His dad is not a licensed plumber and does patch work that is outdated and doesn't follow new…read morecodes. Hire a licensed plumber for any of their work. A plumber looked at the work he had done for me. Shook his head and had to replace everything he did.

Willing to work with customers to get the project done right. Seeks knowledge and the right experts…read moreto keep expanding his experience and expertise. Helped finish a staircase remodel including wall and ceiling drywall and staircase installation in an old house without a square or flat wall. Even through the hiccups, they stay positive and are determined to get it done.

Geoff repaired an antique chair. He picked it up and delivered it at a reasonable cost. We highly…read morerecommend Geoff.

Geoff designed and came up with a floating shelf that sits below my television hiding cables, and…read moreallowing components to be accessed. He did a great job. I spent a little more than anticipated on it, but all in all, I am happy with it. I would definitely hire and recommend him for carpentry work in the future.

I LUCKED OUT when two previous contractors backed out on me (one was WAY TOO expensive) and the…read moreother just got a long term commercial contract. The designer referred me then to Chris Mikus, owner operator of Safeguard. Chris, the designer, and I established an agreeable scope of work and he put together a proposal. Check this out: He uses the EXACT same software my insurance company uses for estimating costs whereas The first contractor merely wrote down hand written sentences on paper of work he would do. That frustrated the insurance company; i had to keep going between insurance and contractor, and all that ended when his prices were exorbitant and he refused to lower his price. In came Chris, he took a day or two and input the drawings, measurements, cost of materials, labor etc. and sent that FILE to my insurance agent. (With the other guy I took pictures of his hand written estimate. You can imagine how annoying that was for them). Then when the Ins Company got the paper bid, they laughed out loud on the phone!! Safeguard was a red-tape savior and actually influenced the ins company to release more funds later on. Thank God! **** Then on top of that, the quality of work was Outstanding. His prime employee, Jake was faithful, diligent, well-measured, and committed to excellence. We removed a wall, a pantry, replaced an island, extended countertop space another 10 feet. See pics. I'm calling Safeguard FIRST from now on!

SCAM ARTISTS. Will rip you off. They take a large deposit, will not begin their job, will stop…read moreresponding to calls and texts, then when you want to cancel and get your money back they will finally respond and tell you they will provide a partial refund and keep 33% because the contract outlines a cancellation fee. Keeping money after refusing to respond to messages?! A JOKE.

I have always had Ryan do my electrical work primarily not because of price but quality of…read moreworkmanship and have never been disappointed. Their prices are competitive and they always show whwnpromised

Ryan Electric added some circuits to our home and installed a Generac whole house generator. We…read morefound their employees to be professional, knowledgeable, and kind. During the work, they found some things that were no longer up to code and/or had been done by a do it yourself person and rectified them and making us feel much safer. They completed the work on both occasions in a neat and orderly fashion, cleaned up after themselves, and answered all our questions. Tim, who bid out the job, was professional and knowledgeable and answered all our questions even after the job was done. We highly recommend contacting Tim if you need electrical work or are considering a whole house generator.