All the staff was professional and always available to answer questions. They did a great job on…read moreour windows. I would definitively recommend them to others.

Everything about my experience with MsFixit (a division of Heritage Contracting Renovations) was…read moregreat! Tammy was responsive and informative in her e-mails; Burt, the handyman, was professional, kind, and did great work; and the pricing was fair. They were even able to get the work done a week earlier than originally scheduled because of an opening in their calendar. Burt did a really nice job with recaulking my shower and tub and providing helpful information about maintenance. I'm very pleased and will definitely look to hire MsFixit again in the future!

This review covers the free in-home design consult and scheduled appointment to review the…read morerenderings as a no-longer prospective customer. My husband and I had a free design consultation with Tony from EA Home Designs, and the experience was extremely disappointing. Tony showed up 30 minutes late without a call or text to let us know he'd be delayed. From the start, his demeanor came across as patronizing and dismissive -- particularly toward me as a woman. When he asked what kind of newel posts for the stairs I wanted and I replied "square," he snapped, raising his voice, "NO, I'm talking about the posts." I then showed him a picture -- of square posts -- which made it clear I knew exactly what I was referring to. As a professional engineer living in an affluent area, I was genuinely shocked by his tone and attitude. The contrast between how he spoke to my husband versus how he spoke to me was noticeable and uncomfortable. His behavior came across as misogynistic and condescending to me as a woman, which has no place in a professional design consultation. Later, when scheduling our design review, we told him we could come to their Sterling office three weeks from that day -- the soonest we were available. He snapped again, criticizing that timeframe as "too far away." Yet on the day of the appointment, after we'd planned our day and were preparing to drive an hour to Sterling, he called just 10 minutes before our appointment to say he couldn't make it. Lastly, he came to take measurements and took minimal measurements. We've had multiple quotes from other companies. Tony had the nerve to ask us for a floor plan, rather than taking physical measurements like he was supposed to. He must have realized this later - canceling our appointment to view the renderings of our project on our appointment day given how ill prepared he was. Between the unprofessional communication, attitude, and lack of respect for our time, this was one of the most unpleasant experiences we've had with a home design company. I initially scheduled the consultation because I liked their Instagram designs and frequent ads, but this interaction made it clear that great marketing doesn't equal great service. EA Home Designs should reconsider who they send out to represent their brand -- especially for projects worth $50K and up. Respect and professionalism matter. We will be taking our business elsewhere. We really were hoping they'd be the one stop shop for all of our home projects.

Ea home design is the best in business! The provided the best service when they remodeled my…read morekitchen and bathrooms! Highly recommend it and they are best for the value!

We hired Mike and his crew to construct a new deck on our home. Mike is honest, knowledgeable and…read morepassionate about his work. Throughout the planning process he was easy to communicate with and remained open to ideas and changes. It was a pleasure to work with Mike, Victor and the crew. Most importantly, we are thrilled with our beautiful new deck!

Mike is a very good, honest, and detail oriented contractor. Highly recommended. We had a great…read moreexperience with our remodel. Thanks Mike!!

Bull Construction has now completed 3 major projects for me (roof replacement, deck modifications…read morefor hot tub installation and a sliding glass door install with major water damage remediation) all with outstanding results. The staff is very knowledgeable and they don't take short cuts. The price is usually at or below their competitors but the quality has been exceptional which is why I will be using them for all future projects.

This was definitely a learning experience as new homeowners. We got taken but were a bit naive…read moreourselves--so please be better than us! The owner Shawn was dishonest and manipulate before the project then aggressive and intimidating afterwards. We were getting 10+ emails/calls/texts a day at one point. Painful. If you haven't signed yet, I'd recommend getting a second opinion on their proposal. If you've already signed, find someone knowledgeable in your corner to check each step of the way. I'm sure Bull tries to get honest reviews taken down but I'll try to keep this up even if they pressure us. Hope it helps. Good luck-- EDIT: an hour after posting this review my doorbell starts ringing. No joke, the owner is standing at my door. Kind of unsettling but I guess that's the point. He's going to "call his lawyers" if I don't delete the review. Very strange.

