I was excited by the welcome & selections . I had felt anxious about choosing lighting for a whole…read morehouse by myself , as my hubby was working out of town. Great fun and professional support by Nick, who's expert knowledge came through ! I was able to chose with back up for most lights. Both the selection & Nick in sales made it happen. I enjoyed the whole experience great communication & follow up.

We arrived to shop on a Saturday afternoon. Two staff we in the phone so we browsed. As we came…read moredown the stairs the salesman no longer on the phone made eye contact and greeted the other couple coming in the door and did not make any effort to check in with us.

Shawn may possess a wealth of design savvy, but our experience was anything but satisfactory. My…read morewife and I were looking to have some renovations done on a second home we just purchased in Burlington, and after a lengthy phone consult over a month ago, we made an appointment to meet with him for a walk-through. We drove up from MA for a 12:00 appointment which he had confirmed just a few weeks ago and told us he "put on his calendar". When it got to be 12:20 and we didn't see him, my wife called his cell. Imagine our bewilderment when he admitted that he was too busy to meet with us! He didn't even have the courtesy to let us know ahead of time so we could have made other plans. Very condescending and unprofessional.

Shawn is an outstanding contractor with incredible design savvy. From the start of our project (a…read morecomplete 2nd floor gut and renovation), Shawn listened first and then presented us with design options that clearly reflected that he had HEARD us. He was always mindful of our tight budget but never sacrificed his level of service. I know, for certain, we were not among his high-end clients, but we always felt like we were his first priority. His crew is outstanding ... they are true craftspeople.

I could not be happier with my choice to work with Element. In a field rife with agents content to…read morebe "good enough", the Element team stands head and shoulders above the competition with their focus on providing an excellent client experience. I specifically worked with Tanner Faucett on the purchase of my first investment property, a multi-family home in Burlington. Tanner was incredibly responsive, communicated clearly, and leveraged his own real estate investment experience to help set my expectations and ensure I had a strong grasp on each step in the process. With his guidance, patience, and robust knowledge of the multi-family market, we found the right property. Though there were some curveballs thrown by some of the other parties in the closing process , Tanner's support was steadfast as he tackled issues that other agents would likely have punted or handled more passively. I look forward to working with Element (and Tanner) on my future real estate transactions!

You will NEVER find a more ethical, hard working, knowledgeable individual anywhere. Jessica…read moreBridge is TOP NOTCH and so enjoyable to work with. I truly CANNOT say enough positive things about our experience.

This review is not aimed at KW Vermont but one of its realtors named Kendall Mc Causland. What I…read morehad to experience in legal fees was inexcusable because of her lies and hiding the truth In order to sell a property.

I bought my first home with KW Vermont and it couldn't have gone better! Knowledgeable staff,…read morecommitted to helping me find the right home (no matter how many I had to look at!). Bonus for having mortgage lenders on site. Makes for a very streamlined process for clients. We love our home and highly recommend KW Vermont to our friends and family!

After shopping around, I went with Local Muscle because their estimate was way more reasonable than…read moretheir competitors. You only pay for the time used. The guys who showed up for my scheduled move, Jake, Kwawe, and Ray Co., were everything you want in a moving crew: friendly, efficient, careful. Real pros. They were done in about an hour and 15 minutes. I was highly impressed with their good nature, given it was a blazingly hot day. The only bummer was that LMM had to move my appointment back by a couple of hours to fit in another move. But they gave me a week's notice, and they added another mover without additional cost. Recommended!

Local muscle movers were excellent! They gave me a reasonable quote, communicated well, arrived…read moreearly, were well coordinated with a team of three, were respectful of my belongings and finished under estimate time and budget. Highly recommend them. Thank you, Isabel, Jackson, and Jay.

Thanks for all your help! I know I made your lives difficult (who new $425k was such a good deal:0)…read more but we got to the top! My new tenant may also be my new girlfriend;) I will recommend you to everybody at Ben & Jerry's. Great Job, I'm couldn't have been more pleased.

