Had an issue with a door rubbing the frame every time I closed and reopened it. Jonathan came in,…read moreassessed the issue and fixed it, all in about 30 minutes. Very happy with the quality of work and price. In addition, he was very respectful in our house, taking off his shoes without anyone asking and not making a mess anywhere. Highly recommend!

Came on time and did an excellent job completing the job that was quoted and even touched up…read moresomething else. We will use them again.

Great experience with a complete remodel of our office. Josh was attentive and hard working!read more

Modern Home Improvement & Remodeling did an excellent job on our master bathroom renovation. After…read morethe demo of our outdated master bath, they installed new flooring, created detailed tile work in our new, larger shower, added a beautiful vanity, and even replaced our old window with an updated one. Their team also handled the framing of a pony wall, plumbing and electrical work with skill and care. The crew was professional, respectful of our home, and kept everything clean throughout the project. We're thrilled with the results and highly recommend them.

I know plenty of you are facing an uphill battle and will need to rebuild after this crazy system…read morecalled Harvey. I have a referral for someone that is SUPER trustworthy and has a great team that helps him do things right. It is so hard to find a contractor after events like this that you can trust with your home and your money. If you have questions about all the work I had done or even want to see a sample of his work, I am happy to talk to you or your friends to provide a reference. I am also cool with you coming by to see a sample of the work he does. I recently bought a condo in the Briar Hollow area that was in need of a major renovation...much more than just a face lift. I used John Liang from Pristine Builder here in town for the renovation. I initially was just getting a bid from him for some patio doors and windows. I felt so comfortable with John after meeting him that I turned over the whole project to John and his team. I found him on HomeAdvisor but felt like God truly sent him into my life. Let's face it, I am a control freak. John took a SUPER ugly condo and created a home for me helping my dreams become a reality. My project involved a new kitchen - two full bathrooms that are walk-in no curb bathrooms. All new floors. Widening and replacing the interior doors to make it easier for my dad. Replacing two huge patio doors and two windows. Moving fixtures in my bathroom and kitchen. Pretty much everything is BRAND new. Here is John's contact information - 832.786.8818 and his website is www.pristinebuilder.com

"HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE" I chose this company after reading their reviews and they were a…read morelittle cheaper than another contractor. John, the contractor was vague in his bid which concerned me. I would regret this latter. Make sure whomever you use get a "very detailed bid.." On day one their workers drove their oil leaking work truck into my yard and unloaded drywall and left their truck there all day. They also left ruts in my yard. It went down hill from there. They did not cover anything in the house to protect my furniture and kitchen cabinets from the drywall dust. My wife and I had to do it. One of their workers ran over my mailbox and another broke my grandson's ceiling fan, they didn't say a thing about it. Their painters sprayed texture all over my daughter's and granddaughter's window shutters, curtains, our bathroom fixtures, water angle valves and our new A/C vents. Then their painter threw the texture hopper on top of my flowers in my flower bed. John, their contractor said he would credit me on my bill for the damage they caused but he never did. Even though they had a debris trailer in my driveway they repeatedly threw their trash in my front yard and left it. Their workers would leave their soda cans, water bottles and coffee cups all over my house. Showing no respect for my home. I brought this to John's attention and he said they would be better. That didn't happen either. They miss cut about ever electrical outlet in my home and filled the gaps with excessive putty instead of fixing it right. The electrician they had come out, even said they were cutting the outlets wrong. I had to buy 40 oversized outlet covers to cover up their poor work, but first I had to dig out the putty so the covers would fit. Unfortunately we have been through water damage in my house three separate times. Hurricane Ike, The Tax Day Flood and Hurricane Harvey and the two previous times we didn't ask if the contractors were going to paint floor to ceiling and to repair the doors and patch and repair when they installed my doors. They just did it without question. John did not fully explain during the bid process that they were not going to paint floor to ceiling or patch the doors above approximately five feet high. So I was surprised to see I was being charged an excessive amount of money to patch around the doors that "they hung", when the previous contractors did not charge any extra and just did it. It happened on several occasions that their workers did not show up on time and were several hours late. I had to change my plans to accommodate them. There plumber was supposed to show up on a Thursday to replace the water angle valves that the painters clogged up with their texture spray because they didn't cover them up. When it came to the following Saturday morning I hadn't heard from the plumber I made other arrangements to get the job done. John didn't like that I got someone else to do the job. I had also asked John to fix a roof leak in my laundry room before they replaced the ceiling. They replaced the ceiling before he even gave me a price to fix the leak, then of course it rained. When he did give me a price to fix two small leaks it was in excess of $1,800, which I thought was ridiculous. I called out a different company, and they did a complete roof inspection and fixed all the problem areas he saw for a fraction of what John wanted to charge me. I would mark some problem areas that I wanted them to correct by painting or patching with blue painters tape only to come back the next day and see that the painters painted over the tape. We would mark the same areas several times, some they fixed some they didn't. I finally grew tired of their work habits and wanted them just to leave. So I wanted to settle up the final bill with John. I knew there was going to be a discrepancy but I was surprised once again when he wanted to charge me $2,300 more than I was expecting. I agreed with a few and totally disagreed with most charges. This left a very bad taste in my mouth and angered me a lot, especially after what we have been through with them. John could've made a decision that was mutually beneficial to both of us but he "chose not to" HE CHOSE NOT TO!!! That is pretty much the reason for this review. I reluctantly paid the balance, just to be done with him, then John took all the contracts without me seeing it and walked out the door. To add insult to injury they left their debris trailer in my driveway for several more days after they finished the job. We they finally came and took their trailer away they left drywall debris in my driveway.

