing projects, pole barns, and deck construction. Licensed by the state of Michigan and insured, we complete projects in an honest and timely manner, always putting our customers first.

"I interviewed 4 contractors whose names I received from Service Magic online. After 4 days of intensive interviewing, I narrowed it down to two. One contractor had been in business for over 20 years and was quite impressive. Mr. Hankins informed me that he had been in business for 16 years. My final decision was based on the contractor's plans for ventilation. Mr. Hankins insisted that my house did not have enough soffit ventilation to supply a ridge vent adequately. He said that ventilation is his area of expertise. He presented me with a complicated mathematical formula that "proved" that my soffit ventilation was indeed inadequate. At this time, the other contractor became ill, and was unable to respond in a timely fashion to my ventilation questions. Also, my elderly mother was rushed to the hospital, possibly near death. The math teacher in me succumbed to the contractor with the pressure and the formula. The proposal came to $11,500. I paid Mr. Hankins a deposit of $6000, slightly more than the 50% deposit that was required. My interviews took place in July, 2010. I hoped to have the roof completed prior to the start of school in September. Mr. Hankins did not start the job until I was back at work. The work extended over a weekend and although there was a possiblility of rain, my naked roof was left uncovered. Even my neighbor expressed concern. We knew that there appeared to be a few questionable areas on the roof that might need to be replaced. I never considered a complete redecking would be in the works. The redecking resulted in an additional $3082 added to the cost of the job. Prior to the beginning of the job, Mr. Hankins and I had a discussion about the electrician that he used. As I had some other electrical work to be done, it was suggested that perhaps the electrician would be available to do additional work when he wired the power vent. When the roofwork acually started, I emailed Mr. Hankins requesting the name and phone number of the electrician. He said that he would get that information to me. In subsequent emails I repeatedly asked for the information on the electrician and he did not respond. When the roofing was finally completed, Mr. Hankins sent the final invoice. He said that the roof looked great and he would like to stop by and pick up the final payment. I agreed that the roof looked great but I also expressed concern about one spot on the front of the roof and some grease spots from the dumpster at the end of my driveway. I also asked him why he would not give me the information on the electrician. We agreed to meet and review my concerns and he said that he would bring the information on the electrician and he could pick up the final payment at that same time. Meanwhile, my colleagues at work were following the saga of the roof. I had expressed concern over having a power vent rather than a roof vent and suggested that perhaps I had made a poor decision. I was concerned that I might not even know whether the vent was working or not. I also expressed concern about the contractor not responding to multiple requests for the name and number of the electrician. Someone suggested that maybe there was no power vent and asked if the contractor had pulled an electrical permit. I checked online and discovered that there was no electrical permit, nor was there a building permit. I called the township office and the building and electrical inspector asked to come out and inspect the job. The building inspector informed me that Mr. Hankins was required to pull a building permit for a complete redecking and that the job should have been inspected. Unfortunately now that the roof was finished, the required inspection could never take place. The electrical inspector went into the attic. He informed me that the power vent had not been wired. I emailed Mr.Hankins and requested that when he came out to review my concerns, he should also bring copies of the permits for my records, along with an itemized list clarifying the additional expenses of $3145. I also requested information on the power vent. I thought that I should have the paperwork included in the packaging, and that I might need it in order to activate the warranty. When Mr. Hankins and I met to review my concerns, he informed me that he did not need any permits. He said that one was not required for a redecking in Delta Township and that as the power vent was not wired, there was no need for an electrical permit. He laughed and said that he would be happy to go get one tomorrow if I really wanted to spend the extra money. I asked why the power vent was not wired. He said that it was not in the original proposal. I disagreed, saying that I felt that "to install 1 power ventilator" implied that there would be power and it would be working. He again laughed at me, was extremely condescending, saying that it wouldn't cost me much to have it wired. He also informed me that the packaging for the power vent had been thrown out. I suggested that in future it should be given to the owner. He did bring me some information on the installation and the warranty that he said had been printed off the internet. At our meeting, Mr. Hankins said that the area of the roof that I was concerned about was just a couple of shingles that had lifted slightly when the gutter protection was installed. I told him that I wanted it fixed prior to the final payment. He was absolutely furious. I told him that I also wanted the greasy stains at the end of my driveway cleaned. He was very belligerent, asking why I hadn't mentioned them either of the times that he had briefly stopped by the site. I had assumed that when the dumpster was removed, there would be a final clean-up. I told him that I would also like to have that itemized list detailing the additional expenses. He seemed appalled that I would withhold the final payment for what he considered petty reasons. I stood firm. I also told him that I had talked with the Delta Township Building Inspector and that according to the inspector, a building permit was required for a complete redecking and that the inspector would like him to call tomorrow. The building inspector had also asked that I let him know how our meeting went. When I talked with him the next day, he was very upset with Mr. Hankins. He said that Mr. Hankins told him that he had called the township and spoken with a specific person who told him that the permit was not required. The inspector then called that person who denied ever talking with Mr. Hankins. The words that the building inspector used with me in reference to Mr. Hankins were, "He lied to me and I caught him in it." Mr. Hankins was required to get the building permit after the fact, but of course this was useless to me. After talking to the building and electrical inspectors, I carefully reviewed the information on the installation of the power vent, and I then contacted an attorney. I also drafted a final letter to Mr. Hankins. I informed Mr. Hankins that in the documentation that he had provided, the wiring of the power vent was step 7 in the installation directions. I informed him that both of the inspectors felt that the wiring of the power vent was a part of the original proposal and that my attorney concurred. I told him that when the vent was properly wired and passed inspection, and when my other concerns about the bulge in the roof and the grease in the driveway were resolved, I would make the final payment. I heard from Mr. Hankins promptly, that same evening. An electrician came out and completed the wiring of the power vent the next day. The bulge in the shingles was also repaired and the grease stains were adequately removed. I met with Mr. Hankins for one final review of the site. I did express concern at finding over 100 roofing nails in the grass, while mowing the front lawn. He apologized. I told him that as soon as I heard from the electrical inspector that the wiring was satisfactory, I would forward the final payment. I made the final payment of $8,654.67 on 10/22/2010. Final notes: Does my house have adequate soffit ventilation for a ridge vent? I will probably never know, but al"

full service licensed and insured home remodeling contractor, that is equipped to handle any project big or small. we are a small local owner operator company that is driven in the community,

We maintain a safe jobsite with a minimum of inconvenience during the construction process.\n\nA new front porch can add an element of class and elegance to any home. We are experienced in designing and building any type of porch, from a simple entryway to a graceful, wraparound porch bathing your home in luxurious indoor / outdoor space just perfect for entertaining or just lazy summer nights relaxing with family and friends.\n\n

Locally owned and operated company with years of certified training and experience. Andrews Construction is an honest and reliable company. We are great problem solvers with fair rates. We put customer service first and foremost, to ensure your total satisfaction. We look forward to working with you for all your needs.

Hello and welcome to Progressive Remodeling. We are a second generation family owned and operated company. We offer a fully trained staff with over 60 years experience as a general contractor. We are a full service general contractor. We specialize in historical remodels but can handle any and all of your home improvement needs. We are fully insured and carry several state and local licenses. We can do anything from building an addition to a existing house, to lead abatement services, or replacing windows. We even have licensed plumbers, electricians, and HVAC repairmen on call to ensure prompt and efficient service. Thank you for your interest in our company. We look forward to meeting with you in person and don't forget to tell your neighbors about us too.

remodeling and home repair. No job is to big or to small we have the tools and knowledge to do it all. started in 2016 took a break and started back up ready to make your dream home become a reality