I recently had the pleasure of working with New England Landmark Realty, specifically Cindy Lyons,…read morefor a second time in the last 7 or 8 years. The first time I worked with her, it was as the seller of a rather straight-forward home sale; everything went off without a hitch, as I would hope and expect. The normal pieces of pretty much everything being taken care of for me were certainly present; with all of it being cleanly, smoothly and professionally managed across the board, but the idea that my realtor was so much more than that, more like a close friend stuck with me over the years. Fast-forward those 7 or 8 years to my current interaction with Cindy (which turned into calls & emails with Tony Walton as well) and the purchase of a partially improved piece of land and construction loan. New England Landmark was not the listing agent, but I called Cindy just to see if it were something she might be able to help us with (mind you, this was after 5 or 6 'unofficial' calls to Cindy that she provided me a bucket-full of useful information, recommendations and assistance - I thought I should really formalize the whole arrangement!). At the time I placed my call to Cindy, I was literally pulling my hair out, frustrated with the entire process, stressed beyond anything I had experienced and ready to figuratively throw in the towel, (more literally I would have likely thrown that towel, or a big rock, at someone). When I hung up, I exhaled for the first time in weeks, called my wife and said: "We're all set, Cindy is going to take care of us" I had no idea how true that statement could have possibly been; the navigation of a process that included 3 postponed closings, several interactions with the selling agent, circulation of what seemed to be an endless stream of documents (often the same one 2, 3 or more times), coordination of multiple disparate parties (our purchase had more than the "traditional two parties", including one out-of-state), a contested appraisal - pretty much everything I could have thought could possibly "go wrong" (and any number that I couldn't have thought of) and there was Cindy leading the way through the fog (or blackest night as I was beginning to feel). I should also make the important note that not a single one of these difficulties was created by, or the fault of, NELandmark Realty; 100% of the issues were external to them - Cindy just managed them for us. Then on closing day, at something that she didn't really even have to attend (as far as I know) as she wasn't the listing agent and wasn't signing anything, there was Cindy already at the bank waiting for us to show up. Of course closing didn't go smoothly either, but Cindy sat right next to us and weathered that next storm with as much grace and aplomb as she had shown over the previous 4 months. So now, 4 months after that phone call, we are finally ready to start building our home; and it is with absolutely zero creative license or hyperbole that I say, literally, we would not be getting ready to start construction if it were not for Cindy Lyons, Tony Walton and the New England Landmark Realty crew. I wholeheartedly recommend and encourage you, your family and friends give them a call and experience how real estate can and should be done - my guess is that not only will you be pleasantly surprised, you might also come away finding folks you end up calling friends..... With complete sincerity, Don, Stephanie & Tristan Haddox

Do not rent. Apartments are filthy, in terrible condition, and in some places not even level…read moregrounded. Paying far too much for what I am living in. Landlord is argumentative and has a short temper - very unprofessional responding to e-mails and also takes a very long time to respond. If they are such a big, successful company with places all over, they should be able to handle money situations and maintenance issues with ease, however every time there is a small issue with either, the landlord would get snappy and defensive and will simply repeat their argument until you just give in. Terrible. Never rent through them. Find somewhere else that cares.

Do not rent from Coburn and Feeley, unless you absolutely have to. They are the worst landlords I…read morehave ever rented from. Our apartment was filthy when we moved in, maintenance will take weeks, even months to fix things, or they just won't bother ever showing up. (Even for serious issues, broken heat, broken stove, broken fridge etc.) Communication is a big issue too, you tell them about a problem and they don't even tell you whether they got your e-mail, they just send someone over without letting you know, or ignore you. Snow removal is included in our lease, but they don't plow, which is a really big issue in Vermont, and I'm always getting stuck in my driveway and having to miss or show up late to work. All this could maybe be bearable... but they are also just the most unfriendly people to deal with. They don't listen to their tenants issues, they just get angry at you for bothering them, or get defensive and make excuses as to why things don't get done. This is not just my experience either, all my neighbors that rent from them have much worse things to say. Do yourself a favor and stay away from this company, landlords and tenants beware.

I hired Snow Country Roofing to replace the roof on my home in Montgomery, VT in June 2025 and paid…read moreextra for a full ice & water shield upgrade due to the property's history with snow and ice conditions. Within the first winter, the roof developed leaks at multiple roof-to-wall/dormer areas during snow and ice conditions, resulting in interior water damage. After reporting the issue, I was initially told the problem was not related to the roof installation. I ultimately hired an independent roofing inspector who identified multiple concerns with the installation, including flashing and ventilation issues. One of the most concerning findings was that a section of ridge vent present on the previous roof had not been installed on the new roof. After I repeatedly questioned this, Snow Country later returned and added the missing vent section. The company also came to the property unannounced while renters were staying there and performed extensive work into the evening without prior coordination or a written explanation of what was being repaired. I have spent thousands of dollars on temporary mitigation, inspection costs, snow/ice removal, and rental reimbursement while trying to prevent further damage and resolve the issue professionally. To date, I am still seeking reimbursement for damages and proper corrective repairs. I would strongly recommend that anyone considering this company: -ask detailed questions about flashing and ventilation, -insist on written documentation of all work performed, -and obtain independent inspections if problems arise. Or, choose another roofing company!

Hardworking roofers. These guys rock. I had to MAKE them take a coffee break and bring coffee up…read moreinto the staging. The project management side is where the issues are. I had clear, concise computer drawings of the whole roof project with notes and dimensions and still, there were discrepancies that they wanted added compensation for. I said..."look...it's right on the drawings I gave you". Project Manager said..."look, I never included it!". The workers would probably build a church steeple if the boss told them too...but communicating is not the strong suit of this company...lets put it that way. Because they are using Nicaraguan, Honduran or Mexican employees, I'm sure their rates are lower than other companies. I sure hope they are treating the guys responsibly and paying them at least minimum wages.