Gunnar was very fast with communication and giving me quotes on everything I needed. He did an…read moreamazing job on remodeling our kitchen, painting the cabinets and the cost was very affordable. He's very nice and paid attention to little details, as long as giving me ideas when I needed. He will be my go to person whenever we need anything fixed now.

Line-By-Line Roofing appears to have a solid system, and is a company that is very trustworthy. I…read moream going to explain the process, which hopefully answers unknowns, if considering work. I first contacted them, via web, due to a roof leak that I no longer wanted to repair. After initial contact, I received a call from the next morning, as well as other contact to set me up with an estimate. Jessica, the sales rep, came out a few days later to provide the estimate. She down-sold me from a metal roof, explaining the original cost, and required maintenance in the future, which was incredible. It is rare to see that from sales departments, in my opinion. She also possessed more detailed information about roofing systems than I would expect of a sales rep, and communicated her confidence level pertaining to her responses. The best part, she was not pushy. Overall, it seems that LBL sales, based on my experience, are not typical salesmen, but instead those that have passion about the trade, and want to sell real solutions, as opposed to selfishly maximizing commission. The schedulers called me maybe 2 or 3 days after placing my deposit, which was quicker than expected. With an original estimate of 3 weeks out, it ended up being less than 1 week. I was told to expect them around 6:30 AM and for the job to last for 10-12 hours. They finished the work at 4:30 PM, followed by the cleanup, lasting about another 90 minutes. They estimated the repair work very well, and that is considering they had a late delivery of the material, the day of the job. The roofing team was incredible. They all showed up on the job-site ready to work, and that is exactly what they did. They were incredibly professional, courteous, and ready to roof my house. It blows my mind how they did such a thorough job, in that little of time, my hats off to them for sure. They were led by Michael, the project manager, and he was an incredible liaison. He had great communication with me, updating me when I needed to be updated, as well as taking ownership of the project. When returning to my home, there was an incident with the delivery company, in that they busted a hydraulic line on their equipment. Michael briefed me as soon as I returned, had evidence of the incident, and had already reached out the the company alerting them so that they could prep remediation. This was refreshing, in that he could have covered it up and I might have never known, meaning Michael has integrity. He also has been communicating to me, following the project, to keep me alerted on the steps he has taken to help resolve the issue, despite the issue belonging to the delivery company instead. I appreciate stuff like this, because it does show ownership of the project, instead of brushing it off. After inspecting the work, everything looked incredible, and I have not been able to find any trash anywhere. Overall, this company has earned my trust. They have integrity and seem to do the right thing. In the world of any home repairs, you always read about those that are taken advantage of in some way. I do not feel like that will be the case for this company, as they have proven themselves to me. I would recommend them to anyone that needs roof work.

Talked to them about getting a new roof. I had some pretty technical questions and it's clear that…read morethese guys know what they're talking about. I'm pretty picky about who I hire to work on my house, and Line By Line didn't disappoint. Very helpful on the front end, but it didn't stop there. They keep their promises and are conscientious about making sure customers are taken care of. Everybody I've talked with has been friendly, professional, and knowledgeable.

Here is a picture of a representative of Streamline Roofing trespassing on our property while the…read morehomeowner looks directly at the camera and smiles. How unfortunate that this company would not respect the rights of other property owners. While they may think they have the right to trespass on someone's property, they don't. The irony is that we were actually going to set an appointment with them to put on a new roof for us, but now we will certainly not do so as it is clear they don't respect other peoples property, they only respect the person property that is paying them.

We did not need a roofer until we have a leak? Okay so who to call ? I tried Streamline roofing…read moreand Bob immediately found a suspect nail and sealed the area.

Blake is a 100% professional. He is quick to respond to all messages and follows up when he says he…read morewill! He did my detached garage doors and surrounding as well as my double driveway and stoop. He took great care of closing my gates when he was finished with the job as well as turning off my water valves around the house! My home has a new found look after Blake finished the job! Fair pricing and so kind to speak with, hope to have him back in a year!

Excellent service. Requested chimney assessment & sweep to support new oil fired boiler. Excellent…read morecommunication. Arrived early. Up on the roof in no time. Mindful of gutters, siding. Thorough assessment with great result. This is the 2nd time we have used Beachy's and we highly recommend.

Leon came out and did an estimate for my insurance company. He made no attempt to discuss his…read morefindings or remediation with me.

Once again, Jay has provided me with stellar service. My parents and I are truly fortunate to have…read morediscovered his service. Excellent workmanship at a completely fair price. His professionalism and personality are beyond mere words.

