Triangle Crawl Space installed a new vapor barrier and crawl space vents at my home. They were very…read moreprofessional and timely. They also provided valuable advice concerning water issues at my property. Stephan, John, Reggie and the crew were excellent. I will not hesitate to contact them in the future if need arises.

We used Triangle Crawl Space for our inspection when buying our home. They were very informative,…read moreresponsive, and reasonably priced. We got a dehumidifier, vapor barrier and they sprayed for mold as well. We are super happy with their work!

Steven Batty Contracting was recommended by a neighbor here in west Cary, NC. Our water damage on…read morethe dining room ceiling made us fear the worst. But not all roof leaks are catastrophic. We were in good hands with Steve Batty. His first step usually is to see if a client should make an insurance claim or not but we had already made a claim. Steve identified the source of the leak and stuck around that day to work with the insurance adjuster, making sure the claim work up was comprehensive. In the end, Steve proposed an economical remedy to our leak that was below our insurance deductible and below a competitor's quote for the same work. It was easy to work with Steve. He sends pictures rather than just describing things. Steve offered choices for materials, made a solid recommendation, and performed the work flawlessly, even down to matching the roof shingles. Thank you Steven Batty Contractors.

I cannot say enough about Steven Batty Contracting, my son in Clayton, NC hired them to do his…read moregarage and back half of his home and was completely satisfied so he recommended Steven Batty Contracting to do my roof as well. In our discussion with Steven, prior to them coming onsite, he indicated that the entire job would be completed within one day, not like my neighbor's house where it took them two full days and cleanup on the third. They arrived at approximately 7:15 AM and took particularly diligent care to remove furniture from our porch, cover our gazebo and Hot Tub, and proceeded to strip off our 14-year-old original roofing, tarpaper, and old vents. This was accomplished within the first three hours. Next, they laid the new tar paper, water shield, new Solar Attic Fans, and all new drip edge. While they were finishing laying all the new very high-quality 25-Year roofing shingles part of their team was back on the ground cleaning up all the debris, magnetically getting all the old nails out of the yard. By 2:00 PM they were 100% finished, put all our furniture back on our porch and were on their way. Mr. Batty was constantly checking on his crew and by 3:30 PM that very same day he took the final pictures using his drone plus walking on the roof and from the yard. I paid him for his final installment, and he was on his way with a very satisfied customer, my wife and I (plus our son) highly recommend Steven Batty Construction.

Hands down worst experience working with a home repair company. They are extremely over priced and…read moreyou can find more reasonable companies to do the job better. They were supposed to weather proof my garage. There is 2 inch gap on both door. I was so tired of dealing with them I left the final check in my mailbox for them to pick up. The day they picked up the check, my mailbox was ripped off the post. I've lived in my house for 3 years with no issues. You decide who you think ripped off the mailbox...

Falls Contracting is amazing! They did a fantastic job on my home remodel. Perfect workmanship and…read morevery professional. I highly recommend them. A big thank you to Chuck and his crew!

Carolina Professional Roofing came in to provide a free estimate of the work I wanted done. Came…read moreback with a quote that beat everyone else I had contacted and scheduled the work for the next week. Came in early and did all the repairs I needed done accurately and precisely. Communication was excellent, from the initial call to get an estimate, to getting scheduled, and finally at the end. They repaired several boards of masonite with hardiplank and then painted to match the existing trim (as best as possible on this 30+ year old house). If I ever need siding or roofing work done again, they're who I'm calling first.

Awesome company & they were great to work with. Very professional throughout the job, I'd highly…read morerecommend for all your roofing needs!

Great job on our gravel driveway. It needed grading and new gravel. Staff are friendly. Only issue…read morewas they kept changing when they were coming to do job.

Oh my goodness. Another low score for a local company…read more... Aughh. Where to begin? My sweetheart, the right Reverend Robin R., called around to find a contractor that would deliver enough rock to line our culvert (for a reasonable price). She did *not* go with the lowest bidder. (She's WAY too environmentally sensitive to do that). She went with the company that would leave the smallest carbon footprint, Mellott Contractors of Carrboro, NC. So what if it would cost $20 more than the lowest bidder? The environment is important, and we should all be good stewards... right? She spoke with Chris. Together, they came to the determination that we'd need "Class B" rip-rap: rock which is roughly 5-12 inches in diameter. She told him we'd need enough rock to cover 600 square feet in the culvert alongside our yard. Please remember that number, 600 square feet. When the day came, Robin was ready. She'd hired a crew of three men to spread the six tons of rock over the 600 square feet of culvert. I love her attention to detail. The problem is, the amount of rock delivered wasn't even CLOSE to what we needed. She protested. They contested. I demur. After spreading the rock across our ditch, Robin and the crew realized there wasn't nearly enough rock. Ever the problem solver, Robin had the workers cannibalize enough rock from other sites around our yard to make up some (and I stress, SOME, of the deficit.) They complied. We paid. And the job was left undone, really. (At least, according to what we'd wanted.) After I got home to a clearly unhappy Robin, we went out and remeasured. (I am, after all, a middle school science teacher, who is always chiding his students about the importance of measuring carefully.) The ditch that we wanted to cover was, in fact, only 525 square feet, not 600. So there should have been a fair amount left over... not the other way around. So what happened? Why was our rock delivery off by a whopping 15%? (If you compare the square footage we needed with what we asked for - 525 vs. 600, which turned out to be not nearly enough, we came out with an 'underage' of 15%) Robin called Chris, who assured her that their scales were checked WEEKLY by the state. That being said, why the discrepancy? Haven't the fine folks at Mellott been in business long enough to understand how much Class B rip-rap is needed to cover 600 square feet? Shouldn't they be the experts we homeowners defer to? Apparently not. Chris didn't want to haggle or discuss the reasons for our obvious shortcomings as mere customers. Let me be clear - another vendor had also stated that six tons would be plenty to cover that area as desired - so again, what happened? Did we REALLY get the six tons we paid for? Chris told Robin he would sell us more rock, plus delivery charges, but would "withhold" the "fuel adjustment cost." REALLY?!? He would not inflate the cost beyond the normal price gouging? Personally, I'm appalled. Robin really wanted the yard done, and opted to go with ordering another two tons. It has since been delivered, and Robin (bless her heart) managed to put it all in place by herself - without having to rehire the muscle to heave it into place. (Her arms are getting really buff!) The bottom line is, instead of an extra $20 to assuage our environmental conscience, we're out an extra $200, AND this job caused twice as much truck exhaust to be spewed into the atmosphere as should have been. Personally, I'm not pleased. What would you do?

