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"I love this virtual service. My Whirlpool Duet was flashing an error code related to the drain pump. After cleaning the pump, the error was still showing. I set up an appointment with Neli and spoke with a very knowledgeable representative. He assessed the machine and was able to determine the likely cause of the error. After the appointment, I was sent information on ordering the replacement part and how to set up a call to install the new pump. I would use Neli in the future for any appliance issue!"

"This is the second time I've used Carter Brothers. Bill was my service person, very personable and knowledgeable. My ElectroLux refrigerator (which I love) was quickly replaced. The service was quick, effective and reasonably priced. So glad Carter Brothers is in business."

"The job was more difficult than expected, installer had to leave twice to get different tools. All said & done he did a good job & was friendly."

"This is an amazing company Everyone who works there is professional, I recommend this company to everyone do not install electric furnaces or solar without HSR, they are awesome! On time organized and are very clean when they install the systems, they show you how it works they make sure everything is working beautifully, many thanks to these experts and to the team manager who did the installation Matt and his crew were amazing!"

"I spoke with Tim Hamblen before I decided to purchase a new gas cooktop. Since we were switching from an electrical cooktop to a gas one, I needed to know what was involved. Based on my estimate of distance from cooktop to furnace, Tim provided me with a cost estimate. Although he wasn't the cheapest (he was in the middle of 3 bids), he provided me with the most detail and information. He told me exactly what parts would be used and what work would be done. He also told me something that I don't recall hearing from any of the appliance sales people, our electrical outlet would need to be switched from 240 volts to 120 volts this would cost anywhere between $150 and $200 (work to be done by an electrician, not Tim). Without this information, I wouldn't have budgeted for it, or worse, I might had my cooktop installed without the proper electrical outlet for it. After I ordered the cooktop, I hired Hamblen and Sons to install the gas line. Tim was able to schedule the work 3 days after my call. His sons, Drew and Matthew, arrived on time and completed the work in less than the estimated time of 4 hours. Both of them were courteous, professional and mindful of my 2 year old. They took the time to answer all my questions and explain their work. I asked them to install a tee for one future fireplace insert; they did that and installed a 2nd one (free of charge) to accommodate a 2nd fireplace insert. In addition, they "upgraded" the system by changing the existing 1/2" line that went to the furnace and water heater to a 3/4" line, which would give me higher available BTUs for the cooktop and future fireplace inserts. I'm happy with the work they did and will recommend them to my friends."

"We used Kitchen Plus for a kitchen/powder room/laundry room remodel. Our designer was Georgia and our project manager was Tom Busch. From beginning to end it was a fantastic experience. Everyone was incredibly professional and helpful. Georgia helped us with the design and picking everything for the project. It was great to have an expert guide us through the many choices of materials and she made it painless. They kept in touch with us in the lead up to the project and were extremely thorough. We knew what we needed to do on our end (which wasn't much) prior to the project start date. They coordinated all the sub contractors which made it so much easier on us - only had to contact Kitchen Plus and they took care of it all. Once the project started Tom was a fantastic project manager! He always let us know what was coming up in the next couple of days and his work was impeccable! If there was any little hiccup he had it taken care of before we even had to worry about it. I never had any worries because Tom took care of us like it was his own home. I can't say enough about how great he was to work with! We are so pleased with the final outcome. Kitchen Plus is probably not the least expensive way to go vs. a general contractor. However, the whole experience was turn key and made the project seamless. They coordinated so much of the project for us from the hard wood flooring, appliance removal and reinstall, electrical - it was the best way to go! We had a bit of a wait from the time we picked everything out to when the project started, but once it did everything was finished quickly and right on time. We will definitely be using Kitchen Plus the next time we have a home remodel project!"