Edram construction was very unprofessional, extremely over priced with extremely poor quality…read moreservice. He quoted me over $10k for $800 plumbing work and over 11k for 4k electric panel work just to name a few. Edvin charge 6% tax on materials and 6% tax on labor for each quote separately. I had to terminate him because of poor quality service and not willing to do what the customer wants. He just wasn't to do what is easy for him. He tried to cut corners as much as possible. All consumers out there be aware of this company.

My Mom had passed away and I was working on her house. As one can imagine, I was not thinking…read moreclearly and my thoughts were a bit scattered. I brought several contractors in to asses the work I needed done and these guys felt right. They were considerate, hard working, showed up when they said they would and did an amazing job! We couldn't be happier. They did the work almost a year and a half ago and they job they did still holds up well. They painted, removed wallpaper, installed a half wall, removed a built in bookshelf, helped to make two bathrooms presentable by replacing toilets, sinks, fixtures, and just made the house nice again. Worth every penny. When I need more work done, I will be giving them a call.

I love my new Master Bath!…read more This is the second time I have hired Ryan Reph for a major remodeling project, and I couldn't be happier. All the vendors he sent me to were top notch, the team was always on time. Communication was awesome, and I always knew who was going to be there, and what they would be doing. Ryan has been doing this a LONG time, and while he strongly feels that the customer is always right, he is also more than willing to break down the pros and cons of any decision. You make the decision, but Ryan is more than able to give you the benefit of his experience. I love the quality of the materials and the workmanship, and the value for the product cannot be beat. Clean up was very thorough, and they sent a man back just to go over any small items after the job was done (I was hard pressed to find any). I can't really think why I would hire anyone else.

Please note that this review is only based on the design and consultation steps of a bathroom…read morerenovation we tried to do with Ryan Reph Remodeling. We contacted Selwa Reph to come to our house and start the process for giving us an estimate to renovate a 10'x12' bathroom. While discussing what we wanted, I pointed out that because it will be the most used bathroom in the house, we want it to be more than just a basic job and were willing to spend some money to use higher-end materials and to please reflect that in the price estimates for the contract. I asked the same of her that I did the other companies who came in....please don't quote us the lowest price estimate for materials....we're not buying plain white tile from Home Depot, so please estimate for midrange materials so if we have the budget we can go for even nicer stuff, but don't budget for the low-end materials. We have not done a renovation like this before, so we had no idea what cheaper materials cost vs more expensive ones, so we were relying on her expertise. When we showed a picture of a shower with glass tiles, we asked Selwa how those materials would change the prices quoted in the contract and she said it would be a difference of a few hundred dollars. We signed with Reph Remodeling and they gave us a price range of $8/SqFt for tiles to work with. They also sent the specs for the job to Architectural Tile and Ceramic in Vienna. When my wife and I showed up there to select tile, grout, flooring, etc., out of all the selections in that store, there was about 1/4th of one small bin that let us pick from about 20 basic porcelain tiles in that price range (see picture). With such a pathetic selection, we went ahead and picked out tiles we liked in the $16 price range. What had been an $1,850 allowance ballooned to a $5,920 estimate from Architectural Tile and Ceramic. And that amount was based on the contractors discounted prices! When I spoke with Selwa Reph about her estimate for $8/SqFt, she defended it and said I should have been able to find something in my price range there but said she would call the salesperson and review the quote they had provided us. She also claimed she specified the "difference of a few hundred dollars" for glass tiles was only in reference to the construction cost...not the added cost of the tiles which she did not mention or use to adjust her estimate of $8/SqFt....why didn't she add in the change in the cost to materials as well? When we went to another tile shop to redo the entire process of selecting materials, the manager of the store immediately caught an error on the original quote from the other store that added on over $1,300 to the quote; calling for a whole palate of 50 lb bags of thinset......56 bags in all....2,800 pounds of thinset for a 10'x12' bathroom. The other tile shop said we would need 4 bags at most. The total from Architectural Tile and Ceramic was still way over Selwa's estimate of $1,850, but a huge glaring error that should stand out to a company that works with this all day every day. When I asked Selwa about this error, she admitted that she did not actually review the order with the sales rep and just never caught the error. It was after bringing this issue up along with pointing out my displeasure about the lowball pricing estimate that Selwa Reph decided to terminate the contract and returned our deposit. While they get great reviews and I have no basis for commenting on the demo & construction team, they are not cheap so we expected better results at all stages of our interactions with them. If you decide to work with them, just be skeptical of the materials pricing unless you already know exactly what you're going to have them install and then make sure you have someone else review the order for materials accuracy. I will note that the contractor we wound up going with wound up costing less, immediately verified the estimates from the tile supplier and went over our selections to make sure he understood what we wanted so he could give us the most accurate estimate which wound up being within $150 of the final total for materials.

