I needed very quick service. A couple men and a lady came out and provided a bid. We accepted and…read morethey started work right away on day one. We are very pleased with their work. I even recommended them to our realtor. The workers were polite, punctual and skilled. As for price, I had a bid from one crew without painting... Joseph and crew was half with painting. You can't go wrong with these folks. HIRE THEM!

D-Fence Painting has been used on all 6 of my properties. Chris always offer great service and…read morehelps with all my needs. After searching the web and requesting quotes from 20 other businesses, Chris and his team offered the lowest rate. Paying that cheap for the incredible knowledge he has to offer is outstanding. If I could leave a million stars I would. This company has been recommended to many of my friends family and coworkers and soon became new clients for the D-Fence company. I always and forever will be a client. One time my grandmother and I were at a property and I was having trouble helping her to the car. Chris noticed without me saying anything, dropped everything and immediately helped. Not only is this a great company, but a wonderful group of people. I wish the best for Chris and his team, they deserve everything. Thanks so much again and talk to you soon, Hannah

Called this place and they did a good job identifying our leak problem…read more Gabriel our handyman showed up on time at 8:00am and took care of the situation. He went to buy materials and came back. We had to have them fix the flashing on our chimney. It seems to have been installed improperly. He also identified potential problems to fix in the near term and provided explanation for it. He was friendly and helpful.

3.5 stars. I found Mr Fixit Fast on Yelp and was impressed by all the reviews so I called to…read moreschedule them for an estimate of the drywall work we needed done. I SO wanted them to work out... I spoke with Yvette, who was really kind, and helpful. She collected my info and said Holly (the owner) would give me a call back to schedule the estimate. Holly called me back same day and the estimate was scheduled for the next day. The gentleman who came for the estimate arrived on time and was extremely professional. He clearly understood what needed to be done for each project we needed. Being the fairly new owners of the home, I wasn't sure if the previous owners had left some paint behind, so I requested the estimate include the cost if we had the paint, as well as the cost if they needed to provide the paint. He said I'd have an invoice by end of day. Nine days later I still hadn't received an invoice, and because I'd initially been impressed by the company, I called to follow up. Holly apologized and said she'd send it over immediately, and she did. However, the invoice was missing almost half the projects we'd discussed and only included the cost if we provided paint. I contacted her back pointing out the missing items, and received another estimate. The second estimate still had missing items. After a couple of emails and five updated estimates later the info still wasn't correct. We received five estimates from five different companies for our job and it was coming down to Mr Fixit Fast and another company. We ultimately went with the other company, even though they charged $600 more. I really wanted it to work with Mr Fixit Fast, and maybe another time we'll give them a call and try again, but for this project we didn't believe the work we needed done would actually get done because the estimates kept leaving them off and the costs kept changing.

Jorge took off my gross old kitchen backsplash and installed a new one. He was on time or early and…read moredid everything needed to do an amazing job. I would use Jorge again for remodeling projects! Thank you!!

Hired this contractor to install a new wood floor downstairs due to a…read moreleak from a pipe that ruined the prior floor. During the installation of the new floor another pipe busted causing water damage. The contractor only ripped up a portion of the new floor for replacement. Two new contractors have run moisture tests showing moisture underneath the floor that was not ripped up. Both contractors agree that moisture has moved throughout the downstairs causing the damage. The contractor for Luxury Wood and Stairs also stated the sealant used was not high traffic sealant causing further damage. The new floor appeared well done. Over the next two years multiple boards became uneven and separated from other boards. I contacted Frank, who I believe is the owner of the company, nothing short of 15 times. He always forwarded me to his floor manager Mo. Mo never returned my texts and calls to discuss what appeared to be faulty workmanship. Finally after roughly 30 months Mo and Frank evaluated the floor. They agreed to repair the floor but asked we give them a few weeks to get it on the schedule. Frank sent a long email outlining what they planned on doing. This is the last I have heard from Frank. Clearly we should not be having issues with a floor that is 2 to 3 years old. I strongly suggest you do not use this company.

Working with Good Brothers Homemakeovers was a wonderful experience. I spent many hours researching…read moreand checking references before starting a major remodel of our master bathroom. After meeting with Frank Bonilla, I knew I had found the best contractor for our job. He spent hours with me explaining in detail what would be done, going through the bid, listening to my ideas, and answering all my many questions. He stayed true to the estimate and help to keep us on budget. They are not only professional at what they do, but also reliable, dependable, and honest. The quality was beyond what we expected. His entire team was always on time, extremely polite, cleaned up each day, and worked very hard. I could not have asked for a better experience. Thank you, Frank and team, for my beautiful bathroom. I still can't believe the before and after pictures. We love it!!

