One of the most prompt, clean and professional companies I have dealt with. I highly recommend…read morethem.

This review would have been a 4 or even 4.5 star review through almost the entire project, but it…read morekind of fell apart at the end. Let's start at the beginning. Richard and Dallas Home Renovations is a solid contractor that can do a variety of projects to a perfectly acceptable level of quality. We hired them for a shower redo - this was a tile custom shower down to the studs. From early on, Richard came in with detailed email quotes that he regularly updated as we made decisions, and even as we progressed through the actual work and materials got locked in. From start to finish, the cost for labor never budged. I found his communication on pricing refreshing and comforting, especially as we opted for the strategy of purchasing our own plumbing and tile materials. Richard is a very busy man. His company appears to have a great deal of business, which is good for him. That does mean that he tends to rush around - he would appear and disappear in the blink of an eye. One time I was literally talking to him about something and he turned to follow one of his contractors out the door to ask him a question, and after a minute I looked and his truck was gone. He's not being rude, he's just busy - I learned to be comfortable with this. His workers did a very nice job on the project itself. As I work from home I was able to supervise much of the work and I could tell that they were doing a good job with an attention to detail. They handled problems efficiently and effectively and I've definitely seen worse tile work. In the course of the project they also installed a new recessed light fixture overhead and retrofitted an existing one to match, and did a great job at an excellent price. Most of the time, I was able to communicate just fine with the workers in English. We rarely had challenges. Richard did a little belatedly offer to send a licensed plumber and a licensed electrician, but assured me that the work was very basic and that his men were experienced. They did indeed do the work just fine. A couple of times the work was delayed or done out of order because we had a hard time coordinating with Richard to get the right supplies on hand at the right time. His workers occasionally had to re-do things. I chalk this up to Richard's busyness - he procrastinated picking up a contractor-grade accent tile that we had picked out, and then found it out of stock. It also took a while to meet him at a friend's place to get a remnant stone piece for a shelf, and so the guys had to cut a hole in their work when it finally showed up. In the end, I think these only delayed the finish of the project by a day, if even. Things only went meaningfully downhill at the very end of the job. I have no personal experience with tile work, unlike some other areas, so I did not catch them making a mistake in the grouting. We picked out a single grout color for the entire shower, and they got it in unsanded for the walls and sanded for the floor. The floor grout appears to have ended up the wrong color (much too light) - a bit mixed in a couple of plastic cups indicated this after the fact. Plus, the guys failed to properly seal it. I have since learned that you have to let grout dry for 3 days before sealing it or using the shower - this appears to be standard industry practice. They put down the sealer after a little less than 24 hours and told us we could use the shower immediately. The floor grout then dried to a patchwork of different colors. They came back and scraped some of the spots and regrouted, but the patchwork of colors remained. The grout absorbs water and darkens substantially in patches, then slowly dries throughout the day, but never fully gets to the same color. We'd be okay with the wrong color if it just were all the same color, but we tried showering in the other bathroom two mornings in a row to see if we could get it to dry to a solid and it never did. It may be beyond salvaging now. After a couple of attempts, Richard has not made a move. We originally finished the job on 1/14, then brought up the grout on 1/20. He finally came on 2/3 to look at it. On 2/24 he finally came back to look at it again and scheduled his guys to come look at it, but cancelled the next day and today it's 3/16 and I haven't heard anything. I think this is a wrap for us - I'll probably pick up a dremel tool and re-do the entire floor grout myself. In the end, I think that you could feel confident calling Richard to come in and look at a job and bid on it. Go in with your eyes open and knowing what to expect and I think you'll get solid quality at an excellent price.

Ryan and his men were great. I had them add a window to my theatre room and they finished in 2…read moredays. Competitive pricing and great craftsmanship. Ryan is very kind and responsive. He came within a few days to give me a quote and once we were ready to move forward, he gave us a day that same week. Trustworthy company, I will look to them for any further home construction that I have.

