Original Review: Ruben and his team were professional and did a great job on my large job. His team…read moreadded a room, remodeled 2 bathrooms, interior painting, and floors throughout my house. I had worked with a different contractor on a different project and this was such a different and welcome experience. Thank you for making my house a place I lo

I had Castillo do a remodel do a project for me,I hired this contractor to complete drywall work in…read moremy home. Unfortunately, the quality of the work did not meet expectations. Several areas required significant touch-ups, the finish was uneven, and cleanup was not properly completed. Communication became difficult when I raised concerns, and the issues were not resolved in a timely manner. Based on my experience, I would not hire this contractor again.

Very happy with the service from A Sound Handyman. Mark was very responsive and was able to work…read moreout a convenient time to get the job done. Thank you for the good work!

Great communication, constant updates, worked well with me as a first time home owner. Their…read morequality of work is top notch. I highly recommend and will contact Steve's Home Services for any future remodels and repairs.

We had a chance for an unexpected bathroom remodel - we hadn't thought about what we needed or…read morewanted, but we had the time to get it done and knew we needed major changes. Steve listened to what we needed (mobility remodeling), made suggestions, and helped us choose new cabinets, flooring, and everything. It turned out functional and looks great. The crew was careful, clean, and very upbeat. They moved walls, changed some minor drainage issues, added a barn door, and just made it all work. We're very happy with the outcome.

Over a year ago, I engaged this company due to their reported high-end quality. Initially, their…read morework appeared satisfactory; however, by Christmas of 2023, I observed a decline in the quality of their craftsmanship. It seemed that their workers were prioritizing the completion of their tasks to attend the company party. They informed me that my floor required an additional $5,500 for repairs. Despite this, the floor still exhibits signs of unevenness. The stairs, which were supposed to be high-end, were of substandard quality, and the company had to return to complete the job. However, the work was still under warranty, but it cost an additional $4,000 to fix the squeaking floor they created. The final caulking of the stairs was also unsatisfactory. The caulking of the trim was never completed. I had to hire an electrician to fix their mistakes, which cost several thousand dollars, as they are not certified electricians. Regarding the painting, I noticed several areas where the trim was overpainted and areas that were not adequately painted. I did not receive the high-end quality I expected. I had asked them not to ask me to provide a review, but I keep receiving notices, so I am providing one here.

We have been looking for a landscaper for our new home and called to schedule an appointment with…read moreSunny Seattle. Since they only do the visits during specific dates each month, our appointment was scheduled a couple of weeks out. While it wasn't ideal to have to wait, we were willing as we understood this was their process. On the morning of our appointment, they sent a text canceling the appointment stating that they were "full on this route." Not only was it inconvenient having to wait so long for the initial appointment, but canceling at the last possible moment using an excuse when they've had our address and knew what neighborhood we were in all along was entirely unprofessional. We reached out based on the positive reviews. Unfortunately, our experience was otherwise.

Ren-O-Paint: excellent quality for the price. Friendly, transparent and communicative from the…read morebeginning and throughout the entire painting process(exterior house painting). No "added charges" after the work was done. The painting is top tier. A big thank you to Brad, Sean(sp?), Joe, and Dan! Pros: An attention to detail from Brad's first walk around to Dan's finishing touches left me both impressed and relieved to have chosen them to paint our house. It's the sum of all the little things about Ren-O-Paint that add up to greatness here. The quality of the painting for the price is an exceptional bargain in my opinion. Brad (the owner) was communicative and responsive to our many questions from the moment he responded to my voice mail. He made time the same day I left him a message to come out and take a look at our house. His quote followed shortly thereafter and we never looked back. The Ren-O-Paint crew likewise were always ready to answer questions we had. Brad would check in with us every day the crew was there to ask if we had any questions. They did what they said they were going to do: Show up at a certain time on a certain date. Dan made suggestions on certain portions of the house based on his experience that turned out to be an excellent fit for us. There was never a time we felt that we couldn't ask about something we had a question about. Cons: Absolutely none. There is nothing I wish had been done differently here and we are so pleased with the result.

They did a great job. They showed up, answered questions, responded to requests in a professional…read moremanner and the end result turned out very well. We are pleased with them and would recommend them to anyone looking to have their house painted. Keep up the great work!

