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"We recently remodeled a 100 year-old Craftsman home. We initially discussed the project with Mose Troyer and were very impressed with his knowledge and advice. The project required replacing and replicating a considerable amount of the woodwork. Mose also modified the existing Shaker kitchen cabinets. Modifications included building new cabinets to match the existing ones. He also adjusted several cabinets while maintaining the original look of the cabinetry. Mose also completely built an entire wall of pantry cabinets in the Shaker style. He installed new baseboards and window trim. He rebuilt and repaired existing window trim in several other rooms. Mose integrated the repairs to the point that after painting no one could discern that the sill had been repaired. His work was flawless. In addition, he walled off a doorway and built a bookcase with enclosed shelves in the lower half. He installed 10 new doors with hardware in line with the original style of the home. He also installed two barn doors with hardware. He is conscientious and easy to work with. Without his creativity and craftsmanship the project would never have been as successful and we’re thrilled with the results. Without reservation, we highly recommend Mose for cabinetry/carpentry work."

"I wanted straighter/level deck & edges of a 97 year old slate roof before removing the slate, replacing the deck, and replacing the slate with asphalt shingle. My thought was to prop low spots in the wavy front edge in front, and prop the sagging corners in back; then, to build triangular braces similar to one extant on the house, like many on houses of similar age and design in the neighborhood. The idea of propping the low spots was dismissed, discussed again, and eventually dismissed as unnecessary; the low spots were forced up by hand, and fascia boards attached. While I was told the weight of the new roof might drop the level of the low spots again, this may have been more than anticipated; in retrospect it may have been preferable to force the low spots higher than could be done by hand, as the discrepancies from linear in the edges of the roof have, I think, caused inability to properly interface the drip edges and guttering at many places. I would though hire Dave's again."

"Extremely professional and courteous. I will be calling them again!"

"After having numerous people come out to give us an estimate to build a deck we decided to go with Chris. The best decision ever. They are very easy to work with (we even made changes during construction process). He would get back to us right away with questions we had. I would highly recommend these Guys! ! High quality work at a reasonable price."

"Anthony and his team provided top level work and exceptional customer service. He was extremely knowledgeable and did everything he said he was going to do. Our patio came out even better than we anticipated. I would recommend his team to anyone looking for a patio install."

"I was well satisfied with the power wash given my home by Holy Roller Painting. Customer satisfaction and quality of work were excellent. I would recommend them to others and will use their services again."

"These guys are great! Couldnâ t be happier with their work. I had them come out to do a late fall yard clean up including leaf removal, final mow, and edging. It made such a difference. They were very easy to work with. Highly recommend!"

With over 12 years of experience in general construction throughout the New England area, I recently relocated to Ohio and am now bringing my skills and experience to homeowners here. My background is primarily in residential carpentry, but after years in the construction industry I’ve developed hands-on experience across multiple trades and project types.\n\nI specialize in finish carpentry, framing, remodeling, repairs, and general home improvement work. I take pride in delivering clean, professional results and treating every project as if it were my own home. I believe communication, reliability, and attention to detail are what separate good contractors from great ones.\n\nWhen problems arise, I focus on finding practical solutions quickly and professionally. If a project requires specialized work beyond my scope, I have a trusted network of experienced professionals I can rely on to make sure the job gets done right.\n\nCurrently serving homeowners throughout the Ohio area and willing

"Awesome! Great work, kind man and his wife is great too. This family team really excelled at everything they did for us. Amazing looking new steps to blend with our current patio, beautiful new doors exceeding my desires, and more. John worked on everything quickly and efficiently like replacing all our door hardware, after moving in. I plan on having him back for several more jobs. Big or small his work ethic and quality are A ratings."

