They were extremely professional, courteous, and knowledgeable. They did a wonderful job, and the…read morepricing was fair. I definitely would recommend them.

I hired James and his company to repair my retaining wall and Walkway…read more They were a pleasure to work with. Impeccable work. Professional and on budget. Highly recommend

Absolutely appalling experience. What started as a small quote turned into a $45,000 nightmare,…read morewith the price constantly increasing throughout the job. We feel completely misled and taken advantage of. I would strongly advise anyone considering this company to get everything in writing and think twice before hiring them.

Great experience! On time, on budget and quality work. Made the plan fit my needs, not an over sell…read moreto max their profit. HIGHLY recommend Andy G Newton, MA

Rescon never called me back on 11/4/24 as they promised to look into what the heck is happening…read morewith my service or lack thereof. So I used my lunch break to call them back again. They redid the moisture barrier and left it in a unworkmanlike manner. They refused to come back and fix it. Why? They cancelled a job for which I paid a down payment without letting me know. Why? I was told we don't work on things we didn't install. Poppycock. Why give the estimate in the first place? And they HAVE worked on the bulkhead before, which they did NOT install! I called to ask why my work was cancelled and why they never came back to finish the job. I asked proactively if they were cancelling my sub pump maintenance appointment for next year, which they did, and never told me. They said they will no longer do business with me and nothing more. After I paid them %1,000s, being a customer since 2019. They installed 2 dehumidifiers, sub pump, back up battery, bulkhead moisture barrier and basement wall moisture barrier. John from the Hooksett office gave me a quote for work, see my earlier review, which they later took back. Huh? What the heck is going on with this company? They just keep repeating we don't do business with you anymore. If this is how they treat loyal customers, I wouldn't use them. Would you?

Can't recommend these guys enough. Kevin and John did excellent work on our stone foundation. It…read moredefinitely wasn't an easy job (it required crawling into small spaces). Also had them recommend and complete work on my crumbling chimney base in the basement. Thanks again guys. Pros: fast quote, great communication, flexible on timing, respectful of property, experienced pros, great work Cons: none

Renaissance Masonry recently repaired loose and damaged bricks in my home's foundation. Kevin and…read morehis team were excellent; they were punctual, provided a clear estimate, and communicated their work effectively. They did a fantastic job with the repointing and sealing. I highly recommend them and would definitely work with them again!

Final update to this review. See attached text messages…read more I'm no longer communicating with this business based on their consistent broken commitments and unfinished work.

We hired Tony and his team to replace our decades old driveway. Their price was competitive with…read moreother estimates, but their communication was superior, always prompt and accurate. The work was completed exactly as promised and the new driveway looks spectacular!

Did an amazing job waterproofing my basement. Replaced a sump pump on two days notice after major…read morestorm. Sure they were super busy. Planning to hire them again to fix water issues in my garage. Big fan.

Our entire first floor was destroyed by groundwater. We thought that we needed a $20k drainage…read moresolution. Diego was able to remedy the cause by installing two wells and saved us thousands of dollars. His team replaced the damaged drywall, flooring and molding. They also were able to complete all of the electrical and painting. All work was done professionally and meticulously. It was a large, involved project, but Diego patiently walked us through all steps from start to finish. All of the staff from the electricians to painters were courteous and professional. Their attention to detail was appreciated. The entire project went very quickly and we are very pleased with the results.

An absolute terrible experience! Extremely unprofessional, not reliable with constant excuses why…read morethey can't complete a task. They took weeks instead of a week to remove and install 3 stairs. They bought tools that weren't adequate enough, to get the job done. They were late with always an excuse. If your van breaks down and your tools don't work, then what are you doing. Also, they did a terrible job with building the new steps. They are slanted, weak and material cut incorrectly. Owner is argumentive with a rotten attitude. I highly suggest, you stay clear if this company. It's a JOKE...

Needed a deck stained. Very prompt response for a quote and he made the process easy. Quote was…read morevery fair and just under another quote I received. Arranged for a painter he works with to complete the job and it all went smoothly. The painter made some recommendations on contrasting colors for the deck instead of one solid color and I was very glad he did. Very happy with the suggestion and outcome. Before and after photos included.

