My husband and I found this gem by chance…read more Mendoza brick has an unlimited, used supply of brick, flagstone, rocks etc and its really affordable AND they deliver!!!! We couldn't believe some of the prices people were asking for flagstone on nextdoor and Facebook for a measly pile. This is a great alternative. CASH or CHECK only. They do not accept credit cards so keep that in mind. We bought two pallets that were delivered when they said they would deliver. We had a great experience and would return! It's best to just GO there rather than call to see if they have supply. There is SO much inventory, it's worth a walk through! It's like Disneyland for DIYers!

This is literally brick heaven.You can buy bricks individually or by the pallet. You could spend…read moreforever here looking at all the different types of bricks they have and if you're a brick lover like I am it's worth it to come here just look around. So how the process goes is you take a look around and find what you want then you speak to someone about how much that type of brick costs. Typically they are $.35-.$.45 a brick regardless of how many you buy. We ended up easily saving a couple hundred dollars for the bricks we needed compared to buying brand new bricks. Then you load them up and pay in the office. Keep in mind that they only accept cash or check I thankfully happened to have a check in my wallet but I typically don't have them on me.

Long story short, they're GREAT! What to know why.....continue reading…read more Quick tip: separate your copper, copper with solder, brass out in different containers. It's WELL worth your time. Ever scrapped anything before? I had not. I've been to a couple of different yards before with other people, and I pretty much decided long ago that I'd rather take things to a dump than cruise through a scrap yard. As a homeowner, I started one of those never ending improvement projects, and I just ended up with way too much steel to not turn it in somewhere. After calling every yard I could find online, only one of them took steel for money, and they were jerks. My neighbor has lived in town for 40 years, and he recommended checking this place out as they were friendly and always easy to get along with. They were. Drive past the front of the well signed building, pull up on the scale, wait for the green light (meaning they've logged your license plate and your scale weight,) follow the road around back, chuck your stuff into a pile, drive around the front over the scale again, and again wait for that green light. Park, go inside, tell your plate number, show your ID, sign a paper saying that you didn't steel the metal, get MONEY!!!! Glorious, heavenly, money that you know you need just to break somewhat even from that project that's been bleeding your dry. Then roll directly across the street to their non-ferrous metals (copper & copper alloys) site, and do this again with your buckets. Basically a 5 gallon bucket of copper is somewhere in the neighborhood of $100. Excited yet? Check it out for yourself, know what scrapping is all about, and how easy it really is.

This was my first time at a junkyard and I just found it all soo freakin cool, and the pictures I…read moregot from my quick trip here were awesome!

Some of the best service out there! From Harrison who came and quoted us, to Rob who oversaw the…read moreproject and did great soffit and fascia work, to Valorie in the office. Fairest price around, top notch quality, and truly the cleanest enviornment...you would have never known there was work done at our home! I would run from the competition and gladly use their services again and again!

Great service, great gutters. Steve installed my gutters...gave me multiple quotes when I decided…read moreto increase the scope of my project. Pleasant, punctual, cleaned up when he was finished and addressed my siding 'issues' (I brought the downspout through my garage). Would highly recommend. He did the work on both of my neighbors homes so I already knew he would do quality work. He did not disappoint. I'm ready for rain!! thank you, Steve!

Once I found where I was going (my fault not Curbside's) my experience was great. Met a man who was…read morerunning a mobile shredder in the parking lot. He helped me take all my bags out of the car and emptied them in the barrel. Took the barrel and while I was watching, shredded all my papers. He was great. Made everything very easy. I would highly recommend Curbside

Prompt friendly and highly recommended advice . Eddie was great he was friendly and communicated…read morewell

We had a great experience with GreenView Solutions at our home in Arvada. We had a chain link fence…read moreon one side of our corner lot, and wanted to replace with a privacy fence. The company was very patient and helpful with our questions, and the pricing was cheaper than several other quotes we received from other companies. The company was able to put up an ~80 foot privacy fence within the span of a day, complete with a side gate. During construction, the crew hit our irrigation line. We got an email at the end of the day to inform us they'd be back the following day to do a full repair of the exposed hose. Overall, we had a great experience! Also, the company provided the option for a free sealant option with fence installation.

Greenview Solutions built an amazing fence for us, and we couldn't be happier with the entire…read moreprocess. They were fast, professional, and hard-working from start to finish, and the quality of their work was excellent for the price. Brandon, the owner, was great to work with--responsive, straightforward, and truly cared that we were happy with the end result. Nick, their lead, did an excellent job with the installation, and you can tell they take pride in their work. We're so glad we chose Greenview Solutions and highly recommend them if you want a beautiful cedar fence at a great value.

Another excellent job done by JCQN Designs and Fence. My neighbor and I had them out to replace the…read more6-foot privacy fence between us and his team did a great job. They were on time, worked fast, were respectful of the property, and went above and beyond to build around a tree and replace a damaged picket on a different, older fence. They are not cheap but they do excellent work and I will continue to call on them for help in the future.

