We had a great experience with ProTile & Marble and highly recommend this company…read more We were in the market for about 6 Months to have our shower stall in our master bathroom redone, it was about 20 yrs old and starting to leak, tiles were falling out, and generally just looked gross. We called several bathroom remodelers and got the run around a lot, this one only did plastic surround installs, that one seemed sketchy, etc. we had reluctantly settled on one, but every time we called we had to play phone tag with the coordinator and he wouldn't leave messages with any details just "hi, this is ____, call me back". They were asking for several thousand dollars for the work, but we didn't have a warm fuzzy feeling about the product we were going to get. In frustration, five days before starting work with that company we called Pro Tile just to make sure we were getting a good price. Chris came out the same day, walked through our concerns and heard our vision for the lay out. We told him we had a quote and just wanted to see where we were at. He told us he would draft something up and have it back to us the following day. From our previous experience with the other companies we didn't expect him to come through quickly. We were wrong. Chris came through with a detailed quote in under 12 hours. We were so surprised by his attention to detail we immediately dropped the other company even though Pro Tile came in with a higher quote. When we reviewed the quote to get started there was a misunderstanding on my part (I thought Tile was included in the quote) and Chris made it right on the spot. Demolition of the old shower started the following week, and progressed at a steady rate until we had to wait for the custom glass to come in. There was a lull in work for a couple of weeks as we waited on the glass and total work time took about 5.5 weeks. Though out the process the workers had access to our house, which initially I was hesitant about but as I met the ProTile employees and sub-contractors I realized that Chris does his due diligence in hiring quality employees. Everyone who came to our house was very personable and professional. Chris was in touch with us through out the entire project and updated us daily. If we had any issues or concerns he addressed them within 24 hours. We are very happy with the final product. We cannot recommend Pro Tile & Marble enough. We will definitely go through them in the future to see if they can help us on any project we have.

Pro-Tile & Marble completed two projects in my home and did a wonderful job! Extremely professional…read moreand courteous-- both projects were completed on time & came in at orig estimate. Very happy with the work, they really went above and beyond!

The whole team was great to deal with. From start to finish it was a smooth process.If your home is…read moresettling and you need a professional call these guys !

Wes and his crew did an great job stabilizing my home and making sure everything was put back the…read moreway it should be! Thanks again guys!

This company is amazing! Words can't explain how happy I am with my updated bathroom. I was kinda…read morescared at first because I had two other bids as well and this company was my 3rd company but I will be having them to do more of my work on my house. they go beyond the work and will explain everything. y'all give keeper construction Llc a call today . you won't be disappointed.

Hey guys have a remodel in mind?Use these guys .they are great.very good work and can do anything…read moreyou might need.And at a honest reliable cost to you.I had them do my entire house and I love it.They will work from morning to night to get the job done.

Cody Boyd Did a very good job assisting me on my roof replacement,He was very professional walking…read moreme through the whole process from start to finish,He's definitely a great value to Miller roofing solution, the roof is beautiful! the workers did a great job as well.

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: BEWARE OF MILLER ROOFING SOLUTIONS LLC…read more I am writing this review because I personally witnessed much of what happened during my mother's roofing project with Miller Roofing Solutions LLC, and I believe homeowners deserve to know what we experienced before hiring this company. Up until the roofing work actually began, my mother had a decent experience communicating with the company representative, Ray. She was told her roof would be completed in one day and that her property would be protected during the work. That is not what happened. WHAT I PERSONALLY WITNESSED Friday: Only two workers arrived, and only part of the roof was completed. We were told the remaining crew had been diverted to another job. We had also been told that a site manager would be overseeing the project and checking in when the workers arrived. Instead, my mother was alerted to people walking on her roof at 6:45 a.m. At one point, we were told the site manager was at Home Depot and would return. We later learned he wasn't even in town -- and subsequently learned that he was not actually a site manager for Miller Roofing Solutions. The subcontractors working at the house did not speak English, and there was no Miller representative there to consistently communicate with my mother or supervise the work. We were fortunate that the girlfriend of one of the workers happened to be there and could provide some translation assistance. I also personally witnessed roofing materials and tiles being discarded over landscaping and planting areas. Plants were crushed. Exterior landscape lighting was damaged. Roofing nails and debris were left throughout the planting beds and grass. My mother has a dog, so leaving nails throughout the grass was particularly dangerous. Saturday: Three workers were present. It was extremely hot, so I personally put up a tent so the workers would have shade. Later that day, a torrential storm with lightning and extremely strong winds blew the tent over. My mother allowed the workers into her garage so they could get out of the storm. There was also water damage in her living room and dining room as a result of the work. Sunday: No one showed up. Monday: Only one worker initially arrived. During the work, he was injured with a nail gun. I personally saw the blood on his shirt. He did not have a first-aid kit available, and I went into the house to get bandages and bandaged his hand. That experience was deeply disturbing to me. Regardless of whether someone is an employee or a subcontractor, people working on a job deserve basic safety precautions and access to first aid when they are injured. Later that day, Kevin, one of the business owners and Ray's father, came to pick up the dumpster. When I attempted to speak with him about what was happening, he refused to talk with me because I was not willing to listen to him tell my mother that she had no right to expect what had been promised. Meanwhile, there was still no consistent Miller Roofing Solutions representative or site manager supervising the work. My mother has repeatedly contacted Kevin and Ray by phone, text, and written correspondence about these problems. Her most recent correspondence has gone unanswered. THIS IS NOT JUST ABOUT A ROOF Yes, there were problems with the project timeline. Yes, there were problems with communication. Yes, there was property damage and debris left around the property. But what concerns me most is the combination of lack of supervision, lack of communication, inadequate protection of the homeowner's property, and what I personally witnessed regarding the injured worker. I understand that weather happens. I understand that staffing problems happen. Construction projects don't always go according to plan. What I don't accept is a situation where the homeowner is left trying to figure out what is happening, property is damaged, hazardous debris is left behind, and an injured worker is bleeding while I am the person providing the bandages. We have documented the situation with photographs, communications, and records of the condition of the property. If you're considering Miller Roofing Solutions, I strongly recommend asking exactly who will supervise your project, who will be present every day, how your property will be protected, how communication will be handled, and what safety procedures are in place for the workers. I also recommend looking beyond star ratings and actually talking to people who have had work performed by the company. I strongly urge homeowners to think very carefully before hiring Miller Roofing Solutions LLC. People deserve better -- homeowners AND the people doing the work. Please do your research. Ask questions. Protect your home. And pay attention to how a company treats the people working for them.

