Jason and April were fantastic to work with. We had them turn a 8 car garage into useable living…read morespace and remodel a small kitchen to be more useful. They were so helpful with their ideas and designs and also willing to incorporate our ideas too. They were very respectful of us and our property and I very much recommend them for any work they do for you.

Jason and April were great to work with. Virtue construction met our every need in a timely manor…read more Jason is a very honest and hardworking man and I have only the best to say about he's work ethic. You won't be disappointed if you hire Virtue.

Craig has been my contractor for a long time. He does very high quality work and pays attention to…read moreall the small details. Recently I needed some drywall work to be done in my living room and kitchen so I could finish my remodel project. In just a short time he listened carefully to my needs and ideas to find a way to finish the project in an efficient amount of time and stay within my budget. I would definitely recommend Craig for any type of job you need done around your home or business. Thanks again Craig!

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Sunset construction helped me out with a large project at one of my commercial retail locations and…read morethey did an outstanding job start to finish. From the very beginning of the project Jay was extremely communicative and extremely friendly. Him and his crew met every deadline and went above and beyond to help out me and my store. I plan to use Sunset for all my construction needs in the area. I would highly recommend giving these guys a call for your next project! They truly rock!

These people are rip offs! I am sueing these so called people for 150,000$. To start they used…read moreblows for my sub floor and walked off the job and took 40000$ They do this con all the time. They wanted me to just cover it up with 3/8 plywood. I am going to put hardwood floors down and this floor is coming apart and is going to have to be replaced at a cost of 75000$. You are welcome to come up and look at this mess. 665 Dry Gulch Rd, Colville. STAY AWAY FROM THESE RIP OFFS. And he did not pay 48$ a sheet for these as he said he did.

I needed the breaker box inspected in a home I'm looking to purchase. Pat and Tim took the time to…read morelook at the inspection pictures and give me an idea of what needs to be done and the cost. They were quick with their responses and super friendly. And they did this free of charge! I'll be calling them the second we're ready to have work done!

Having used more than one electrical contractor in the greater Colville WA area, I can attest to…read morethe quality and workmanship of Floener Electric. They are honest, up front, and the finished product is beyond reproach. I seldom recommend companies, but this is one that deserves it! They were here exactly when they said they would be; accomplished the job to the highest standards; and tidied up completely when they were finished. Couldn't ask for more!

Update: After a…read morenightmare experience with our walkway: - majority of bricks were upside down -people were tripping over the bricks that Chris said would "settle" -the wrong materials used -busted sprinkler line due to a stake driven through We finally found a contractor to fix Chris' mistakes! Chris may be good at concrete (I wouldn't know) but DO NOT let him convince you that he knows what he's doing with masonry. This has been confirmed by multiple professionals who have looked at the job that it was a complete flop. Take a look at the updated photos and the bricks speak for themselves. (Same bricks, but by a real mason)

Working with Chris was fine but the price doubled between my original estimate and the final…read moreestimate ($4985 up to $9763) and the work in one area did not actually fix the problem I hired him for. The original plan was to remove/prevent weeds from my leach field and area near house & put rock under an electric fence. When asked about the weeds, Christopher said: "If you do it correctly you'll be able to be plant free in areas that you tamped for a few years. Longest I've been able to keep plants away without adding a cloth weed sheet was 5 years." As of 5/22/24 when I finally just canceled the project because I couldn't handle any more unexpected price increases, the leach field is completely filled with weeds again, so the work just made a different kind of weed grow, but in the same amount. The rock under the fence is more than halfway complete. Here are the details about the price increases if you are interested. Estimate started at $4985, then Chris added $2915 more because he needed more materials than originally estimated. The work was still only partially completed when we made a new plan that would cost me around $900 more to finish the job ($300 labor + around $600 in materials). On the day that work was supposed to start, Chris told me that I needed to pay the materials people directly when the shipment arrived. I called them to pay and they told me the remaining materials would be $1367 for bark and $196 for rock, including delivery fee. That would mean I'd pay another $767 for materials than I was quoted. The frustrating part about each of these increases is that the work is halfway finished, so I have no choice but to switch contractors or deal with Chris again, whose prices go up without advance notice (the materials vendor is the one who told me this new info).