My husband and I worked with Cindy Shea in 2017 and had a wonderful experience with her buying a…read morebeautiful home in Watermill. We decided to sell our home in 2026 and contacted Cindy again. The experience was seamless. Cindy was always available to respond to our questions and concerns and her thorough knowledge about all real estate matters made it very easy for us to work with her. She sold our home quickly in May 2026 and found a beautiful rental property for us this past July 2026. We recommend Cindy very highly Hilary and Stuart O

I want to praise the manner in which Ryan Struble conducts business…read more I worked with Ryan Struble. He was the sellers broker, I was with the buyer's. Ryan was honest, forthright and very professional. I as an agent come across all different personalities. Ryan Struble was a pleasure to work with. It would be great if others could conduct themselves as he did with me. I never doubted what he told me and he was available for any thing that came up in the transaction. I highly recommend Ryan Struble. He works at Sothebys in East Hampton, NY.

Working with Barbara was an absolute pleasure from start to finish. Her professionalism, knowledge…read moreof the market, and dedication to finding the perfect home made the entire process smooth and stress-free. She took the time to truly understand what we were looking for, offered honest advice, and went above and beyond to ensure every detail was handled with care. Communication was excellent -- Barbara was always quick to respond, kept us informed every step of the way, and made sure we felt confident in each decision. Whether it was negotiating the best deal or coordinating inspections and closing, everything was handled seamlessly. I couldn't be happier with my experience and highly recommend Barbara to anyone buying or selling a home. You'll be in great hands!

Barbara has worked with me in the purchase of two homes and the sale of one. Her energy and…read moreexpertise are unparalleled. It's obvious that she truly loves what she does. I give her my highest recommendation

If You Need a Mortgage or Refi.... Ray at Southfork Funding is beyond phenomenal. I have never…read moredealt with anyone more honest, knowledgeable or committed to his clients. He was incredibly responsive, transparent & hard working. The rates were the best i could find and I called everywhere. He also matched & beat points offered by another broker. Our refi was so ridiculously complicated because of an estate probate, my not so perfect credit, me being on leave from work during the whole process & time constraints on closing, but he navigated it with ease, communicated every step of the way & got the job done for us in under 30 days. Laura from loan processing was absolutely wonderful, helping us make changes at the last second to get us a better rebate and expediting our closing. We couldn't be more grateful for finding Ray & SouthFork Funding & will be recommending him to anyone looking to refi, cash out or get a mortgage. Call 631-389-2250 and ask for Ray

Would not recommend; Horrible experience dealing with this mortgage company. Was told I would close…read morebefore 9/5, which didn't happen, but was told every day after Sept. 5th that you will get a call from Closing Department tomorrow to close. That Tomorrow finally came, that was Sept.27. Found them to be untruthful, poor communication, and blamed everyone else, for their mishaps. Most stressful transaction in real estate I ever experienced.

Don't bother calling anyone else. Great communication and they stand by their work while making the…read morejob affordable!! They repaired a bad oil stain from a poor repair job from Prime Mitsubishi, sealed it and it looks awesome!!

Poorly done . Stripes in entire driveway. Didn't seal larger cracks . Whole thing is a scam. At my…read morehouse less then 30 minutes

Following Superstorm Sandy, my neighborhood was flooded with fliers for American General…read moreContracting (AGC). Several of my neighbors hired them (and eventually fired them). Their sales rep came to my house mid-November and told me that the work was being done on a first come first serve basis. He had me sign some paperwork and told me I would get the contract shortly. I was assured the job would be completed by the end of December 2012. I had completed the rip-out and cleanup for the most part when they showed up 2 weeks later to do the rip-out. The guy they sent to oversee my job turned out to be a flooring installer from New Jersey and a convicted felon that barely spoke English. They made no disclosure that they were sending a convict to my house. They started the sheetrock and spackle. They started some of the flooring. They started the electrical work. They started the plumbing. They started the cabinets. They completed none of the above. The quality of workmanship was horrible and in the months that passed, I could not get the owners to come see what was happening to my house. It's now a year later. The job is not even 10% completed and they are trying to bill me as though the job is completed, for work they never did, and materials they never used. In addition, I never did get a legitimate contract with a list of work they will perform and a completion date (as required by law). I waited this long to warn others because only now has the statute of limitations run out for them to put a lien on my house as they threatened multiple times. I feel more victimized by the owners of AGC, Rob and Rich K. than I do by Sandy.

These guys were lifesavers!!!! I had been fighting with my insurance carrier for weeks and weeks…read moreafter super storm sandy. These guys came in and choreographed my whole renovation!!! I would still be fighting with my insurance carrier if it wasn't for them! Everyone was great....especially mr. Mims!!!!

Great service! Super reliable and amazing work done. I found this company through a friend and I…read morewhen I contacted him, he was super nice and affordable.

