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"We've had them out on 2 occasions, and we're very happy both times. Quality work, very reasonable price. Lighting and fan installation, plumbing, drywall, baseboard installation, and similar repairs were performed"

"This company was responsive, fast, and did a fantastic job installing a new furnace and AC unit. They were not the cheapest of the quotes we received, but the excellent service was worth the small amount "extra" and the equipment they sold us appears to be outstanding. I would happily hire JB again."

"Arrived on time and did a great job. Thank God we hired this company. He was very thorough and did an excellent job. I will hire him again and again."

"Our second time using united and it was great."

"I hired Patrick for a kitchen remodel. I needed the existing cabinets, sink, countertop, and tile removed. The space prepared for a new sink cabinet and a new wall cabinet to replace the existing cabinets. I first met Patrick and knew that I would like working with him. His estimate came in, and that sealed it. Patrick did an amazing job!!! He installed the new cabinets, countertop, some tile work, lighting, some new outlets and a new sink and garbage disposal. He did an amazing job on all of it!!! A great job on the electrical, plumbing, tile, framing in the wall for the new cabinet and replacing the existing sink cabinet, drywall, and preparing the new walls for final paint for me. Patrick had really great suggestions on materials and things that just made sense as we went along. He also was really open to my suggestions and changes as the project progressed. Not only is he a great contractor and amazing at what he does, he's a really kind person. It was a pleasure to have Patrick in my home for the project, and we had many great conversations and he is just a really good person. The project came in on time and UNDER budget! Well, a little over the original budget, but that was my fault because I added things like a garbage disposal, extra outlets, tile work, etc... But definitely under budget for all the work he did. I would hire Patrick again, for sure. I wish I could upload photos of my before and after. Great work Patrick!! Oh, and during COVID times, Patrick always had a mask on while working and I appreciate that."

"Everything about this project was great: getting an estimate, scheduling the installation, the installer, and the product. We should have added a Solatube to our dark hallway a long time ago. This was an excellent investment, and worth every penny."

"I couldn't be happier. Isn't the small things like a door or a drawer that doesn't close that drive you crazy? I had a wish list of items and Bruce checked everything off the list. He got the jobs done so quickly, I added a few more and he was happy to take care of things. I had questions about a couple of window issues, and he outlined how they could be fixed, so I'm fixing on setting up my next appointment. Bruce was on time, professional and took extra care of all the little details. He will be my "go to" guy."

"I contacted Tim with what type of work I needed done on the house, and I ordered the windows through a local window dealer that he had worked with in the past. When the windows arrived, he and his co-worker Alex began work immediately, and worked for 7-10 days. They were very quick, had great attention to detail, and gave prompt and detailed responses to my (email) inquiries both before the job and during it. They were friendly guys to have around, and the work came in about 20% under what they budgeted. A great experience; I highly recommend them."

"This is a transcript detailing the events of our transaction: On 7/24/17, my wife met with Matt. Matt did some initial measurements and offered us a quote the same day. We accepted the proposal on the 28th and signed documents on the 31st. On 8/7/17, we received an email stating that our product was ordered. I quickly replied that no one had come to take any final measurements. Apparently this was a miscommunication and the final measurement was needed. We inquired when this would get done on 8/16. I don’t have any email records of when the final measurement was done, as this was all arranged via phone call. At the time of the final measurement, we were informed that because of the windows we wanted, it would require additional work to be done (interior trim, etc.). The insert windows would fit in the existing trim but reduce the actual glass space. This was not conveyed in any way during the initial visit with Matt. We agreed that we would like to go with the “thicker” windows and pay for the interior trim work ($1800). The final measurements were taken and the stain that would be used for the basement trim work was noted. Upon inquiring about an update to the status of the project on 9/27/17, I informed Chris that I had found the exact stain that was used for the basement trim work. I asked for the contact information for the gentleman who came to do the final measurements so that I could update him on the stain color. Chris got back to me the same day regarding an install date of 10/30 but provided no contact information for me. From another email, I assumed that this may have been Tim, so I tried, unsuccessfully, to email him about the stain. Dan arrived with his crew on 10/30/17. He indicated that the job should only take about 3 days. Work proceeded well on the first day, and everything looked like it would only take 3 days. However, only 2 people showed on Tuesday, for a total of 2 hours. Wednesday comes and work begins around 10am. This is when most of the confusion starts. Apparently there was some miscommunication about the trim work being done and the work order Dan had received was “incomplete”. Dan was not aware that all of the trim was to be done and not just the upstairs windows. The trim for the basement windows was apparently in another pile and not grouped together with the other trim. On Thursday, 11/2/17, Dan picked up the trim to install in the basement windows. He had to call me at work to tell me that the stain color was way too light compared to what the actual trim color was (which is odd because the stain that was initially indicated was actually a darker shade than the actual basement trim). Dan said that he actually compared the stained trim to every piece of woodwork in the house and nothing matched it. The last communication I had on Thursday, 11/2/17, was that Dan would cut and put together the framing for the windows and install them. He would construct them so that the bare wood side would be showing and I would stain them correctly myself. It was my mistake for not asking when and assuming that would be on Friday, 11/3/17. After taking off early on Friday and finding no work had been done, I called to find out a status on this. Dan said he would do the install on Monday, 11/6/17. Monday, 11/6, comes and I don’t hear anything until 1:24pm. Chris calls to tell me that Dan will be there at 3pm to finish the install. At about the same time, Dan texted me to tell me 3:30-4pm. Dan finally comes at 4:30pm and starts the install. I believe he was finished at 6pm. In the rush of getting finished, a few things were overlooked. The wrong molding was used on two of the basement windows, one of which had its bottom piece ripped too narrow, leaving a 1” gap. We also noticed that one piece of baseboard trim on the patio door was installed without coping the edge to meet up with the adjoining piece (not a big deal if your trim is flat but this is Colonial). None of the trim holes were filled on the basement windows which was expected since they were installed unstained; however, only two of the upstairs windows had their trim holes filled. I’ve since filled all the upstairs ones. It has taken me several days to finish the staining and sealing on the basement window trim. It’s taken a little longer since the trim is in place versus installing pre-stained trim. In this time, I’ve been communicating back and forth with Chris. I’ve informed him that I will be finishing everything up myself. I’ve let him know that two window screens were missing, which he has ordered, and I requested some window documentation, as no one did a walk-through to show us how to operate the windows (removal for cleaning, etc.). As of writing this, it has been a few days and I intend to get this documentation from the window manufacturer. I have saved all emails documenting everything possible. I’ve also taken a few pictures documenting some things (missing plugs and screens and some trim details). I should note that Chris did credit us $250 for my time, but I have yet to receive the invoice. On at least two occasions before work started, it was made clear to us that they would start the job and not stop to go work on another project until ours was finished. This clearly was not the case. As I stated to Chris, it's not that there was one large thing that has made us not completely satisfied. It's been the lapses in communication and all these little things that have totaled up to a sub-par experience. Chris communicated that he wished that we would do business with them again, offering a discount for future work or family-referral work. I said I didn't think that I would do that. He said he would call and talk to me again after the holidays, but as of 3/6/18, he has yet to call. All communication ceased once payment was made. I cannot, in good conscience, say that I would go with this company again. Nor would I recommend them to any friends or family."

"He found a third outlet that was causing my problem right away and replaced it quickly. Then he did a nice job of caulking the windows. He cleaned up nicely after each project. You do need to use his cell phone to confirm appointment time, so get it when you talk to him."