"Mr. Moyer came to my house promptly after giving him a second call to do an estimate for the work desired.  He was extremely friendly and thorough when completing the estimate.  His bid was the most reasonable and he had great reviews on here, so I hired him to start the following week.  He was supposed to start Wednesday morning, however, he was held up at another job and couldn't come with his crew until around 2pm.  Mr. Moyer, his son and another worker arrived and were friendly and got started promptly removing the wallpaper.  They left around 530p.  While getting ready for bed, I noticed that the trim and floor joints (out about 4 inches from the wall on my pergo floor) seem to have gotten some water/moisture on them, which left them swelled and bowed in the area in which they had worked that afternoon.  I immediately put a call in to Mr Moyer to discuss what I was seeing.  To say the least, I was distraught and upset by the damage.  He called early the next morning and said he would take a look when he got there, but he had  never had something happen as I was describing in his 30 years of doing the job.  Overnight, the seams of the floor went down slightly, but the trim was still clearly damaged.  This was in only about a fifth of the area to be removed and painted, so as soon as they got here, I asked that they do everything they could to prevent it happening for the rest of the time.  I was planning on replacing the few pieces of trim myself at a cost of about $20 and my husband doing the labor since neither of us knew it would get damaged from moisture.They doubled up on drop cloths for the rest of the job, and I thought it was strange that they didn't tape down any plastic or some sort of more effective moisture barrier but I figured they were professionals and knew what they were doing, so I didn't say anything.  Well, the next morning after the majority of the paper was down, I could see that almost every other piece of trim in the great room and kitchen had been effected and damaged by the water mixture.  It wasn't as bad as the first section but still very noticeable.  When they were packing up on the first Friday, I went to the kitchen sink and noticed that the only blind they didn't take down was wet and everywhere the water was resting, my custom wood blinds were cracking and the paint was pulling up.  I called one of the guys over to show him as I was wiping up what I could and he just shrugged his shoulders and said he didn't know how that happened.  The blinds were ruined and all because they were not taken down for some reason.  On Monday, they should have been finished with the job since it was the fourth day, but they had just started to patch the walls where that were damaged, so my husband and I decided to talk with Mr. Moyer about the damaged trim and blinds.  We pulled him aside and told him that we found the trim for a very reasonable price and that we would do the labor of putting it all in if he paid for the trim (cost of about $45).  He said, "It's not our fault that the trim is made of cardboard."  I was stunned and starting to get very upset.  I explained we didn't put the floor and trim in, and we were ready to replace the first section ourselves but thought it's fair and reasonable for him to replace it since the rest of the room was damaged as well, even after discussing the issue with him and the crew.  He shook his head and said "fine" very short.  I then mentioned the blinds and how they were warped and the paint was peeling from the water mixture getting on them.  He said very shortly, "well what do you want me to do about it?"  I, again shocked at the way he was talking to us, told him I wanted to be reimbursed for replacing the custom wood blinds.  He put his hands up in the air and said fine again and walked away.  At this point I was FUMING and nearly had them pack up and leave right then.  Things were very awkward for the rest of the day with Mr. Moyer..From that point on, Tuesday and Thursday went well and they finished painting on Thursday afternoon.  I pulled Mr. Moyer aside to let him know that I had found almost the identical blinds online for $48 to replace the kitchen one that was damaged.  Thinking that he'd be relieved since we had priced others out at a few home improvement stores for well over $100, I was dismayed when he proceeded to tell my husband and I that he only saw damage to two of the slats in the blinds and not all of them.  I knew by this time that he was basically insinuating that they were damaged before they started to work.  I explained that there was damage down both sides along the path of the pull strings and offered to show him all of the damage.  In no way would I ever want to cheat someone out of $48?!?!  It again was awkward for the remaining few hours they were there on Thursday and I was absolutely fuming for the rest of the night.Mr. Moyer said that they had about an hour and half left of work for Friday that mainly included cleaning up.  They came late in the morning and finished up a few small details.  Mr. Moyer was very friendly and happy on Friday which almost swayed posting this review.  However, after thinking it over, everything that happened before Friday needs to be reported.  Overall, the work performed was decent;  It wasn't the best and it wasn't the worst.  There are certainly spots on the wall that I feel were not properly sanded before being painted.  The biggest thing that bothered me about the actual work is that during the quote meeting, I asked about priming before panting and he said it'd be done but he preferred to use his own primer.  That being said, they did NOT prime the walls before painting, except for the spots that were repaired.    I'd like to say that Mr. Moyer's son Marshall and his friend/worker Dave were very friendly and funny the entire time.  They did the majority of the work because Mr. Moyer was attending to his wife that was ill.  I empathized with that problem and didn't cause any fuss about it taking 7 days instead of 4.  Mr. Moyer himself was friendly and kind most of the time, except for the times that we had to discuss the damages and reimbursement with him; it's like he became a different person.  Another very irritating aspect of the process was that the crew didn't show up until after 10am every day.  Some days they were here until almost 8pm.  Had them come early, I wouldn't have had to be holed up in the basement all day and night."