Eugene and his team helped us with our fencing project in mid 2024 when we moved into our new home…read more He had a very competitive bid to start with and was super communicative throughout the process which was helpful since we were going through a long distance move from California to the Seattle area. The finish was very polished and thorough. Beyond just the fence, they also helped clean up our pond and minor handyman work around the house which was very nice. The team also made sure to incorporate feedback as they worked through the project to ensure it was well protected for our dogs. Highly recommend them and will definitely work with them again in the future!

This was a great experience, they were far less than three other estimates I had. Got the work done…read morequickly and cleaned up the yard well. I have two other projects I will have them do in the future. Highly recommend!

I needed a Professional to renovate my roof top deck I called puget sound builders and renovations…read morethey send Matt the project manager he guided me through the different steps and codes of Trex Decking he gave great price compare to other bids and he just made it happen in 2 weeks!! Amazing results. Highly recommended!!!

Good people to have do work for you. Very quick and efficient. Polite communication, even though I…read moream not the easiest customer to deal with. The deck's structural and aesthetic integrity is excellent. As projects come up we would not hesitate to use them again.

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.

I called and needed a deck redone quickly. They responded with a professional detailed estimate and…read moreprovided me advice on options for improving how long my new deck would last. Within a week, they helped with a new design and they walked me through getting my permit. They added value to the services I expected by making sure I understood the process along the way from start to finish. Due to the permitting taking 2 weeks the project took just over a month for design, permitting and installation. The crew was very professional and worked really hard to get this done in time for my birthday! Thank you FG!

They are reliable, honest and operate with integrity. I recommend them to anyone who is looking for…read moresome great remodeling . Fabricio always takes the time to answer any questions I may have, and provides me with all the options available- to replacement and build me a beautiful deck. As a woman, it can be difficult to find contractors you can trust with your home, so I'm very happy to meeting you guys, definitely would hiring again!

Fabricio was initially very responsive to the job and got started quickly. The scope of my project…read morewas large, ~12K$ roof PVC replacement. However, from there, the experience became very stressful. The invoice from the project came from "Seattle ART Construction", but the phone number and business card referred to FAGU construction, hence the review here. The crew of 3+ people that was supposed to come was mostly 1 person, with a helper here and there. They were never on time and late by a few hours each day. The constructions site was disorganized, there were bits and screws everywhere. After the project finished, there was a big problem with a new leak that didn't exist before. Fabricio has not responded to email or phone. At this point, I just want to warn others before taking on larger, more complex projects with FAGU construction or Seattle ART Construction.

It's vital for any interior designer to have trusted contractors they can recommend to clients,…read morebecause in the end, even the most beautiful design is only as good as its real-world execution. As a designer with extensive experience in the construction industry, my standards are higher than most--and I have complete confidence in Palmer Residential. I've worked with Ron and his skilled team on several projects, from large home renovations to small kitchen additions, and I'm always impressed with their professionalism and craftsmanship. My clients appreciate the results, of course, but they're also fans of Palmer Residential's collaborative process: Thanks to the team's emphasis on transparency and open communication, even complex remodels are as smooth and stress-free as possible. Perhaps most important, Palmer Residential approaches each project with a level of passion and dedication equaling that of the client and the designer. When you're trusting a contractor to help bring a unique vision to life, that means everything. And the proof is in the finished product, time and again.

Ron and his team remodeled our house in 2018, in 2022 the seal on a few of the new windows failed…read moreand, because someone removed the serial number stickers from the windows when they installed them, I couldn't submit a warranty claim with the manufacturer (Alside). In 2022 Ron was responsive and ensured the window panes were replaced. In May of 2026 more seals on the same batch of windows failed, but now Ron is no longer responsive. He put us in touch with an Alside branch manager (who FINALLY sent us a list of the serial numbers for our windows) and washed his hands of us. Ron didn't responded to my last email, just forwarded it to the Alside Rep. So while their work is fine, their customer service isn't.

These guys do a fantastic job! Highly recommend! They do quality work, are extremely professional,…read moreand are happy to work with you around design and budgetary preferences. They did significant work on our dank, partially finished basement, building a comfortable living room, completely refinishing the bathroom, updating some electrical, rebuilding the stairs, and even doing some extra work to seal the walls of our 100-year-old house. Towards the end, since they got pretty busy in their schedule, there were a few details that needed to be redone and the end of the project dragged on a little longer than expected, but overall, we were very happy with the work and the completion of the project. Their guys are very professional, with all of their direct employees wearing their company's logos to ensure on-site security. They work efficiently, exhibited good craftsmanship, and are thorough (even helped us haul away some extra old fixtures). They can help with some design recommendations, but they aren't technically architects, so it helps if you already have some idea of what you want to accomplish in your build. Sure, you could get much higher end finishes and building details, but for the price and value, these guys are excellent. And they've also helped with some water damage repair on short notice, which was super helpful. In general, they were great at communication on our project (although they got a little busy toward the end). However, sometimes emailing doesn't work well, so I'd recommend calling or texting if you really want to get a hold of them.

Trinity Construction, is hands down the best contractor in WA. Excellent communication, fast…read moreresponse and best of all high level quality of work. Makes all my projects super easy. From permitting to inspections and wrapping up the jobs super clean. Easy to talk to

I had a project to build a 120-ft fence, including clearing blackberry bushes and wild growth. The…read moreLSV company did a fantastic job. They made custom-made fences with a beautiful small wall on the base, which helps me in preventing rodents visiting my backyard again. The price was highly competitive for such an excellent craftsmanship. They are very responsive, creative, polite, and very clean in conducting the project. In other words, they are true professionals. I highly recommend LSV Company.

LSV Company did great job. We really enjoyed working with…read moreSerhii and his team. They built for us beautiful deck and fence! Highly recommended! Great workmanship! Reasonable price!