had goodsmith to come out to pressure wash exterior of house and change lightbulbs in outdoor light…read morefixtures. They shaved or broke off the heads of all of the tightening screws holding the glass onto the fixtures! We went to clean the bugs out of a fixture a few weeks later and there was literally not one screw head left on any of the fixtures WTF? are they trying to create job security because no one can change the lightbulb themselves anymore?

I just tried these guys out and am a big fan. Goodsmith is a one-stop shop for all the small stuff…read moremy wife and I never get to, and it feels good to know they are there for anything that happens to our house (which happens to be every other week!). I've tried a few of the other services, but the quality always varies - but so far, everyone that we have interacted with has been on-time, courteous, and did what they said they would do. Sadly, that is hard to find these days! it's a small price to pay for peace of mind. Highly recommend Goodsmith

She stayed from 8:30 AM to after 11:30 PM until she was satisfied and was a hundred under the next…read morelowest bid. Excellent hard worker, makes sure it is clear. Ours was more difficult with heavy dusty window blinds in addition to the standard cleaning.

I'm extremely satisfied with the house cleaning service! The staff arrived on time, worked…read moreefficiently, and paid great attention to detail. My home looked spotless and smelled fresh afterward.

Head2Head is easily the best irrigation service we've ever used in the Houston area. For the last…read more5 years, we had been on a constant project to replace plants and trees as they died at our new house. Darin brought a true engineering perspective to the project, and his team followed through with careful, excellent work. We could not be more pleased, nor recommend them more highly. Hands down the best irrigation work we have had done at any of our houses.

Consistently great customer service. Head to Head installed a Hunter system for me two years ago…read more No issues with the install, and they've been super responsive on any small maintenance issues I've had since

The electrician that came out was knowledgable and really helpful. He was accomodating and…read moreexplained everything that he planned on doing. I had two issues that were on the ceiling of a two story house. Most of the others I spoke with were not able to easily accomodate this height but Bakenhus has a portable scaffold that they bring around. Will definitely use them again if needed.

This is a good, honest, responsive business offering fair value-- I will continue to use.read more

Prompt, professional and thorough. Highly recommend this service my home is fresh and smells so…read moreclean.

Finding a quality cleaning service that offers quality and thorough cleaning, and punctual and…read moredependable service, Annika and her Team are a delight to work with. Each week we are so impressed with the attention to detail and the job well done. Highly recommend Maid to Change for all cleaning services.

When I searched for someone to remodel my bathroom, I came across a recommendation on one of our…read moreneighborhood sites. Allen (Owner) and Forest came by to see what I needed done and I was very impressed their professionalism. Forest had overseen the work on a daily basis through out the project. His team of worked did a beautiful and meticulous job, I could not be happier with the results. I would highly recommend Homes Reimagined!

