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"Joe was able to correct the problem while I was away. It's hard to get reliable contractors on the east end of long island on the north fork. He replaced the parts with a better set up where I could remove parts of my oudoor sink for the winter. He took pictures of the final job and emailed them to me. Price was very reasonable. I'm very satisfied overall."

"We haven't begun the project yet but the preliminary discussions have been very positive."

"Great job done from this company. The Installed my mini splits in my house."

"called them, they showed up promptly scott diagnosed problem quickly did excellent repair-neat and cost was very fair-i highly recommend this plumbing company"

"We were getting very frustrated about trying to get someone to fix this toilet. A similar repair some years ago cost about $150,
but the new super in our building said this repair would cost about $400! We considered it....then logged on to Angie?s List.
Rapid Repairs referred us to a plumber near to us and he arrived that afternoon. He assessed the problem, left to buy the needed part and fixed the toilet when he returned. The bill: $160.
We were so grateful for the speedy, efficient help we got and highly recommend this company.


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"It went wonderful. Bill and Ted called and came out to my place right away. I am very happy with their services and am definitely going to use them for a future project. Highly recommend!!!"

"This young man has experience beyond his years.  He took my old shabby bathroom and gave me a beautiful and professionally done new one.  He takes a lot of pride in what he does and will settle for nothing but the best job he can do.  He has a natural gift for tile work.  I love my new bathroom!

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"Ty Salazar is a nice guy, very knowledgeable, and a great kitchen designer. The work that eventually got done was of high quality, and his people were very responsive to our requests. The problem was in the scheduling and timing. Essentially, Ty seemed to lose touch with the project about halfway through, and that's where it all went south. We had timed everything so that the work would get done over the summer and we'd have a functional (if not 100% complete) kitchen by Labor Day, after which the kids would be back in school and we needed a working kitchen. I asked about this repeatedly and was repeatedly told that this would happen. I pushed hard to get all of the materials and appliances ordered so that they would be delivered on time. Well, we went away for 2 weeks before Labor Day, and when we got back, the work was nowhere near complete -- yet I was invoiced for the completion of the project. Several times I asked for a project schedule, not once was I given one. I gather that part of the problem was that we had to have permits for plumbing and electrical work and the "prima donna" behavior of the licensed plumber and electrician, who didn't show up when they were supposed to, left jobs uncompleted, etc. At any rate, we didn't have a working kitchen until late September, and the finishing cosmetic work took another few weeks to finish up. The final piece of the puzzle, a shelf that had to be custom made for a corner base cabinet, wasn't ready until January, and I got so tired of waiting for it to be delivered that I went out to Forest Hills myself to pick it up. No question about it, we love the new kitchen. But I was really not happy with the timeliness or the lack of communication over the scheduling."

"I met with the owner of Two River Interiors, Andrew, before my wife and I had even purchased the house.  Andrew accompanied me for a walk through of the home, during which I outlined the main elements of the work I was looking to have done.  Andrew created a thorough itemized cost sheet that helped me to be certain that what we needed was still within budget. I found the sheet especially useful when negotiating the home price and other disputes once we were in contract.
Immediately upon closing, Andrew and his team went straight to work on the live-in basement suite during the two-week interim of selling our previous home.  Fresh paint, new appliances, carpet, tiles, molding, and doors were added in more than enough time to accommodate us.  Having an infant at the time, we greatly appreciated how quickly and thoroughly the job was done.
The team began work on the main house a little over a month later once we were comfortably settled.  The home had a very 70s vibe with a sunken living room, claustrophobic kitchen, and for some reason a tremendous amount of the interior walls covered in stucco and wood paneling.  Andrew was always very responsive and worked very closely with us to come up with the best design and use of our space. 
Overall, the total time to complete renovation was around 5 months with fairly general hiccups (discovered leaking, mold, some walls not structurally supported properly), but Andrew and his team were always helpful, always patient (of course my wife and I changed things as the project evolved),  and always willing to go the extra mile to make everything perfect.  I cannot stress how important that was to us.  Besides their work, which was meticulous and exceptional, having this project done meant having a team working in the same house we were living in for nearly half a year.  Everyone had the same professionalism, work ethic, and honestly that extra something that really developed into a great camaraderie.   
Andrew was always by our side every step of the way, whether meeting us to choose doors, tiles, counter tops, or even sink handles.  He always brought a thoughtful eye and a knowledgeable opinion.  The work of Two River Interiors is above and beyond and I cannot stress how pleased I have been with our entire experience. 


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"Great job. I had a water leak in my kitchen ceiling that needed to be covered and Ed did a great job. He came Christmas Eve morning to complete the work on less than 24 hours notice!"