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"Sam and team were amazing he came out day after he contacted me on time and gave me a quote right away I wanted to try to get job done before my sons graduation 3 weeks away but understood might not happen Sam told me he would do his best And he came through He was very forthright and explained the job specifically and kept updating me I had vinyl work done and he repaired a chain link fence also The value for the cost I paid was absolutely worth it I would recommend Fence pro anytime"

"Very professional and reliable, on time, clean and great work. JR Carpentry built a privacy fence for me and they did a great job in timely fashion. I would definitely recommend them for all carpentry projects!"

"Very timely and professional crew. Did a great job repairing my fence and took great care in making sure all the details were in place. Only thing I wish I knew was that the new posts are a slightly different in size than the old posts and I need to get different caps to finish them off."

Installation, Service and Repair of all types of Fences - Cedar Wood Fence, Vinyl Fence, Chainlink Fence, Aluminum Fence and we specialize in No-Dig Fences. We deliver 5* service to each customer or you don’t pay! We provide fast quality installations at competitive prices. We do not subcontract work, every employee works for us and is trained to provide excellent work. We are locally owned and operated for over 25 years. We have the best warranties & guarantees within the markets we serve. We provide service to all of southern Maine from York to Falmouth.

IronCAD LLC (Residential Plans & Carpentry Services)\nEdgar Almonte \nBased in Lower-NH\n\nBeen working in the Building, Fabrication and Design Planning Field for 20yrs.\nWork-Travel Radius included NH & MA, and Lower-ME.\nExpertise in a wide-variety of disciplines and trades.\nSole-proprietor for Small to Mid-Size Jobs in which Bids will be reasonable. \nInsured Contractor \n

"They came as a three worker unit which for a single job or a simple repair would be too many people costing more than it should. I had a 24'x6' old porch ceiling with soffit vinyl needing replacement and a crawl area beneath the house with perhaps 3 feet of clearance. The utilities and sewer drain came up from the ground and were protected by a 6'x6' heated enclosure that needed insulation. During the winter the animals would dig into this and pull down the existing fiberglass batting and make their nest beneath the house. Neither job was by itself terribly hard but for one person which is what one expects when looking for a handyman they were pains (especially the crawl space box which required hours kneeling.) "Locke it In" completed both jobs well and met their cost estimate. The ceiling vinyl looks great. The crawl space box is covered in silvered R-13 Sheathing that I hope the wild life cannot use for bedding come the winter."

"This was a fence repair, including replacing posts and setting them in concrete. Responded to my call right away, came out next day (Sunday) to give estimate, started work as soon as I gave go-ahead, finished it in a couple of days. Great to work with, will definitely hire again."

"showed up when said, completed in 1.5 days. encounted a stump and overcame the obstacle. fence is straight and level. very satisfied. thank you!"

"Required repair to a front dormer , which was one immediately and cost an additional $350.00 that day. Horizontal third floor gutters were cleared of debris, but apparently not the vertical draining pipes. The dormer repair failed within months. I requested n estimate for replacement of the roof, which was provided soon thereafter. I have been in discussion of the cost of the portion of the roof needing repair first, planning to have the second half done early next year. Marshall Home Pros told me that they needed to have a 50% deposit a month ahead, in order to get a permit from the city. Meanwhile, have gotten an estimate from another company, clearly written, asking for somewhat less than the total cited by Marshall. I was told that no permit is needed (angles and height of roof are not going to be changed), and without needing to hold $$ for as long. Deposit proportion is less (not really the issue except that I didn't want $$ held for 30 days or more before work date would even be assured), and readiness to do the work within a shorter period, and within a day with a large crew, to minimize disruption to residents here and nearby. Materials and specs are the same for both estimates. My degree of trust in both is not. I signed with the other company."

"Their plan was to start on a Monday, but we were out of town, so they agreed to start Tuesday and they did.  The original estimate was for about 3 weeks, but Matt (the boss) didn't want to commit due to unknowns.  In the end, it took just over a month, but there was a problem with the windows, so it delayed the project.
For the most part, they guys were really professional.  They were considerate enough to remove their boots at the front door until they had put down drop cloths.  They were fairly consistent on this.  There were a couple days when it was just the painter coming that he didn't do that.  And on the final day, it was hit or miss if they would remove their shoes.
The quality of the rough carpentry is probably good.  Its hard to evaluate, but there are no noticeable problems or issues.  The drywall is ok to good.  The finish work on the drywall is ok.  There are some bumps and a few corners that aren't perfect, but better than the existing house and way better than I could have done.
The trim work is good, but it took awhile to get there.  The original house had 4 inch walls in the attic.  I wanted more insulation and had them add 2 x 2 strips to make a 6 inch wall.  The original windows only had 4 inch trim.  The first attempt they made was to butt trim up against the existing trim leaving a seam in the middle of the window.  That wasn't acceptable, so they came back and did it right.  Looks great now.
The paint was disappointing.  The original contract didn't call for paint, but I had them do it anyway with premium California paint.  After it was done, I wish I would have done it myself.  There are areas where you can see drywall through the paint.  They aren't huge and if I had done it myself, I would probably be ok with it, but its not good for a professional job.  Also, when he was painting the trim, it seems he didn't sweep up the construction dirt, so there is bits of stuff dried into the trim paint.  Again, not good for a professional.  They painted before they put the new windows in due to the delay with the windows, and when they put the windows in, they got the paint dirty around the windows and didn't touch up.  Its bad enough that I'll be doing it myself.
The electrical work was ok as well.  The only bad thing I can say is the thermostats they installed are probably the cheapest you can find and the baseboard heaters are off white, so they stand out against the white trim.  These are items I can easily correct if it bothers me enough, so no big deal.
There was some confusion over the windows.  We didn't call out in the contract how big the windows would be for some reason.  At the time of the estimate I said I wanted big windows like the ones in the front of the house.  So when we started the project and the windows came up, they were just planning taller, not wider windows, so different that what I was expecting.  As a result they had to order new windows which caused the delay.  When they finally came in, there was a mix up and the windows weren't usable.  Matt agreed to go with a better window which he could get immediately but is a different brand from the other windows in the house.  He did this in order to finish the job instead of having to wait another 3 weeks for custom windows.  In the end, we got size of windows we wanted and they look great.
In terms of price, they didn't nickel and dime me.  The electrician did add $100 for an extra light and switch that I asked for.  Also, despite the confusion over the windows and getting a better window, Matt didn't ask for more money there either.
In the end, I would absolutely use they guys again.  However, I would make sure more details are in the contract to avoid confusion, and I would not use them for paint."