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"After the repair was done I noticed a leak in my bathroom ceiling where one of the roof vents were replaced. I called the Subcontractor Brian on a Saturday morning. The weather was cold and raining. He was at my house within the hour up on the roof and fixed the leak. I havent had any leaks since. I would hire Brain the Subcontractor again."

"I had a couple of delays, and when the day to install came around there was an possible storm hanging around which delayed the start. There was a contractor? other roofer? I thought it was the the job foreman for Otto's but I think this guy was an independent contractor. I don't know except that he told me that Otto was not his boss. To make a long story short, I never ever saw Otto , he never showed his face on the job-site when I was there. I found that a little odd. it did rain for about five minutes on the first day and I was told that they would come back and finish the next day.They told initially that there was probably three sheets of sheathing that would need to be replaced. I could not be there that day as I had to work and I was a little concerned when they told me they found a "lot" of rotted wood. This was after I talked to my wife on the progress. I was not texted nor called to update me on these developments and they would now have to replace seven sheets of sheathing. When I saw them replace part of the roof the day that I was there I saw zero rotted wood. granted the part that was replaced was not as steep of a pitch and I did finally see some pictures. What really irked me is that no one took any wide angle shots of the area to really show me what needed to be replaced. The other thing is that Terry told me he had to replace a piece of sheathing on the back side by the chimney. I went up in the attic and looked and I saw a small patch where they took out my vent but I did not see any new sheathing in this area. This makes me concerned because how do I know how much they really replaced if this was not done. Otto does not have any free sheathing replacement, if you need it it is sixty dollars a sheet. Otto did give me a break by allowing me to buy my shearing and charging me thirty dollars labor per sheet. The thing that bothers me most is that there is sheathing missing where it was supposedly replaced and I have to pay $120.00 extra for two sheets. So it went from three sheets to seven...that to me is not even close. Otto's was fairly priced but If not for this sheathing fiasco I would be able to give Otto a good review...except that you will never see him except at the quote and to collect the money. I would probably choose a company that offers a a few sheets free instead."

"My wife and I purchased our home (ranch 1495 sq', built in 1958) and realized it needed a lot of foundation work due to years of moisture damage. This included replacement of the main girder, 41 joists, and mold remediation. While we were at it, we let Triangle Reconstruction guide us through why encapsulation is the preferred method for eliminating our crawlspace moisture issues. So let's break down the score: Overall = A - This will be explained as I go through the other metrics Price = B - Triangle Reconstruction was competitive. They were not the cheapest, and no where close to being the most expensive. This was a $30,000 job. It was one I have never done, and hope to never do again. One of their workers even took me on a tour of the crawlspace explaining the foundation repair, the French drains, the sump pump. I was able to see how much work they did, and because of that, I felt I found a company that priced things fairly. Quality = A Work was done as expected in a reasonable amount of time. The job was permitted and the town inspector passed the project without issue. The inspector mentioned that his house is encapsulated and the work, both the foundation and encapsulation were done well. There were some minor items that I noticed, and Triangle Reconstruction was able to come back onsite an address. They worked with our schedule and completed everything to our satisfaction. Responsiveness/Communication = A The great thing is that for our project there were two people looking working with us, Drew and Rob. When we had a question and needed an immediate or quick response, it is best to pick up the phone. My wife and I were able to reach Drew or Rob without issue. We worked with Drew early on, he was our first point of contact, so we never felt uncomfortable picking up the phone an calling him. He insisted we call him with any questions. Once we met Rob, that same level of comfort was established. I mostly emailed with Rob (it was a little slower i.e. not immediate response, but more than acceptable. However, getting him on the phone was never an issue. I add that our culture's expectation to texts and emails is immediate, and those expectations should be tempered. It is important to understand that Triangle Reconstruction provides numerous avenues to contact them, and my wife and I never had an issue. So they respond to emails, to phone calls, and their crew shows up and works when they are scheduled. Scheduling with Triangle Reconstruction was relatively easy and they worked with us, and we with them. Punctuality = A They arrived in the morning, at a reasonable time (not too early), and were usually working when we got home. They did not work too late, which was comforting as I like to settle down after a day of work. I found this showed respect for our time and our home life. This was not the stereotypical experience of a contractor working like a college student goes to class. They were efficient and ultimately effective. Professionalism = A Drew - very knowledgeable, willing to follow-up and check in Rob - very knowledgeable as well, understanding, willing to take the time to come onsite and answer questions, address concerns. I felt like they were both available and genuinely cared. The crew - super nice, and respectful. I think it went well. I am skeptical of contractors, mechanics, anyone that can easily get over on me. It is important to be an informed consumer. It is important to ask questions of your contractor, and be involved in the process. Triangle Reconstruction allows this. I would hire again with hesitation. I am currently monitoring our crawlspace with humidity sensors and Rob is helping us tweak the settings as we wrap up the project. I think Rob, Drew and crew have a good thing going, and I wish them best. Update 9/19/2017 - I use AcuRite humidity sensors and noticed I had an area that was a little high, slightly above 60%. Triangle Reconstruction came back onsite, repositioned the dehumidifier and now things have improved. Rob had no issue making sure the appropriate humidity level was maintained and consistent throughout our crawlspace."