I have been using Midtown Plumbing for almost 10 years. They have helped with simple toilet issues…read moreand larger blocked pipe issues in the yard. Plumbing fixes are never fun but Michael and his team consistently explain the issues and options, always with kindness and respect. Stephanie who answers the phone, most recently worked with me and my tight schedule to get a technician in as soon as possible.

I just had a horrible experience with Midtown Plumbing, LLC. They were scheduled for last Friday,…read morewhich I had to cancel for medical reasons, and rescheduled and later confirmed for Tuesday. They showed up Monday, which the owner insisted wasn't his fault because computer systems are man-made and make errors (after Amber the scheduler told me earlier that Monday's appointment was the one I scheduled, despite confirmations for Tuesday). The technician told me that it seemed to work out well on Monday because we already had the appointment for Tuesday. Amber, the scheduler, called and left a message for me Monday, right as the plumber left, to call to schedule completion of work, which -- given that we had confirmed Tuesday already -- I assumed was for the second bathroom in our house that was having trouble. I didn't get a chance to call her on Monday, because my entire day was messed up by the plumber coming on the wrong day, which the owner said again he was sorry that happened but computers make mistakes, continuing to blame the computer instead of accepting any responsibility for doing anything wrong. Tuesday morning came and went. No one showed. I called today and was told by Amber they couldn't come out until Friday now (as we've had two tubs and two toilets clogged for our family of seven). I scheduled that because I knew it would be unlikely to have anyone else out before then because I would be starting fresh with a new plumber instead of simply trying to get work completed that had been scheduled for Tuesday. She said they couldn't come Tuesday because I didn't have a clear path to the bathroom for their equipment to pass through, and I explained (again) that I didn't have that clear on Monday because they weren't supposed to come on Monday but that the plumber said Tuesday would be fine as long as the path was clear, which I assured him it would be. The owner insists all conversations were recorded, as a threat that I would be "legally responsible for anything I said" if I wrote a negative review. I hope they are recorded, because they support my record of events. He also said that because I was going to post an honest review about my experiences, he was canceling the already scheduled Friday appointment. (He did offer to refer to me to a few other places, which I declined because I don't want to work with anyone he would recommend after the poor service from him. But this indicates that he felt comfortable enough to refer me elsewhere, as he wasn't comfortable working with me but felt fine connecting me with colleagues.) I asked, "so you're refusing to complete my service?" And he said yes because of all the "he said, she said" dismissing that everything I claimed was on record. I began to cry, and he laughed. I have no doubt I would have been treated with more respect by the owner if I were a man, but my husband has been dead almost two years so having him call wasn't an option. Even if I'm misreading the misogyny, steer clear of Midtown. They seem fine at first, but they showed up on the wrong day, didn't show up on the right day, and then canceled the rescheduled appointment (rescheduled from the day they didn't come) because I complained.

I sent in an email asking if we should make an appointment, the response I got was " Yes, that…read morewould be an excellent option. We can review available stock options and, if sizing permits, also consider any suitable remnants. When were you thinking of scheduling this?" I told him Saturday at 11am would be ok and he confirmed. Then Saturday 1/10 we get to the showroom and we were told the remnant warehouse is closed on the weekends. POOR communication and it almost seemed like since he was busy with someone else when we came in our small project wasn't even worth his time.

Great service! The staff was very helpful in choosing countertops. Install went beautifully.read more

Working with Jason and his crew was wonderful! He was extremely communicative and they were very…read moredetail oriented when choosing the flooring and stain. Their guys even noticed some water in a bathroom and replaced the hose for free. They are just a wonderful group to work with and extremely reasonable from a pricing standpoint. I highly recommend them!!

I have engineered hardwood flooring that was showing random damaged areas and I had no clue what…read morewas causing it. Jason from Creative Flooring Solutions came out and looked at the situation and gave me a quote on the labor to pull the flooring up and put new flooring down after we discover what was causing the damaged areas. It turned out to be termites. It was a small job, but Creative Flooring was kind enough to take it on anyway, which I greatly appreciated. They showed up on schedule to do the job, vacuumed & cleaned up any debris, I then had a termite guy come out to do his thing, and Creative Flooring Solutions returned at a later date to put the new flooring down. You can't even tell there was ever an issue now. The communication was great whenever I had questions, the pricing was extremely fair and reasonable, and I was very pleased with the outcome & end result. Highly recommend this business!