There was a rocky start to my experience with Versa Tile when we went on a Saturday and the…read moresalesperson was very unhelpful and rushing us to come back on a weekday. But I took a leap, came back, and tried this place again. My sales rep Andy was 100% better and really helped save the day! He was very considerate, thoughtful, and knowledgeable about granite and countertop installations. We ended up finding a beautiful option and the install was a breeze. I would highly recommend this place for anyone looking for tile work in their home or place of work.

Never use versatile in crofton…read more Unethical practices, was quoted a price, then later charged double! Owner used every excuse from his son quoted it so it must be his sons fault, it was not his son that quoted. Then it must have been his cousin female that gave the wrong price. It was a simple match piece for the side of a vanity 4"by 22". Took no responsibility At all the entire discussion. I called twice after my son picked up the peice and paid, so I left a message which they didn't call back, then went up in person. Was given every excuse why it wasnt his fault. This is the owner, so you know he doesnt care about customers! Do yourself a favor go elsewhere!! Do not spend your hard earned money here. rating os 0 for taking advantage of customers. note to the owner that just responded- I would never asked for ANYTHING free (illogical)- just what I was was quoted for a simple 3 inchx 22 inch peice. I took time to visit your store to quote a price then go back and order, have my son pickup visit to finish the purchase. this exchange / unrealistic response that the customer is looking for free is UNTRUE, I asked for a reasonable pay for service that I quoted; in fact you claimed afterwards there is nothing less than $100 service minimum. Which again was not the quoted/ mentioned for I would have gone to lowes instead. But I wished to shop local businesses , which I now regret.

Earlier this year we had Jim and Brown's Custom Contracting renovate our kitchen and could not be…read morehappier with the results. From start to finish Jim was very communicative, professional and easy to work with. He kept us informed throughout the entire process. Our new kitchen looks fantastic and we highly recommend Jim and his team. We'll be contacting Jim for our future renovation needs!

Jim was outstanding in helping me think through the possibilities for a major home addition. He…read morecarefully explained design options, permitting requirements, and cost estimates. He is a one stop contractor with connections to architects, designers, and the trades. I feel super fortunate to have him on my team.

This is a great showroom. The showroom not only has beautiful high end slabs and tile but the…read morebathroom designs are something you see in a penthouse. It's absolutely beautiful. This is not your average tile place. The owners here are very experienced and the staff is very friendly. Great place!

The Solstice Kitchen and Bath team did a terrific rehab of our master bedroom, bathroom, and small…read moresitting room. The shower, commode, tile, wood floor, vanity, cabinets, lighting, paint , etc. everything was redone. They did their work professionally and efficiently. We were continually updated on who was coming each day and what they would be doing. Shout out to Cathy for helping with some of our selections and keeping us mindful of our budget. I wouldn't hesitate to have Solstice do more work for us in the future. I highly recommend them. You won't find a better company.

Derreck, from Solstice Kitchen and Bath, was extremely helpful today by finding trim that I need…read morefor a cabinet that his company did not provide nor install 18 years ago. He found two pieces of trim from storage for cabinetry that is no longer manufactured, but by the same manufacturer and with a similar color. He was most pleasant and went beyond helpful!

First off United Granite is pricey. But the huge selection of stone they offer really gives you a…read morehuge array of choices. I just remodeled my powder room and looked at hundreds of stone slabs at United Granite in Bowie for a vanity top. I picked several options but there was one piece poking out behind two other slabs that really spoke to me. They have a pulley system that allows them to lift and moved huge stone slabs. Then I could see the whole slab and I knew I had to have it for my powder room. The people who fabricated the stone cut the backsplash portion so that the natural veigning of the stone was perfectly matched. I am one happy customer. Thank you so much Chris!

I think this place may be higher than many but it has gorgeous stone that's hard to find other…read moreplaces, great service and are extremely fast. Would use them again.

I reached out to Hammertime Construction for a quote on a roof replacement. From start to finish…read morethe process was easy, fair, and done well. Great communication between text, phone, and email. Quick turn around from inspection to quote. Plus he thought of things others left out and I didn't know to ask like skylight replacement. No high pressure sales tactics He quoted a fair price and was able to start quickly. His crew was prompt and efficient (and very clean) I did a sweep after they left and didn't find a single nail (not saying this will always happen but it was nice). All in all, I give Hammertime Construction a highly recommend. I have already had him quote out our next project.

