My experience with this company was very disappointing. The project was not completed as expected, and when I called to ask about the remaining work, the owner spoke to me in an unprofessional and hostile manner. We ultimately finished the work ourselves. Later, an invoice was sent via text, rather than by email as expected, and it was sent to my spouse, who was not the appropriate contact person. When that invoice wasn't paid, the company threatened legal action against my spouse instead of contacting me directly. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this company. read more

Barrett was great. He work around my schedule as painful as it was and made me a priority. I'm very pleased with my egress window installation. Excellent work for the quote that was honored. And so greatful that he traveled to Helena for this project. I will be considering him on my next egress project. read more

Ontime and timely in the work requested. Willing to move in progress work as possible to make tight time frames work. Greatly appreciate the work of Barrett Concrete Cutting. read more

DO NOT USE!! Jim Barrett is the worst subcontractor I have ever used. I hired him to dig and cut the openings of two egress windows. He dug the holes and then disappeared for over 3 weeks. He would not answer his phone or respond to voice mails or texts. After coming out of his "bender" or whatever he gave me every excuse under the sun why he didn't perform the tasks he was contracted to do. In the space of less than 4 hours after finally making contact with me, after disappearing for over 3 weeks, he threatened to lien the property. No apologies, no owning up to his complete and utter lack of professionalism just more BS excuses. He must be his lawyer son's number one client with the eagerness to lien the property. He'd rather sue you than do the actual work. read more

Terrible experience. Hired Barret to cut and install two basement egress windows. I genuinely have nothing positive to say about the whole affair, it was almost surreal how disorganized it was. I can say that I'm glad it's over. My primary mistake was I signed a bare-bones estimate/agreement. As a layperson, I had no idea what to expect and was not informed of what exactly I could expect. This allowed Barret a lot of wiggle room and details were subject to interpretation. Most of the following mistakes were due this lack of written detail. Communication was mostly via text with the occasional phone call/message. I asked how long the job would take and when the project would begin. I was told, by Barret, that it would take 2 weeks and would begin 4 days later. The job began, unexpectedly, 2 days later and wasn't completed for 7 weeks. When pipes were broken and electrical line snapped, I was told that Barret was not responsible, although after much prodding Barret did complete the repairs. Workers continuously showed up when they weren't expected and would not show up when they were expected. I am not comfortable with complete stranger having free access to my home so I was in person the majority of the time. For the better part of 7 weeks, life had to be put on hold or rearranged in order to accommodate work that may or may not be done that day. Barret did not supervise or even inspect work done by contractors. It was necessary for me to point out mis-measurements, gaps, and work that was out of square and needed to be redone. Rather than bicker over details and subject myself untold weeks of waiting, in the end I cleaned up the mess left behind and finished the job myself. Some people have rightly given Barret great reviews, and I'm not you shouldn't to hire Barret. Rather, I'm just saying get as many details as possible. read more