Long Post I want to share my personal experience with Home…read moreMasters. I hired them to remove carpet and stain my concrete floors. Their presentation was impressive, and Saad, in particular, was professional and won my confidence. From the start, I believed they would deliver a fantastic job. I already own another home with stained concrete floors, and those are absolutely stunning -- so my expectations were high. Unfortunately, over the next week and a half, Home Masters destroyed my dream of having beautiful stained concrete floors. What should have been an exciting transformation turned into one of the most stressful experiences I've had as a homeowner. Instead of joy, I was left agonizing over what to do next. Could I live with the floors as they were? My heart cried inside every time I looked at them. I was unable to sleep and anxiety and depression pressed in. I had just paid over $7,000, and the results were nowhere near what I had envisioned. Major issues with the project 1) The finish of the floors was not smooth. The floors felt like sandpaper. 2) The color was inconsistent throughout the house. Each room was entirely different. There were large areas in which it looked like someone accidentally "poured out" too much paint and just left it there. As a result, there were random isolated patches of dark brown/black. 3) Home Masters did not have adequate resources (human capital) to get the job done. They made a commitment that they could not fulfill. Home Masters was not able to identify subcontractors who were experts in the field to stain concrete floors. For example, one contractor showed up and started painting the floor with a paint brush. 3) The project was poorly managed and there was little to no communication with me or with the subcontractors. Crews were sometimes late, left early, and left without letting me know they were gone or what time they would return. They just walked off! 4) The project manager, George, frequently said that he was coming to look at the work but did not show up until the end of the project. However, I found the greatest offense was how the project manager talked very negatively about other employees and subcontractors. And, the crew reciprocated with their frustration with George's lack of communication with them. George spoke negatively about Saad and his lack of knowledge regarding how to sale. That was one of the first statements that came out of his mouth-I was shocked! George stated that Saad's father, the owner, was rarely pleased with Saad and considered him a common "problem."George inferred that he and Saad's father did not trust Saad's ability to properly create a quote. He was not shy about expressing how he felt about Saad's proposal (bid) for the job. However from my viewpoint, Saad was committed, authentic, and the only positive exchange I experienced. So, to me George came in as the "handler." George's intent to get more money was obvious as he tried to up-sale the contract with unrealistic costs. All of this was unsettling and totally unprofessional. Now with more context, it is no surprise that Home Masters failed to deliver a high quality product. Unfortunately, I had trusted their polished presentation and believed their promises. The lack of communication from the project manager and the lack of skill and knowledge of the subcontractors left me with high levels of stress and anxiety. I lost sleep and anguished over what to do. The work was so bad. How could I live with this? Crying, praying, and looking for a course to take. I had to hire another contractor to redo the job! I called George after sending him multiple photos of the finished product. I expressed how deeply I felt about the quality of the work. I asked for a refund. His response was, "That is not something I can offer you." I asked for a partial refund. His response was, "That is not something he could offer." George did offer to come to my home and "assess the work" and talk with me about solutions. However, at this point, I no longer had confidence in the company and its ability to properly stain concrete floors. Consequently, it would be impossible to trust another crew from Home Masters to do any more damage. Bottom Line: If you are considering stained concrete floors, please do your research carefully. I can never recommend Home Masters! Don't let a smooth presentation blind you to the importance of proven results, accountability, and transparency. My experience with Home Masters was a costly lesson, and I hope others can avoid the same disappointment.

Overall I am pleased with a final result as my house looks like a completely different. I have not…read morehad to arrange the amount of work needed, and feel I could have had a better understanding of the scope of it and knowing what questions to ask. As the house is 50+ years old and has not had any major work in the past, something as simple as window replacements causes issues with how new windows and frames fit. There are tacky areas where frames were removed and not completely covered with new ones. Also, I was told 3 coats of paint would be used, but painters only went once around house. (I was constantly taking pictures!) The workers were great! At the end of each day they completely cleaned up and left the yard very neat. They were always courteous and respectful. The project manager was easy to contact and work with. I would use this company again.

