My sump pump alarm was chirping, and Revy, the Owner contacted me. He was very nice and respectful…read more He was very informative and patient as I explained my situation. He didn't want me to worry as he wanted his guys to check it out first. He gave me a verbal quote on an AC pump that turned out to be much cheaper than two other companies that I had contacted. Two of his techs came over and both were very polite and professional. They checked out both my sump pumps and both were doing well however, one only needed a battery in the alarm. This company has integrity and is legitimate. I will be using them in the future to replace any sump pumps issues and I found out they also clean the drains for my perimeter floor drain system in my basement. I would not hesitate using this company.

There was a leak coming from my deck that went into my kitchen. I had several contractors check it…read moreout but no one could diagnose the issue until Waterproofing Specialists. They found where the leak was, which was underneath my slide door, and replaced the door itself. They also took care of some rotted wood underneath and resealed everything. They also re-waterproofed the entire deck and did such a great job. I highly recommend them.

Topaz Remodeling has performed a wonderful task for us. Not like other deck installs, our deck…read morefoundations were still solid. So, we opted to have just the top of the deck replaced. Topaz suggested that we change from the cedar decking, (that had been installed by a previous contractor) to the newer "composite" decking, that would just as long as wood but would not have to be cleaned and re-stained every-other year, like standard wood decks were. So, we had them install that, instead of wood. They did an absolutely wonderful job! They did something called "picture framing" for the deck and stairs. It is a very stylish look. The work crew was very friendly and were very "quick and efficient" in every way. They understood, full well, what it would take to remove the old deck wood and replace it with the composite decking. They also suggested that I have a sealing tape adhered over the weather-exposed edges of the foundation's deck joists, so that when it did rain, the water would not sit and rot through the support-wood. A really great idea! Upon completion, I went around and did an inspection of the new deck covering and I found some things that weren't completed (to my satisfaction). They were quickly reworked by the foreman's crew and everything looked great!

Good end result, but be ready to run the project yourself…read more Topaz did a ~$50K basement finish for me (ceiling, shower, cabinets, door, vanity). Several areas genuinely look good and a couple of their people are talented. But getting there took constant oversight, and the missing management, communication, and QC made it a part-time job and weeks of stress. Safety and avoidable damage: - During the work, Topaz drilled through an existing, fully exposed water pipe about 6" in front of the crew, after the adjacent line had already been nicked. - I saw an existing junction box in the ceiling when Topaz removed the drywall. Later, the box had been removed and was lying on the floor, while the wiring was left above the ceiling with multiple splices and disconnected wires. I found it before the ceiling was closed. - The electrical work knocked out my greenhouse circuit, leaving the vent fan off long enough that I lost about half my plants. I spent about an hour restoring it myself. Power to another room was also knocked out later. - In both cases, drywall was being installed before these problems were caught. Had I not been home and checking the work, the issues could have been sealed inside the walls. Communication and management: - Promised a manager on site every other day; saw one once. Promised nightly summaries; rarely got one. - Communication went quiet right after each payment cleared, then reappeared the moment I held the next one. - Crew arrived unannounced early on multiple mornings (including a holiday weekend), then vanished on weekdays. I put plans and payment milestones in writing myself because info wasn't reaching them. The milestone dispute (why this is a 3): we spent nearly two hours agreeing to a payment plan tied to specific milestones. A week later, wanting the next payment without having hit the milestone, they disagreed with the terms we'd shaken hands on, as if that meeting never happened. Their management then framed me as the problem for holding to it. Quality control, found by me and not them: - Shower door: asked ~5x to have it picked up; grabbed at the last minute. The base had a non-standard 2.5" threshold, so the door I'd bought didn't fit. I researched, bought, and coordinated the replacement, which also failed after a week. Early pickup would have caught this weeks sooner. - Vanity: told to buy one size, then last-minute it "had to be" smaller. Top drawers came with no handles and almost no storage. We'd sent a photo of the exact vanity up front; nobody flagged it until install. - One cabinet installed wrong three times: too wide, then a color matching no other cabinet. - Ceiling lights out of alignment, and pushback when I wanted a few recessed lights moved even though the whole ceiling was being replaced. I also fixed thin and missing insulation myself. Trim and dust: - After a month of ceiling demo and hauling debris, the basement trim had well over 100 dings. I bought the house six months ago, the basement was unused, and my upstairs trim is perfect. First response: "how do you know it was us?" They fixed it, but only after I argued. - Asked three times to seal a closet off from drywall dust. Never done; Dust all over in master closet. - A cabinet/vent piece was removed without a word, left outside, and water-damaged beyond reinstall. Painting: one of their painters is a true pro, taped correctly, matched colors, cleaned up. The rest was hit or miss: wrong paint more than once, and tape over uncured paint pulled finish off walls and floors. Credit where due: some finished areas look great, their better people do quality work when pointed in the right direction, and they came back and fixed things when pushed, without nickel-and-diming every change. Before signing, I was offered a 1% discount to sign that day and give them a review. Not explicitly required to be positive, but the incentive is obvious, and relevant when weighing their many positive reviews. Bottom line: the craftsmanship is there in spots, but this company runs on the homeowner catching mistakes. Several of these could have been far worse and were only caught because I was standing there. If you hire Topaz, budget the time to manage them closely and inspect everything before releasing a dime.

