Done Well should be renamed Did Extremely Well! In dealing with contractors for decades in building…read morea new house and major renovations/modernization of a 60's house, Joshua and his team ranks absolutely top! Or in my father's language "He shows himself a workman well approved!" (2 Tim 2:15). Let me enumerate some observations: * He asked knowledgably probing questions to insure that his crew does "What you want" and not "What you said" * His quote broke down the work into good layers. This caused us to realize that some of our asks were expensive but a sufficient economical alternative could be done * He owns and transport his own equipment. Many contractors rent out and that both increases bids and often left work unpolished because the equipment was due for pickup by the renter. * Many minor "tunings" were done during the work. Items not asked for -- but things he saw that would make things better for us -- at NO ADDITIONAL Costs. Example, we ask for new gravel UP TO our parking area (which was in good shape) -- he bought in two additional loads of gravel and recovered the parking area. The wife was absolutely delighted. * At the end of every day there was an email about the progress and what was planned next. During work day, he would respond within an hour when we sent an email. * He was glad to quote on minor additions (for example, removing a range fence and rebuilding it 20' further from the road). Work started promptly. * He hauled away a pile of old appliances at no cost. Our request was to clear 50' of trees and vegetation around our building for better protection against wild fire. Although we have Hardy (concrete) Sidings and metal roof we want that extra margin [if only for insurance purposes], This house was custom built for the wife's health issue. We then ask him to "fix 600' of access road that had become a bumpy ride as it aged over 16 years, similarly removing vegetation on both sides for 20'. The wife was ecstatic with all of the work done. Done promptly and at the quoted price. For a couple in their seventies -- we were double pleased about hiring Done Well and intend to make him our first call for future work.

Josh reclaimed my field and cleared a fence line on my property. He did an excellent job at a fair…read moreprice... he even threw in a couple extra projects when he had finished early. Overall I would highly recommend this company and will be using his company in the future for a couple more projects.

This was my first time visiting the RoozenGaarde Tulip Festival, and by the time we left, I was…read morealready saying, "We need to come back next year." I've seen photos of the tulip fields before, but nothing prepared me for seeing them in person. The colors seem to go on forever, and there are so many different varieties of tulips. Everywhere you look feels like a postcard. Honestly, the pictures I took don't even come close to capturing how beautiful it is. A little tip for anyone visiting: wear garden boots or rain boots if there's been recent rain. The parking area is gravel, and some spots can get pretty muddy. Thankfully, there are plenty of porta-potties near the entrance before you head into the farm. The staff were so friendly and helped direct everyone where to go. As you walk toward the fields, you get a little preview of the tulips ahead, and I remember thinking, "Wow, this is beautiful." Then we got into the actual fields and realized that was just the beginning. There were so many great spots for photos. On the day we visited, the sky had those big fluffy white clouds, and the colorful fields reminded me of the Teletubbies landscape my son used to watch when he was little. It felt almost surreal. I also loved that this is clearly a family farm. There was food, a gift shop, and even a catalog where you can order bulbs to grow some of these beautiful flowers at home. The whole area has that small-town, community feel that just makes you slow down and enjoy where you are. Knowing that your visit helps support a local family farm makes it even better. And the mountain backdrop behind the tulip fields? Absolutely incredible. Every time I thought I'd found the prettiest view, I'd turn around and find another one. If you're thinking about going, do it. Just be sure to stay on the paths and help protect the flowers for everyone else. This was one of those places that left me smiling the whole drive home.

The Tulip Festival was such a great experience overall and absolutely worth the trip! Yes, it was…read morebusy but honestly, what do you expect at a popular spring event? The crowd comes with the territory. What really stood out was how well-organized everything was. Staff were actively directing traffic for parking and foot traffic which made the arrival process surprisingly smooth given the turnout. It's clear the organizers put thought into the logistics. The flower variety was truly awesome! Sooo many stunning colors and blooms that you just don't see every day. If you're a photography lover then this place is a dream. Every corner was practically begging to be photographed. They did have concessions on-site, which was convenient but my one suggestion would be to bring in a couple of food carts or local vendors to mix things up. The options were pretty basic. Think hotdogs and the usual staples. A little more variety in the food department would really elevate the whole experience. Minor food note aside, it was a fantastic visit and a perfect way to spend a spring day.