After realizing I don't have time to do every home project myself, I reached out to Hammertime…read moreConstruction. After coming out to put eyes on the issue, I received a reasonable estimate and a window for completion. On the project day, the crew was prompt, worked efficiently, and made sure the work area was clean before leaving. Can't say how thankful I was that they were able to fit me into a busy holiday week. Going forward, they'll be my first call for home improvement needs. They should be yours, too!

I contracted with Beltway Builders to pour footers for my deck project. After calling them they…read moretold me they could meet my schedule and signed me up. I was handed a contract for approxamitly $2,500 dollars and I signed and paid my first deposit, kept trying to confirm they would meet my deadline and kept getting dodgy answers. I got a call back the next day saying that they had given me the wrong contract ammount, they needed me to sign a new contract for $4,400 as they made an error. Normally I would have fought this but they were able to get me my footers done the week before the 4th of July weekend and that was broken down to about $200 a footer, not a great price but I was willing to roll the dice and they were doing it quickly, I agreed to sign the contract only if they could confirm they would have it done by my date required which they did agree too. Now I should also mention that their "project manager" came out to view my site before an estimate was generated. I had plans, permit documents the works, I also used to be in commericial construction so am very used to the "game". Fast forward to Thursday Evening and their concrete guy shows up. He looks at my site and tells me he has to cancel the pour becuase he needs a pump truck. The concrete guy leaves and the owner of the company calls me to inform me that he needs a pump truck, I respond with okay well sounds like you need to get a pump truck, I am told that he will not complete the work if he is going to loose money on the job..... once again I have signed two different contracts because of mess ups and you are asking me to pay even more money becuase you forgot to include a neceassry piece of equipment in your price? Had I not needed this portion completed that Friday I would have fought the contract piece but unfortuantly I did not have the luxary of such a conversation. I unfortunatly did not read the reviews until after I had this experience. I gave 2 stars because the work did get completed but at close to $6,000 after the disaster of the missing pump truck. I hope this helps someomone not fall victim to this predatory game.

My complaint with Beltway Builders, Inc. follows: 1. DFriia…read more(contractor for Beltway) mispresented (to me) the extent of damage by insisting that State Farm would replace all siding on the 'entire' house. There was no need to replace all siding on the entire house. (See attached pictures of 2 locations of minor siding damage). 2. No physical repairs to the property were made for 5 months (from 9/05/24 to 1/27/25) due to a complete lack of and many delays in communication, miscommunications with State Farm, and incompetence with handling the claim. A second appraisal from State Farm was never successfully arranged and never scheduled with a definite date. The first State Farm estimate was an accurate description of the cost of damage repair at $562.09. 3. After 5 months from the start of this contract (9/05/24 to 1/27/25) when BBI/410-Adjuster could not give me a 'definite' date for the second State Farm appraisal, I repaired the minor damage to prevent further damage to my house for $380.00. 4. The actual repair costs for the siding damage to my house which totaled $380.00 proves DFriia (working as the contractor for Beltway Builders, Inc.) grossly exaggerated the damage estimate as $24,329.43 in an attempt to fraud the State Farm Insurance Company. 5. DFriia concocted an exaggerated estimate of damage meant to 'defraud' State Farm . 6. Beltway Builders, Inc. refused to refund my deposit of $2450.00 although no physical repairs were ever performed on my house due to excessive delays of 5 months from the incompetence and mishandling of the State Farm claim by Beltway Builders, Inc. Further, I had been told by DFriia I would be able to obtain my complete deposit refund if State Farm would not agree to the Beltway Builders Inc. appraisal. The State Farm damage appraisal of $562.09 never approached the grossly inflated damage estimate by BBI of $24,329.43. 7. BBI never refunded my deposit of $2450, stating I had cancelled a State Farm appraisal when there was never a definite date given for the (second) State Farm appraisal. Then DFrii told me I owed $4000 in expenses! For what??? 8. The Beltway Builders, Inc. damage appraisal was grossly exaggerated to a number 64x higher than the State Farm damage appraisal exhibiting not only the extreme excessiveness of that number but how completely exorbitant and irrational to the point of absurdity was their estimate...meant only to purposefully defraud the customer as well as the State Farm Insurance Company. Siding on one side of the house was peeling off only on the edge at a depth of 1 inch for a length of 5 ft . Siding on opposite side of the house was peeling only for one siding piece on the edge at a depth of 1 inch for a length of 6 in. No repairs were ever performed by Beltway because through their incompetence could not arrange a (second) appraisal from the insurance company FOR 5 MONTHS. State Farm had estimated the damage with an appraisal at $562.09. Additionally, Beltway gave me a grossly exaggerated 'estimate' of the damage of $24,329.43. Then the contractor told me he had incurred fees of $4000....for what? No repairs were ever performed. After 5 months, I finally had to get the siding myself at a cost of $380.00 due to leakage of rain/snow which would further damage the house. If this isn't an attempt to defraud an insurance company by Beltway...I don't know what is. I had deposited $2450 with company...they refused to give me a refund stating I 'cancelled' a 'second' State Farm appraisal...I never cancelled any appraisal...when I asked for a 'definite' date of the 'second' State Farm appraisal...I could not get any information or an assigned date. Another ploy of delay. This is obviously an example of an attempt by Beltway Builders to not only deceive the customer with inflated and grossly exaggerated estimates of damage but also intended to defraud the insurance company. Beltway will then refuse to return your deposit when the insurance company refuses to pay out such a totally ridiculous/outrageous/exorbitant estimate and then imply you owe them $4000 in fees.