100% perfect experience. The only quote we got that was exactly what we wanted. No upselling, no…read morefancy financing, no BS. Finished everything in 5 hours and perfect results. They even inspected everything to make sure there weren't any other problems that I missed. Highly recommend.

Octavian did a full bathroom remodel for us. He was reliable, trustworthy, competent, fast and…read moreclean. He protected our house thoroughly. He took care of all the plumbing, the electricity (with his brother who is a licensed electrician), the tiles (with another family member. It's family business), the painting. He also took care of dumping our old stuff and cleaned the house after the work was done. He asks that you buy everything that is visible such as the tiles, the paint, the cabinets, mirrors, tub, etc. We recommend him for your house projects.

Working with Olympic Decks was amazing. From the planning process to the final products…read morecommunication was great. We had our deck resurfaced and changed the layout a bit. They started the project ahead of schedule, and were easy to work with. R are so happy with the end result. We would recommend Olympic Decks to anyone looking for quality work, fair pricing, and great communication.

Fast, diligent and great communicators. Olympic decks were one of three companies I vetted to…read morerebuild our rotting 2nd floor deck and I could not be happier with my choice. They came in 25% less than other companies and were both faster to source materials and faster to build the deck than other companies quoted. I never had trouble getting in touch with the manager of the project. Recommend to anyone in Seattle looking to enhance, rebuild or create a deck!

Our experience with Daniel and the Sea Renovation crew was an absolute dream! I can't recommend…read morethem *enough*. Our old patio was rotting through and the fence was basically disintegrating, so we finally decided to have the whole thing rebuilt. Daniel showed up on the very same day we called. Together, we brainstormed with him on a new layout (including custom planter boxes around the perimeter). He was incredibly knowledgeable, transparent about cost and timelines, and super enthusiastic. Within a week, the Sea Renovation crew had demolished the old deck, and three weeks later, the project was done -- right on time, just like the estimate we'd gotten. The construction guys did an amazing job, I was shocked by how efficiently they tore down and rebuilt the patio and fence. We've dealt with contractors in the past, and it's never gone as smoothly as it did with Sea Renovation. They did such an phenomenal job, we'll definitely go with them again for any future projects!

My experience with this general contracting company was extremely disappointing, primarily due to…read moreongoing communication issues, a lack of attention to detail, and inadequate project management. Scheduling was inconsistent, with workers sometimes arriving without my knowledge and other times not showing up when expected. I also found the lack of itemized work orders and clear planning frustrating. Work was sometimes completed before I had fully reviewed and approved it, leaving me feeling that I wasn't adequately involved in decisions affecting my own renovation. One example involved relocating the oven by just four inches, which also required addressing the ventilation. I was told I hadn't communicated the need to move the vent. The contractor proposed relocating the ventilation through the attic to the roof, which would have involved additional expense. After obtaining multiple bids, I learned that this extensive relocation was unnecessary and that the existing ventilation could be retrofitted. I ultimately hired someone else to complete the work. Similarly, closing off the existing attic access meant an alternative access location was needed, which resulted in additional charges. The contractor also refused to remove the full countertop installation charge from the final cost after I hired another professional to complete that work. His explanation was that the project had expanded beyond its original scope and he was trying to recoup some costs. However, I believe some of these additional costs stemmed from planning oversights that should have been anticipated. Although some smaller mistakes were corrected, the project required an unreasonable amount of oversight on my part. I frequently had to monitor the work, follow up on details, and address issues I expected the contractor to manage. I was left feeling that the project would not have been completed to an acceptable standard without my ongoing involvement. Ultimately, this experience fell well short of my expectations for communication, planning, transparency, and project management. I encourage prospective customers to document the scope of work carefully, clarify approval processes, and get a clear understanding of how additional charges will be handled before hiring this company.

