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"The service was excellent! They arrived to pick up the vehicle a day earlier which was great. They delivered the vehicle right to my daughter's door and found a side street to unload. The service was delivered within the time frame given. All of my questions were answered via phone or email and the paperwork was seamless and the price was very reasonable."

"Fast and reliable serviced. Very good quality doors installed!!!!"

We are a small company that specializes in drywall hanging finishing and non-structural remodeling.

"The work was done properly and when some additional jobs were added, Mr Grant went out of his way to get subcontractor's in to fix the added jobs promptly. I was very happy with the results and would recommend Steven Grant Construction to anyone who needed a prompt quote and a properly done job. He took the extra steps to finish my job within the quote so I stayed on budget."

"Everything went well. They did a good job. A leak did develop and they sent someone out to repair it. My overall experience with them was good."

"They were very professional, helpful and responsive in answering questions and giving us a quote. In the end, we decided not to repair the countertop and sink but replace it entirely. as the previous owner installed it and it no longer fit our decor. Even though we didn't use them to make the repairs, we were very impressed with their customer service."

I am a self-taught artist, initially drawn to experiment with pastels and colored pencil, and now working with acrylic on canvas. My art speaks for itself.

"He was a great guy.  They spent 6 weeks at our home getting it fixed up.  I would highly recommend them.  He was very trustworthy and he did a great job."

"The quality of the work is mediocre. The window sill is raw wood that is not sanded and still has very rough, raw edges. They left a mess, with wall compound on the shower head, the shower curtain rod, and the tub. Andy, who did the work, was asking me what needed to be done because he did not know any details of the work that was quoted. The transition between the tub and the back wall has to be finished by me. I paid for wall repair, and I have to spend more money to finish it myself. <br /> The bathroom was examined during the quote, so the scope of the work was known up front. They took photos to help in the quote. They were hired to fix the damage so that all I had to do was prime and paint the walls. Above the tub was done fine, but the more difficult work along the back side of the tub was not done correctly. Even when Andy came out again to fix the original work, it is still not done correctly. <br /> The owner did not respond well to the complaints I brought up. Instead of being concerned with a customer that was not happy, he threw out reasons why he was busy and that it was difficult to fit in such a small job within his larger jobs he is working on. He did not offer to come out and see the quality of the work that was done. I do believe if he saw the quality of the work, he would not have been happy about it, but for whatever reason, he could not be proactive in resolving an issue with a job. Big or small, all jobs are a reflection of the company. <br />"

"After a bad experience with a contractor, I started getting bids from other contractors to build me a new (small) house. Don Hoerr and Sons was the best, most professional contractor in the area. When I met with Mark Hoerr, he not only described what his company could do for me, but also went over details, step-by-step about what other contractors SHOULD do for me if I didn't go with his company. I grabbed a notepad and took notes as quickly as I could. He was basically educating me about how to build a home. For example, After excavating for the basement, to protect a homeowner's basement from getting wet later, contractors are required to wrap the foundation in plastic and pour one foot of pea gravel around the sides to protect the foundation from the clay-ish soil. If contractors didn't do that (or don't do it right), later on, the homeowner has to get a dehumidifier and de-watering system (which is prone to growing mold) and may even have to have the soil around their basement dug out again to redo this important work. Don Hoerr and Sons doesn't put one foot of pea gravel around the base before they backfill it. They put five feet of 5/8and quot; or 1and quot; rock around it. Because pea gravel can get crushed down, the larger rock protects the home for decades longer. I've now purchased and read Amy Johnston's book, <em>What Your Contractor Can't Tell You: The Essential Guide to Building and Renovating,</em> but I have to say that seeing Mark Hoerr was an education in itself. Although his bid was too high and I ended up going to another contractor who quoted in the middle, meeting with this company changed the way I think about new home construction. I have vowed that if I ever get a chance to use them in the future, I will. Oh, and by the way, every other contractor (and every vendor I talked to) said that Don Hoerr and Sons are the BEST builders in the area. Don't bother with P and W. A couple I know used them. They talked big about how they built homes one stick at a time... then when they signed a contract, the big wigs (like Dave) left them with the *worst* subcontractors in the area. Their stairs are crooked--and that's just something that show!! If you have a few dollars, go with Don Hoerr and Sons. Best contractors in the area for remodels or new builds. <br />"