Huge shout out to local Argyle company - HGT Construction. We are so grateful we found HGT, Ryan…read moreLambert and his crews completely transformed our house with the highest quality. They were courteous, professional and timely (started work at 7am EVERY day!) We had the following work done, all simultaneously - and the crews stayed on schedule to the exact day estimated! This was so important because we moved out of the house during this project. Call Ryan at 940-399-7900! - Master bath (removed tub, made large shower, vanities & mirrors, toilet) - Upstairs bath (shower/floor tile, vanity, mirror, toilet) - Entire downstairs flooring converted to 6ft tile - Kitchen backsplash, granite, sink (Granite from Granite Huggers). Moved plumbing for pot filler from counter to wall. - New fireplace tile and granite hearth - Paint entire house walls/ceilings (Paint done by Fresh Coat of Denton) - New in ceiling/wall speakers in living room & master bedroom - New lighting throughout house (canned lights, fixtures, under cabinet, ceiling fans)

5 years ago, when a tornado hit our house, Americonstruction worked with us and with our insurance…read moreto get a settlement to make repairs. On the surface, everything is beautiful. There were some problems with sub contractors, but the owners tried to make those things right. 5 years later, it feels like every time we turn around we find another problem. Not cosmetic, but problems with the quality of work. Just a few problems have been trim that didn't get put back up under low windows, shelves mounted with the screws in the wrong place, pebbles left under the flooring, I can go on and on. Our most recent was that a shower door just fell off. As my husband looked at it to put it back up, he found that they had mounted the heavy glass door into the shower surround with nothing behind it for the screws to hold to except some glue!!! Efforts to repair this problem found that they mounted the whole shower surround with nothing behind it but the studs. No shower board, Sheetrock or anything!!! The subcontractors cut corners everywhere possible and no one monitored the quality of work. Use the utmost caution if you hire this company and monitor EVERYTHING because they won't.

UPDATE: I talked to Trevor and understood the confusion with…read morehow my request was lost. I didn't go with them, because they really don't specialize on smaller jobs. But Trevor was very much wanting to make it right.

We had a rotted tree fall on our house, which required us to replace a section of our roof and make…read moremajor repairs in our master bathroom. We worked with Adam and we couldn't be happier. The roof repair only took a single day and the bathroom was completed by the end of the week. We haven't had any issues with the roof since and the bathroom looks better than we could have hoped for.

We put in a request for some repairs at our kitchen. The project manager says "Sorry". But, he…read moredid come over to speak with us. He says the job is too small. All their jobs are more than a week. Ours is 3 days. Yet, he says he will help us out and do our project. His workers came over and did a good job in repairing and replacing a lot of items in our kitchen cabinets that needed to be repaired due to mitigation. The workers did an outstanding job in repairing what we had requested.

Update. My travertine patio is 2 yrs old and looks ancient. Cody came to hopefully address my…read moreconcerns re shifting stones, weeds growing between seams and increasing crumbling and chips on corners of stones. His advice? Treat the weeds with vinegar and salt solution and he would put together an estimate to reseal the surfaces (most lacking any polymeric sand). Ughhhh. Total waste of my time asking him to stand behind his guarantee on work or honor his website stated warranty. My concerns are structural...not cosmetic. Do NOT trust this company to create your dream backyard.

Gagne de crosseur du colis, pas un client de satisfait dans ma rue (+ de 20 maisons)…read moreIls m'ont chargé 89 000 $ d'extra sur le remplissage du terrain et ne m'en ont jamais fait mention du dépassement après 10 000 $ d'extra (toute la rue a eu un minimum de 20 000 $ d'extra sur un évaluation de 27 000 $ pour tous les terrains, peu importe la maison). Dalle structurale fissurée qui coule, mur croche, porte d'entrée mal scellée, porte de garage mal installée, assise de toilette fendue et j'en passe et j'en passe. Ça fait 3 ans et je découvre encore des nouvelles installations non conformes. Ils cachent leurs erreurs du mieux qu'ils peuvent. Ils essaient de vous faire faire vos réparations vous-même pour sauver les coûts. Pratiquement impossible de parler avec la personne qui s'occupe de ton projet. Ils ont des parts dans Mg2 et la compagnie d'excavation, alors ils en profitent au max. Quand ils vous parlent, ils vous parlent de haut comme si vous ne connaissiez rien. La construction, ça a été bof. le service après construction -1000000 / 10 Mg2 c'est la même affaire, je voulais déplacer mon panneau électrique avant la construction. Ils m'ont dit qu'ils ne pouvaient pas finalement, quand c'était trop tard, ils l'ont fait pour un extra. Pas suivi les plans électriques, Lumière extérieure manquante, Switch mal positionné, Gradateurs manquants, Thermostat manquant, Electricité pas selon le code électrique à certains endroits (je suis électricien) La compagnie d'excavation, je ne sais pas. Mais a chaque jour je passais voir l'avancement et l'opérateur de pelle était sur son cellulaire pendant que je payais son temps double et que son helper était assis. bref, je suis en tabarnak et toutes les fois qu'arrive une nouvelle surprise ça me rappelle que c'est un cauchemar comme première maison