I just had Tim and his team finish the remodel of both my master bathroom and guest bathroom. It's…read moreexactly what I wanted and was very clean and professional. I highly recommend Bath masters of Collin County to all my friends and family.

The following is a review of the contractor's (Bath Masters of Collin County) work from the…read morehomeowner's perspective and is the homeowner's opinion. Homeowner observations: Breach of contract by contractor (see list of contract violations at bottom of review). Contractor took customer money up front, did not deliver major items, abandoned the job, and did not refund the customer's money. Contractor demolished bathrooms, did not complete the work, left bathrooms in a non-functioning state of utter disrepair. Homeowner repeatedly requested that the contractor complete the job - contractor refused to complete the job. Contractor's work quality was extremely poor. Contractor's workmanship was sub-standard. Contractor failed to perform work that complied with standards as specified in the written contract. Contractor displayed poor project management skills (contractor relied on homeowner to report issues rather than understand issues by inspecting the job site and talking with subcontractors himself). Project manager visited on the project on day 1 - demolition day. Project manager never visited the job site again. Contractor displayed poor communication with homeowner and with subcontractors. Contractor displayed generally unprofessional conduct. Contractor's words often did not match his actions. Contractor did not comply with contract terms - multiple breaches of contract. Project completion delayed far beyond any reasonable timeframe. Contractor abandoned the job (the project). Contractor made the project a low priority (did not put all hands on deck as project dragged on far past the contract completion due date). Contractor sent fraudulent invoices and backdated fraudulent invoices. Contractor did not comply with written contract terms - multiple contract violations (see below). Written contract specified project completion in 3 weeks from starting demolition. Contractor abandoned project at week 10. Contractor provided no schedule for completion. Homeowner had to live in a construction zone for the duration of the project without access to toilets and shower. Project completion delays caused hardships on customer. Customer did not cause project delays. Homeowner did not change the project specifications - homeowner stuck with the contract specifications (made no changes to materials selections and made no changes to contract deliverables). Homeowner made home available for project work by contractor and subcontractors. Homeowner submitted required payments in timely manner (per milestones as specified in the contract). Project metrics: Project completion deadline (Days to complete project per contract: 21 (3 weeks). Percent of work completed by the date of contract completion deadline (3 week deadline): 11% 34 days (more than one month) without functioning master bath toilet. 12 days without functioning guest bathroom toilet. 105 consecutive days (15 weeks) without a functioning master bath shower. Breach of contract - multiple contract violations: Contractor abandoned project at 10 weeks. Contractor did not deliver or install glass shower enclosure, did not deliver/install plumbing fixtures (2 sink faucets/drains, shower head, shower control valve, tub faucet/drain). Contractor did not complete tile/grout work. Contractor left bathrooms completely non-functional. Homeowner had to complete the project using other companies. Extreme poor workmanship with numerous severe defects that contractor never repaired. Contract specified "all plumbing to be performed by a licensed master plumber". Contractor violated this specification five (5) times by using a non-plumber (with no license) to perform plumbing work, resulting in two water leaks onto flooring. Contractor installed shower drain higher than shower floor tile resulting in a large puddle that never drains. Contract specified that contractor "remove trash daily". Contractor violated trash pickup multiple times, the longest of which was trash on site for more than one week. Homeowner dealt with co-owner Tim Lasater. Don't use this contractor.

I am surprised by the other reviews listed here as our experience with Tim and Sean has been…read moreexceptional. We"ve worked with made tradesmen and this duo has been by far the best. Our job was a kitchen and bathroom remodel and morphed into a little more. As we expanded the job, the work was never beyond their ability - the quality of the work was never compromised and there was never an issue of asking of too much. Many time contractors flee the moment they can because the job has been completed but Sean and Tim made sure we were satisfied and if not they corrected at their cost These guys hustle, show up and follow thru - that is the way busy is conducted in my mind. Furthermore their work and ideas are exceptional. I highly recommend

Don't use this guy. The minute you question him he threatens to take you to court and put a lien…read moreagainst our home. Not professional at all. He is extremely slow which works to his advantage at $90/hour, showing up when its convenient for him because he never gives you an exact time. Took him a week to do a 2 day job. He charged us an unexpected $1400+ for texturizing the garage ceiling and painting the garage, without clearly outlining all that he was doing, his outrageous rate or a complete estimate for the job. What a joke. After finally agreeing to a reasonable price he promised to drop off a check the next day. Instead he showed up two days later with a check for half of what he promised. When I texted to ask why he had gone back on our agreement he told me to "lose his number." This is my experience, but you have been warned.