We signed a contract with Graves to remodel our kitchen and both upstairs bathrooms. We were told…read more(AFTER we signed) that it would take 4-6 weeks for the cabinets to be ready, so this delayed our project until around the holidays. They were gracious enough, however, to replace our stove (which we needed for Thanksgiving) and fixed/patched a hole in the ceiling in advance of the project. So, that was nice. The problem, though, was that 4-6 weeks turned into FIVE MONTHS. We signed in October, and the project didn't start until March. I think in today's pandemic world, that would have been a lot more understandable given supply chain issues, but we were told this was a personnel issue on the contractor's side. Okay, whatever, we rolled with it. We lived with the old rooms for several years... what was a few more months? The remodeling went well, but instead of 6 weeks, it lasted 8 weeks. Again, not really our biggest gripe. We understand timing and how projects can get wonky sometimes. But, the problem here was, there was no communication from their side as to what the delays were and when we could expect work to resume. In fact, every update we received, it was after WE called THEM. We never received a proactive call from the company. Until... my first Yelp review. It was basically the same as above, with some errant backstory from another vendor that got confused into the mix. Then, we had a call immediately from the owner, within 24 hours of posting the review. So, why did our project manager use this same proactive outreach when working on our project? Why did it take a negative review to stir action? To their defense, half of the issues we pointed out (missing cabinet posts, leak from the commode, stain in the kitchen ceiling from leak/water damage, loose fixture in the bathroom). The other half (repainting the ceiling, loose bathroom faucet fixtures, loose commode not properly in place, dishwasher not attached to the counter and pulling on the paneling) were never addressed. Fast forward to today, and we have a leak (again) in the same commode because there is an unsecured PVC ring that was used to raise said commode for apparently no discernable reason. This has lead to a gradual leak that caused yet another hold in our ceiling, not to mention the cost of having the leak identified and resolved by an outside contractor. At this point, I'm not going to be pressured to recant my review. These are the facts and potential customers should be made aware of our experience. Each of the three remodeled rooms has lingering issues, some more severe than others. Aesthetically, the work was very well done, and we do enjoy the functional and well-working aspects. The parts that need addressing, however, have already cost us additional and unnecessary funds to rectify. This has been an overall unsatisfactory experience.

James L. Graves Construction was great. I had two bathrooms remodeled and their work was…read morebeautiful. Mitch, the on-site project manager was knowledgeable, skilled and easy to work with. Kyle, the in-office project manager was always available and helpful. The job was supposed to take 3 - 5 weeks. They finished in three and a half weeks. I am very pleased with the remodeling job that they did. I can't recommend them highly enough.