If you ever hire Jay's Handyman Service, BEWARE. First,…read moreread your proposal carefully and read the contract even more carefully. We discovered that an essential term that was in the proposal changed when it was re-written into the contract. The specific term in the proposal was that a completion payment for Phase 1 (of a 3 phase contract), would be due upon final completion of all 3 contracts. When Justin completed Phase 1 he demanded a sizeable payment. I calmly pointed out the discrepancy between the proposal and the contract, at which time Justin immediately flew into a rage, grabbed a hammer, and threatened to "rip out all the drywall" in the garage, then threw the hammer across the bed of his truck, threw his clip board across the bed of the truck, and shouted at us "Y'all don't ever call me again." It was a simple question we tried to address in a calm and reasonable manner and tone. Lesson learned: when dealing with Justin and Amanda - READ EVERYTHING TWICE and COMPARE ALL DOCUMENTS for unsuspected changes. Next lesson learned: WATCH Justin carefully to prevent him from doing work he was instructed not to do. There were three pieces of exterior trim around the garage door which Justin replaced according to plan. However, he was instructed at least three times not to paint the trim. Despite those instructions, after Justin's outrage incident, he returned that evening and painted the trim. Next lesson learned: DEMAND a detailed estimate which shows the cost of materials and the hours for labor. Let me give you some examples of overcharges from our contract we had with Jay's Handyman Service. 1. Insulation: Justin charged $72.60/hour for 10 hours = $720.60. We watched Justin installing the insulation and commented on how fast he worked. He replied something to the effect that "I'm quick so I can get on to another job." Our estimated time was 3 hours to install insulation in a two-stall garage. That would amount to $217.80 at Justin's rate of $72.60/hour. That equals an overcharge markup of $502.80 (231% markup). 2. Drywall installation: this was for a two stall garage to replace drywall after a fire. The garage had already been stripped to the studs, so it was ready for installation. Justin claimed 68 hours to hang drywall, tape, and finish. This did include taping, mud, and sanding (but no paint). His charge for 68 hours at $78.65/hour = $5,348.20. Having done one drywall project (at a beginner's pace), our estimated time for this installation is (generously), 25 hours at $78.65/hour = $1,966.25. The result is an overcharge markup of $3,381.95 (172% markup). 3. Here's the one that really caught our attention. Justin charged $24.20 each for two electrical outlets for a total of $48.40. The actual Home Depot price for each outlet is 87¢ each for a grand total of $1.74. This is an overcharge markup of $46.66 ... wait for it... a 2,782% markup! 4. Garage Door Trim: 3 pieces (two sides and top). Justin charged $32.67 each for a total of $98.01. The actual Home Depot price is $39.96 for a 3-pack (2 inch trim). This results in an overcharge markup of $58.05 (145% markup). 5. Installation of 3 pieces of Garage Door Trim: Justin claimed it took 5 hours to install the new trim. Just guessing, he thought about it for 4 1/2 hours and did the work in 30 minutes. Seriously, he charged $78.65/hour x 5 hours = $393.25. Our actual estimated time to install 3 pieces of trim is (generously), 1 hour @ $78.65/hour = $78.65. This results in an overcharge markup of $314.60 (400% markup). 6. Painting the trim (remember, we told him not to paint the trim) - Justin claimed it took 2 hours to paint 3 pieces of garage door trim (2 inch trim on 3 sides of the garage door). Two hours of paint time at $78.65/hour = $157.30. We figure it probably took 30 minutes (judging by my wife's work in re-painting the trim). For 30 minutes at $78.65 = $39.33. This is an overcharge markup of $117.97 (300% markup). 7. Here's another one that caught our attention. Justin replaced 2 light fixtures at a cost of $52.51/each = $105.03. The actual Home Depot cost is $2.68 each x 2 = $5.36. This is an overcharge markup of $99.67 (1,860% markup). 8. Finally... Justin charged 4 hours to install 2 electrical outlets and 2 light fixtures. Justin's total charge at $140.36/hour = $561.44. Our estimated time of 1 hour = $140.36. This is an overcharge markup of $421.08 (300% markup). When we realized that several fixtures were not functioning, we called in an electrician. The electrician determined that Justin had mis-wired one of the outlets. In conclusion.... If I had it to do over again, I would never hire Jay's Handyman Service. There is actually more to this story, but by this point, you can draw your own conclusions. Justin's claim of being "Affordable, Reliable, Honest, and Experienced" begs the question.... In what world and in whose imagination? You be the judge.

Ken Johnson Electrical Service & Repair wholeheartedly endorses Griffin Air LLC. Fast response…read moretimes, accurate diagnosis and repair. Clean and professional installation. Commitment to quality work and customer satisfaction. These are all hallmarks of Griffin Air. Josh Griffin is the only HVAC company we refer. Ken Johnson, Owner Ken Johnson Electrical Service & Repair

The guys at Miller's were great with us, as people who were frazzled about having a slab leak in a…read morehouse we'd recently bought. Stephen was kind and friendly, making sure I understood everything they were finding and what they planned do it, all while making sure I didn't feel talked down to. They came by to let us know what the issue was, then, after we had the flooring ripped up after a leak detection company marked off where it was, they came with the jackhammer and tore up our cement. Unfortunately, the leak wasn't where detection had marked it. I'm grateful Stephen was find enough to come in on what was supposed to be his day off the next day to continue after we took up the rest of the wood overnight. They did a great job at locating the leak, fixing it, explaining what might have happened to cause it, filling the hole back up and covering it with cement. I highly recommend reaching out to them and hope you get Stephen as your guy if you ever have plumbing issues.

Great quality service. Extremely professional, knows his craft and product. Timely and…read morehonorable. We are very pleased with our dual doors from 1999 completely revamped, new motors, lights, and all mechanicals - brand new. Pricing can't be beat.

I used Grant several years ago for a mechanical issue with my door. He was referred to me by a…read morefriend and he did a good job and I thought he would have been less expensive than Apple. I then called him recently to replace my garage door. it is a long story but he was not honorable and or reliable. He was non responsive to my several texts and phone calls and he was supposed to have called me to install doors that week. I thought something might have happened so I had my mutual frined call him. He actually answered that call. He claims that there was a death in the family--but he never told me--I would have understood. In the meantime, I contacted Apple Door. They ended up costing me $600 less than Adam was going to charge and did it within a week--not the 6 weeks it was going to end up being with Grant. Grant has my $900 deposit. He told me he was going to drop it by my home the next day--nope..then he said he was going to take a photo of the check to me--nope. And then--he again stopped taking my calls. According to Grant the door he ordered didn't even come in---but now he has my $900 deposit. DO NOT USE THIS MAN!!! Apple even told me that the person who previously fixed my door (Grant) put the sensors in the wrong place --Apple fixed it -no charge. USE APPLE!!