Tl;dr - Do not hire for any jobs more complicated then hanging a frame on the wall.
I really hate posting negative reviews but was promised one day service and it is currently pushing two months. I get it things happen, but that said at this point, I've accepted I've been ghosted and scammed.
First off Andrew lists free estimates but charged me $65 the first day he showed up when I asked for a single door installation. I wanted to give him the benefit of the doubt when he came to the door with only a drill with the wrong bit and quite literally a few loose screws in a bucket (maybe 3-4). But he seemed very polite and responded quickly. He did not do any installation or measurements, but only attempted to adjust the door hinge of a previous door before declaring he could install a new door and redo the trim. The quote was 3 doors in one 8-10 hour day. Lest to say he's probably spent 4-5 "12-hr days" days working on this and not one of the doors close or have trim that he offered to rip out/replace when they were fine.
The initial interaction couldn't have been more then 30 minutes but he seemed knowledgable when he pointed out what would make the job difficult but was optimistic he could do it because he's installed doors in similar homes before. I mentioned this would be a difficult task because of my older home but he didn't seem worried at all.
Since he didn't know the sizing though, most of the second day he returned was trying to figure out what size door to get -- in which case he bought the wrong size twice and had to exchange them. (I genuinely don't know what the purpose of his first day consult was as he had quoted me before he arrived.)
He rented a truck from Lowe's and I had to pay that fee as well, even though he hadn't told me in advance. The transportation of the door easily took 4 hours of his 12 hour day-- in which he was also MIA for two to six hours a day. I originally didn't mind because the rate was set, and he seemed more present the first few days but the last few days he was in my house for maybe an hour at a time-- even though he'd text me saying he'd be right back. A $435 job almost ended up being $2300 after he continued to add things out of scope to fix his precious mistakes-- that is until he stopped showing up completely.
He was a one man job, so I wanted to be patient-- consciously offering to help move the doors up and down the stairs in hopes he wouldn't scratch up anything (he left some pretty gnarly dings anyways as he occasionally brought wood up on his own or took the doors back down; my brother and I were in the house and told him to let us know if he needed help moving things but I guess he didn't want the help as he did occasionally take the doors back down if I didn't catch him doing it and helped out).
He was really polite the first few days and arguably professional, but he got pretty cranky-- perhaps as the project was not as easy as he had imagined. He also originally asked to be paid for labor after the day was over which I refused-- and I instead only paid for the materials upfront.
I could go on for hours, but it's pretty sad as I had noticed a lot of the red flags (like this not being his main gig), but assumed I was being too micromanagey and tried to leave him to do his work when in reality it was all a warranted concern.
But dear god like the previous person mentioned please please do not use Andrew's services-- especially for any type of rennovation job. I promise your own workmanship will be cleaner. And you will indefinitely spend more money then the money he promises to save for you. read more