STAY AWAY!!!! Freddy - The owner of this business does not…read morelisten to a word you say. He completely ignored the multiple conversations we had with him about the deck we hired him to build. Everything done was different than we had discussed and looked sloppy and amateur. Then when we pointedly it all out to him he tried to blame the general contractor. When that didn't work he tried to blame my Husband! Not only did they mess the job up the first time, but when they came back to fix it it was still not good. Not to mention it took him 5 months or so to come "fix" it. We were building a deck off the back of our home over our new paver patio. We already had the ledger board up on the house and indicated the exact placement we wanted. He was told 1) we wanted 12 on center for the composite 2) no post in the middle of the patio 3) two levels of steps first coming down the side to a platform then second down to the grass. He gave the contractor a materials list and our contractor ordered. We then went and bought plenty of braces to have joists 12"on center. He also sent my husband out for lag bolts for the railings - great because we wanted them to be strong. He also told us we needed a manufactured wood beam encasing steel to avoid placing a pole in the middle of our patio - GREAT! We didn't want the pole. We got everything he told us to get. Starting work. They did not line up correctly on the ledger board and ended up cutting a foot and 1/2 off the engineered beam which they would not have had to if they lined up correctly with the ledger. The beam they cut - which was the size he told us to get - cost $100 per foot! That's $150 in the garbage PLUS a huge section of ledger board sticking out past the deck. When the went to "fix" that they used a sawsall and scratched the heck out of the finishing boards. They did not do 12 on center as we discussed. Then he told us he never knew. BS. he notched the railing posts and toe nailed them in (not very soundly) and did not use the lag bolts he told my husband to go get - DIDN'T EVEN TOUCH THEM! They measured the steps wrong so the rises were off by over an INCH! The steps leaned backwards. It would have been comical if they hadn't left them like that an cut the composite to finish them. I was amazed they actually created the treads and did not notice the backward slant! Unreal. The stairs also were nothing like we had discussed or what was shown in the drawing. Again this was anyone else's fault except theirs. He tried to blame the GC for ordering the wrong raw materials more than once. Then blamed my husband for not having a drawing. We had and gave him a drawing!!!!! His and his crew's work is shoddy. They appear to consistently look for short cuts and take no pride in their work (I'm guessing. If they do that's really freaking scary). The best part of their work is when they finally left. It still looks awful. We did not pay the final payment in full. Which was only about 20% of the quote. Because of all the work we are going to have to go back and fix, he agreed with taking half of his final payment. HE AGREED TO THIS! But when we went outside later we noticed he and his crew - out of spite- had emptied their trash and scrap bins in the hidden corner of our yard and in the flower beds. My husband found this and cleaned it up after he finished cleaning all the composite dust they left on our lawn and patio. SO UNPROFESSIONAL! SUCH HORRIBLE WORK! NEVER EVER EVER HIRE THEM! I added them to yelp just to write this review. I'm now going to hit Angies list, Google etc. save your money and your aggravation. Hire a different company.

Thank God it was Daniela who my friend (an elderly lady with dementia, and a number of house…read morealterations outside of code) happened to contact when she decided to sell; I think there could've been an outright disaster otherwise. While I hold my friend's power of attorney, I'm a 71-year-old retiree in Maryland, never sold a house before, and am NOT 'handy'. But Daniela DID accept the challenges of the situation, and as a direct result the house sold nearly 20% above the already-high starting market price, and the proceeds will sustain my friend in senior care for the rest of her life. Daniela was patient and respectful of us throughout our slow process of preparing for sale (removing a tenant, finding senior care in Maryland, selecting what my friend would take there and moving her, emptying everything ELSE in the house, and getting repairs done that were needed to be ready for inspection), but everything she touched moved like lightning. We needed more communication and guidance than most, and she was flawless in this, and in everything from beginning to end, explaining at each stage what was coming, what needed to be done, and what our options were. She pointed out the benefit of an expediter -I'd never heard of 'em - to deal with the town about code violations, and recommended one rather than leaving it on me to find one. And that was the pattern throughout: she recommended good people for every task that came up, but accepted and worked hand-in-glove with whoever we chose. When needed, she was our advocate with each of the folks we worked with, helping ensure things were done as we wanted. I couldn't even be present to admit workmen or to check their work, living so far away, and she took this on for us - though it DID help that the house is about 5 minutes from her office. As a novice, I tended toward going overboard on discretionary improvements, but she restrained me to ones that would count bottom-line, and they returned about 5 times what we spent. Tradespeople may speak of 'being a partner' with their customer; the reality often falls short - but not with Daniela. After the house sold, she said: "I just take each project on as my responsibility, until it's completed." She is not only the most trustworthy businessperson I've met in my life, but also one of the finest human beings. Finally: Daniela did all this for us while helping other people buy and sell THEIR houses - and managing the realty office where she works. So if you work with one of 'her' realtors, I expect you'd be in great hands, too.