We recently finished a two year journey that took us through discussions with no less than six…read morecontractors on a project to extend our gabled roof from our house over a portion of our patio so we could get more use out of the area. We finally decided to pull the trigger and proceed with the process right at the same time as Covid hit and at the onset of higher wood prices as well. Contractors for home improvement projects like what we wanted to do were in high demand. Ours was a small but complex project (due to several different roof lines) and we found out the pool of contractors was small. Some were upfront with us and said it was more complex than they could handle. A few of the very well known contractors around Frisco acted like they were up to the task of the project but when all said and done they didn't have the knowledge to actually build the specific design that we wanted. We went the extra step to get a structural engineer to prepare a report but unfortunately he turned out to be totally worthless and inept, his design was horrible, and he was a waste of money. He ended up being more of just a "concrete slab guy" rather than a structural engineer. We mistakenly thought we would be better prepared if we had a structural report ready for whatever contractor we picked, but we finally found a contractor that had a competent structural engineer they used that knew what they were doing - read on. Because it took so long to find a contractor we trusted, we had a lot of time to really plan out what we wanted. We were wanting to extend the gable over the patio, but had some specific preferences for the finish out. We wanted certain lighting accents, fans and electric heaters to get more use out of the covered space. We came across Beautiful Backyard Living (BBL) and after seeing the videos they had online, we gave them a call. Austin came out and worked with us during a consult where we talked about our vision and what we wanted to include. We knew it was a challenge, from a design and build out perspective, but Austin was great to work with. He took our concept and ran with it. They created a design that was structurally sound and that fit our vision perfectly. He came up with a visual rendering of the build out and took us through a couple iterations adding his ideas to ours to come up with a great plan. I was impressed with how professional BBL was and the fairness of their terms. NOTE: we even had one contractor that tried to discourage us from actually signing a contract for the work; if your contractor won't agree to the work in writing, run, don't walk away from that company! But with BBL, it was part of the process. Everything was in writing, pricing was agreed to up front, leaving nothing to chance - I really respected that. I'm not sure if our project was as involved as others, but we had carpentry, roofing, brick work, guttering, and electrical sub contractors involved. Austin, was there every step of the way making sure things got done right, corrected any issues to fit the plan, and adjusted as needed. He was working for us, and held his subs to his high standards. Suffice it to say the end product looked great. The brick addition blended in so well, and the carpentry on the covered gable, ceiling and cedar accents looked great. The patio cover extension looked like it was part of the house all along. We highly recommend working with BBL, their work is absolutely stunning!!!

*** WARNING. Do not hire this company. *** We paid them $600…read moreto provide a complete 3D design and finalized cost they refused to complete the work or refund our money. On Oct 10. the owner posted a response to backtrack on their story to claim they have refunded me "immediately". I HAVE NOT BEEN REFUNDED at all, this business is LYING. After I posted this update, the owner must have determined his false action was not good at deceiving readers of this review and changed his post again. (Screenshots added) Series of events: 1. We had them at our home 2. They provided a free cost estimate 3. We liked the estimate and discussed next steps. They informed us it's to pay $600 to get a completed design. We asked them point blank if paying for the design is going to provide us a complete/finalized design and that it does not require us to move forward with this business. They said yes we will be provided a complete and finalized design and no we will not be required to contract with this business 4. We payed $600 and entered the design phase 5. During the first review of our design we provided them with defects in the design based on the specifications provided and new requests we wanted to add. We were told we would be provided the complete and accurate designs with the defects corrected and the new requests added. 6. They provided a second design iteration which also had design defects which do not align with or meet our original requests. They had failed to incorporate the additional asks which were told would be provided 7. During the design review phase we aligned this business isn't an appropriate service partner for us to contract to build due to concerns we had with their contract regarding payment scheduling, accountability for damaging our personal property, and potential for cost increases. 8. We requested they finalized design plan which had already been paid for. 9. This business, as a result of us not choosing to pay the $10K+ non-refundable to move to the next phase, is refusing to complete the designs we have already paid for