I have used Bryce Cook for two large projects. He and his nephew, Marty are super conscientious and…read morereliable. They do excellent carpentry and build out work.

GREAT!!!! Jeremy was awesome, prompt and very friendly…read more Would recommend without a doubt.

From the owner: Full service Electrical Contractor Serving Central Minnesota with 20 years of experience in…read moreResidential, Commercial, and Agricultural. Customer service and Quality work is our Top Priority!

Seems like a nice guy.. but provided the most overpriced low quality work imaginable! 3 of my…read moreneighbors tried to warn me after seeing his truck come out for the estimate for a couple of home projects, but I was in a hurry to get some projects fixed up to get my house listed. Little did I know I was going to be wasting over $5,000 for a few small fixes around the house. A few areas of drywall to be patched, sanded and painted.... Fix a few door hinges, paint a closet.... Nail trim that I ALREADY HAD to the walls because our nail gun stopped working...... little things like that. The biggest red flag is that he never got me a breakdown of what he was going to be doing and how much it was going to cost before he started. He gave me 3 vague categories with absolutely no detailed breakdown of the price. He said he would get the numbers typed up and sent over... but never did. 4 weeks went by and I just wanted him to start so I brushed it off. He probably paid around $350 for materials AT THE MOST and charged me over $4,500 for labor. Took a week, I was constantly reminding him of things that he forgot to do. Had to have him come back out because he forgot to do several things and a few of the things that he did fell apart after a couple weeks of light use. He forgot to replace a piece of standard trim around a laundry room doorway that I brought up during the estimate so I asked him to come back out and replace it because I was paying for it to be replaced. He tried to convince me that this piece of STANDARD TRIM was no longer made and that he best he could do was sand it and fill it. Literally the most standard piece of trim imaginable. They absolutely still make it. So yes, I was stupid enough to agree to the initial quote that he gave me... but learn from my mistakes and do not be as stupid as I was and overpay for the lowest quality work probably in the state of Minnesota. I reached out the day he finished "making things right" to explain that I was still extremely dissatisfied and discuss the price being adjusted accordingly to the poor work he did and the complete failure of his attempt to "'make things right", however I was unsuccessful in reaching him because he blocked my phone number.

He did a good job leveling our deck, but it took a full year. His initial bid was for a more…read morecomplicated fix. The simpler solution he eventually used was just as good, but he wasn't happy when we didn't want to pay for materials he never purchased or used. We would have been happier if he had been honest about his schedule and bid the project more accurately.