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"My parents and I live in a old brick apartment building in Hoboken that is from the 1880s. The bathroom in our apartment had not been updated since the 1940s. We needed help ASAP. We checked out Cesar s page and wanted to hire him immediately. The reviews speak for themselves. When he came into our apartment to give us a quote we knew that this was contractor we needed to get the job done. Cesar is affordable, friendly, and very accommodating to any issues or concerns you have before starting the project. Two massive issues with our project were that my dad has spinal & walking issues, so we needed the floors clear of all tools and materials at the end of the each day so that father could walk efficiently through the apartment. The other big issue was that we only have 1 bathroom, so Cesar agreed to work with us on pulling the toilet off and on as every day finished so that we did not have to leave our building to use the toilet. Him and his crew are the best and take pride in their work so that owner is happy with the final result. We brought the bathroom down to the bare bones and rebuilt it back up. I worked with him every step of the way to make sure that he needed all materials to get the job done in the time we needed. This project was an intense remodel with some of the hardest demo and substrate materials that an old bathroom can have. He didn t think anything of it. He has veteran experience in the field and this remodel only took 3 weeks. We are very impressed with Cesar s craftsmanship and professionalism and we will be hiring him again for any future interior projects."

"They are not local to my area. Please, hire local. And this is for Angi: Try not to recommend contractors who are a significant distance away, in this case around 80 miles (and 2 states) away. Great website, appears to be professionally designed and maintained, I like what they do (judging from the content in the website) but I am outside their service area. I don't live in that area. If I owned a home or apartment in that area, I would hire them."

RR Building and remodeling is a family owned and operated business committed to helping turn our customer's visions into reality. What sets us apart is our personalized approach and unwavering commitment to quality. Our team of skilled in house craftsmen bring decades of combined experience to every project, ensuring meticulous attention to detail and superior craftsmanship. \n\nOur services include: New home construction, renovations and additions, foundation work, bathroom remodels, custom carpentry, masonry, decorative concrete, and overall project management. \n\nBy blending innovative trends with timeless craftsmanship, RR Building and Remodeling aims to create spaces that not only impress but also stand the test of time, ensuring your home remains both stylish and functional for years to come.

"JCP did a great job on a difficult installation. They delivered on schedule and had to move the glass through an almost impossible space to even reach the bathroom to complete the job. The job turned out great, I would recommend them."

"Rod Hill is a really nice guy and he was terrific to work with at first. I provided him with a long list of major and quot;to-dosand quot; in my home, including two bathrooms, a kitchen, fixing our front porch, building a deck, installing pot lighting fixtures and lots of other, more minor home renovations.
We agreed that the first project would be the master bathroom. After I got renderings done and presented to the town for permits, we shopped together for all the fixtures, tiles, etc. He performed all installations, including flooring, walls, wainscotting, tiling, plumbing, electrical from start to finish. However, he was balancing several projects at once and I often received calls asking if I could wait a week or so while he completed another project which was he said was urgent usually as a result of hurricane Sandy. How could I be anything but understanding? However, the estimated time frame of start to end of the bathroom project became completely off not by weeks but by months. By the end I wondered if I should have been less of a pushover as what was supposed to be a one month project took 8 months from start to finish instead.
Rod stayed within budget, which was a bit high but he was a friend of a friend and so I felt he certainly wouldn't screw me over so I was agreeable. Things began to unravel when I discovered that the corner of a major marble element of the bathroom had been chipped off, which would be difficult to repair and expensive to replace. He stated that I must have broken it somehow or someone else who had been in the bathroom after they had left. When I suggested he or one of his helpers (who were his son and father in law) may have accidentally broken the marble while they were painting the bathroom that day (having maneuvered ladders, full cans of paint and other equipment in the room), Rod became irate, and insisted his son would have told him had that happened. I honestly didn't care how it happened, I just wanted it to be fixed and I didn't feel it would be fair to pay for the repair as I had not broken it.
Thankfully Rod was able to find a solution and ultimately fixed it and did not charge me for the repair. However he treated me differently after that incident. The smiling and joking and collaboration stopped that day.
As we wrapped up the master bathroom project, I reminded him of other projects he had agreed to do with me, however, once he got his last payment, he stopped returning calls about when those projects would begin.
I then learned that he had spoken to my next door neighbors and had agreed to begin several projects at their home within the next two weeks. I left him a text message that I understood he was going to be doing some work next door but that I would hope he would complete my projects first and that my neighbors were agreeable to wait. He never returned the text and never followed up with my neighbors. After that, he disappeared from my neighborhood. I did see his truck in town a few weeks later, working on a house that was damaged by Sandy.
I have since found another contractor who is tackling my other projects. It was very unfortunate how things worked out with Remodel Plus as I felt Rod's workmanship was top notch and he was able to do it all. If he had other projects that he felt would take precedence or that he no longer wanted to work with me, it would have been more professional if he had simply told me that.
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"Daniele and Cristina Puglisi of Puglisi Renovations were a pleasure to work with, for the second time. This renovation wasn't big, as the last project. They came as promised and finished the task list by staying after hours. They helped us complete many small tasks around the house (grouting the kitchen backsplash, installing a new faucet, updating electric outlets, moving an outlet to hang a tv and break and redesign the master closet). Having them work on our house, gives us a piece of mind. Very appreciate of them scheduling a day during their busy season."

"Anthony, the Owner of Serenity Building Services, is professional, knowledgeable and he has a great eye for detail. Anthony and his crew are trustworthy and do a fantastic job. They never leave the job until it's completely clean and our home was protected like it was his own. They go above and beyond making sure the job is completed at 100% satisfaction. What we also liked was Anthony follows up with you once the job is complete making sure everything was done to our expectations. We highly recommend Serenity Building Services for your home projects."

"I love my sunroom. I love them. They were really nice. Chris was a wonderful man and the girl in the office was always very helpful. I've never had a problem. Every question I had they answered it. They even brought me books because some of my neighbors wanted to use them. I totally recommend them. They were really very good. The man who put up the sunroom was just absolutely excellent. One person put up the sunroom, but I had to have a person to do the underground work, to put in the pinnings on the ground and that's a different company altogether. So, the only thing people would look out for is the company that they choose and do research on that company. They get a contractor to put in the underpinnings down in the ground that the sunroom would stand on and the guy was good. I don't know him, but I'm just saying that people would need to check on that, not just the sunroom. The man who put up the sunroom was here every morning at the crack of dawn. They're not city slickers. I would definitely use them again. It was really well done."

"Jim and his team are professional, reliable and some of the nicest people I’ve ever met. They have transformed the outside of my house. We’ve had them install basement windows, as well as front and back doors. Most recently they changed two sliding patio doors, a garage door and replaced some damaged siding. Jamar’s quotes are always reasonable, they show up on time, their work is neat and they make sure to leave your property clear and clean. I highly recommend Jamar and will definitely use them again."

"Peter does great work. He's punctional, keeps you informed and his prices are fair. His work is excellent and he will give you great advice for future projects. Hard to have a better experience. Plan on using him in the fall for bathroom remodel and painting 2 large rooms."