Equity does great work. Their workmanship is top notch and their prices are reasonable . They…read moredesigned my space beautifully and finished on time and on budget.

Great level of responsiveness and professionalism. Would hire Ray and team in the future!read more

I have had Victor and his team do several projects in my house. They did a great job of installing…read morea washer/dryer in a bedroom closet when I was not able to deal with the stairs leading to my basement washer/dryer. They also did some paintingfor me. very and professionally done. I highly recommend Victor and his team for any projects in your home that requires skilled workers. Richard Scelia. Thornwood

We started doing business with this contractor a few months ago and have been 100% satisfied. In…read moreaddition to using skilled and competent workers, the owner, Victor is extremely plesant and cooperative. His insight and suggestions saved us thousands of dollars we would have otherwise spent. Most importantly their work was extremely professional and our kitchen project turned out beautifully and on time. I give VJM Espinoza the highest recommendation and will certainly use them again.

James did a variety of work on our house. He was efficient, extremely hard working, very detail…read moreoriented, and courteous. He is a valuable asset to Honey Do Men and I would gladly use them again because of James' dedication to do such a great job on our home.

Only giving one star bc the actual workers doing the construction did a good job on the project…read more But the management behind the scenes was a nightmare to deal with. Once they got paid, There was no urgency, no communication, they made promises they didn't keep. Tried to charge me thousands extra for something I never agreed to. I would never recommend this company to anyone and would never use them again. Terrible experience!

They redid our kitchen. It looks PRISTINE!! Very hard workers that did a clean job. Very…read morecommunicative throughout the entire process.

From the owner: With over 20 years of experience in the construction and remodeling industry, we are your trusted…read morepartner for all your home improvement needs. At O. Palmas Remodeling, LLC, we pride ourselves on providing top-quality craftsmanship and outstanding customer service. We bring honesty, reliability and a strong work ethic to every job. Let us help turn your vision of your home into a reality.

Chris is a gem... he is very upfront, precise, and patient. We started with quotes from Lowes and…read moreHome Depot, ended up with several local contractors, and finally decided to move forward with him. He has been so flexible with all the changes we have had throughout the project and made our kitchen a gorgeous place. I will recommend him a thousand times. He did all the demolitions (wall and cabinets), flooring, electrical changes, new cabinets paintings and installation, plumbing, and he did everything so perfectly in about 2 weeks. Really enjoyed doing business with him.

I would highly recommend "Fix It All Home Pros"…read more Chris removed my large hot tub and did an excellent job at a fair and reasonable price. He cleaned everything up perfectly plus he added friendly and professional service every step of the way. I will definitely be keeping his contact information for future projects. John

Guardian Remodeling did an excellent job replacing the cedar shingles on my house with vinyl…read moresiding. Adam is professional, easy to work with and competitively priced. His team is highly skilled, very communicative and have an amazing work ethic. After they completed the siding, the house looks entirely new.

From the owner: Guardian Remodeling Corp., based in Carmel, NY, has over 30 years of experience in home…read moreimprovement, blending craftsmanship and community trust. From a small family-run business to a renowned remodeling leader, we uphold generational values and personalized service. Our expertise includes painting, remodeling, masonry, and roofing. Anchored by a father-and-son team, we're committed to enhancing homes with quality work and care that feels like family.

Joe had his opportunity to appear in court but he did not. His attorney did show up however. Since…read morethe hearing, the judge slapped Joe Arbore with multiple judgements which will follow him for the next 20-25 years. He will get an IRS lien as well. He will be considered an assigned risk for any insurance company he goes to. He won't be able to buy a car. These judgements will also show up on his credit report. It would have been easier for him to just return the money he stole, but he chose not to. Judge Davis said this will follow him from state to state. Interest will accrue yearly, which will get added on to the original judgement. These will follow him from state to state, should he move. I may not see the 30,000 but I wish him luck trying to get a job as the judgements will show up. Try to get an apartment, buy a home, etc. The judgements will remain.

Joe is a friendly, hardworking, and resourceful contractor. When it comes to managing the projects…read moreand schedules, however, he wasn't very reliable. 1. Incomplete work to date I hired them for two separate projects: one indoors and one outdoors. I was impressed at how quickly he started and made good progress at the beginning. But as the project reached about 85% completion, he stopped coming and started getting busy with other client projects. After 1.5 months of trying to schedule his time, I finally decided to stop expecting him to come back. It's disappointing because they are "almost" complete but not "fully" done. He promised me it'll take just one more full day to finish everything up, but that "one day" never happened. Outdoors agreed scope of work - Fix the open gap from the chain link fence: incomplete (original ask) - Fix the retaining wall drainage system: complete (added scope) Indoors agreed scope of work - Replace all baseboard heater covers: incomplete - Renovate the bathroom: mostly complete, but he didn't reattach the door trims, window trims, and other finishing. 2. Clumsy scoping and invoicing I asked him to replace all baseboard heater covers at the house. He counted every piece in every room and ordered the items for me, for which I paid. But he missed taking corner pieces and end caps into account, and also missed one whole section. Fine. He ordered the missing pieces. I paid him immediately (worth $431.04) but haven't received any of the additional items yet. It's been over a month since the invoice. He told me he'll ship them to me, but I'm not sure when (whether) I'd ever receive them at all. As part of the bathroom renovation, he included $600 in the invoice for waste removal. But then he told me to call a dumpster company directly to dispose of construction garbage. When I asked for a refund of the amount, he refuses because he "loaded the dumpster" which counts as waste removal service. OK. So, a dumpster rental service cost me $380, and loading it cost me $600. This waste removal is more expensive than my lawyer and accountant combined. When my wife text him to set a schedule. Joe argued that according to his invoices everything has been delivered. Well, while all his invoices have been fully paid, and the physical items on the invoices have been purchased, not everything has been installed and finished. Where's this disconnect? Yes, the drywalls and tiles have been replaced. But the door trims that had been removed while working have not been reattached. Since "door trims" are not on the invoice, don't they count? 3. Scheduling mishaps The project started on April 17 and remained active for two months. During the period, Joe was very responsive and proactive. Starting in June, however, after I was told that "it'll take only one full day to finish up everything," it started becoming difficult to schedule a time with him. The last day he was at my house was June 14, and he promised me to come back the next day, then the following happened: - June 15 (Tue): he didn't come because his car broke down. Promised to come on Friday instead. - June 18 (Fri): he didn't come because he has endoscopy appointment. Promised to schedule another date. - June 21-25 (full week): he didn't come because he was busy with other project. Promised to come on Monday. - June 28 (Mon): he didn't come because he has a court appointment. - June 29-July 16 (three weeks): he didn't come because he's busy and weather doesn't allow for outdoor work. Then he suggests that he come on September 30 instead. I declined as some of the incomplete work posed safety concerns for little kids and I couldn't wait two more months. Life happens, I get it. But endoscopy and court appointments don't just happen--you have to schedule them. When I told him this "double booking" concerns me, Joe argued that his personal matters don't concern me. Right. But, failing to show up at "work appointment" because of schedule conflict with "personal matters" doesn't seem very professional and thus concerns me. Even then, I waited for a full month without complaining. Unfortunately, "the one last day" never really happened. BOTTOM LINE Would I hire him again? Maybe. Only if it's a tightly scoped, clearly defined task, which can be done in one setting. But probably. not. Would I recommend him? Probably not for big scale projects. Maybe for smaller one-day tasks. In any case, not as the first choice. I actually like him as a person. Joe is like a great handyman friend I wish I had. But I didn't seek friendship but a business relationship. It's where the expectation failed.