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"From the initial estimate and quote to the actual execution of the work, Pedro and his team did a fantastic job. They were diligent, consistently on time, accommodating of our requests, and completed the basement finishing—approximately 700 sq ft—in just three weeks. We couldn’t believe the pace of their work. The quality was excellent. Keep up the great work, Pedro!"

"We ended up firing Jimmy after over a year of delays. He tries to talk his way out of everything and there was always an excuse. There was never any daily work getting done, weeks and sometimes months would go by before the next milestone was met. To summarize, if you want to pay everything up front, to be gaslit the whole time, have material delivered from Home Depot and go weeks without progress, have to call and text your contractor daily just to get something done, and the work that is completed is below subpar, then you know who to hire. If you're interested in our experience please look on Google or Yelp for my full review. In the end we had to pay someone else to finish the job Jimmy couldn?t do and before they started, we had our township?s inspector do a courtesy walkthrough and informed us everything that was wrong and needed to be fixed. Please save yourself the stress, time and money and look elsewhere for a contractor who won?t take all your money up front."

"Yes they fixed my electric"

"Project turned out awesome! We are very happy with the final product! "

As a homebuilder in Southwestern PA, I find that potential Buyers seeking to build a new home are not familiar with today’s common methods of residential construction which include on-site 'stick built' or off-site 'modular' built. These include ranch, cape cod, and 2-story homes that are identical in style and built to the same building code with the modular home constructed in a climate controlled friendly environment and transported 85% complete to the job site in modules. The modular home has many more benefits including up to a 50% reduction in heating & cooling costs plus installed on a full basement foundation. Conversely, a mobile/trailer home is built to a much less stringent building code and set on blocks. While 'mobile' homes may be built for less than $100,000, the homes built to the universal building code, both site built and modular, start at $300,000 excluding the lot. Those seeking to build the traditional home styles should qualify for financing to cover those costs.

Sentri Homes is a full-service contractor delivering high-end home additions, whole-home remodels, new custom builds, luxury kitchens, structural framing, roof replacements, and every major renovation. We assign a dedicated project manager to every job, deliver meticulous craftsmanship with clear communication, and back our work with an industry-leading warranty to ensure complete peace of mind on your largest investments. Our in-house team of licensed builders and master craftsmen consistently earns 5-star reviews by turning big visions into stunning, high-value homes—when you need one trusted partner who truly does it all, we’re the proven choice.

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"Taylor at BKG Designs was on top of the project from suggested pattern and color to schedule of the installation date."

Additional contact name - Daniel Loebrich. Additional email - dloebrich@yahoo.com. Additional fax - (814)746-3951.\n\nLOEBRICH CONTRACTING can bring life to your home by adding design touches and remodeling expertise that compliments your home's setting and your lifestyle. Whether seen or unseen, only quality materials are used throughout the project. We work closely with you in the selection of appropriate materials and finishes that define your desire for beauty and distinction.

"Beware, get an inspection before paying. I'm a busy contractor that needed to a roof and siding on one of our rentals so I called Whalen. I stopped by the first day of the job and noticed no one spoke English and some shortcuts taken on the back porch roof. I spoke with Mike and he said it would be fixed. A few days later Whalen called me and said the job is finished and they emailed us the bill. I decided I better get my ladder and inspect their work just to be sure. I found tears and holes in the new shingles, flashing not installed correctly and damaged drip edges. They came back and fixed those issues and emailed us the bill again. I knew the roof had a significant amount of rotted wood so before we sent a check I asked them if the rotted wood was replaced and they said yes. I decided I should go into the attic to make sure it was replaced and it was not. They also installed the ridge vent without cutting the actual vent therefore shortening the life of the new roof due to excessive attic heat. When I spoke with Shawn Whalen he apologized and said that they subcontracted this job to some guys they had never used before and Whalen didnt bother inspecting there work. Those guys came back a total of five times and ripped up part of the new roof and fixed everything. I had a total of 5 hours of my own time inspecting and getting them to complete the job properly."