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    Services - Convergence Roofing

    Drywall installation or replacement

    Drywall repair

    Gutter addition

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    Gutter cleaning

    Gutter installation

    Gutter repair

    Gutter replacement

    Interior wall painting

    Exterior painting

    Interior painting

    Painting interior elements

    Room painting

    Siding installation

    Siding repair

    Siding replacement

    Interior staining

    Room staining

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    Guillot Construction

    Guillot Construction

    (1 review)

    Contacted Guillot for estimate on June 12, appointment with Jonathan June 18 for water proofing…read morepaver Balconies and one bad Gutter. Ask Jonathan to amend quote for repairing gutter, I rather have the gutter and fascia replaced than repaired and had gotten other contractors quotes on replacing gutter (remove gutter work). Waiting for amended estimate from June 19 to July 14. On June 19 Guillot was paid 35% down on the original estimate,, in which he received more money down. Johnathan infomercial/presentation is meant to assured customers that Guillot stands behind their workmanship/warranty. On the morning of July 9 @9am the workers were here without a supervisor/Johnathan to explain the scope of the job and to introduce the workers to the home owner. The office called to tell the homeowner the workers were outside their home, the whole time they were being watched on security cameras while the workers were taking pictures of our home. Guillot sent a family of five, one man to carry the sealer, two women with brooms, swifter wrapped in old use rugs and two teenage boys. They came with no ladder to reach the balcony from the outside and no drip cloths to protect my wooden floors when coming inside and out of home after rolling the sealer onto the porch's. Johnathan had suggested that I research the sealer AR-350, I did and the direction on applying. When I noticed that the crew wasn't using any water I asked the only male why he didn't wash and strip the old sealer he replied that Jonathan said to only sweep the porches. I had explained to Jonathan that my husband and I had sealed the pavers several years ago and needed to be stripped. The sealer needed to be applied in the evening and no expecting of rain. The crew applied the sealer in the morning. Took two hours. (Rained that evening). I then called the office to remind Johnathan that I was still waiting for the updated quote and expressed my concerns about the workers he sent to our home. He apologize for his workers not being prepared, he apologized for using child labors to apply a dangerous chemical. Johnathan said that the Parents were training the children and at one point in our conversation he suggested not wanting to finish the job. I received the amended quote on July 14. Johnathan said he would return on July 15 to apply the second coat and when he did come he came with the same crew but this time one man, one woman and a child. No ladder and dropped cloths. I believe Johnathan came with his workers to make sure there was no damage (see fine print estimate) and to get paid. At this point Guillot warrantee that he bosses about meant nothing when the manufacturing application wasn't followed. Day Workers and or Cleaning Crew wasn't acceptable or expected when I hired this company and for the price I was quoted. Children are a lawsuit in the making. I had closed all the doors and these people walked all through my house. Guillot will not be held accountable/financial for any damage done by his Day laborers. That includes theft, using bathrooms(plumbing). I asked Johnathan to send me his final bill and his services were no longer needed. In my opinion, when Jonathan came for the estimate he seen $$$$ and a widow. He then marked up the price for what he assumed was a small job and sent and Day laborers. He waited to submit the amended quote. And when I questioned him, he became very rude, disrespectful.

    From the owner: From painting and siding to carpentry and flooring, we offer a wide range of services. Guillot…read moreConstruction LLC is locally owned and proud to serve the Mississippi Gulf Coast. As a coast resident, Jonathan Guillot gives back by working with Habitat for Humanity to help those in need. Have you been looking for a contractor you can trust? Call us today for a FREE estimate

    Coastal Contracting - Custom bath in a luxury custom built home on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

    Coastal Contracting

    (9 reviews)

    I cried the day I backed my car into a tree and it crumbled like a beer can and I cried again the…read moreday I picked it up cause it looked like new! They performed magic!! I have no other words for it!!! Thank u thank u!

    Coastal Contracting Review…read more I strongly caution anyone considering Coastal Contracting (owner Stephen Carlson) for a new home build. Our experience was financially devastating and the contract was not honored. We contracted with Coastal Contracting in August 2024 to build a single-family home in D'Iberville, MS. The cost+ contract provided estimated price with a +/-10% variance. The final cost came in well beyond that variance, and the home appraised for significantly less than what we paid -- leaving us substantially underwater. Had we not sold our previous home at a significant profit during construction, we could not have covered the repeated cash demands and likely would have faced foreclosure. Throughout the build, Mr. Carlson was unable or unwilling to produce a written allowance list, a cost methodology, or a single written change order -- all of which his own contract requires. Instead, he repeatedly demanded large out-of-pocket payments on top of the scheduled bank draws to keep the project moving. When I asked for the accounting to justify these overages, I was told I had everything I needed and that how their payments were handled was not my business. I later found out that many payments to vendors and sub-contractors were often past due. The project was contractually scheduled to complete by October 2025. It finished in mid-November, with no written change orders, no documented delays, and no significant weather events on the Gulf Coast to explain it. The late completion forced us to obtain two loan extensions and pay additional fees. Other concerns: the plans were treated as "just a guideline"; the project manager was injured on site and we were not notified within the contractual three-day window (we learned from a subcontractor); and we never received documentation of continuous General Liability, Workers' Comp, or renewed Builder's Risk coverage after the original policy period. If you're considering Coastal Contracting, I urge you -- at minimum -- to require a detailed written allowance schedule up front. I repeat get a detailed written allowance schedule UP FRONT and do not proceed until that is provided and a part of the contract. Mr Carlson seems like a good sales person, but he is really just a snake oil salesman selling terms he cannot meet. Once he has your business it is all about your money. You will become nothing more than an ATM to him. He does not listen and only does or doesn't do what he wants. He is a liar, a bully and just an overall bad person to do business with. I suggest finding someone else.

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