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Excellent job overall, I could not expect a better experience to be perfectly honest.
Originally, we thought we had a foot or two at most of shallow dryrot on the top surface of the outer stairwell 3x12 wood beam to repair, either by wood replacement or filling. This had been accidentally uncovered while pressure washing the stairs and having some inches of the rotted surface just fly off when water spray hit it (otherwise we *still* may not have known about it).
It appeared that the dryrot area was due to the railing column screws which secure the white metal railing into the wood beam - most of the 4 bolts were somewhat cocked (not flush) into the wood as well as showing surface rust, so we figured water had been slowly tricklling down into the wood for years.
I emailed some photos of the stairwell area and the dryrot damage (that I saw) in particular, for which John sent a detailed estimate itemizing parts and labor that might be necessary. Their estimates are complete and point out the worst-case scenario, however unlikely it may be and try to come in under that. Contrast that with some companies that love to lowball in order to get a job started then surprise you later. So we felt comfortable not only on the pricing but also that they had a solid grasp of what work to do.
WIthin an hour, John, Sam and Jeremy quickly determined the extent of the rot area beyond the visible, then checked the concrete step brackets to ensure the stairwell beams were holding and not weakening. This was criticial and underscores one of Honey Do's many strengths: their experience in knowing what to look for and what affects the job scope the most. They consulted with me every step of the way, especially when anything unexpected was discovered and to give me options on how to proceed.
Adjustment #1 - Entire beam weakness found
Their initial checks uncovered siginficant wood weakeness; the horizontal bracket screws anchoring the steps to the 3x12 main stairwell beams were not holding torque at all, meaning they were all freely turning and stripping softened wood instead of gripping when re-tightened. This occurred at all points among the 14 steps and on both beams, not just near the lower dryrot of the outer beam. They took time to show me and explain the ramifications; these beams were weak and dangerous.
It also appeared that the original two beams were *not* pressure-treated to any significance. This is mind-boggling to me, since the stairwell is not under roof cover. But the general dampness and condition of the beams (despite the 40-ought near rainless summer days lately) support the conclusion that they were certainly not rated commensurate with thier use.
We adjusted the Honey Do work plan to now replace the beams entirely with new ground-rated treated beams. John re-estimated both parts and labor in a short time, and I gave them the go-ahead to get the beams locally while they began demo-ing the existing stair beams. They also called in Alex who excels at major structural work, to ensure the job would still get done in the right timeframe promised (i.e. have working stairs up by the end of the day).
Adjustment #2 - Damp plywood and carpenter ants found
When the existing inner beam (mounted onto the buidling's wall) was removed, it exposed damp plywood sheeting in various stages of rot, from not being properly sealed against water intrusion over its 13 years. John conferred with me and decided it was time to now open up the unfinished drywall from the inside of the garage to further inspect the plywood and studs to the wall itself to ensure the scope of the damage was known and fixable.
The removal of the inner beam against the wall also uncovered many carpenter ants, who had an apparently perfect home in the damp area. I called our existing pest service (who I won't name because they weren't helpful at all), and John recommended Cascade who sent Brad out right away (within an hour of calling, Brad was on-site) to inspect and treat the problem so repairs could continue. These sorts of decisions and adjustments are REALLY important since any project of any size and complexity will have surprises, and dealing quickly and effectively with them is the sign of experience. And finding hidden areas of dampness in the Pacific NW is absolutely going to happen.
The ant damage was contained, and fortunately they had only scraped any load-bearing area - feasting more on some replaceable wood for their local tunneling.
So ... the Honey Do folks cleared away all rotted, damp and ant-chewed wood and insulation, which lucklily was a manageable extent and did not extended further than that. Cascade treated the extended area of ants and their trails to the outside were found and treated/plugged.
Honey Do worked hard into that Friday evening to get working stairs reassambled before leaving, with much better materials and contruction techniques applied than the original builder had even done - ground-rated wood, foam sealant, new flashing, proper priming and paint, caulked railing mount screws.
They returned on Monday to finish priming and painting, leaving a stairwell that was many times more solid than what had been there before. The entire repair was so seamless you could not tell there had just been major work done, let alone a replacement of the entire lower 14' stairwell.

Conclusion
Remember that all  of the above twists and turns occurred over ONE work day (besides the final priming and painting). A lot of additional labor and materials were determined and allocated as the adjustments happened. I am not sure many other companies would be able to adjust so quickly to still execute such an expanded project plan in the same day.
If Honey Do had not uncovered all the real issues, we would have a dryrot patch repair on an increasingly weakening staircase with a horde of ants continuing to chew through wood, eventually reaching something that *does* matter.
Based on this project, I have already discussed our next projects with John that we will have them perform.

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"It is whoever they contract with. I pay monthly almost $40.00 but it includes both repair and replacement. This is for all appliances. I have a lot of old appliances in my home. I thought I would be using them a lot. I have not had not used them alot. I have 2 furnaces and they did replace one of them."

"I had a great experience working with Mike, Ken, Keren and the Palm Construction crew on the remodel of my 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment in San Francisco. They did major work on my bathroom (completely gutted it) and kitchen (beautiful new cabinets and countertop/backsplash) with updated plumbing and electricity. They also installed recessed light in all the rooms and updated the floors throughout. My apartment feels so much more spacious and light, and I love being home. Every person I interacted with was professional and kind. Mike was extremely patient with me and my countless questions along with mini anxiety attacks as this was my first remodel. Ken was also very communicative and between him and Mike, I felt like I was in the care of friends. The designer they work with, Keren, is also amazing, kind and has fantastic taste. One of the most impressive parts (among many) is that they were able to complete all this work in six weeks, all up to SF code, and would have been faster had shelter in place not started. I highly recommend Palm Construction and would work with them again in the future!"

"We were happy with the work. Ryan was good to work with as far as picking out materials, making suggestions, he corrected issues while we were working with them. For example, we had picket out a certain type of faucet for the marble top, and we had ordered the wrong counter tops, and he went back and got a replacement. All that went well, and for what we had done, we were not discouraged by the work or anything. There was an issue afterwards that we had a problem with. One of our requirements in the bid was, that we needed to have some doors changed on a hallway closet. When he bid on the job, he said he would take car of that as part of his bid on the bathroom. There were 2 closets which needed the doors. We have a door that doesn't shut properly,and the grout on the tile that is opening up. We called him multiple times after the job was done, to fix the closet doors, and we sent him emails, but he never once returned the calls. Once he had the money, he wouldn't return our phone calls. He himself said he would come back and fix the closets when we were paying him, and we had to special order the doors. We had somebody else come and put the doors. The after experience left a sour taste in our mouth. Angie's List was important to him, he stated that,  and that is how we found him. We noticed that his guy was cleaning his paint brushes in our bathroom sink, and we are on a well. We had to clean up the mess from our sink, so we wondered what it was doing to our well."