Shawn is a highly experienced roofer and general contractor. He is honest, knowledgeable, and hard…read moreworking. My husband and I hired him to install a roof antenna - he was very thoughtful about the best way to do the installation and took care to make sure it was done safely and with the most minimal impact on sight lines both on the exterior of the house and inside our den. He also took care of helping fix up a caulking job in the bathroom that was not properly done by someone before him--again with precision and care. And he helped us install our new mailbox. He is our first stop for all things general contracting, and he's great about referrals if one is needed. He is prompt with returning calls and providing guidance. Highly recommend!

If I could have, there would be NO stars…read more They were the first name given to us by our insurance company to clean up a catastrophe in February. Our pergola on the deck tore away from the siding, taking the siding with it, trashing our deck due to snow damage. All Shawn came to "clean up" the debris two days later. There was still snow on the deck and they placed my table and eight chairs on top of each other on snow that was still to melt - the chairs cost about $1,000 each. They had no regard for our personal property. As the snow melted, the chairs shifted and some fell, causing damage. They pushed some snow off the deck and left it too close to the deck. The day after they left, the weather warmed up and the rain that was expected came. We have never had water in our basement - all of a sudden we had water coming in. As it turns out, the pile they left was now melting and had nowhere else to go, so it was coming into my basement. My son & his friend plowed & shoveled to push the snow away from the house and make a path for the snow to melt away from the house, but could niot touch the All Shawn pile - there were too many small pieces of debris, nails etc... left in the pile. It was too dangerous. All Shawn was made to come back and deal with the debris filled snow pile. They were so haphazard, careless, about it, that my husband had to go out and guide/help to get it done properly. I would not recommend this company. I did not have them come back to do the construction work to rebuild.

It's unfortunate that the owner-Klebber, who also happens to be my neighbor, has forced my hand in…read morewriting this review, but necessary the public be informed of his Business practices. This review is NOT based on the craftsmanship, but rather his lack of professionalism and poor ethics. In May 2020, I hired his company to install a new blacktop driveway and retaining wall. Price was reasonable, done timely, and the finished product was very nice. The pre-existing material removed from my walkway included over 2 tons of timber lumber and massive tree stumps/roots that he dumped on my FRONT lawn! I Had an appraisal a week later, called him to find out when he was removing it and he refused! Claims he didn't have a place to dump debris. This is a licensed business. My contractor also reached out and pleaded with him to haul it away and he became indignant on the phone. Needless to say, I had to hire several day laborers, rent a van and take it to Clarkstown dump site to get it out in time for the appraisal. We NEVER did a contract, but I paid him by check and have reported the incident. It's a violation to conduct business over $500 without one so I reported him to the office of professional practices. Never would have used him if I'd known this.

Excellent job! My standards are very high KP paving went up and beyond my expectations. Would…read morehighly recommend, especially in today's element we are most people don't care. This company is excellent. Anyone would be proud to use them. Thanks again to all of them. Great job.

Years ago I used to hire one of the companies you see on local cable tv. Every time they would…read morecharge a different amount and send some shady people. I am glad I found Jesse's gutter service. Now for the last 3 years I have been hiring his company. They have been extremely professional, honest and dependable. I highly recommend his company.

I have used Jesse over the years and he never disappoints. He goes above and beyond just cleaning…read moregutters. He inspects the gutters, tightens them with new 3 inch spikes if needed, always takes the before and after pictures and videos. He charges a fair price for excellent service. He is real gentleman, returns your text/email in a timely fashion, he is always punctual, detailed and exceeds your expectations..If you need work on your gutters give him a call you will not be disappointe.

Leaf free did a great job taking off my existing gutters and then putting on the new Leaf Free…read moregutters. I really love the look of my new gutters. I even had a bird problem which they also fixed for me. Noel's team were knowledgeable and professional and did a fantastic job. The price I paid was very fair price for a quality product. I would definitely recommend them to others.

This is the second time I have used them and have referred them to friends. I really like Noel, the…read moreowner and his team including his project manager, Rafael. They work really hard, are very likable, fastidious and when they are done all details have been taken care of. They have done my roof, gutters, windows, awnings and other projects. Absolutely recommend!!