Very, very poor follow up. I received an estimate from Sara for carpeting. She never returned my…read moremessages requesting a date for measuring. I finally drove 30 minutes to the store on a Thursday to get an appointment. Sara was there and had an excuse, saying she was going to call me on Monday. Ummm... too busy to look at the scheduling calendar, make a call and get a date on the calendar with a client? Dale came to measure and sent a proposal that afternoon. After looking at the proposal, I noticed they had used my sister-in-law's address in Seattle as the ship to/install. I'm in Skagit County. I wrote back to Dale, copying Sara, asking them to switch the address to mine. Dale said he would, but that it would change the sales tax amount. Unsure why that would be an issue as it would come out in my favor... Skagit county sales tax is much less than King County. I am yet to receive the revised proposal even though I have called a few times requesting that it be done. Has been one month since Dale measured for carpeting. I can't imagine they are so busy that they can't get into a proposal and change the address and resend it in an email to me. The dismissive behavior by Sara and lack of follow up on both their parts has me incredibly disappointed. I will never shop at Great floors in Burlington. I suggest you don't either. Yes they can give you great prices but I don't think it's worth it in the long run. Many other places have wonderful flooring in the area and they can come very close to their prices.

I was going to have countertops, carpet and laminate flooring done. I went through to the process…read moreof having my house measured, picked some things out. I was told it would be 1-2 days to get a quote. It's been 7 days and have heard nothing. Now I have to start the process over. My project will be 3-4 weeks behind now. I guess they don't want business. I'm pissed!

I loaded up with the three way general mix soil to put a lawn in…read more It has a TON of crushed GLASS and PLASTIC in it. Did I say it has a TON OF GLASS and PLASTIC in it!? It was also a coarse grind instead of fine which resembled beauty bark...it is supposed to mimic top soil....

I have used them for over 5 years. I enjoy knowing that my trimming are being recycled. The staff…read morehas always been great to us.

My house was damaged during bomb cyclone and needed to store my baby grand and remembered I had a…read moregreat experience with pro piano about 9 years ago moving to Issaquah. Contacted them thru the yelp app and it was seamless and scheduled for pick up. Movers showed up on time and was very conscience and careful to pack up my baby grand for the move. Very courteous as well. I was able to set up payment online. I highly recommend this company for their professionalism.

Pro Piano Move was a great choice for moving my old Yamaha U3!! I was nervous about having my piano…read moremoved (because I love this piano a ton) but the team was so professional that I felt immediately better as soon as they arrived. The price was very reasonable and I'd definitely hire them again if I need my piano moved.

from start to finish everything went smoothly, all questions were answered no matter how many calls…read moreor emails you made, always polite and knowledgeable, installation was excellent they made sure to include you in on even a minor change. And the quality of the quartz is beautiful

TASK: Remove existing backsplash and countertop and install a new backsplash and countertop…read more PROBLEM 1: NEITHER THE DEMOLITION CREW NOR THE INSTALLATION CREW WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR PREPPING THE COUNTERTOPS. Nothing was covered. All contents of the drawers were contaminated by demolition materials. In addition, during the demolition, the underlayment of the countertops was damaged. As stated in the contract, this was not to be addressed by Granite and Marble Specialists (GMS). Once the island countertop was removed, you could see that a heavy layer of glue remained on the underlay. The installers said that that was not their responsibility. They installed the countertop over the uneven underlayment of the residual glue. This meant that there were up to 1/2 inch gaps between the counter and the underlayment, stretching a span of 108.5 inches. Over time, this will lead to instability and breakage of the stone. The installers forged ahead and installed the new countertop independent of the gaps. The installers were adamant that they had installed the island countertop to level. RESULT: We had to remove the new countertop and have the surface sanded to level before having them reinstall the countertop. PROBLEM 2: NEITHER THE DEMOLITION CREW NOR THE INSTALLATION CREW WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR PREPPING THE BLACKSPLASH AFTER DEMOLITION. This meant that it was the homeowner's responsibility to install drywall and to make sure that the backsplash was level. The backsplash was 1.5 inches unlevel from one end of the backsplash to the other. Thus, in addition to the provision of drywall because the existing drywall was damaged during demolition, we had to shim the drywall to ensure the backsplash was level for the backsplash installation. RESULT: We had to go buy wood, cut it to the specific dimensions and install the new underlayment for the backsplash. IN SUM: GMS provided what the contract stated, an installed countertop and backsplash. It was not stated in the contract that it be level or that it be level to the degree that it was level prior to the new installation. The installers showed it to be level because the countertop was 108.5 inches long X 46 inches wide X 3cm deep. So, BEWARE. If this is the type of installation you are looking for, this is the organization for you.