From top to bottom, these guys are amazing…read more I'd received a pretty obnoxious quote for a covered patio and kitchen so did a little bit of price shopping. Of the 6 quotes I got, Jacob at Your Texas Patio blew them all away (he beat the obnoxious one by nearly $50,000 for basically the exact same project). I generally don't go for the cheapest option, but after the initial conversations he had me convinced that he knew what he was doing. So, I dove right in. As soon as they had the go ahead, work was underway. Angel led the way on the construction end and was out there every day (often including the weekends) doing everything from tearing out the side of the house to connect the structure, putting down posts, framing the roof, painting, etc. A real construction stud. In no time the project was complete and I'm extremely happy with the finished project (which beat our target date by about 2 weeks). Sure, there were some snags along the way. I had some plumbing issues that needed to be addressed (1960s house with original sewage lines), a sprinkler than was inadvertently damaged and the need to run a gas line from the other side of the house. Jacob fixed anything that needed to be fixed immediately, and if there was something outside the scope of the project he had someone out there for me to consult with on the same day (I couldn't even get my longtime plumber or audio guys out within two weeks). If I had a tweak to design or a minor addition, it was done. If I had questions on the project at 11pm after a few whiskeys or on a weekend at 7am on my way to a soccer game, it was answered. Sure, he looks like a kid, but he knows what he's doing. I'll be using them on my next projects and you probably should, too.

Reach out to "Your Texas Patio" and set an appointment got an automated message with a reminder on…read morethe day of the appointment. The meeting went well and the person that showed up at my house was nice and polite. The problem was that I felt as if I had to chase the person in order to get my bid. They stated that they had to go out of town and I would get the bid when they returned. So I received the bid 7 days after my appointment and 5 days after all the other bids. The price of the concrete was a fair price but I decided to go with another company because of the time frame I needed. Perhaps next project I can use this company.

The storm that passed through Spring took some of our roof with it…read more We called the place our insurance company recommended. Once the guy showed up (5pm for a 10am appointment) he tried to get us to do all kinds of work we didn't need. Never even went on the roof. We called Patrick Roofing after hearing good things from neighbors about them. Patrick came out, went on roof and checked out the situation. Then gave us an honest, reasonable estimate. Next day, workers were out and we couldn't be happier.

Patrick Roofing is a family-owned and operated business that we have trusted for decades for…read moreroofing and fencing work. In our experience, they have always been honest, and do quality work at a reasonable price.

Originally, I was not excited about my wife wanting to hire an outside interior decorating firm,…read morebut I was terribly wrong after our experience with The Design Firm! We recently moved into an 8-year old home that was very boring, all builder grade decorations/colors, and my wife wanted to do a facelift on living area, kitchen, gameroom and two bedrooms. We interviewed several interior decorators, but The Design Firm won our business due to their incredible professionalism, creativity and the attention to detail was palpable. We had a series of meetings with designer, Jenn (cant remember last name), and even Kara (the owner) participated in some of our meetings. They even created an artist rendering of what we could expect with the finished project which was icing on the cake for a husband with no vision! The total project took about 3 months and they handled everything from choosing the final colors, ordering furniture, light fixtures, and paints, completed install in a timely fashion, but always alerted us of timeline of project, including one delay due to item being on back order. My wife really wanted project complete in time for a special party and The Design Firm worked diligently to make sure project was complete in time for party, communication was outstanding and helped relieve wife's stress. I HIGHLY recommend The Design Firm to make your visions become a reality, I am now a true believer in having an outside interior decorator handle your vision, and our finished project is stunning and gets compliments from all of our guests! We are now planning a second project with The Design Firm to overhaul our outdoor patio and master bedroom/bath, and I am excited to see what their creative minds have in store for us. Upon reading other reviews, I am appalled that some people did not have the most pleasant and professional experience with The Design Firm, I highly recommend that you meet with them to see all the things they can do...you pay for what you get, and I feel like our money was well spent and the result is phenomenal!

Sophisticated, Timeless and Thoughtful is exactly how I would describe The Design Firm. Kara is a…read moregenius and her work is phenomenal. Megan, Caroline, Bilal, everyone triumph their projects with such unique style. There truly is talent flourishing everyday at The Design Firm.

Great service and work! They restrained our porch, and removed wallpaper and painted in our guest…read morebathroom. I will use them again in the future.

Their replies told me that they were not a quality business and to stay away from them…read more They are arrogant and think they are the best painter in the area. I beg to differ. Don't hire them.