I would stay away from this guy. He acts as he knows what he is doing but he clearly lacks…read moreexperience and skill. I hired him to finish my basement. All of his jobs have problems: 1 - Floor: He didn't leave any gap (1/4 inch for expansion is standard) from the walls. There was a water leak which I notified him about, he finished the job and didn't check. I found there was still water everywhere after a week... Good thing I decided to redo the floor. 2 - Stairs: I was going to redo the stairs later anyway since the finish wasn't as nice as I hoped. After using it for a day; I almost tripped on the nose trim. It was a loose and I found most of them were loose and poorly finished. 3 - Walls: I was actually okay with this job and he was supposed to prep the wall for painting. After 3 coats of paint, the wall looks ugly due to poor or no prepping... I also paid him to build a fence, he acted like he was confident but he clearly lacked tools and knowledge. It was installed way too high and I told him it wasn't going to pass the permit inspection. He swore up and down this was okay and it failed... I still paid him and asked him to take the fence down but he ghosted me.

Needed deck stairs repaired after carpenter ant damage. Jay was quick to show up to evaluate and…read moreprovide a quote. Pricing was reasonable and job was done quickly and to our satisfaction. I highly recommend Jay and hope to have an opportunity to use him and his team for a future bath or other project in the not too distant future.

Very responsive and explained and accommodated us very well. Would reach out to them again for…read morefuture needs.

Don't contact!! Unresponsive , unprofessional service. Quotes you, gets your hopes up, and at…read morepoint of signing, they don't respond. Completely ghosted us. Wasted over a year of our time waiting on them.

I had new windows installed about 4 years ago. The lock on the one window isn't latching to…read moresecurely lock the one window. I notified Allgood several time via telephone, email, text, and even once when they were at my home to give me a quote on a new roof. I showed the salesman what was wrong with the one window and I was advised he would report it immediately to the corporate office however I never heard back. After receiving another roofing estimate which was about $4500.00 cheaper I decided that due to the lack of service on repairing a minor window lock, there was no way they would respond if a roof were to develop a leak. As of this review I have not received any correspondence from Allgood with respect to repairing my window. I can not with a clear conscious recommend this company to anyone searching for home remodeling or repair as they do not honor their warranty.

If I could give 0 stars, I would. Had an estimate done in February 2016 for replacement of the…read morerubber roof on my mobile home. Here we are 6 months later and the job still isn't done to our satisfaction. First off they basically force you into the "deal" they offer at the time of the estimate or else you pay nearly double. Then, communication between reps/offices is completely lacking. Let's not even mention the empty promises and insincere apologies. Several times I was told the crew would be out the next day and they wouldn't show, and no call to let me know they couldn't make it. Suffice it to say once the job was completed, my boyfriend and I had several concerns about the appearance of the roof (looked like there were several places susceptible to leaks) that were repeatedly waved off with more promises that it would not leak, rather than them just fixing the problems. I'm still fighting with the company to get the job done right and after all the hassle I feel like 8 grand is way too expensive for a rubber band-aid that looks like crap.

Kaleb removed our upstairs carpets and installed a beautiful new flooring. He was thorough and I…read morecould tell he had extensive knowledge and experience in the field. I trusted him throughout the entire process and will definitely be contacting him again for further remodels.

Mark Skerlec's crew put on a beautiful roof on our home back in 2009 when the weather was rough…read more The gentlemen worked hard and ensured that our home would be safely protected for years. They did a great job of cleaning up, too!

Our back deck had been a disaster since we moved into our house. It was a previous homeowner DIY…read moreproject that was used with incorrect materials, and because of this it was causing the deck to sag in multiple locations. It also did not have any steps for access to the backyard. We spent a year and a half contacting contractor after contractor, no one wanted to help us get our deck up to par. Not one person that came out to look at the deck would give us an estimate on what it would take to fix the deck. Some told us they would only give us pricing for a new deck, others just ghosted us all together. Enter Mark Skerlec. Mark listened to our needs and then gave us a variety of options that could rectify the issues with the deck. After making our final decisions Mark quickly scheduled a date to begin his work. He was clean, he was quick, and he did incredible work. Our deck no longer sags. It no longer bounces when you walk on it. I also finally have direct access to the backyard. The most amazing part is Mark was able to take the time to match up the parts he used with the current design of the deck. Looking at it you would never know that it was once a monstrous atrocity. It is one complete, beautiful unit. It looks great. And I couldn't be any happier. Next time I need work done, interior or exterior, there won't even be multiple calls. Mark Skerlec is the only contractor I will use.

sitting here under my peeling ceiling.There was water damage from a leaking upstairs pipe. The…read moreplaster was removed promptly and soon replaced. I can't say enough about the kind man who worked on the ceiling. A man was called in to match the plaster and it all looked great after painting it. Fast forward two years. My husband had a stroke and while sitting with him, he noticed the ceiling was peeling. He managed to say, call the people who fixed it. They'll come back. So very wrong. Mr. Mazzant yelled and actually screamed at me. He said I was a complainer who only"wanted something for nothing.". I told him I thought he'd want to know his work didn't hold up. He hung up on me. My husband recently passed away and I have more time now. Do I find a ladder and scrape the ceiling? Do I paint it? Our insurance came through on this project and i thought my nice house was fixed. Yes, the initial work looked great but I still can't believe how my complaint/ problem was handled.