Our townhouse rooftop deck replacement was supposed to take 4-6 business days, but instead took…read moreroughly 4 weeks, and in the end, it does not reflect the amount of money that we spent on it. We were on a deadline, as we were moving out of the country and needed the rooftop deck replaced before we left, so that we could rent out our townhome. We paid a deposit of 50%, and were assured that the materials (all of them) would be ordered and the job completed on time. The demolition of the old deck went smoothly on August 11th, but then there was a delay getting the materials, which did not arrive until August 28th, so over 2 weeks later. We were understanding, as delays happen, but during this time we had no access to our rooftop deck as the wood had been removed. We also had no access to our off-street parking area for the duration of the construction, as this is where the materials and tools were stored. Once the materials were available, they were delivered, but no work was started that day. Once the construction finally began, only one person was sent each day, so the work progressed very slowly. Additionally, not enough of the correct color of material was ordered, so we had to make a choice between a longer delay while more was ordered, or having two different colors of material on the deck. As we were under a time constraint, we chose to have two different colors, which looks strange but we felt like we had no real choice. As the deadline of when we absolutely had to have the project done approached, we made it clear that we were dissatisfied with how long the project was taking, so Martin had 3 people show up so that more could be accomplished in one day. This felt frustrating for two reasons: One - he could have had more people working on our project the entire time which would have made it go much faster, and two, because it was so close to our moving date and the work absolutely had to get done, it feels as though it was very rushed and does not look as professionally done as it should. Some pieces don't line up well, and overall, it just isn't what we thought we were paying so much for. From start to finish, what was originally quoted to us as a 4-6 day project actually took 4 full weeks, and after all of that, we were not satisfied with the result, but had no recourse because we are now out of the country. Martin was nice and communicative, but I cannot recommend his company to others. It was already an incredibly stressful time preparing to move abroad, and this construction project made it much more so.

These guys showed up on time, worked hard, and were generally polite and professional. However the…read morequality of the work leaves a lot to be desired. On a small deck, I've already noticed at least 5 boards that will have have to be replaced as they are cracked, or poor quality. The baluster(Vertical 2x2's below the railing are cut to completely different heights, and separated by odd widths. Top Rail has already split, and installed incorrectly leaving gaps beneath it on the supporting rail. The most concerning is some of the supports were installed off center, and not level, or splitting entirely. I worry about safety.

I had an issue with a water leak. Vadim did a great job explaining the damage and gave me multiple…read moreoptions on how we can approach it and recommended me a great option to fully fix the issue in a practical way. He was very reassuring and explained every detail to me. And when he and his team came to fix the wall, they came right on time and did a great job. Vadim and his team was amazing at explaining the situation to me, did a great job fixing the issue, and did all of this at a very fair price. Highly recommend!!!

Rot Solution was great to work with. They repaired our chimney, siding, window trim, stairs, and…read morerailing, and they were knowledgeable and responsive throughout. The work was completed on time and at the price they quoted. I'd recommend them.

All aspects of working with All Decks was excellent, from beginning to end. The workmanship of the…read morefinished deck exceeded our expectations, and every person we encountered was pleasant to work with. Our project was the installation of an 8' x 11' elevated attached deck. I had whittled my initial list of contractors down to six before choosing All Decks. Cost was competitive but was not the lowest bid. This was the third deck in this location. The previous two were wood. This time we chose to have a composite deck installed, to not have a stairway, and to have the area underneath the deck protected from rain. As this was an elevated deck, it was covered by municipal code requirements more stringent than when the previous two decks were built. We worked with Adam during our initial contact, and in designing the deck. We chose Dekorator planking, Trex handrails, and the Trex RainEscape system. We wanted to minimize supporting posts, as a competing bid would have used 6 posts, and we had seen decks on houses like ours that had 5 to 6 posts. All Decks was able to use only 2 posts by having larger-size (6"x6") posts and by attaching one side of the deck to our cantilevered 2nd floor. The All Decks showroom was extremely helpful in choosing materials and colors, and in evaluating the RainEscape system relative to alternative underdeck rain coverings. Kendall did thorough work when he visited to do the detailed yard survey required by code. The level of detail in the resulting documents was unexpected and illuminating. The three-man team led by Chris who put up the deck was professional and unobtrusive. A special challenge was attaching one side of the deck to our cantilevered 2nd floor as the current municipal code requires an exceptionally robust connection. Installing this connection required removing several plank-and-tongue grooves from under the overhang of the cantilevered 2nd floor, which is very difficult without causing damage. I was skeptical that it could be done and was pleasantly surprised to see the excellent appearance of the re-installed planking. (As expected, I repainted the reinstalled planks myself.) As for the steel-bar-reinforced concrete footings, Chris meticulously set their height so as to enable the potential future installation of a ground-level deck made from pavers. The gentleman who delivered and picked up materials and the portable toilet was discreet and careful. Crystle ensured smooth communications for scheduling, billing, etc. We are very satisfied with the All Decks team and their work.

We needed to have our deck replaced when the decking and a support beam were both starting to fail…read more All Decks was great from beginning to end. I got several bids. They were affordable, knowledgeable, and very willing to work with my needs and my budget. They were able to obtain the permits that were needed which is an important and valuable service. They also took care of the structural engineering that was needed to make sure that we had sufficient support for the deck. Their showroom is very helpful. There are samples and some mockups of decks, railings, lighting, etc. There are lots of options and the staff was great about explaining the options but not pressure-upselling. I felt comfortable choosing the materials and extras with their help. After the project was finished, there was one support post that didn't look finished to me when I looked at it from our dining room window. All Decks was great about coming out. After seeing and understanding what I wanted to upgrade, they were able to install a matching trim piece that made the post look complete. The deck has been installed now since Oct 2024. It still looks great and I couldn't be happier.