I'm going to try to be concise as possible…read more I met Vinny Russo, owner of SolidRockBuilds in spring of 2022. He was very pleasant and seemed very forthcoming and he came to our property several times. We were still dealing with Covid and finding someone to show up was a struggle, so we were happy to see him stick through this process. He was one of two contractors that made the cut. He wasn't the cheapest, but he seemed honest. We broke ground on Nov. 2022, and from that point forward it was a disaster. Within a week the issues began. He cut right through our sewer line, so excrement was leaking into our backyard. - Vinny did not inform me, and someone on his crew shoved a rock into the sewer pipe. I called him, he told me it wasn't a big deal. It was fixed 3 days later. Pretty gross, and to not rock the boat I praised him for his speed. 3 days of toilet water spewing into our yard is 3 days too long in my opinion. The hits continued from there. He removed the insulation from the soffit which was underneath the upstairs bathrooms on the coldest week in December. Our pipes froze. By the grace of god they did not burst. It took 2 days to thaw though. Fun! Next up, the architect called for a vapor barrier underneath the concrete. Not to get too technical. A vapor barrier prevents water from moving upwards through the concrete and to the surface. The surface which might have a finished floor like wood. The day of the pour he put holes throughout the vapor barrier. I called my architect to confirm it that was called for and he said no, and in fact he should redo the vapor barrier. By that time, the cement truck was on site. That was HACK move number 4-5. By now I started to see a pattern and I should have pulled the plug, but I didn't. Then came the clown show of the pour. He didn't opt to have the concrete company provide him with a power extension hose to spread the concrete. He build his own funnel system that didn't work great and him and several other laborers he brought in for the day wasted time trying to get it in place. Since his contraption was so poorly devised the concrete was not distributed well, so we had deviations for 1/2 to 2 inches. I believe from the bathroom to the living room which was on 8 feet, it at 1-1/2 alone. I know what you are thinking at this point why not get rid of him. I need the job done, so I had to continue. We could not stop and start the process over again. I just needed to make sure I stayed on top of every step. The framing took several weeks because little did I know when I hired him. It was just him and his pal Jimmy that would be building the addition. He said he had a crew, but it turns out not to be the case. Literally it's him and Jimmy 90% of the time, and they only work from about 8:30AM-2PM, many days it was to 1:30PM. My ring camera does not lie. I let the clown show continue, and I even extended the additional to also include replacement of the old windows and siding. I think I'm a glutton for punishment. He did it everything wrong. Number one, when installing house wrap, it should be done all at once as a continuous barrier. The seams should be taped and if using staples, the stamp holes should be taped as well. He applied a strip of house wrap around the window opening, and before I caught him. That's all he had. He didn't use a waterproofing rubber membrane around the window opening. When I asked him why not, he began asking me if he wanted him to build for leaks. I couldn't wrap my head around what he was saying. I called Andersen and they confirmed their warrant does not cover improper installation. He ended up using flashing after that, but the order in which it was installed was again wrong. The fact that the homeowner had to call him out on that is astonishing. IMAGE WHAT HE DOES WHEN PEOPLE AREN'T PAYING ATTENTION OR IF THEY DON'T KNOW ANY BETTER. Every sub that came in mention how terrible the concrete pour was. I don't know if they said it to his face but even Jimmy, his right-hand said it was awful. In the end I had to pay him to additional money to level the floors. He actually tried to install flooring on top of the concrete. It was so unsafe. It was like walking on sponge. Just absolute trash like much of his other work. This is getting long enough, so I'll wrap it up. He didn't maintain a typical pay schedule and at the end of the day we paid him for all the work we signed a contract for, but he did not complete and purchase all the necessary material to complete the job, so we had to pay additional money to other people to complete the job. He's a bad contractor and I wish I saw other reviews citing this. The combination of all the issues makes me convinced that any prior review were written by family and friends. His work was subpar. In review all his work, there is not one single thing that is good quality. Check out the pictures. I wish I were making this up. AVOID, AVOID!!!

They do outstanding work. Reasonably priced. Excellent…read moreemployees. Knowledgeable talented and experienced. They've very reliable and neat. They come to work no slacking off. I highly recommend them. Master carpenter and painter. They can do all aspects of construction.

Cordt installed our new boiler. Great job. responsive, reasonable, friendly and very neat…read more Overall a super job and finally glad to find a great plumber.

Phil, Max and Nancy are wonderful to work with. I've had a hot water heater installed by them and…read morehave scheduled a boiler replacement. Super professional team, honest, reliable, highly skilled and prompt. Kinda don't want to let the secret out, but they deserve the praise and the business.

