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"It is difficult to coordinate a fence project among neighbors. Our salesman did this well. Our two carpenters were skilled and the fence turned out great. Also, pay a little extra for steel posts. They are likely to last at least twice as long as wood fenceposts. The wind won't blow them over and they will not rot and break.."

"At the onset, the level of effort to remove the hedge was underestimated time wise so it took a day more than at first thought however, the quality of the finished product is amazing. Both my neighbors and I couldn't be happier with the finished product. Secondly, the crew that installed (Foreman Johnny, workers Emilio and Duce) were pleasant, professional and about the most polite contractors both my neighbors and I had the pleasure of dealing with. Cost wise it was comparable and better than most quotes in most cases. If I EVER need a fence again I will go with Sonrise."

"Mega Power Electric is an excellent company to work with. Gary and his team are knowledgeable, honest, and will go out of their way to get the job done right. We installed panels and solar battery storage unit in our home and we're reaping the benefits of being clean and green."

"Professional, efficient, and well done. Highly recommend. The fence is beautiful."

"Replaced existing wooden privacy fences.  One section was approx. 9 feet on one side of my home and the other section measured approx. 43 feet that separates my property from my neighbors.  Received 5 estimates and HD Fence's quote came in about mid-range of all of them.  Went with HD Fence, because Joan and Allen are great people to work with.  Joan was very prompt and courteous when she returned my call.  She was able to pull my old estimate even though 8 months had passed. 
Allen is very knowledgeable and he even comes out and does a portion of the work, which is a plus to know that the owner not only oversees the work, but he's not afraid to get his hands dirty. 
One other note - Joan and Allen both were able to ease my neighbors concerns and answer all his questions with the section of fence that separates our properties. Because I live in an HOA community, the fence had to meet certain requirements.
Only bummer was that they do not offer painting services for the fence.  Not a big deal because most of the other companies I spoke with DO NOT offer painting services as well.
Would highly recommend contacting HD Fence for any fence work you may need.
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"John is outstanding . He enjoys problem solving. He removed our driveway to replace 40 year old cast iron sewage pipes and installed a new driveway. Another job was to up grade our laundry room. He returns phone calls made to him on Sunday’s . He will tell you he will be there at 7:00am but he will arrive at 6:30am. He is allows 30 minutes early. He strives to make his clients . I consider him the Nordstrom’s of contractors."

Evanart is an established company which has serviced the state of California for over 15 years. \n \n Our work ranges from small projects to bigger projects, and they are all conducted in a professional manner and always paying close attention to detail and the needs of the customer first. \n\n Customer satisfaction is very important to Evanart’s crew. \n \n When researching about the best company to help you with your metal projects, Evanart is the company you are looking for.

"Made the entire bathroom more handicap accessible. Did a really good job and did what ever needed to be done."

"Cesar is amazing, excelent service, highly recommended"

"While my wife and I are happy overall with the results of our remodel now that the job is over, we can't say that we'd recommend Mojo Design and Contracting to anyone else for a similarly large job. Our complaints are that Anthony didn't take enough responsibility for the materials under his care, his communication was inconsistent and sometimes unprofessional, and he didn't inform us of what he considered major changes in the work effort and therefore cost of the project until weeks after the related work was done.

Anthony told us at the beginning of the project that regular daily communication was essential to the project -- which we definitely agreed on, since we were living out of town during the project -- and said that he would be in constant contact. Unfortunately, we found this not to be true. Often, Anthony would not answer phone calls, emails and texts during the work day. With phone calls and texts he usually responded within 24 hours, but he sometimes ignored emails completely. The biggest lapse in communication happened immediately after our second payment of $23.5K: he stopped responding to us for a couple of days, and his phone was turned off and his voicemail box was full. This led to sleepless nights until he finally called, said he'd gone out of town in the middle of the week and left his charger at home. 

Anthony was aware that we were spending most of our savings on the house and remodel and were very concerned about expenses. We didn't receive verbal or written change orders during entire process, except for $1,350 in additional stucco work and countertop costs. But at the end of the job, he presented an invoice with change orders for over $8,000 more than we were expecting. About $5,000 of this was for almost 100 hours of his night and weekend work which he didn't ask us to approve in advance, and which we suspect could have been accomplished during normal work hours: for example, he wasn't present at the house on a Wed-Thurs. when my wife was in town in the middle of the project, but then later charged us for 28 hours of work he caught up on that weekend. The final invoice also included $3,000 in change orders for additional drywall work, framing and plumbing. While we knew about some of the work, our problem with these charges was that this work was performed 6-7 weeks prior to this final invoice being presented, but we hadn't gotten any change order to inform us of a price increase. Our contract was a fixed price contract, not cost-plus, so we expected to be informed of any new costs by change order. Anthony said that he hadn't had time to review, add up and inform us of the costs until right before presenting the last bill because he'd been too busy.

Anthony asked us to buy and ship our new kitchen appliances to the house as soon as possible after the start of the project -- he insisted that he needed them on-site as early as possible so he could measure them exactly and be sure the kitchen would come together perfectly. Over a month after we had the appliances shipped to the house, Anthony called and said that he'd just unboxed them to start installing and discovered that the stove was damaged. Since this was over 30 days after the appliances were delivered, we weren't able to return or exchange the stove (despite hours spent in phone and email exchanges with the store and manufacturer). When we asked Anthony to cover all or even part of the expense of replacing the stove, he refused, even though he'd asked to receive them early and then left them uninspected in their boxes. This added $900 to the cost of our remodel.

Fortunately, most of the subcontractors Anthony hired -- especially the electrical and cabinets subs, which we've reviewed separately -- were experienced professionals who did a great job. (The only exception was the plumber, who installed our new water heater in a way that violated CA code; to his and Anthony's credit, though, they did fix it quickly.) And as I wrote earlier, in the end we're happy with the results of the work. But we lost our trust in Anthony due to the inconsistent communication and the way he handled the expense increases. To give him the benefit of the doubt, he may have underbid the job because he simply didn't have enough experience with jobs this size to anticipate the work involved. But whatever the reason, we wound up with a stressful and disorganized experience, and we can't recommend Mojo D&C to other Angie's List members.
 
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