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"Very good customer service."

"The recent trim repair on the outdoor trim yielded impressive results. The crew was knowledgeable and meticulous, paying attention to detail. The repairs are barely noticeable, which indicates great craftsmanship. The process was very efficient."

"I recently had my bathroom remodeled, and the results exceeded all my expectations. From start to finish, the entire process was smooth and stress-free. The team was professional, attentive to my needs, and kept me updated at every stage. The craftsmanship is outstanding—every tile is perfectly placed, and the fixtures are both contemporary and functional. I especially love the spacious walk-in shower and the sleek vanity, which have completely transformed the space. The attention to detail is evident in every corner, from the elegant lighting to the clever storage solutions. Not only does my new bathroom look beautiful, but it’s also incredibly practical for daily use. Friends and family have all complimented the transformation, and my wife and I couldn’t be happier with the outcome. I highly recommend HomeRenew360 and Eyal Siman, Project Manager, to anyone considering a stress-free remodel. Eyal's phone number is 818-485-1782. Tell him Robert sent you."

"Work was performed quickly and professionally."

"Jeff does not pay any attention to detail. He built stairs leading up to my composite deck and did a horrible job of nailing the wood making my stairs look like they are filled with white holes. Instead of drilling to the surface so you have a nice smooth appearance. He drilled them way too far down exposing the composite material underneath the finished surface so it looked like a sea of white dots on my beautiful warm rosewood stairs. It still is horrible even though he eventually came back complaining to my husband he has never had to return to a job in 20 years!!. What a joke that remark is considering the job he did. He did raise some screws but then decided to add additional screws in the worst of all places 1 inch from my existing screws further making my stairs look horrible. He was only here to put screws in the empty holes that he originally missed and to raise all of the screws so the stairs looked smooth and uniform like my deck . He fixed some and then made others worse still leaving me with holes with no screws because he apparently misjudged where to drill and then removed them and just left holes in my composite decking material. when I pointed out in extreme frustration that he added screws misplaced in the center of my stairs 1 inch from the original screws and he should not have, it looked horrible, further ruining the appearance of my new stairs he suddenly grabbed his stuff and stormed off the job!! He had not finished adjusting the screws and still leaving me with multiple holes in my stairwell. Oh, I should also mention he gave me a price and I decided to hire him and told the other bidders that I had hired someone else. Then he called me back and said he priced the wood wrong and it would be another $500!!. I was quite shocked at this but I had already told the others I had picked someone and thought he sounded like he could do the job. So I accepted his explanation and still decided to hire him. I will say the design of the stairs he did follow well, but he ruined them with his finish work. The wood is now damaged in many places, my only choice is to repurchase everything and have the wood replaced. I was hoping to add photos so you could see his work but it appears that there is no way to do this."

"Excellent to work with"

"Raul did a fantastic job repairing my kitchen door. He paid attention to the smallest detail and was very thorough. His years of experience came shining through. Next job, I’m calling Raul!"

"AMAZING JOB MADE ME FEEL VERY COMFORTABLE, CONFIDENT & SAFE VERY KNOWLEDGEABLE IN A WIDE VARIETY OF HANDYMAN SKILLS ALSO WENT ABOVE & BEYOND I WOULD DEFINITELY RECOMMEND & DEFINITELY HIRE AGAIN"

"He gave us an estimate then went to Home Depot to get supplies, for which we paid. He spread a drop cloth on entry pavement. He removed old pain pieces on frame, cut the screen he bought in half and screwed them to the bottom of each door. He then spray painted the doors white. The doors needed more paint, so he went to Home Depot again and bought additional cans of paint (12 in total). I got sick from the paint smell, so my sister took over. When he finished she paid him. When I was able to inspect the job, I saw a hole in one doors screen and long screws sticking out 3/4" on both screens. I sent hime a text message to his phone, but got no response, so I phoned him to discuss the matter. He said his drill slipped punching to hole in the screen and that's the only screws he had. He said the screen is too expensive to replace and the screws are it. He said he"

"Very friendly and knowledgeable"