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"James was great with customer service. He called before he showed up and arrived ready to fix my front door to my house. I had initial doubts, but i decided to give James the work and i couldn’t be happier. He seemed to have a tool for everything needed and fixed my front door in a timely manner. He was hands down the best handyman for the best price. He was lower in cost than my other estimates and knew his craft very well. Exceeded my expectations! Will reach out to him for future projects. This has really taught me not to Judge anyone. Please hire James for your next project! "

"Our home required rotten wood to be replaced in a number of areas that were exposed to water runoff from poorly installed gutters. Heath did an initial assessment of the work required but advised it could change once he got behind the rotten boards to see the extent of the damage. Of course there were more replacements needed and the price went up but in the end he and his team did a great job getting the work completed. Would definitely hire H&H again in the future."

"Needed fencing installed to keep groundhogs from taking up residence under our deck. Brady came up with a creative and complete solution that made sure the varmints were out and would not return. Would use again."

A handyman who has been in the trades for over 20 years. Extensive remodeling to small projects, we can do it all.

"Great job, Tyler was prompt, fast, professional. Will definitely use them again."

"The driver, Carlos, was courteous and prompt. I was able to call him while he was on the road when I had questions about the time of his arrival with my car. He picked up and delivered my car almost door to door. This service was definitely work the money"

"Our house has a series of outlets that daisy-chain connections. One in particular has kept burning out, and takes the remaining outlets in its chain with it. I've had limited success in repairing these myself, and one night I had finally had enough. I called Roby, and they had Antwan here that afternoon. He quickly fixed our problem, and pointed out the reason it kept recurring: aluminum wiring! (This is rare for a home from the mid-60's.) He explained that care has to be taken with copper-to-aluminum junctions, but moving through our home and replacing any improper junctions will solve the various issues that have plagued us for years. I am so grateful. Antwan treated me like an intelligent person, and offered a range of options for repairs that will end up saving us a great deal of money."

"My wife and I purchased our home (ranch 1495 sq', built in 1958) and realized it needed a lot of foundation work due to years of moisture damage. This included replacement of the main girder, 41 joists, and mold remediation. While we were at it, we let Triangle Reconstruction guide us through why encapsulation is the preferred method for eliminating our crawlspace moisture issues. So let's break down the score: Overall = A - This will be explained as I go through the other metrics Price = B - Triangle Reconstruction was competitive. They were not the cheapest, and no where close to being the most expensive. This was a $30,000 job. It was one I have never done, and hope to never do again. One of their workers even took me on a tour of the crawlspace explaining the foundation repair, the French drains, the sump pump. I was able to see how much work they did, and because of that, I felt I found a company that priced things fairly. Quality = A Work was done as expected in a reasonable amount of time. The job was permitted and the town inspector passed the project without issue. The inspector mentioned that his house is encapsulated and the work, both the foundation and encapsulation were done well. There were some minor items that I noticed, and Triangle Reconstruction was able to come back onsite an address. They worked with our schedule and completed everything to our satisfaction. Responsiveness/Communication = A The great thing is that for our project there were two people looking working with us, Drew and Rob. When we had a question and needed an immediate or quick response, it is best to pick up the phone. My wife and I were able to reach Drew or Rob without issue. We worked with Drew early on, he was our first point of contact, so we never felt uncomfortable picking up the phone an calling him. He insisted we call him with any questions. Once we met Rob, that same level of comfort was established. I mostly emailed with Rob (it was a little slower i.e. not immediate response, but more than acceptable. However, getting him on the phone was never an issue. I add that our culture's expectation to texts and emails is immediate, and those expectations should be tempered. It is important to understand that Triangle Reconstruction provides numerous avenues to contact them, and my wife and I never had an issue. So they respond to emails, to phone calls, and their crew shows up and works when they are scheduled. Scheduling with Triangle Reconstruction was relatively easy and they worked with us, and we with them. Punctuality = A They arrived in the morning, at a reasonable time (not too early), and were usually working when we got home. They did not work too late, which was comforting as I like to settle down after a day of work. I found this showed respect for our time and our home life. This was not the stereotypical experience of a contractor working like a college student goes to class. They were efficient and ultimately effective. Professionalism = A Drew - very knowledgeable, willing to follow-up and check in Rob - very knowledgeable as well, understanding, willing to take the time to come onsite and answer questions, address concerns. I felt like they were both available and genuinely cared. The crew - super nice, and respectful. I think it went well. I am skeptical of contractors, mechanics, anyone that can easily get over on me. It is important to be an informed consumer. It is important to ask questions of your contractor, and be involved in the process. Triangle Reconstruction allows this. I would hire again with hesitation. I am currently monitoring our crawlspace with humidity sensors and Rob is helping us tweak the settings as we wrap up the project. I think Rob, Drew and crew have a good thing going, and I wish them best. Update 9/19/2017 - I use AcuRite humidity sensors and noticed I had an area that was a little high, slightly above 60%. Triangle Reconstruction came back onsite, repositioned the dehumidifier and now things have improved. Rob had no issue making sure the appropriate humidity level was maintained and consistent throughout our crawlspace."

"The two teams (Rick, James, Rob, and John) worked diligently and masterfully for two days to remove the old double window and replace it with a beautiful new one. I am very pleased with their work and proud of my new window!!"

"Just as he explained…repaired and done work in a professional, timely manner"