Had a few problems along the way. Not clear on the layouts, quick to enclose and replace doors…read morelater. A few sketchy subcontractor and not the best quality equipment. 3 years after the build and replacing furnace. Not to mention the plumbing problems. Watch the contract closely and use Lowe's materials- they do! But try to upsell you on other sites. Really disappointed because we love the space.

incompetent. We…read moreretained Moss to do two projects, one called the "interior/beam" project and the other for the master bathroom. As to the interior/beam project, one of the two support columns that their subcontractor installed was over a gap in the foundation where there is a passthrough to our crawl space. Moss didn't even check to see if the column would be over the foundation before construction. Fairfax County Code and Development Compliance (inspector Haggerty) recommended three possible alterations to deal with the fact that the column was over the gap. The inspector said we could (1) get a longer beam, (2) put in additional headers in the crawlspace to distribute the weight across the gap, or (3) support the column by placing a short column in the gap and cutting a new pass through. In addition, the inspector noted that the other support column was improperly constructed. In fact, several of the studs from the roof to the new support beam were cut too short and did not even contact the new beam (see pics). They also did not put up a temporary wall to support the upper levels of the house during the time they installed the new beam. In addition, on the first day of the bathroom project, the worker broke a pipe when altering the plumbing to the bathtub and there was water damage on the ceiling of the family room below the master bath. We later learned that this young man is not a licensed plumber. For these reasons, among others, at this point we had lost all faith in their structural work and decided we couldn't take the chance of having them try to fix the interior/beam project. Consequently, we terminated the interior project, but decided to finish what was left for the bathroom project. We then asked them to tally up the costs to date for the beam project so that we could reconcile them with our payments to date and close it out. After about three or four weeks they agreed to give us the costs and indicated that they would tack on a 30-40% markup as the general contractor. Even though we understand that the industry standard is 20% (10% for overhead and 10% for profit), we agreed to their markup. The "costs" they gave us, however, were grossly inflated. For example, the first line item is for a gas fireplace that they purportedly had already ordered. There was an allowance of $3,986.89 for the fireplace in the contract, which would equate to $5,581.64 with a 40% markup. However, the total cost they gave us for the fireplace was $6,891.25. And, they hadn't actually ordered the fireplace! Once we saw the fireplace discrepancy, we began to question the other line items. The first thing we did was to obtain the actual invoice from the Sheets lumber yard in Vienna for the next line item, which was the steel beam used in the framing. The line item on the original worksheet they gave to us had $1,114 for the steel beam. The Sheets invoice shows $568.25, which would be $795.55 after a 40% markup. At this point, it was clear that the "costs" they gave us were grossly inflated and were not even remotely based on actual costs. We called them out on the overcharges and they initially denied them. We had to show the project manager the receipt from Sheets before he would acknowledge the fraud. Then Moss took him off the project. After all that, when we gave them the check to finish the bathroom project, they had someone come to the house to take the check and then told us via email that they were terminating the contract. We later learned that they have been fined by VA DPOR for their contracting practices. You can look it up on the DPOR website. There are a lot a good qualified contractors in Fairfax county. Based on our experience, you should look elsewhere. They claim not to know us. That should tell you everything you need to know

3 Liars basement. Dont believe anything these people tell you. Get everything in writing. These…read morepeople promised me a 7% discount but never gave me the full discount. The representative on the phone are very rude and dont want to work with you.

I contacted 3 Pros to inspect and repair a water leak in the basement. Pedro responded pretty…read morequickly and came over the next day to identify the source of the leak. It turned out that the leak was coming from the water heater which was long due for replacement. Pedro was very professional, kind, and knowledgeable about the problem and gave us sound advice on what kind of water heater to order and how to salvage our basement flooring from mold. He really didn't have to help us but he went out of his way to give us suggestions for a DIY project. 3 Pros will be on my speed dial for future waterproofing projects and I strongly recommend them to anyone looking for quick, fair and exceptional customer service for basement waterproofing. Thank you Pedro!