Had a great experience working with David and his crew! Very good communication, pricing, and…read morecompleted the project quickly! I am happy with my results and highly recommend!

1 Star (Only because zero wasn't an option)…read more GAL Building Group: Where dreams go to drywall hell. Timeline? Promised: 3-4 weeks. Half-Delivered: 16+ weeks of chaos, existential dread and never completed Cleanup? Translation: "Free-Range Debris - in the house, on the porch, in the yard" Bonus souvenirs: HOA warning and a $420 replacement tire. Thanks, nail! Primary Bath = Disaster Spa 2025™ Waterproofing? Half. Underlayment? Nope. Tiles? Some chipped and other stained Excuse to why underlayment was in the contract, but not installed? "AI wrote the contract and I never reviewed it" So HAL 9000 is your PM now? Bonus Item: Free bathroom flood with every purchase! Yes, flowing the Nile River - inches of water in the bathroom floor, closet, walls! Powder Bath Tile job looks like a motocross track. Extreme sports, anyone? Painting One coat. Picasso's toddler phase. Splatter everywhere -- walls, floors, windows, mirrors, clothes in closets, dogs. Promised spray booth got driveway tarp burrito. Plumbing No P-trap installed in the master shower. Lied about it. We had to hire a certified plumber to confirm no PTrap was installed. Enjoy your complimentary sewer gas aromatherapy. Flex pipe was used for the tub. Tile Work Uneven, sharp, creatively spaced. Fix? "Just add grout." Sir, this is not banana bread. Communication Ghosted like a bad Tinder date Summary: Hire GAL if you want: AI-generated contracts Post-apocalyptic chic Contractors who vanish at "punch list" Otherwise: Run. Fast. Steel-toed boots recommended -- nails are everywhere.

Frontstar just completed our screened in porch. The work was done well and on time. We have never…read moreexperienced a company with better communication skills. We were kept up to date on every step and they finished on time at the quoted price. Very professional.

We had an AMAZING experience with Frontstar. Joaquin and his team are top-notch. They demolished…read moreand rebuilt our large back deck and also removed and installed a new front door for us. We couldn't have been happier with Joaquin's professional manner, his fair prices, and his integrity. The project took just a bit longer than expected due to weather and a couple of unforeseen circumstances with our house, but we were always kept up to date with exactly where they were in the process and how long they expected the project to take and didn't ask us to pay any extra even though it took longer. They worked long hours, took few breaks, and made sure we were 100% satisfied before they finished the project. Highly recommend. 5/5 stars, will use again!"

We hired SDG Home Concepts to update our home as well as to build a new detached garage and we…read morecouldn't be happier with the results. Serge and his team are skillful, knowledgeable, courteous, and they keep you in the loop throughout the entire process. On the inside of our home SDG built from scratch two fireplaces for electric inserts complete with mantels, did an accent wall in our bedroom, extended the hardwood flooring, and painted our living room and kitchen. They built us a two car detached garage that perfectly matches our house. They deal with city permit offices and provide you with everything you need to navigate your HOA approval. For renovations, updates, or new construction call SDG

Surge was amazing to work with! He handled my bathroom rebuild after and leak. What I didn't…read morerealize was so important was having a contractor who will push and work with the insurance company to make sure you are getting everything paid for that is needed. He was in constant contact and followed up with the insurance provider almost daily. The teams he hired to do the work were all very professional and did amazing work. It was great that Surge arranged and oversaw every step of the process. He made sure everything got done from flooring to installing new towel bars. No detail was over looked. The value for the cost was also one of the best parts! Surge never rushed or pressed me to do any upgrades but was always willing to bounce around ideas and quote out things I was interested in. I would high recommend him and his team for any work you are doing in your home. I look forward to working with him in the future on any home projects.