"Excellent work. We purchased natural cherry cabinets in shaker style, with the panels made of solid wood rather than veneer. That is more difficult work, as each panel has to be constructed from several planks. Moreover, the clear finish would leave any flaws more visible. Simply put, the doors are beautiful--flawless in both construction and finish. They are similar in quality to custom cherry furniture we own."

"Garage door would not lift because it came unbolted. They went to Lowe's
and bought the parts about $22 then installed them and got the garage
door to lift again. It is a bit unsightly but it was our only option and
it was cheaper than installing a whole new panel. Arrived at 8:30, bought the parts and finished the work 11:30
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"They came out and installed all the windows in one day. It was real professional operation. Their price was good. They are excellent. I would use them again."

"We highly recommend Blaylock Builders.  Doug Blaylock delivered on what he promised us.  He was on site nearly every day and kept his contractors on schedule.  He pays attention to details and even had a contractor redo something that wasn't up to his standard.  He is flexible, easy to get a hold of and saved us substantial money with cost saving suggestions.  We are very happy with Blaylock Builders will use them again.
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YG Services, LLC, is a Veteran owned and operated Roofing & Construction Contract firm servicing the greater Fayetteville, NC area and surrounding counties. Our reputation speaks for itself. The highest quality work completed at the most competitive prices. When you choose YG Services, LLC as your roofing & construction contractor, you'll feel at ease knowing that you're in good hands. We stand by all of our work!

With 15 years of professional contracting experience, we are here to address your general contracting needs. We do all types of remodeling,\nwater damage, fire damage, mold remediation, roofing, and more.

"The salesman was personable, and easy to work with. However, after the work began, we contacted him, and he did not return the call. He called the President of the company to deal with our concerns. The work actually took three days. One the first day, the technicians came promply and worked dilligently. They ran into some problems, but corrected those, and continued. One of the handrails did not arrive (it was not ordered), but they promised it would come the next day. The second day, they arrived promply, however, the weather took a turn, and we offered to let them leave around lunch to avoid the accumulating snow. They did bring the handrail, that was not ordered (however, it turned out to be chrome, not brushed nickel). They left, promising they would return by 8:00 the next (Sat) morning. When they had not arrived by 9:30, we called the salesman to inquire about the technicians, concerned that they had had bad luck in the weather situation of the preceding day. We left a voice mail, and we did not hear back from him. This is when he chose not to call us back, but instead called the President. The technicians arrived, concerned that we were upset, and we assured them that we were simply concerned about their safety. They completed the job that afternoon.
We were asked to fill out a survey, and submit and add questions/comments to the company. We did complete the survey, conveying questions that we had. Some areas needed to be caulked (that were missed), and we wanted to know where we could get the caulk to match what Luxury Bath used. We never received a response.
When all said and done, we love the walk-in shower and were very impressed with the installers. Not so much so with the company. We have yet to hear anything further from them, since the walk-in shower was installed.
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