Mazzant did a restoration job for me back in 2015. At first glance, it was great... but today, not…read moreso much. Here's the scenario: A water pipe in my unheated attic burst and flooded a couple rooms in my house. Mazzant came in, tore out the ceiling, dried everything out, etc. During that process, the existing furnace in the attic died and had to be replaced. Insurance paid for everything, job was done after 4 weeks or so. Life went on. Now in December 2018, I'm no longer living there but my tenants call me up and say the furnace won't run anymore. The gas stove works, water heater works, but not the furnace. I call my usual HVAC guy and he said the install was done very poorly. I told him what happened before, then I asked him why he thinks the install was done poorly and he tells me it looks like a drywall guy did it. Basically, the HVAC guy meant to say it looks like the person who did the install didn't have the expertise to do it right. I ask him what needed to be done and he said the best thing to do would be to get parts and redo the install which would be thousands of dollars. I asked him what it'd cost to simply get the one part needed to make the furnace work and he said it's $500 but would rather not do a rush job. Fair enough. I go for a second opinion and same thing. The guy tells me the install was done improperly so the drainage doesn't happen properly, which causes condensation in the unit, which caused the control board to go bad, and that's why the furnace won't run. I ask him what could be done and he tells me my two options: 1) Replace just the control board for $500 but the part is on order which will take 14 days to arrive, not to mention an additional wait time for actual repairs. 2) Replace the whole thing for $4,200 and can be done in 3 days. Alternatively, he told me to find the original crew that did the work and see if there's any parts warranty on the unit. However, he felt it was unlikely because to have parts warranty, the technician would've had to register the furnace with the manufacturer... and he honestly felt that, "Anyone who does a job like this probably wouldn't have done so." I take his advice to contact the original crew and find out if there's any parts warranty. The original crew was Mazzant. I called them and basically, they're saying it's been 3 years since and there should've been regular maintenance on the furnace. And because there's been no maintenance, they won't do anything about it. In fact, Bob (the owner/president) yelled at me when I tried to explain 1) I don't recall having this conversation because I was under the impression that the insurance company was paying for everything, and 2) I was simply trying to look for the parts warranty. What's amusing is that he became very defensive because I hadn't even gotten to the point of asking them to do anything about the botched furnace install, one that's now going to cost me at least $500 and leaving my tenants in the cold for at least 2 more weeks because the parts are on order from the manufacturer! I told Bob Mazzant this: If he had AT THE VERY LEAST sent someone out to check it out and explained better options to me, I might've even hired him again to fix it for me. But instead, here I am on the Internet writing a bad review because he chose to get defensive and yell at me over the phone. He sounded nice enough to a potential customer, but boy try asking him about a past job and he blows up. That reaction tells me that I'm not the first one that's told him of botched jobs his crew did that became ticking time bombs... and I suspect that I won't be the last customer that he'll be yelling at in the future. Thanks for nothing, Bob.

I had them out yesterday to eliminate a load bearing wall as I didn't feel confident in doing it…read moremyself. They were very easy to work with, as well as effective communicators who gave a fair price for the work. The job was done within 4 hours and turned out great!

I was searching for an organization that knows how to disassemble and reassemble a pool table with…read morethree sheets of slate. Absolutely happy with the work GLBS did for me. They were very flexible about scheduling the reassembly, weather issues. Great company, very knowledgeable about the obscure things that people need moved.

When we moved from our house, our movers hired Shawn to protect an antique "tall clock" for us…read morebefore putting it on the long journey to Florida. Shawn built 3 actual crates for the three sections of the clock. I was impressed by the workmanship of just the crates themselves!!! Everything precisely measured and cut -- more than I ever expected to be done to protect the clock. When the clock arrived (safely--of course) to FL, the movers hired another man to uncrate the clock and get it working again. Even the man in FL who uncrated it commented about the beauty of the crates! He even asked if I would mind if he took the wood that was used to build the crates (with the thought of reusing it the next time he was called to make a crate for a customer who is moving something delicate). I thought that was the ultimate compliment to Shawn: that another woodworker recognized the workmanship that went into building the crates. If that's the way Shawn builds crates -- I can only imagine what a great job he'd do when remodeling!