Highly recommended! Ron and his crew did an amazing job on several projects for us. Responsive,…read moregreat to work with and went above and beyond our expectations to make sure everything looked great and that we were happy with the end result.

Put a front porch on my house this spring. We used this company in the past to do some remodeling…read morewhere load bearing walls were taken out and had a great experience. My front door had no overhang or roof over the front door. Wanted to add a little front porch and roof to add curb appeal and make it easier to unlock the door in the rain and snow. Ron did an excellent job creating the front porch I was picturing. Excellent craftsmanship. Also redid the roof during the project and his roof subcontractor was incredible nice, fast and efficient. The roof was finished in an afternoon and everything was cleaned up. Couldn't be happier!! Would recommend

If you live in the Clarence/East Amherst/Williamsville area and you need work done in your home and…read moreBrian at Two Ells isn't the first person you contact, you are doing it wrong. This dude does it right, does it well, and does it for reasonable prices. He works clean and is honest and trustworthy. If you hire him once it's pretty much a guarantee you will hire him again because he is really good at what he does. My 1st floor bathroom was devastatingly brown. Brown tile floor, brown wood vanity. Why would anyone choose to make a bathroom the color of poop I cannot reconcile to myself. I have been annoying my husband for two years since we moved in to the house with my rants about it. This year I convinced him to let me spend some of our tax return on changing that. Thanks to my raging addiction to HGTV I knew exactly what I wanted to do in there and contacted Brian about my vision in mind. He is the most laid back dude, super chill and easy to work with. Brian does beautiful tile work, he made some very helpful suggestions about the tile and how to lay it so it would look the nicest. Aside from the tile work, he also changed out the shower head, replaced the vanity sink and installed faucets and a new backsplash, replaced the mirror, light fixture and toilet. Oh! And he hung up some shelves and changed the light above the shower. He did an amazing job. My husband was very happy with the changes that were made, his only negative was "This is so nice now the rest of the house looks like crap". Ha! Sounds like he's challenging me to think of new projects to hire Brian for. Two Ells for the win!

Back in the Spring when my family needed to hire someone to renovate our crumbling bathroom, I…read moreturned to Yelp to ask who knew a good contractor for this kind of work. Kelly B recommended Brian at Two Ells. I called him that day, left a message. He returned the message that day and we set up a time for an estimate. I love prompt responsiveness, and right off the bat, I had a good feeling about Brian. My parents haven't had any major work done in their 1980-built house since they moved in, circa 1984. Partly because they didn't want to spend the money and partly because it can be difficult finding an honest, affordable contractor, which has to do with the first reason really. Two of the several things I'm super grateful for regarding the way Brian works are his honesty and his ability to see projects in a cost-effective way. He is also extremely patient. My Mom had some health issues arise during our plans and Brian was so patient with us and having to push the date back (& our slacking on picking out materials, mostly because my mom is a perfectionist procrastinator). While we were waiting on the bathroom finalization, Brian painted our upstairs hallway and our family room and did a great job. He also replaced all of the gross fluorescent tube lighting in our kitchen and powder room with recessed lighting. I swear if you can only change one thing in a house built in the 70's-80's, the upgrade in lighting will make a WORLD of difference. My parents home only has one shower so it was VITAL that the tub and shower tile work was done relatively quickly. Brian and Bryce had the tub, tiles, and fixtures installed and ready to be used in 3.5 days. We were blown away with how quickly they worked and how beautiful the tile work turned out. The remainder of the bathroom work (new floor, new toilet, new lighting, painting, new doors, new vanity and counter top) took about 7-8 work days, at the most. We had a delay in getting the vanity and counter top from the materials supplier, but Brian checked in every couple of days to let us know what was going on. The project altogether probably took about 10 days. To remodel a full bathroom. Yay! I highly recommend Two Ells. Their pricing for our projects was SUPER reasonable and Brian is a really good, honest guy. He had great communication with us throughout our projects. We had estimates from a couple of other contractors initially but we got the best feeling from Brian and knew he was the man for our job! We look forward to working more with him in the future! It disappoints me to see so many of the reviews for this business filtered because I'm sure they are legit. Brian deserves all of that praise for the quality work he does. Thanks Brian! We'll see ya' soon! :D

Albert has been our home improvement go to guy for many years. We have had drywall jobs, painting,…read moresiding, a huge porch, windows, doors and a few other things added and built at our home. We are completely satisfied and recommend him for any task you need completed or just a dream project in mind. He is prompt, consistent, courteous, honest and experienced. Fair and affordable were our expectations, which were met. Thank you Alfordable home improvement for your wonderful business experience. You rock!

my job is about 90 percent finished. very happy with there work. i really searched companies ,…read moreand read all reviews. and they stand up to what I read. Mike has been doing most of the work, very particular, if he Is not happy with how something looks, will make it right. Brian made the process painless from start to finish. I am not an easy person to please, but they are doing it. Denise P

Communication! Brian Marek came to our house, seemed very pleasant - then just disappeared after…read morepromising a quote and hoping he can "earn our business" on a bathroom remodel! I don't understand people these days. Highly unprofessional and clearly does not need business!

