One person came out and did the job (Cord). They replaced the gutter on the back of the house and…read morereplaced the downspouts. This was pretty expensive but I went along with it. I ask Cord to send me a receipt so I could sent to the man who sold me the house. I have made numerous efforts to get a copy of the service. I've already text at least six times to try and get a receipt and still I haven't gotten a response. Bad business practice.

Can't deny that they do good work, if the order that you happened to ask for was ordered correctly…read more On numerous occasions, the wrong product needed arrives. Whether it be the wrong color or not enough material to finish the job. But if your patience can handle, the quality of work that I have personally have seen is there! The contractors working for Jeff do a very good job, with install, nightly cleanups, and ensuring the job is done to customer satisfaction. I happen to know due to dating one of Jeff's employees. And after dropping off lunch or something as simple as a cold drink on a hot day, I can say the guys work hard in a not so easy occupation.

I had Steven & Brandon come out to my house to fix a few things after a flood, and they were the…read morefinish crew. They did an amazing job fixing and finishing my drywall and painting the damaged areas! An amazing crew and always on time and polite! Highly recommend Idaho Fire & Flood Restoration!

Idaho Fire and Flood came out to help us replace some old carpet in our living room. We were very…read moreimpressed with how quick they showed up. We were replacing it with LVP, and they were able to get things laid and cut around some of the odd features we had, and it looks amazing. Really impressed with the crew and the process. Would use Idaho Fire and Flood for any future remodel or repairs needed in the future for sure!

We hired this amiable charlatan...er...ah...salesman (I wonder if the owner is really a contractor)…read moreto create an outside entrance to the second floor of our home, with stairs leading up to it. He would also make a kitchen (except the plumbing), move a doorway, and do several other tasks to help us create a short-term rental apartment. He happily took our 60% down payment of about $17,000.00. Five months after the proposed finish date, the stairs and the doorway still needed to be finished! Communication with him was like dealing with a strikingly cocky adolescent. My wife and I started working inside the house to hurry things along, swearing we would not pay him any more than we already had! After many attempts to work with him, Mr. Clark (The Owner) informed us that "Neighbor's Choice" had gone out of business, but he would not require us to pay the remainder of what we OWED HIM!! Not even half of the work was completed after we paid him more than half the money! We found out from his sub-contractor that Ken gave him the job with very few details and had only paid him $10K! We tried to reason with The Owner to get the other $7K back since the only work he had done on the project was to collect our check. But, pirates never give back the booty! RUN from Neighbor's Choice Remodeling or any business with which The Owner is associated!!!

They did a great job installing my new floor. I would recommend this company!read more

For clarity, I live in Pocatello Idaho and said work was also done in Pocatello, Idaho…read more Livingroom, hall/stairwell remodel/remove wood burning stove/patch floor/ceilings/roof. Disturbed by neg comments: Employer stated "This job is beneath me!" Not detail oriented and cuts corners. Contractor in regards to unlevel floor patch with 1/2 gaps on three sides:" I'm putting my foot down! I refuse to sand & level it! It will be covered by carpet (trim or shingles) so doesn't matter! If we wanted it to be level, we should have used a different material!" Eventually calked and sanded to appease. Afraid roof done same way (with large gaps). Two dust barriers in place only four of the eleven days needed. As a result, a thick layer of dust covered everything in the house! Husband removed carpet staples as employee failed to do so. Also removed wood burning stove from the basement and gave away; cleaned up after employees daily. Contractor refused to compensate. In regard to removing the wood burning stove ourselves, contractor stated:" That's money out of my own pocket! I was going to recycle it!" Bid excluded basic items such as handrail brackets, doorknobs, electrical hardware, light fixtures, the painting of four door jams plus two skirtboards, inside closet finishes, wall corner trim, etc. In addition, we had to purchase own carpet as contractor did not include this in his either. Ultimately, we ended up paying an increased contractor fee.

ARA installed hardwood floors in my downstairs. They were on time and kept on task. There was some…read moreextra work involved with the concrete floors not being level. They were had to spend a day grinding it to make it level. The employee worked clean as possible and the downstairs clean when they were done. There price was very fair especially since there was extra work involved. I would highly recommend them for any remodel job you might have