I hired Homes Reimagined USA to remodel my townhouse. The estimate was for $33,000, with the first…read morepayment being $16,500. The other two payments were to be made based on job completion. There were problems from the beginning! The remodel consisted of demolition of a kitchen, to include removing old cabinets and drywall because of water damage and mold. It also included demolition of an upstairs bathroom for the same reason. The wood framing of the downstairs kitchen and upstairs bathroom was to be treated for mold. New drywall was to be installed afterwards. The sub-contractor hired to do drywall work started in the kitchen, and put up drywall without treating the exposed black mold. When I asked Allen Coven, the owner of Homes Reimagined USA, if the wood framing had been treated he told me he didn't know. He then told me it had not. So I insisted the new drywall be taken down, and the mold treated. I took a day off work to supervise the drywall installers. They showed up with a bottle of Tilex bathroom cleaner to spray on the mold. In frustration, I called a friend that owns a professional demolition company for advice. He told me Tilex shower cleaner wouldn't work. My friend then came over with a special paint that kills mold, and told me the visible mold would have to be scraped off, and the special paint applied to the effected areas. My friend had to explain to Forest and me what needed to be done. I ended up having to do all scraping, clean up, and painting of the effected wood frame myself. This is work I payed the contractor and subcontractors to do. A lock box with a key to the house was put on the back door. The workers had a code to the box, and were to make sure the house was locked and the key secured in the lock box when leaving. I couldn't stay at the house during this process, but would come home in the evenings to check on things. One evening I arrived to a wide open back door. Even though I wasn't staying there, I still had expensive firearms, clothes, and other belongings upstairs in boxes. After that I called Allen, and put a stop to all work until he and I could meet in person. Also per the estimate, a dumpster for trash was to be placed outside. Allen then told me one could not be used because of my car port area not being big enough. He then assured me that he and Forest would not let trash pile up in the back patio, and would haul it away on a regular basis. That didn't happen until I complained several times. The plumbers hired to install the new bathtub and shower valves didn't do a good job either. They didn't line up the mixer valve hole, the bottom water spout hole, or the top shower arm hole for the shower head correctly. The guy hired to tile the shower didn't say anything to anyone when he installed the tile either. He tiled the shower walls and didn't say anything to anyone, about all three holes being off. I got super busy at work, and couldn't go by the house every evening. On one particular evening I went by to check on things, and found that some of the kitchen cabinets had been installed. Unfortunately, they were of poor quality. I later found out they were made in China. I would have preferred they be made in the USA. That, and the installers didn't line up a vent hole with a cabinet box correctly. You would think the installers would see their measurements were off, and make a phone call to Allen or Forest. But like the tile installer, they didn't say anything. That, and if Allen or Forest had gone by the job site every day to check on things, perhaps some of these problems could have been avoided. I repeatedly asked Allen for a cost breakdown. I wanted to know how much of the $16,500 was spent, and on what it was spent on. To date, he refuses to provide that. He did however, invoice me for the second installment. Long story short, hiring this company was a mistake!

I'm sharing this simply as a heads-up before anyone hires Westchase Window Cleaning. They ruined…read moreour windows and advertised as fully insured when they were not. We hired Westchase Window Cleaning to clean the windows in our home. After their second visit, we discovered hundreds of scratches on every downstairs window, inside and out. Some scratches are deep enough to feel with a fingernail, and many run across large panes of glass. Our home is only 14 years old, and no one has ever touched these windows except this company. They have only serviced our home twice. My husband has decades of experience in the home building industry. We met with the owner in person to review the damage, but he refused to take responsibility, claiming the scratches were caused by a razor, despite industry knowledge showing scratches can occur from worn squeegees, debris in the water, or improper cleaning techniques. We consulted with both the company that installed our windows and professionals regarding glass restoration. We were told restoration was not a viable option, while replacing them would be in the tens of thousands of dollars given the number of windows that were damaged. In addition, we had our attorney contact the company and learned that while he had been advertising his business as "fully insured", he is NOT. Since the call from our attorney, he has removed "fully insured" from his website. We cannot recommend this company for window cleaning based on our experience. Photos are attached to show the condition of the windows following their service. Unfortunately they still don't fully capture how visible the scratches are, or the full extent of the damage. Sunlight and times of day make it difficult to capture good images. Also photos of their revised website.

I highly recommend Westchase Window cleaning! They did an amazing job, they were on time, cleaned…read moreup, moved furniture in my home to get to the windows and moved it all back in place. Our windows look brand new!

I'm going to have to take a few stars away after I realize my inspector failed to find some major…read morethings wrong with my new construction home. He didn't test the water temperature correctly so I didn't have hot water in the master bath shower for a month after we moved in. The front door also didn't have a proper seal so weather elements were coming in. Many bathroom accessories were not installed at time of inspection and should have been noted. Master bedroom fan also was not functioning and had to be fixed at my own cost a few months after ownership. I think there was just a lot of assumptions that things worked since it was a new construction but that wasn't the case.