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"We have high 11 foot ceilings and my husband won't let me get on a ladder anymore. Team of 3 gentlemen came, prepped and painted perfectly."

"Matthew S came, surveyed the problem, and spent time making sure he understood what I needed. He then proposed a plan and made sure I understood all my options. He was kind, patient, and very professional."

"Jeff was fantastic! My project in Clallam Bay was a total gut and remodel of a home built in 1916. There were many issues that came to light as the past layers were peeled away and Jeff dealt with them all in a professional and calm manner. His work ethic is impeccable, as is the attention he pays to details. He was always available if I had questions, and kept me informed throughout the project. Jeff went above and beyond my expectations and at a fair price point to boot! I would definitely hire him again and highly recommend him for any projects that you need done."

"On the spot great service! Called in the problem Saturday, they called back Sunday and fixed the door Monday!"

"Vaughan Trapp did a wonderful job at our home. He was very professional, friendly and conscience and stayed within our budget. I would recommend him to anyone of my friends and family. GREAT JOB !! Thank you Vaughan!"

"Excellent! Ryan did a great job on both projects and I've already scheduled additional painting and remodel projects. I highly recommend him"

"Nothing but happy with his work. He is very good at what he does. Punctual. Always stays on time on everything. Answers any questions."

"Lisa and Adam were able to share our vision for our basement remodel and not only drew extraordinary plans and provided design suggestions along the way, they also connected us with a fabulous contractor who made our vision a reality! We love our remodeled basement and it's so wonderful it's almost impossible to remember it as an unfinished space."

"The project was essentially a remodel of a circa 1950's beach cabin with a small addition. We chose Baker and Son on the recommendation of our neighbor who had used them to build a detached garage. Our plans were relatively simple at first: build the addition, expand the kitchen, build a new bathroom and create a new entry. As work was underway, it became clear through the advice of Baker and Son that our kitchen was too big and out of scale for the cabin. We ended up eliminating some walls and opening up the cabin in such a way that created one large room but still a separate kitchen, dining and living. It was a huge improvement to the original design. In addition to the interior work, Baker and Son completely overhauled the exterior which included new windows and siding. New structural headers were required because they didn't exist. Also, since the cabin is post and pier construction, they leveled and strengthen the existing structure. Work included new skirting as well. Their attention to detail was very impressive. They are masters at creative problem solving, patient, responsive and positive. They have a very strong sense of design. We were never pressured into quick decisions. The contract arrangement for our project was essentially time and material because formulating a bid on an old cabin remodel would involve too many unknowns. We agreed to a fair hourly rate and all material and subcontracted work we paid directly with no additional overhead or fee. This saved us money. Since we lived out of town, Baker and Son were so well connected with various vendors and subcontractors, it simplified making arrangements. Now that our project is complete, we are so excited about the end result! We would highly recommend using Baker and Son Construction for any project."

"In retrospect I am quite happy that I took the path I did as there were several unexpected developments and/or requirements that I had asked for that were "unexecutable" during the course of construction that we were able to fix on the fly. I was very happy with Scott's attention to detail during the course of construction and his quality of work far surpassed most other residential contractors I have dealt with. One of the first challenges was trying to get a permit to do the work. It turned out that the property I purchased had a barn on it that had never had a permit issued for its construction. (Not disclosed in the seller disclosure). As a result the issuance of a permit was delayed a bit until we reached an agreement with the county that we would retroactively get a permit for the structure and do any required fixes that a structural engineer determined were necessary. I ended up having to get Scott to do some additional concrete work on the barn foundations to make the county happy and hired a separate contractor to do some of the wood structural work to keep Scott focused on getting the house completed on time. I am a retired engineer with some experience in doing construction projects. Scott would be the first to tell you that I am a somewhat uncompromising taskmaster and I really appreciated the fact that Scott would push back based on his extensive experience in what works in home construction. We made several adjustments to the layout of the home as we went along and we had a good give and take on what I was adding vs items that were abandoned for a credit and the overall cost impact. The only issue I had with our project centered on critical path planning. For those not familiar with large projects this is the planning that determines what work that needs to be done today (eg: material ordering) to ensure that the work we are going to be doing in the next several weeks goes smoothly. This improved as we got through the project and at the end we ended up getting it done in the agreed time frame (excluding the delay in getting the permit at the outset of the project). I would certainly recommend Scott to anyone looking for a quality contractor to do either a renovation or construction project."