UPDATE: Juan threatened my personhood & property - to illegally trespass on our property & remove…read morethe new fence & gate, which would also result in theft, as he removed our old fence & gate. I've been advised to report him to Denver Police & my attorney. ---- Over-promise & Under-deliver, with a side of machismo - by the owner: Juan. ----- It all started innocently, when I called Kim, the receptionist, for an estimate in late Sep or early Oct. Instead of sending a person out for an estimate, she told me all she needed was photos of my existing fence & gate, and from there, she'd create an estimate. At no point did she ask me for measurements, and - given I'm not in the fencing, gate, construction, painting, or staining industry - I trusted her & her boss, Juan, as well as foreman Raul and Ruin to guide me through the process. This is, after all, why I hired the job out, and hired what I thought were professionals. Instead, on the initial scheduled day, it came to my attention that they only purchased enough materials for a 6-foot fence & 6-foot gate, when it was clear - from the photos - that the fence was higher than the gate (8-feet). Raul & I canceled that job, and we re-scheduled from Mon 10/9 to Tue 10/17. In parallel, I was told by Kim that she/they could easily match the existing stain on my fence/gate, and I need not worry about finding a color. This was also untrue. After the reschedule, Kim asked me to find photos of stains I liked. I started on Home Depot, and they had hundreds, if not thousands, of brands, types of stains (oil-based or water-based), and colors. I had no idea where to start. Given I was hiring professionals - or so I thought - in order to narrow it down, I went to JCQN's Yelp page, and found photos of their past/sample work that I liked. I took photos of the fences & gates I liked - including style & color, and changed my initial fence/gate design from vertical pickets to horizontal, to be more modern. And I decided on a natural redwood stain, and sent photos of both the style I desired, and color. Kim & I resolved the initial measurement misunderstanding, and she was diplomatic, professional, and apologetic, acknowledging she should've explained the material measurements on the estimate, and asked me to measure & verify. Yes! Again, the reason you hire professionals, is for them to guide you with their experience. If I wanted to DIY, I would've gone to Home Depot myself, rather than to Yelp. I did not have the time - or interest - to DIY, which is why I trusted JCQN's multiple reviews, and nearly 5-star status. WRONG! Just like my beau has consistently been telling me - don't trust the reviews. I learned this lesson the hard way, with this company. Tue 10/17 came & went, and Ruin & another gentleman installed a great looking fence & gate - this time, with the correct measurements. Though I wanted to have it stained & sealed on the same day, fearing this exact situation, Kim told me the owner, Juan, said that's not possible, and the wood needs to "sit" for "one week" then it moved to "one and a half weeks," which raised suspicion. (Home Depot's paint/stain & lumber departments told me this was BS last night, as I suspected. If the wood is cedar - as I was told it would be, not fabricated, it does not need to sit before staining.) According to Juan/Kim, I had to wait 1-week, then 1.5-weeks, then only a few days to stain/seal. We scheduled it for Fri 10/20. Fri 10/20 arrived, and Kim canceled, saying Juan was too busy. I pulled rank. Then Juan was magically going to show-up after all. He arrived, with the wrong stain - not the one Kim & I discussed, and I selected. Juan attempted to gaslight & blame me - for his mistake - rather than accepting accountability & owning it, and that story is too long for the character limits of Yelp, unfortunately. Juan blamed me - the female customer. Juan blamed Kim - the female employee, including blaming her age: "she's only 20," vs. his "20-years of experience at age 50". Juan blamed me: "I only want to make you happy," attempting to imply I wouldn't be happy with my initial redwood stain selection, and I should go with the cedar/natural he brought, thinking he could manipulate me, in order to fix his mistake. It was a huge mess. Juan then refused to reschedule the job (something about his personal affairs & if he doesn't repair his son's house by next Tuesday, he'll "go to jail"), and now I'm stuck with a beautiful raw, wood fence & gate - that will mold & become useless the minute it rains or snows. Kim negotiated with Juan to refund me the $1,800 I paid for the fence & gate, but neither one of them can refund me the $1,840 worth of my billable *TIME* (that I can never get back) that I wasted on this nightmare. Luckily, I now have 1 other contractor scheduled for Monday, and 3 on stand-by, should that fall through, given the weather is getting colder, which is not ideal for staining.

We had some old copper coolant line to recycle and, after a few calls, this facility offered a good…read moreprice. Google Maps sent us right to the location. I was a bit confused about where to enter as there is not a clear sign, but you want to turn into the large driveway just north of the brick and metal warehouse with the DENVER METAL RECYCLING sign. Stay to the right as you go up the driveway and park as close to the second large warehouse entrance as possible. If all of the spaces are occupied, follow the Exit sign around the far edge of the yard and you'll find additional parking against the fence. Once you've parked, grab one of the various carts and load up your materials. Get in the line by that second warehouse entrance. You'll come to a gentleman operating a floor scale. He'll check your ID, weigh the items, and give you a receipt. You then walk back to the first warehouse entrance and go in the small door where you'll find the cashier. You give her your receipt and she gives you any change that's due, then directs you to the ATM in the corner of the office where you scan your receipt and receive your cash. This is a busy operation, but all of the staffers were friendly, efficient, and helpful. We grabbed a cart, loaded up our items, had a short wait in line for the scale, weighed in and got our receipt, walked to the cashier, and soon had a very reasonable amount of cash. I wasn't sure what to expect, but this was a very pleasant and professional experience. Just watch out for forklifts!

The service is excellent. We had Denver Metals come to our jobsite to pick up metals and Manuel and…read moreGeorge were the drivers -great service! My buyer was Adam, the general manager- he was a blessing to work with. Adam is very nice and helpful. The guys that unload- Ellio, Miguel, and several others were super friendly, fast and helpful. I highly recommend Denver Metals

I called two places to get a quote on repairing, installing oak hardwood, and restoring a Douglas…read moreFir floor. Alvaro called me within a few hours after my inquiry, and made an appointment to see the floors in the same day. Meanwhile, 3 days later I got a call from the other guys. Alvaro's team did a fantastic job they replaced half of my water damaged oak floors in the hallway, integrating it with the existing floor, the hallway is now unified and beautiful. Then they did a transition into a Fir floor in my sun room. All work is exceptional, and the team is friendly and efficient and the prices are reasonable~ Highly recommended!

Aspen Floor & Home Services did a fantastic job with our bathroom remodel. We were on a tight…read morebudget, and they provided a comprehensive plan that met our financial needs without compromising on quality. The final product was a beautiful, functional bathroom that looks much more expensive than it was.