​I hired Tri-State Brothers Construction to install a brick sidewalk path and railing, but I am…read moreextremely disappointed with the quality of their work and service. The job was poorly executed, and I would not recommend them to anyone looking for reliable hardscaping or construction. The railing was and still is wobbly. They came back to "fix" the issue while I was away on vacation, when I got back from vacation, the railing is still wobbly. I tried contacting Josh, but evidently he knows he didn't resolve the issue, as he blocked me from reaching out to him. (See photo). This is what he calls resolved! Be aware of his 10 year warranty (another joke). Would not recommend at all.

Hired this company to restore both my garage and driveway, fix cracks on my chimney, and seal my…read morepatio. In short, the job started well but soon deteriorated into skimping on both material and labor. The end result was nothing (with the exception of the garage floor) was finished professionally. I was hopeful because they very promptly responded to my Yelp request and came out to assess the different repair items. Had asked for an estimate for driveway replacement, they responded that it was okay enough to seal it and that sealing would last at least 10 years before cracking - they would be able to combine this as well as all the other repair items (garage, chimney, patio) for $6500. I went with that offer knowing well that the amount typically balloons over the course of the job as contractors find issues that need immediate attention. Little did I know they would take advantage of "finding issues." On day one, during demolition, they told me the existing garage walls were plaster and that the bottom section, which was bowing, would need to be redone - they floated an additional $2800 for just that section. The next day, before anything was signed, they came back and said that fixing only the bottom section would leave the top part unsupported and it would eventually crack. They recommended replacing all the walls with drywall instead, along with resurfacing the concrete, replacing wooden beams if needed, and repainting. This became the second contract - $11,800, replacing the original $2800 proposal, with wording specifying drywall would be installed "where necessary." I paid this in full upon completion, before any of the issues below became apparent. At this price point, the baseline expectation was professional-grade work - not shortcuts, and not corners cut to save time. After they installed the drywall and painted, parts of the paint started cracking. They told me it was because those sections were actually still plaster, and they swore they "didn't know." To prove it, they knocked on the wall and showed me how you could hear the difference. This didn't add up. They had shown me the walls were all plaster on day one, during demolition. It doesn't make sense that only some sections would be plaster while the rest were properly replaced under the $11,800 contract. And if the plaster was that easy to identify by sound, they would have known well before they ever mudded and painted over it - not to mention that cutting into the wall would have exposed the mesh and plaster underneath. In short: they hadn't actually drywalled the full space as the $11,800 contract called for - and their proposed fix was to charge me another $6000 to do the work already covered by that contract. In hindsight, "where necessary" gave them room to decide unilaterally how much of the space actually needed it, without me being able to verify anything once it was painted over. As for the wooden beams included in that $11,800 scope: none were ever replaced, and I don't recall them purchasing any wood for that purpose. Obviously, I said no to paying another $6000 for work that I had already thought was done. Had them just fix the cracks (the paint and mud still cracked after) and just cut my losses. Other issues: - Driveway sealing: parts cracked within days; they resealed once, and cracks reappeared again weeks later - Driveway holes: poured crack filler instead of grinding and properly patching them - Mud/paint application: applied in a single thick layer instead of several thin coats, causing uneven drying and cracking (per an independent handyman's inspection) - Driveway sealing (technique): same issue - applied as one thick coat rather than the recommended thin, built-up layers - Garage wall painting: rushed and inconsistent - several areas have thin coverage or missing paint entirely - Flooring scope: "epoxy resin flooring" ended up being "paint with resin" instead - a downgrade from what was discussed, though the floor itself came out reasonably well - Chimney cracks: covered over rather than filled and repointed - Property respect: workers entered my house without asking to use my stepstool for painting. It was only later, when I came to check in, that they asked me for a ladder - which made their earlier decision to grab my stepstool without permission even stranger. Both stepstool and ladder were left covered in paint and concrete. They also broke both spigot sprinkler head attachments and left dried concrete on my brand new spigot itself. - Garage door: left with dried mud drips despite being asked directly to clean it up Looking back, the pattern is clear: thick single coats on walls and driveway, corners cut on the chimney, cleanup consistently skipped. Drywall alone for a garage this size should run under $1,000 - not $11,800. Their own quote to finish it was just $6,000. Total paid: $18,300. 2 stars, not 1. The only reason it's not lower is that the garage is technically better than before I started.