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"Ergeon personnel were professional, responsive, and polite throughout the estimate and installation processes. The fence was installed to spec sooner than anticipated. The finished product is beautiful, and appears well-made."

"Emil and Puget Sound B&R recently completed our deck remodeling project and we couldn?t be happier. The deck looks strong, modern, and beautifully finished. The team worked efficiently and delivered high-quality construction service. I would definitely hire them again for future projects."

"The entire process was professional and easy. Josue and his team did excellent work and clean up was awesome. We will definitely use them again for our next home improvement project and tell our friends."

"TV and his crew did an excellent job of setting the forms to adjust to the different grades of the patio and walkways, concrete pouring, finishing in between days of rain and always checking for approval at each stage. The price was very reasonable. Our family is very pleased with the professional quality and workmanship."

"Very well! I had a very short time frame to get some repairs done. They were quick getting back to me with the bid, very flexible in when the work was done and once finished the work was excellent! The price was very reasonable and the work qas excellent. I could not have asked for more!"

"Hiring JWHeartt for some excavation I needed on my property to prep for a shop was a great decision. From the start, Johnlee was a pleasure to work with. From his integrity, to his responsiveness, and ultimately his efficiency and quality of work, it was an enjoyable and headache-free experience. I highly recommend JWHeartt for any of your interior or exterior needs, not just because of their quality and pride in their work, but because they're great, honest people."

"The people we dealt with at NW Patio Design were Steven Higa, the designer and estimator, Ray Lopez the GM, and Fernando and Juan, who lead the install crew. Steven is really good at integrating a lot of ideas and he came up with a nice design that reflected our vision. He also stayed in contact with us and the crew throughout the installation process, even coming by the site several times, which we really appreciated since he was the one who we talked to the most about what we wanted beforehand. Ray is the GM and he is extremely responsive. Did the project go without a hitch? No. But what large project does? Any time we had any concerns about anything or if it looked like a small detail might fall through the cracks, I called Ray and he dealt with it immediately. He also came out to our site a few times as the job progressed and for a final walk-through to be sure every detail was taken care of. Fernando and Juan lead an extremely hard-working crew who were very gracious about me bothering them all the time to ensure everything was getting done as we hoped. The final result is a jaw-dropping patio that just looks great. It could be on the cover of a magazine it looks so gorgeous. It was a lot of money but I do feel we got more than our money's worth and we will be enjoying that patio for a good long time. We will be calling NW Patio to come back next year to give the same professional treatment to the walkways leading up to our house as well. They are top notch."

"We recently purchased our house knowing it needed to be repainted. I began looking for painters in June and schedule 3 estimates for end of June/early July. Scott was my third estimate. I had an appointment for Monday, July 3 but no one showed up. When I called to ask, Scott offered to come out on July 4. I took this as a good sign for customer service and responsiveness. Although his was one of the higher bids, I chose Emerald Coats for several reasons: Scott's willingness to take time out of his holiday to give an estimate Very favorable reviews and status on Angie's List Scott's extensive experience and knowledge of paint and wood Expected project timeline and completion by end of August. This summer we also had our deck replaced to fix a hazardous situation caused by poor construction quality (a process that only started after 8 months waiting on a permit from the city). Due to delivery lead time required to get the decking material, we knew there would be a ~2 week break during construction. Our hope was to have the house painted during this window to make everything as efficient as possible. When I brought this up with Scott, I was told this wouldn't be a problem and, if the timing didn't work out, the two crews would be able to work around each other without incident. Scott informed me his crew had several jobs ahead of ours so there might be a delay. As August rolled around, I asked for an update on when pressure washing and painting, I consistently got an answer that it would start in the next week or so. After the third time I mentioned that we were coming up on the end of our window for painting without the construction crew at the house. Finally, his crew came out to pressure wash with the expectation of getting started early the next week (allowing time for the house to dry). The construction crew was back when they came to paint, so Scott's crew started priming on the opposite side of the house. At first this arrangement was fine, but once the crew started encroaching on the construction area, difficulties arose. First, the crews had a very hard time working in the same location. We received calls independently from both Scott and the construction company owner informing us of issues related to the other crew. My wife and I each had to intervene on separate occasions to ensure ease tensions and smooth over the relationship. Second (and this was a major reason we hoped to have painting done before the new deck was installed), overspray and paint splatter occurred several times, causing the construction crew to have to clean up and in one instance replace several already installed planks. Third, there were a couple places where siding had been removed to install decking and support. I confirmed with Scott that he or his crew could come back to paint those once they were put back on. Scott asked that the boards be primed prior to his coming back. The construction crew used the remaining primer to do what they could on the new siding but what was left did not cover all the wood. Consequently, this led to further delays as we did not understand priming and painting could not occur on the same day. Ultimately, the house was painted and the quality of work done by Scott’s crew was generally very high. We are happy with the final product. Unfortunately, an estimated one week project took nearly a month and required intervention on the part of myself or my wife at nearly every turn."

"These guys are shining examples of the ideal professionals. Courteous, clean, competitive pricing, and moved fast to address hidden problems under our old roof. Highly recommended."

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The one challenge with Class Act Carpentry is that the firm is busy.  The brothers were committed to a project out of Seattle when I purchased the deal.  So it took a few weeks until they could come to do the work.

And, I can see why they are in demand.  They took care of quite a list of concerns during the contracted time including:  assessing the issues; purchasing the materials; installing a kick guard on my back door and repairing damage to the door frame; replacing some rotting and missing lumber on my front fence; assessing my car port for structural decay; and planing the exterior basement door so it no longer sticks to the top step; as well as explaining and consulting with me on the projects.  They took care of the issues with dispatch and friendly professionalism.

The prepay amount was $280 for four hours of carpentry work.  The final amount was $308.88 to cover the tax for the service as well as materials.  It was money well spent.

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