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"During the summer of 2024, we were looking to get our basement completely renovated and we are so lucky that we connected with Zach. Zach and his talented crew worked endlessly to achieve our vision for the space and get it done within an extremely fast timeline. The detail to attention, easy and seamless communication and the trust we had for his crew are among the many reasons we will always use Zach for our home projects. "

"Did as promised"

"This company does not value its customers. I chose NW Builders and Renovations because I liked the design ideas proposed by the sales person/project manager who came to my house for the initial consultation. I was adding a bathroom to the second floor of my house and he had great ideas about the tile selection and I believed saw my vision. After that point, everything about the experience was terrible. The project manager pressured me to sign an agreement on the spot that day. I did not and thought this was suspect but ultimately I still went with them a few days later because I agreed with his vision. I was told the project would start in a few weeks time, and I had made a point of saying that time was of the essence because I had planned to rent this home in a few months. The project did not start for nearly two months. During this time I repeatedly asked for a start date and was rebuffed. Then out of no where, they asked if they could start in two days time. This was problematic because this project would create considerable disruption and I had not yet made plans for other living arrangements. I ended up allowing them to start and just moving to my basement. I agreed to get the project going, they showed up and demoed the room that would become a bathroom, and then they did not show up again for nearly another two weeks. Even in doing the demolition work, they were wildly disrespectful of my house; failing to put up plastic to limit the disbursement of dust and dropping pieces of a demolished wall directly on to a carpet. When they did show up again, they asked for a considerable sum of money beyond the initial down payment. I refused as at this point it seemed like this company might actually just be a scam. I continued to deal with them because I had given them a large enough down payment that I wanted to get at least something in return. They hired out the plumbing to a qualified subcontractor and things looked like they were turning up. I had to fight with the subcontractor to install the plumbing in a way that was both compliant and made sense for the space available; originally, he wanted to do an installation that would save him several hundred dollars but would have resulted in the need to drop the entire ceiling of my kitchen by a foot, which made no sense, and which was not something that had been mentioned when I signed on for this project. Eventually they got the job done right. One of the biggest issues with this company is that they did not actually do any project management. They would not even provide oversight or grant access to the property for the sub contractors as needed. For this reason, I ended up spending nearly 2 1/2 months working from home which was problematic for my job. While I was working from home, on several occasion, I identified issues in terms of short cuts they were taking that would not have been discoverable after the walls were closed up; so it was only a result of my being home and providing oversight that I prevented future issues. The list of problems is honestly too long to list in the allotted space granted here. But the biggest concerns are the fact that they were extremely abrasive and disrespectful, wildly behind schedule, and failed to provide any oversight. When the project was complete, I was generally happy with the bathroom--it came out as we discussed initially, but only because I had to push the project along, catch mistakes as they were happening, and ensure that I was getting my monies worth. A few months out from the completion of the project, I have discovered that the bidet they installed was hardwired into a circuit for my bedroom outlets, contrary to code, and the bidet which is a wall anchored appliance is sagging because they did not add sufficient structural support. I am not going to even try to have them fix it as I would never work with this company again."

"In addition to my other 5 star ratings I would like to add a five star appreciation for the entire teams respect for the home owners comfort and wishes as well as pride in their work."

"Great service."

"Very well. Arrived as scheduled, professional approach, knowledgeable workman. We are very pleased with the result. Added a small project of plaster repair and installation of 1/4 round in our living room."

"The work they did is top notch, I love our patio and couldn't be happier with what they've done with the space. They did a lot of work for us over two months to build a patio and beautiful back yard. We love it. That said, our home is a 70+ year old house in Magnolia with concrete pipes. A year or so after they did the work we had a backup. After the plumbers came out they found that a section of the piping had been crushed by a large rock that had been set while they were regrading the area. The repairs were ~15k all said and done then. I contacted Ryan and he looked into their insurance covering it and they weren't going to do it out of pocket. I value my time more than money and I let it go, and Ryan had some guys come out and fix the area that had to be torn up for free, least they can do. Well after they were done the plumbers spotted another crushed section that lined up and should be 'okay'. Fast forward a year, it wasn't we had another backup. They cleared it and we just had it fixed with another 5k bill. Ryan had said they wouldn't do it for free but 'hours and material'. They didn't give me a quote I shrugged and assumed it would be a mornings worth of work. They came out and spent two days, and they just handed me a bill for another $3200, to clean up after damage they caused and I'm paying for."

"I am a repeat customer, so I knew the carpenter, Joe, coming in. I started by using their design contractor. I gave her the colors and ideas (beach theme, ceramic wood-look floor tiles), and she pulled the rest together. Invaluable because I can't trust my own taste. They removed a square shower in the corner and a set of shelves next to it, and glassed in that end of the room for a full shower. We put tile down along the whole room, with a recessed shower pan, and a linear drain against the wall. Joe built-in medicine cabinets, and trim all around the room, per my design pictures. The subs included a glass door guy, the plumber, the tiler, painter, and the countertop slab tiler. We also had some work done in our hallway. They removed the single boob light from the middle, and installed two recessed lights on either end, along with putting two switch boxes on either end of the hallway. Joe built a floor to ceiling cabinet in a 13” dead space at the end of the hallway, which included a laundry hamper on tracks, cubbies, and shelves. And then on a whim, I asked to have our old hallway linen cupboard doors replaced to match the new ones. We had two leaks during and after, but one reason I would use them again, is how they handled both times. One was a leak from the plug on the toilet supply. We found it on a Saturday morning, and I ended up waking up our carpenter with my text. He came out and figured it out and fixed it by 1. The other one was after everything was done and cleaned up, and we had paid for everything. The basement bathroom ceiling, fan, and wall below the master was wet one day, and we realized a joint in the pipe from the master toilet to the stack was slowly dripping between the two rooms. I texted Joe again, and he referred me to our GC, who came out with a plumber and fixed it. They had to make a hole in the downstairs drywall, so he has been coming back regularly to put three layers of mud on the new drywall. I was so sure that they would regretfully find that it wasn't their fault and we would have to deal with the cost and bother of finding a plumber and carpenter. Start to finish, it took about four months, but three weeks of that was the initial tile order, and another three for an incorrect tile order."