WAY over priced, poor communication and sub par workmanship. There was not anything done correctly…read more Would not provide any invoices when asked. Did unnecessary work without asking and then charge you for it. Broke several items of mine, including a new stove, and would pay for repairs

He started by saying he would not ask for a down payment. Before he left my house he asked for a…read moredown payment. I gave it to him. He said he will have a Jessica an interior decorator call me to discuss what I need done. Never heard from this Jessica. I was supposedly have a handicap bathroom. All I got was a handicap door. Never got my Mirror for guest bathroom. Never got my seat in my guest shower. Hand rails are way too big and bulky for my guest shower. And placed incorrectly.Towel rails are right above the toilet. Those need to be re placed with smaller rails. Never came back to finish unpainted door in master bathroom, and fuse box. Needs to come finish caucking around the tile and base trim. Left paint stains on my carpet and patio. Does not return my calls/text.

We got scammed by this company. Our cabinets are of poor…read morequality. Chipping and coming apart. He took the wrong measurements our sink doesn't fit We complained to HomeAdvisor they failed tp do anything about it They also never did a background check They took our money and did not finish the project The part that was done was scratched, chipped and gouged in places. THIS COMPANY CHANGED THIER NAME TO HEATHER'S CUTOM CABINETS! Same address and people that scammed us Jason Lackey and Heather Hall. BEWARE

I hired J&H for a cabinet refacing in downtown Dallas…read more Jason and Heather are a pleasure to work with and we are extremely happy with the end result. They refaced our cabinets and matched the frames perfectly, giving us a new kitchen for a fraction of what new cabinets would have cost. The new hardware, soft close cabinets and dovetailed drawers look great and are a big upgrade over what we had before. The project expanded as we decided to install new appliances. Jason was able to completely rework and reconfigure our existing cabinets to fit the new appliances. He was also able to modify our under-counter cabinets to accommodate our new (larger) cooktop. I've included both before and after shots to show the transformation. We plan to use them again for other projects and would recommend them to friends and family.

This company did a wonderful job for my wife and I remodeling our kitchen. Dave and his installer,…read moreChris, were very professional and great to work with. If you are looking for an honest small company to do your cabinet refacing and remodeling I can recommend Cabinet Craft DFW with GREAT enthusiasm. Dave and Chris will do quality work at a very good price. Tim W.

Dave was wonderful business owner to work with. He takes pride in what he does and backs his work…read morewith a lifetime warranty. Chris is an expert installer and did a great job refacing our kitchen cabinets and putting in new drawers and pulls. Excellent work!

Frank and his team did an amazing job. I would not hesitate to hire them again. We did a full…read morekitchen remodel and bathroom remodel and the entire crew went out of their way to make sure we were happy. I have never witnessed this type of professionalism from any contractor before. Thank you.

I would definitely recommend Unity Creative Cabinets. Owner Frank Heilman and his crew were…read moreextremely professional and thorough. You could say he is a perfectionist. They have a great work ethic and were on time every day. Frank explained his process for building our kitchen unit and the refacing of the existing cabinets. He was available to answer all of our question and returned calls, texts and emails in a timely manner. UCC gets a 5 star rating. Donna M, Benbrook, TX

As an 80-year-old Army Veteran, I thought I was a good judge of character but I found out I was…read morewrong. Tyler Gray whose phone number 214-970-7600 goes directly to Building Solutions of Texas over charged me $1,300. while working for VODA Cleaning & Restoration & Building Solutions of Texas at the same time. I installed a new Rheem air conditioning and heating system in February, 2024 at 1802 Maplewood Trail Colleyville, Texas, a rental property I own. My tenant called me and said he noticed a black stain near a vent. I got VODA's phone number from the internet and called them to send someone out to take a look and possibly clean the air ducts. Tyler arrived first at 1802 Maplewood Trail in Colleyville. He looked at the vent and then went into the attic. When he came down, he told me and my tenants that there was mold in the ducts. He told me the chemicals to remove mold were very expensive. I told him I wanted to take care of this ASAP. I walked back to his truck and we discussed a price. He said it would be $1,000 but if I paid him in cash, it would be $800. I asked if he gave Veteran discounts and showed him my driver's license showing I am a Veteran. He said he already did by reducing the price by $200. When he told me and my tenants they were breathing in mold. I was aware this could be a very serious health hazard. I thought about it and decided if I could save a few hundred dollars I would pay him in cash and told him to take care of it. Since I did not have that much cash, I went to the Chase Bank branch which is less than 10 minutes from 1802 and took out the $800 and wrote on the check duct cleaning. Tyler spent about 30 minutes putting chemicals through the system while my tenants waited outside the home. When I came back from the bank he came out, he said he had removed the mold contamination but the ducts should be replaced. He called someone, described the situation and put me on the phone with him. I did not get his name but he gave me a rough estimate of $2,400 and said he would have to come out to see the job to give me a firm estimate. The company he called was Building Solutions of Texas. Since my daughter lived across the street at 1831 Maplewood, I asked him to check her system. He showed me a picture of a large pan in the attic with spots. He said it was mold and would do her place for $600. I called my wife and had her go to Chase Bank to pick up another $600. He ran chemicals through my daughter's system and showed me the pan was clean and It did look like new. .I have since discovered it was a picture taken some ware else. I paid him the $600. I asked him for a receipt. I do not remember what he said but he offered me a receipt from a book of receipts he had in the truck. It was a blank receipt so I did not take it. I am not looking for money back but if he did this to me, I am sure he will try to do the same to others.

