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"I needed a fence (or really more like a railing) installed along my walk, which my roommate needed to hang onto. I got 3 bids. Remarkable Fence charged half as much as the other two and they did a great job. They gave me just what I needed."

We take great pride in our experience, expertise, quality, and customer service that we provide to meet the consumer's needs. It is our mission to provide excellent workmanship and complete customer satisfaction from start to completion of a project. In order to understand the needs and expectations of our customers, we take great care to work and communicate with every customer in a professional manner. Our reputation is based on service, safety, and quality, regardless of how large or small the job.

Customer satisfaction is what determines our success, which is why we take a hands-on approach. When interacting with Bacon Built LLC, you'll notice that we're particularly focused on the principles of quality workmanship, timely completion, competitive pricing and integrity in all our business dealings. We combine knowledge and research with our extensive practical experience to ensure a specialized approach for your project needs. Contact us today for a fair and accurate estimate of your project. We look forward to adding you to our long and growing list of happy customers.\n

"The company was extremely professional in terms of using the hose properly .They did everything in a timely manner. Very clean and efficient work! Excellent customer service all around!"

"The installation looks great. They drill the holes needed to install the railing right through the brick with no cracks or breakage. The two gentlemen that installed the railings were professional and clean up after themselves even putting my mailbox back up in a new place."

"High quality fence installed quickly and super nice guy."

"The process started with Scott - who handles the sales process and the initial design and estimating. This process took a bit of time because Scott had various vacations scheduled. They build one deck at a time so scheduling our job took a while. Once they were ready to work on our job, they began work shortly after the call notifying us that they would be starting - i.e. not much lead time after a multi-week waiting period to get scheduled. Once they were ready to start, we met with Jim Mealey who runs the crew that actually builds the deck. He visited our house and put together the final estimate. Turns out that the sales side (Scott) and the construction side (Jim) are two separate outfits - and you will wind up writing separate checks to each (Scott gets a flat fee and Jim gets paid for hours worked). You as the customer pay the lumber yard directly for the construction materials ordered by Jim (this has the advantage that you know exactly what the material costs you but it does mean you get more involved in the details of the job). Jim works off a written estimate that you sign - rather than a contract. Jim gave us the choice of getting a building permit or not (we did) and he did have us listed as an additional insured on his insurance policy. Once the project started it went reasonably well. Demolition was quick and neat - and the debris was removed quickly. Some parts of the frame were rotted (probably due to a shoddy expansion by the previous owner) and had to be replaced - which lengthened the project time and caused the original estimate to be exceeded. The project also took longer - a total of 4 weeks - due to bad weather and Jim's crew was short-handed. Jim is a master craftsman and he and his crew did an excellent job on our new deck which turned out really nice! He cares about his product and was very committed to doing the job right. He also did his best to manage the cost of the project - and returned materials that were not used to the lumber yard for credits that were issued to our credit card. He and his crew were a pleasure to work with! Bottomline: we got a really nice deck for a price about $5,000 less than another major firm had quoted. The workmanship was excellent but it did take longer than expected and the contracting arrangements are rather casual. I would certainly recommend Decked Out's work - just be aware that you may wind up getting more involved in the project than you expect."

"Creation Iron Design did a fabulous job of creating an elegant custom railing for a staircase to our lower level which curved in line with our baseboard. Mario and crew were extremely professional, punctual and accommodated our very tight timeline. I would highly recommend!"

"Andy from ADT Welding and Fabrication was a pleasure to work with. Very pleasant, courteous, and dependable. A real true professional with excellent customer facing skills. Plus, his work was excellent and thanks to him we were able to restore a beautiful metal railing in the front of our house that had the bottom posts rotted away . Also, his prices are quite reasonable for the quality of the work he does. I would definitely use him again or recommend him to other home-owners."

"I was quite pleased with this company in many ways. The owner, Mr. Stearns was very accommodating, kindly, and talented. He made the utmost effort to deal with any issues that came up, even showing up during a period when he had a health problem. The kitchen is beautiful. Prior to the estimate, the owner, Brad Stearns, helped me with the design I had in mind. He had some very good ideas and was very patient. He has an artistic side, which I enjoyed. The estimate was very thorough and professional. The actual work began essentially on time. I was delighted to see the plastic sheeting go up and the protection of my hall floor with paper and my kitchen floor, which I was keeping, with some special material. (I should mention however, that somehow the floor nonetheless got some major scrapes but I don't know if the appliance people did that since the protective sheeting came up and the appliances arrived the same day.) Adjustments had to be made as we went along, and I appreciated the creativity that went into resolving them. That included, loaning me a new hot plate, as we had decided to attempt cooking in the dining room! There were 3 issues involving the granite countertop. First, the edging design was not what I had wanted. We never were able to establish whose fault that was. Even though I settled for the edge that the granite people had made, I appreciated Brad's effort to resolve it. The second issue was that the fabricator/installer created about 10 four inch round black marks on the granite backsplash. Brad got them to fix it. The final counter issue was that immediatley upon cooking, black marks appeared perhaps from cooking oil. Brad gave me some printed information about dealing with this issue and some stain remover suggestions, but I wish he had told me this drawback when I was thinking about counter materials. This is a lesson for helping future homeowners. There was also a counter cabinet issue, seemingly related to to the IKEA undercabinets or footings themselves. With the top, it was 2 inches taller than average. I am 4 inches shorter than average so this remains as a problem. I believe the lesson learned is to think of a solution before a short person goes ahead with IKEA counters. Another issue was that the electrician, plumber, and carpenter did not pick up very well after their work. Nonetheless and all in all, Brad was so accommodating, the price was right, and the work turned out so nicely, I would definitely recommend him."