Our neighborhood were the victims of the horrible storm that came through in Blaine, spring of 2017. Craftsmans Choice was highly recommended and so we went ahead and signed the contract. Our biggest regret ever. They started middle of November 2018 and assured us that they will work through the cold weather and finish within 2-3 weeks. The roofing crew were smokers and left cigarette buds all around our house. It took them about 5 days from start to finish. Our roof is extra steep and we have no access and do not plan to inspect it. We hope and pray that their quality of work is not reflected in their daily smoking habits and disrespect for leaving their cigarette
buds all around our house. On to the siding project which was a huge nightmare. The contractors showed up the first two days and appeared to be working diligently. The third day was a no show. The fourth day was a no show either. I called the project manager to let him know. He appeared to be surprised that no one has showed up for the past two days. Keep in mind that this was in the dead winter. The siding was partially exposed. We had horrible winds blowing the plastic tyvek on the side of the house. My husband and I was up every night from the flapping noise. The contractor called me back and said that the contractor didn't show up for work because his wife's car had broken down and they didn't have a car to come to work. After the fifth day, the contractor showed up for work. The contractor showed up the sixth and seventh day. On the eighth day, the contractor was a no show. I called the project manager to let him know. Again, he was shocked but said he will get back to me. Later that day, the project manager called me back to inform me the contractor had a death in the family and had to leave the country. The project manager apologized and said that they will send out a new team. It took almost two weeks for them to send out a new team. The new contractors showed up for work. The first day, the contractors blew a fuse, nothing got done, and left for the rest of the day. I came home from work and noticed that all our appliances was shut off. I called my husband, he had to come home and reset the fuse and all of our appliances. He was not happy. I called the project manager again. I explained to him to let the contractors know not to use the outdoor outlet because it does not have enough voltage for their power tools. He said ok, he will let them know. The contractors showed up on the second day. They used the outdoor outlet and blew out the fuse again! I was home that day so the contractor came and knocked on the door and apologized. I told him that my husband is not home so I have no idea how to reset the fuse box. The contractor said he could help reset the box. Which he did. So that day, they were able to get some siding done. The third day, the contractors showed up. Of course they used the outdoor outlet and blew the fuse again. I called the project manager and let him know that they need to bring their own power source or figure something out because Ive had it with them tripping my fuse box. The contractors left that day with nothing being done. The next day the contractors showed up and ran their own power and started work. Every day for tthe next two weeks they showed up and got a little done at a time. After about four months, going on to March 2018, it finally appeared as though the contractors were finished. Except they missed some things and did a horrible job. I called and texted the project manager to let him know. No response. So, all summer, about six month six later, middle of October, the project manager showed up and said that they have an inspection scheduled with the city. I expressed my dismay with their service and the quality of the work. The project manager came out the next day to fix the issues himself. The contractors missed a few sidings by the garage doors, the same for the back side of the garage. He assured me that it's covered under the warranty. That is no consolation for the horrible experience we endured. I would never recommend this company. read more