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"He and his son are wonderful they did a fantastic job. Great customer service I highly recommend them!"

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"Within days of purchasing the deal, I received the instructions and paper to draw my table templates. The table has 2 drop leaves plus 2 additional leaves that can be inserted in the table. The templates were pretty easy to draw. The finished pads were delivered in a very short time. They fit the table and each of the 4 leaves perfectly and magnetically lock together to keep them aligned when on the table. A year and a half later, I still love these pads."

"The guys repaired two door jams, and they replaced them when you once they painted them and they installed a screen door thanks to yordan and Benjamin thanks for your help"

"I had commissioned work from John before so I knew the high quality of his work.  He helped me design the pieces -  he has a good eye for proportion and detail.  All the pieces are beautiful as well as very functional.
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"In addition to replacing all our windows in the house, we were starting a kitchen and masterbath remodel.  The timing of the window install was crucial to coordinate with the remodel.  We also wanted year end pricing, which was a substantial savings.  We interviewed two companies and chose SGK. We would have interviewed a third company to be thorough, but it was impossible to find another company that did new construction installation that fit our time line.  Rob Rowe (our salesperson) is an up front and "real" person.  Did not come across as a salesman or try to up sell us like the other company's representative.  The price was $8000 less than the other company for comparable windows (Anlin windows) and same type of installation.  

Our goal was to have all the windows installed before our remodel started, but the installation date was delayed due to the rain.  We were in contact with Deanne (not sure her actual title) at SGK many times to coordinate the installation and she spoke with our contractor to make sure the kitchen window was installed at the right time.  In fact, SGK installed the kitchen and bath windows earlier than the other windows to coordinate with the demo.  

This was the only real hiccup we had with the installation.  When the bathroom windows were installed, the edge of the window and sills were cut back too far due to something with the flange (sp?) nails.  This left a large gap between the window and the wood window sill.  A couple of the gaps were filled with caulking and another left with the large gap.  After discussion that this was not acceptable, a total of 3 window sills had to be replaced.  They now look good.  My take on this incident is that there was a lack of communication of why there were gaps when the windows were cut and it was not adequately communicated to us that the sills would be replaced at a later date (when the other windows were installed).  There Quality Control person (Edward) was called in right away and he came by the house multiple times  to ensure the installation was all done to our satisfaction.  The foreman on the job was Francisco.  Another worker named Manny was also very instrumental in making sure I was happy with the outcome.  
   
I was assured that this would not happen moving forward and all the remaining windows were installed without incident. We are having to do some minor paint touch up around most of the windows since caulking is used around the drywall and sills. The windows are beautiful (as much as vinyl can be) and the wood trim that was all replaced looks great.  It is primed and we still need to have it painted.  The old windows had condensation and were drafty.  The new windows have no draft and the house is noticeably warmer.  All our neighbors are commenting on our new windows.  


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"Carlos & crew did an exceptional job sheetrocking and mudding a 500sf area that was rife with wonky corners and uneven surfaces. They were fast, efficient and fair priced. Thank you for a great job, I highly recommend!"

"Bob came out, was nice, gave a bid.  Afterwards we had a hard time getting them to schedule, apparently they were overbooked.  Then we got a call, could they come out tomorrow?  Work was done in two days, and is mostly very nice, with the exception of some badly cut and placed T-molding. 

The problems came afterwards.  The Angie's List posting clearly says, "No subs," but when I tried to give his workers a check made out to Floors on First, I encountered a certain amount of confusion.  Bob then called and said that he HAD subbed out the job and that he wanted us to make the check out to the workers, although he said we could really make it to him or his business as well,  but he didn't really want that.  It was pretty confusing.

We considered this but as we had hired Bob, not his subs, with the expectation that if something went wrong we could turn to him, and not to subs whose addresses, phone numbers, and license numbers, if any, we did not have, we sent a check made out to Floors on First.  My wife got a rude and aggressive phone call from Bob demanding that we swap out his check. He complained that he doesn't make any profit on these jobs where he doesn't sell the flooring, and now he has to pay taxes on it.

If we wanted to have a job done with no guarantees, we could have used a skilled day laborer instead rather than paying $2300 to someone who presents himself as the service provider and then turns the table on you afterwards for his personal tax reasons.  He is not someone we would choose to do business with again.
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My house was built in 1973 and the bathrooms were original. After having KL Construction remodel my kitchen and living room last year I knew I'd have them back tor the baths and bedrooms.  I got preliminary plans from my interior designer and cabinet maker; then walked Keith through the project to get a solid bid.  He was very accommodating of some changes I wanted after the first draft of the contract, and of the delay-of-start due to my cabinet maker's schedule.  

Keith pays attention to details and ensures that his staff does quality work -- if not, he has them redo it at his cost. He doesn't ignore things waiting for me to find them.  If he needs my input he calls or texts (he's very good at answering texts and calls; a bit slower on emails.)   His crew is happy to work for him and you can tell that by the teasing and "thank you's" passed around on the job.  

He has some GREAT sub-contractors who have very, very long term relationships with him because of the marvelous work that they do.  He also has a WONDERFUL cleaning crew that make the place (and windows) spotless despite the dust left behind from dry wall and wood working.  The bathroom tile work is STUNNING  and true craftsmanship. All the details (caulking around cabinetry, door adjustments, trim painting, alignments) are paid detailed attention.

Any remodeling project has it's ups and downs ( a bit too much dust; existing structures that require work arounds), but I very much like working with Keith.  I find him easy to talk to; calm and straight-forward, and we both appreciate quality workmanship.  He's willing to 'walk me through the job or options' and consider alternatives if  specific design element won't implement well during the build.

I found him on Angie's list to start with; had him do a few small jobs to see how we got along and how compatible our work styles were. I like the fact that he lives in the local area so if something goes wrong or I need his attention he's willing to drop by that evening or early morning before I leave for work.   I've been very, very pleased. 

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