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"Brock Mordecai (Dogwood Home improvements) helped us with installation of Wall Oven and he will help with wood trim around new oven. We appreciated the professional installation and look forward to working with him for future home projects."

"I am very happy with the replacement wood gate and fence sections. Jake did a great job, and I greatly appreciated the fact that he would call if he was to arrive later than expected. Thanks!!"

"Chad and his team did an amazing job at a fair price and timely. The service provided was far more than just carpentry repair of hanging new doors, bifolds and trim through the house, the job included painting the interior, seal painting the floors and installing carpet through the upper floor and stairs, cleaning out and regrouting the lower floor tile then sealing, installing new sheetrock, texture to match, installing new toilets and correcting plumbing leaks, insatlling new lights fixtures and correct improperly wired outlets, cleaned the gutters, repaired damged exterior siding, landscape maintenance the entire yard. I would recommend them for ANY home improvement or repair project"

"They only did full siding repair; not piece meal handyman repairs. The contact was upfront with me on that."

Here at Lake City Remodeling LLC, we pride our company on reliability, great communication, integrity, and quality work. We strongly believe in giving our absolute best in all of our projects no matter how big or small. We are experts in our trade and will always keep you educated on your particular task or project. We look forward to earning your business where work is done better!\n\n

"Excellent service. The gutter cleaning was scheduled for a short time after I contacted NW Pro Services, the employee arrived at the appointed time, followed safety protocols, did a thorough job and cleaned up all debris that landed on the driveway and other areas around the house and garage."

"Jared did an outstanding job. I have a rather 'unusual' house a little over 100 years old, and if anything can go wrong, it will. Jared quoted an hourly rate rather than a flat rate due to the unknowns, and this worked out great. Among the unknowns hit: <br />  - The extractor hood was quite heavy and I had taken out a wall where it was to be hung. Although the wall was non-load bearing, the ceiling wasn't quite level and sagged a little. Jared spotted this and put in some sturdy structural support in the ceiling. <br />  - The drywaller hadn't done the best of jobs, and some of the surfaces weren't exactly plumb and level. For the wall with the build-ins Jared had a plasterer he recommended bring the wall out to level. For the hood trim Jared did a great job at contouring/hiding the non-square surface with his trim work. <br /> There was one minor mishap where a wall he raised wasn't quite high enough. Even though I blame myself partly (as much of the work was me explaining what I wanted, not having good written plans), Jared took it upon himself to correct the wall height at no charge for his time. <br /> I found Jared very easy to work with. He is very relaxed and stress free, yet very professional and thorough. He was great to bounce ideas off and make recommendations when my requirements weren't clear. I'm looking forward to working with him again."

"This is the second time we have used Whitaker Painting. Joel came out, gave us an estimate and started the following week. Joel and his brother Dan finished in 5 days. They repaired a few minor wall and ceiling imperfections. The painting was excellent and the cleanup spotless. They were both delightful to be around."

"First we had to decide to either repair the deteriorated rafter tails, or cut them off. Emrush came out with one of his guys and we discussed options. We ended up cutting them off. The crew was hard-working, through and professional. All the work went well, they stuck to their estimate and we'd recommend NW Complete Contracting to anyone!"

"Robert and Pamela Johnson are excellent, reliable resources for general household repairs and renovations. They are professional, responsive, reasonably priced, and very personable. I've come to rely on them for any thing I can't do myself around the house that doesn't require a professional electrician, plumber, or specialized repairman. They schedule estimates and work quickly, provide firm, reasonable estimates, show up on time, are always professional, do quality work, and are never sloppy or leave a mess. Thanks to business growth, they sometimes use subcontractors, who aren't always as good as Robert, but still get the job done. They've also provided good referrals for jobs that are outside their repertoire (they don't do jobs they don't have experience with). <br /> - December 2013: replace rotted deck boards, replace 2 windows, replace baseboard. $930 <br /> - November 2012: replace fixtures in master bath, remove wall fixtures and patch large hole in wall, install front door lockset, replace baseboards, install new porch light.  $1008. The bath fixtures were the most complex, as they had to coordinate with the contractors doing the remodel and do different parts at different times. The new fixtures of course didn't match the connections or footprint of the old ones, so Robert had to get creative, esp. with the tub layout. They did a great job patching the wall, replacing baseboards, and installing a new porch light that had a different footprint and setup than the previous one. The only hitch was that they cracked the edge of a large picture window when replacing it (very large, heavy window on the second floor); but Robert ordered a new one and covered the cost. He's also good about taking responsibility and replacing any accidental damage without being asked, including broken snap beads on the windows. <br /> - November 2012: replace chandelier in two-story foyer. $180 <br /> - October 2012: replace 5 failed double-pane glass units (4 windows and a sliding-glass door). $1335 for materials and labor. <br /> - May 2010: replace exterior water pipe and hose bib. $196. I should have used RH the first time, as this was the 2nd repair of an exposed pipe running under the deck. Another plumber installed copper piping and it was expensive and only lasted one year - the pipe broke in freezing weather. Robert used PEX plastic tubing and it works great. <br /> - May 2009: replace window, install kitchen faucet (owner-supplied). $516 <br />"