The TOV siding team did such a great job on our Hardie Board siding installation, paint & new…read moregutters. Art was very responsive to any questions or concerns we had & made sure that we were happy with the work performed every step of the way. His quote for the job came in well below other quotes we had gotten, but the quality of the work & materials used were top notch. When we had concerns about touch ups on the paint, he came by to inspect everything himself & made sure that it was taken care of at no additional cost & in a timely manner. We would definitely recommend TOV siding to anyone looking for great priced, quality work.

We had multiple quotes for siding our 4500 square-foot house and TOV Siding came in as one of the…read morebest deals for the quality of work they provided. They also gave us an option to have our house painted at a discounted price when added with Siding . They perform the work very professionally and kept up to the timelines needed for our project as well as helped us with any other problems that occurred along the way. They are a very professional company and went above and beyond the scoops of work expected. We will use them again for all of our future projects and appreciate the quality of work, they produce.

We have been working with this company for the past couple months. Had a few run ins with…read morepermitting (not their fault) but given an unforeseen situation, they were willing to work through it honestly without being pushy. We appreciate their good character which can be difficult to find but also the quality of their workmanship. We are not complete with the work but have been impressed with what has been completed so far and the way in which they conduct business.

TL;DR: I hired them for a custom loft. During the project we had an argument about a ship ladder,…read moreleading to an early termination of the project. They also didn't follow the design provided before the project leading to failed inspection on permit. Long wall of text below. A few months back, I was looking to build a sleeping loft in our family room. I engaged a structural engineer and architect to design the loft. I then contacted Cody via Thumbtack after researching their portfolio for the project. I've shared the architecture and design multiple times via text and emails and Cody assured me he can build "whatever the architect has designed". I've put down a 12k deposit and kicked start the project. What I've learnt eventually is that Cody and David have a certain way to do decking, and they're reluctant to do stuff outside of what they are used to. At the same time they didn't consult the design doc as they're building. When the project got to the part of building the stair/ladder for the loft, we got into a problem. I wanted to have a stair/ladder that is steeper than the standard (with a slope angle about 50 degree). This was documented clearly in the architecture design that I've shared before the project started. When they cut the stringer neither in the style nor dimension of the design without checking with me, I pointed it out and asked for it to be fixed. In particular the stair landing didn't match with the end of the loft area (photo attached) They asked me to cover the cost of the replacement ($400), I proposed that we split the cost and they got upset with me and said "it's not the proper way to do it". Only when I opened the agreed design that they agreed it can be done in that way. (design photos included) Things halted when we again couldn't agree on the placement of the post for the handrail. I've attached a photo of the placement of the post that they propose. When I pointed out it didn't look like the design, and I couldn't approve the post, their answer was that the design couldn't be done. I suggested another placement. They said it would "look ugly" and "doesn't work that way". This is when I realized that they didn't get that while some of the parts of the design that they didn't particularly care about, it was important to me. Our values simply don't align: Cody and David value their way of building a deck, while I want a custom loft that matches my design. It had gotten to a point that any discussion could turn into an argument and communication was no longer productive. Here are the few things they have commented up until this point: - That the design of the stairs which was done by a structural engineer and an architect is not the proper way to do stairs. - That if they bring this to their friend to build the ladder as in the design, the friend would think "you're crazy" - That they can place a lien on my house if I don't pay them. Mind you this was in the middle of a discussion when the work wasn't even completed yet. - That if I posted a bad review on their website they could just take it down. - That "their time is money too" and if they could go back, they wouldn't do this project for me. Well that would make 2 of us. On top of that, the project was delayed and dragged out for a month to accommodate their other projects. I decided on that day to end the contract without the handrail installed, this is not worth the stress and anxiety from working with Cody and David, not knowing what part of the design they will disagree with me tomorrow and how long this would drag out. I paid them in full without the handrail - the project cost 19.7k in total. I now have a unfinished loft which failed framing inspection so 3k on architecture and permit fees down the gutter.

Shannon Heights Heating came and serviced my furnace, they were fast to install, clean, and very…read morepolite, highly recommend.