Excellent group of people and crews very sensitive to yards and do excellent work…read more Highly recommend. Excellent value as well. Owner was also very involved and accommodating.

Mike is back consulting, selling and managing jobs!! Wow!! Ask for him for all of your roofing…read moreneeds. 386-530-0938

The process of drying our home was acceptable. Dustin was courteous and informative…read more The restoration process was, however, an absolute nightmare. Once work got started we had cameras set up in our house so we would check up on them from our hotel room. The crew was very messy. They didn't cover any of our belongings while they hung drywall. They left trash everywhere in our house (food wrappers, soda cans). They goofed off, watched videos on their phones and did very shoddy work. I'd say at least a third of their work had to be redone. This was all because of what would be a constant problem: no supervisor on site. EVER. The contractor in charge of our job was never to be seen. He would occasionally stop by first thing in the morning to drop off supplies, but was never around more than 10 minutes. I was in regular contact with him trying to understand why things were taking so long and why they were being done so poorly, but I had to also figure out that he was a "fast talker". He would constantly make deadlines and miss them. Promise things would be fixed, but they wouldn't get fixed or it wouldn't be done correctly and needed to be fixed a second time. This became the common routine since he never inspected any of the work done. He also wouldn't provide his workers with proper materials and they were always back and forth to Home Depot or Lowe's. I can understand running into an issue and needing extra supplies, but this was every day. One day I happened to be home while they were working and they wanted to stop work because they had been given the wrong toe kicks to match our cabinets so I went to Home Depot myself and bought them so they could carry on with other work. It was ridiculous. This also meant that I became the defacto crew leader at times. I had to follow everything they did and make notes of what wasn't done correctly or done at all and report back to the company like I worked for them. Our bathroom needed a new vanity and I had to measure the space for a new one because he couldn't be bothered to. Surprise surprise, my measurement was incorrect because I'm not a contractor (didn't account for outward swinging doors) but he bought a vanity based on my incorrect measurements anyway. Two more days lost This went on and on for months. Meanwhile, my wife and newborn son have been stuck on the second floor because the first floor is a jobsite run by a company with no sense of urgency, but very excited to get paid. I made the mistake of giving them payment up front for the first half of work and I think that had a lot to do with them dragging their heels because once they heard I had a second check from my insurance company they would not stop asking about it. It made me wonder if they were having cash flow problems because they seemed desperate for the money. In case anyone reading this doesn't know already, you DO NOT have to pay up front for ANY WORK. Payments are made when work is done like any other business. But the owners and supervisors at Anderson insist they are entitled to that money immediately. It took a conference call with my insurance adjuster and them to lay things out plainly. They had dragged their heels long enough and it was time to finish the job or not get paid. They magically completed everything in a week.

Anderson Restoration was recommended to us by a friend and I'm so thankful. We were able to trust…read morethem with the whole process and never had to worry. If we have another disaster I know exactly who to call.

Jack had been recommended by a friend so I called and liked what he said. Jack and his 3 man "super…read morecrew" came for 10 days...some of them very long days! I wanted to open a small bathroom into a closet that was connected to it and then add a double vanity. It was a lot of work! They had to remove, then add to another wall, a barn-door (lots of drywall work); have wall removed and tile removed to have continuous tile laid down to connect two spaces. A wall had to be closed up that had been a big closet bi-folds opening. Double vanity hooked up with removal of a single vanity to another bathroom. Is everything perfect...not yet (the towel rack fell off the wall-used wrong fashioners, one sink has a little leak, etc) but I believe they will take care of these things!

Vaughn did a great job. I contacted three different contractors and he was the only one who replied…read morepromptly and started the quote and work within a week. Very polite, professional and quality work. No issues. Prices are reasonable. I had him replace 750 sqft of laminate flooring and replacement of of some drywall and baseboards with paint. I will be using his company in the future for sure. I highly recommend.

Vaughn is a very honest guy! He came out and removed our satellite dish from the roof and filled…read morethe hole and surrounding areas. He did a great job at a great price. We will recommend Vaughn and Compass Builders to anyone looking!