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Remodel or Renew Home Improvement
4.8(
256
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Serving Providence, RI and surrounding areas

Angi Approved

In business since 2018

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"Ill never use Angi again. There was no way to contact my installer. They never showed up for my job. I say call a local pro. At least they shoe up and appreciate your business. "
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Response time12 hrs
Response rate94%
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M & R Design
3.8(
2
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Serving Providence, RI and surrounding areas

Angi Approved

In business since 1994

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"Rick was very responsive at first and eager to get started on my bathroom remodel job for one of my apartments. He is commended for having to respond to quote request fast. I decided to give him a chance to do a good job before handing a bigger jobs for my other properties. Before the work started, I emphasized that the dust control and cleanup was very, very important to me. The job involved lots of demolition work inside the apartment - naturally, there will be lots of dust. The apartment is currently occupied and has lots of furniture, computers and audio equipment that I wanted to protect. I thought he and his workers were communicated this request. I even offered the use of dust control fan and Zip Wall to isolate the work area but he said he will be fine without them. Once the job started, I was away for one week to take care of my family. When I returned, I discovered that the door to the adjacent room was left open. That is my office with all the equipment and important papers. They left their construction material and equipment in this room. I was horrified that there are fine dust everywhere - on my printer, computer peripherals, furniture. I brought this issue up with Rick. Nothing happened. The worst part was that the job was declared done and I paid the service in full - They never returned to clean up and pickup the equipment. After almost a whole month, the supply and equipment is still there. I had to spend extra time cleaning up after their mess. Very unprofessional. Lessons learned. Do not pay the balance until all the cleaning is done and all the equipment removed. I expect the clean up and dust control to be a part of the job. I also repeatedly asked or professionally prepared invoices with vendor name and address, job details and the most important of all, the invoice number - all of these essential information is important to keep track of expenses for my projects. The SMS texts message and e-mail messages were not appropriate for this purpose. I explained to Rick that my CPA requires them many times. I even sent him a sample invoice and quote in Microsoft Word template - he never understood what I was asking. He is a nice guy, but not a good project manager or competent business person. The work was done, however, the work quality is fair to good - I had to go back and correct some sloppy work. Lacking attention to details and follow up bothered me. The biggest issues is the lack of clean up and keeping the worksite cleans so he and his crew gets an F. I do not think I will be hiring his company in my future projects."
Response time3 days
Recommended by50%of homeowners
FAQs for disability ramps building service projects in Providence, RI

Any business, organization, or commercial property must meet the ADA standards. To avoid fines, use our calculator and follow the above examples. Remember that the ramp must also have handrails to meet ADA regulations.

No. The ADA standards are applicable for commercial properties using permanent ramps, not for personal use.

A wheelchair ramp is measured based on the slope or incline that is safe for your equipment. ADA recommends 1:12 slope.

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