BEWARE! Proceed with caution!!!!!Don't be fooled by Mark Cassas' charm. His true self doesn't stay…read morehidden for long. I will give credit where credit is due his team did a nice job on my siding and roof replacement but after spending tens of thousands of dollars and signing a contract to remodel my kitchen, put in new staircases and hardwood floors throughout my house (that's where I went wrong and the stress began) he offered to redo the roof on my small shed for $450. $450 for something that would have taken 30 mins to do. Really? His team was there, he had the extra material and all the business we contracted him to do he couldn't afford one concession? As we move into the interior remodel things get progressively worse. I could write a book about all the wrong doings but here are some excerpts of the most unbelievable occurrences: Note: you will notice that all communication with Mark was via text as he was never onsite and believe it or not he never even came to see the finished job. The texts are another story, I can't believe that a service provider would say the nastiest, obnoxious thing in writing. I have a huge file - you never know when you may need evidence 1) We agreed on a price to replace my existing flooring in 5 rooms and replace with hardwood floors. Which to me means rip up existing flooring, level and prep floor and lay new flooring. Well it didn't mean that same thing to him. He charged me more $ to remove the existing hardwood floor before lay the new floor (which I paid) and then wanted to charge me more $ to level the floor after he removed the ceramic tiles (which after an unprofessional, nasty ping pong of texts I refused to pay) 2). I wanted my pendant lights centered over my island which the carpenter sketched out on the sub flooring. Well the electrician he contracted missed the mark by 4 1/2" lengthwise and width wise. When I texted him about it he questioned my credibility and said "weren't you there when he was doing the work? ". I guess he thought I should be the acting contractor and pay him for my services. And he demonstrated annoyance about having to fix the problem now that the ceiling was already installed. He viewed this as being my fault. 3. After the hardwood floors and cabinets were installed he installed the kick heater under the kitchen sink cabinet instead of having a plumber do it (cutting corners). Well it sprung a leak that went unnoticed for 2 day; warping the floor. As a result everything had to be deinstalled, new floor ordered and installed - delaying completion a week. 4. Per our contract he was to buy the paint and paint the new kitchen. Since the adjoining room needed to be painted he offered to paint them as well. His painter suddenly become ill so instead of hiring another painter by trade he had a non-trade person paint - he didn't sparkle any hole and when I questioned it he had to text Mark before patching the holes. Mark told him to take pics of the hole because he was only responsible for the new walks he installed so if the hole were in the adjoining rooms he was not going to fix them. What?? If you offer to do a job should you do it properly - I don't think that's unreasonable. Well the guy did it anyway but it was an unnecessary argument. Also I should add the guy showed up with 1 can of ceiling paint - no drop clothes or paint brushes. I had to buy the paint and provide the tools. As per our contract Mark was supposed to install my new staircases, finish the treads and banisters and sparkle/paint the risers (which he charged me extra for). He installed the staircases, and hired someone to finish the treads but didn't sparkle and paint the riser - I had to do it myself and certainly didn't get a refund. When the guy who finished the stair treads he scratched the newly installed wrought iron balusters. When I texted Mark about it he responded with "give me a break with your scratches". In the end 7 balusters has to be replaced and he had to pay.

We had the pleasure to have the CASSAS BROTHERS ROOFING AND SIDING COMPANY remove old roofing…read moreshingles and inspect for damage and install new GAF TIMBERLINE HDZ SHINGLES on our home. They installed all new aluminum drip edge and ice and water shield and felt buster synthetic paper for that extra protection that brings comfort and security. The guys showed up early in morning and worked hard all day at a steady pace to have the job completed before nightfall. The guys were very respectful and did an amazing job with the roof and the cleanup. The boss Mark was very pleasant and knowledgeable with response to our questions and concerns. We would recommend the CASSAS BROTHERS to anyone we know. We are including some pictures to show off their hard dedicated work Warm Regards, James Goodenough 7/6/22

To say professional...an understatement; to say comprehensive - an understatement; to be satisfied…read more- a total understatement. Jim - the consummate decent individual. I needed a new roof..I got the roof..and I also got to know a wonderful person...who totally cares about his clients. Bob Meyer, Teaneck, NJ

I contracted with Jim's Roofing to conduct some urgent roofing repairs on damage caused by…read moreRaccoons. The owner, Jim, came within 24 hours of my phone call, gave me an estimate that i felt was reasonable and didn't include additional work I "needed" as other contractors included in their estimates. Jim had a small crew up on my roof within 48 hours and, when I called him to attend to a remaining leak... he absolutely stood behind his work. Should you need roofing or a repair, highly recommended.