Lloyd by hands down is very knowledgeable coming to flooring. I highly recommend any one to do…read morebusiness with this company my floors look amazing once I pickk the oak twilight beautiful floors.

I was real happy when Mr. Porter fixed my wall and flooring. He did a good job for a reasonable…read moreprice. The problem came when he couldn't do the flooring in the laundry room because it was still wet. He said he'd come back to totally finish the job later, but that's not what happened. First, he ghosted me and didn't call me back. Finally, after a few months passed, I got him to come back. He told me he would send me an estimate later that day, and I never heard from him again. That was the last straw. I would not hire him again. If you say you're going to do something, you need to do it and not string along customers.

I had high expectations when I asked Porter Contracting to paint the interior of my house and they…read moregreatly exceeded those expectations. They have very reasonable pricing and get the job done quickly without sacrificing quality. I was very pleased with the service received and will definitely call on them for any future jobs that I have.

Leo completely remodel my bathroom and floors, very professional and did the job in a good timely…read moremanner and fashion!

I am so regret to not to check this guy up first when I start to use him to do a shower for me. He…read morestarts nice and professional at first , and we agreed on the price and payment methods. And I paid him $900 deposit before he starts the job. Then down the road, he keep demanding more money dispite we agree up payments methods. He stars yelling and screaming and threatening he will broken everything if he does not get the money he demands. I have to get a place to involves and get him out of the house. Then late I find out the put concert to my drain line. What a evil person .I am dealing with so many workers and contractors , he is the worst one I ever encountered. Please never never do business with him . And I will bring him to court for all the damages he did to my house ! This guy should be jailed . DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH HIM . He goes by name Leo and the real name is Mario Faucette.

One of the most prompt, clean and professional companies I have dealt with. I highly recommend…read morethem.

This review would have been a 4 or even 4.5 star review through almost the entire project, but it…read morekind of fell apart at the end. Let's start at the beginning. Richard and Dallas Home Renovations is a solid contractor that can do a variety of projects to a perfectly acceptable level of quality. We hired them for a shower redo - this was a tile custom shower down to the studs. From early on, Richard came in with detailed email quotes that he regularly updated as we made decisions, and even as we progressed through the actual work and materials got locked in. From start to finish, the cost for labor never budged. I found his communication on pricing refreshing and comforting, especially as we opted for the strategy of purchasing our own plumbing and tile materials. Richard is a very busy man. His company appears to have a great deal of business, which is good for him. That does mean that he tends to rush around - he would appear and disappear in the blink of an eye. One time I was literally talking to him about something and he turned to follow one of his contractors out the door to ask him a question, and after a minute I looked and his truck was gone. He's not being rude, he's just busy - I learned to be comfortable with this. His workers did a very nice job on the project itself. As I work from home I was able to supervise much of the work and I could tell that they were doing a good job with an attention to detail. They handled problems efficiently and effectively and I've definitely seen worse tile work. In the course of the project they also installed a new recessed light fixture overhead and retrofitted an existing one to match, and did a great job at an excellent price. Most of the time, I was able to communicate just fine with the workers in English. We rarely had challenges. Richard did a little belatedly offer to send a licensed plumber and a licensed electrician, but assured me that the work was very basic and that his men were experienced. They did indeed do the work just fine. A couple of times the work was delayed or done out of order because we had a hard time coordinating with Richard to get the right supplies on hand at the right time. His workers occasionally had to re-do things. I chalk this up to Richard's busyness - he procrastinated picking up a contractor-grade accent tile that we had picked out, and then found it out of stock. It also took a while to meet him at a friend's place to get a remnant stone piece for a shelf, and so the guys had to cut a hole in their work when it finally showed up. In the end, I think these only delayed the finish of the project by a day, if even. Things only went meaningfully downhill at the very end of the job. I have no personal experience with tile work, unlike some other areas, so I did not catch them making a mistake in the grouting. We picked out a single grout color for the entire shower, and they got it in unsanded for the walls and sanded for the floor. The floor grout appears to have ended up the wrong color (much too light) - a bit mixed in a couple of plastic cups indicated this after the fact. Plus, the guys failed to properly seal it. I have since learned that you have to let grout dry for 3 days before sealing it or using the shower - this appears to be standard industry practice. They put down the sealer after a little less than 24 hours and told us we could use the shower immediately. The floor grout then dried to a patchwork of different colors. They came back and scraped some of the spots and regrouted, but the patchwork of colors remained. The grout absorbs water and darkens substantially in patches, then slowly dries throughout the day, but never fully gets to the same color. We'd be okay with the wrong color if it just were all the same color, but we tried showering in the other bathroom two mornings in a row to see if we could get it to dry to a solid and it never did. It may be beyond salvaging now. After a couple of attempts, Richard has not made a move. We originally finished the job on 1/14, then brought up the grout on 1/20. He finally came on 2/3 to look at it. On 2/24 he finally came back to look at it again and scheduled his guys to come look at it, but cancelled the next day and today it's 3/16 and I haven't heard anything. I think this is a wrap for us - I'll probably pick up a dremel tool and re-do the entire floor grout myself. In the end, I think that you could feel confident calling Richard to come in and look at a job and bid on it. Go in with your eyes open and knowing what to expect and I think you'll get solid quality at an excellent price.