Installed storm door. Professional Courteous. Very clean work. Would definitely use againread more

Great jobs done on both storm doors purchased from Valu. Professional, prompt, courteous and…read morethorough. Everything done to perfection in my opinion.

We saw them at the Buffalo Home Show, and decided to resurface our kitchen cabinets. We checked out…read moreother companies and decided we liked their approach the best. The company owner and sales representative, John, was extremely easy to work with. Very accommodating, helpful and friendly. We were scheduled for the fall, but he fit us in just last week, in July, and our kitchen looks great. The installation staff of three employees were very efficient and neat. We particularly liked working with Steve who was very friendly and helpful. Before, during and after photos are attached.

We used Custom Interiors when we built our house 3 years ago and we had a wonderful experience with…read moreJohn Welt. We had them make all our kitchen cabinets, our custom island & our 3 bathroom vanities. It is nice working with them as they make all the cabinets locally, deliver and install themselves! The craftmanship and attention to detail was top notch!! Highly recommend John and Custom Interiors!

Truly remarkable team. They get the job done and they do it right! They are the most knowledgeable…read moreteam I have had the pleasure of working with. And have a member for every job possible, electric, plumbing, etc. If you need it done they will get it the way you need it to be happy. I could go on but I will let the pictures speak for themselves.

Dale was supposed to install a bathroom exhaust fan and put more storage in the garage rafters for…read moreme. He told me he would perform all of the work and have a helper with him. When the day of work arrived, two other guys came to do all the work and Dale was here for less than an hour to collect his down payment and "make nice." Guys that put the fan in didn't wire it properly. Then they did less than half of the storage in the garage. And in doing so, cracked one of my support beams. Then proceeded to re-install my ballast so that when I opened my garage door for the first time, the garage door cracked the ballast and sent glass bulbs flying everywhere. I have scratches on my car which was in new condition up until then. When I called Dale to complain, after relaying all of my concerns to him, he proceeded to yell at me on the phone saying that he never stated he would be performing the work, that I was thinking of another contractor, and that if the "mess" the broken bulbs caused was too much for me that he would come over tomorrow to clean it up. I then told him I wasn't comfortable having him or the guys he hired in my house to fix or clean up anything. Dale is lucky that he already cashed the down payment check because for the issues, time, and money they have caused me I would have canceled that check. As it is, I am out more than $500 and will have to have all of this work re-done. STEER CLEAR of Dale and Hibbard Home Improvement. You will regret working with him. **Edit to add** I filed a complaint with the better business bureau, who I am confident will do nothing to help me rectify this situation. And to make matters worse, it not appears that Dale has hidden my review from other Yelpers. Very shady.

Got a good recommendation for Braendel Painting and asked for a quote. Reasonable quote so I went…read morewith them. Dan was very responsive and seemed to know his work. Men came and did a very good job. Even repainted when supplier gave wrong color. No extra charge. Much superior to other residential contractors I've used. Happily recommended to my neighbors.

Braendel Painting & Services, Inc. quoted me $3,500 to paint my kitchen. I signed a contract with…read moreBraendel on June 5, 2021, and they began the work shortly thereafter. However, the project was not completed until nine months later. I had expected the job to be finished within a few days. Throughout the project, I repeatedly contacted Braendel to address areas that had been left unpainted and sections where the paint had peeled from the cabinets. Braendel painted over cabinets that were more than 50 years old without sanding or priming them beforehand. I can personally attest to this because I was present throughout the entire project and observed the work being performed. As a result, the paint began peeling. I called several times requesting that the cabinets be repainted. Although Braendel later used a more expensive paint, the peeling problem continued. At no point did the owner or project manager contact me to ask whether I was satisfied with the work. Instead, a different painter was sent each time I reported problems. During one visit, I overheard a phone conversation between the company and the painter they had sent. Someone from the Company asked, "Is she for real?" The painter replied, "Yes. I am now painting the ceiling that was not completed." Even after these issues were addressed, the project manager never contacted me to discuss the quality of the work or my satisfaction with the project. Eventually, the last painter assigned to my job, Eric Godlewski, took the cabinet doors home and repainted them. I was pleased with the quality of his work. Before he left, I asked whether he knew anyone who installed replacement windows. Mr. Godlewski offered to do the work himself. Based on my positive experience with his cabinet work, I agreed. Mr. Godlewski measured the windows, purchased them, and stacked them on my back porch. On March 31, 2022, I gave him $4,300, and he provided me with a receipt. After that, I never heard from him again. I was out $4,300. To make matters worse, the windows that were purchased were all the wrong size and did not fit any of my window openings. Because they could not be returned, I donated them to Habitat for Humanity. I chose to work with Braendel because the company had a good reputation. Since then, I have learned that Mr. Godlewski has an extensive criminal record. In my opinion, Braendel should have exercised greater care in selecting and supervising individuals representing the company. I contacted Dan Bishop, the project manager for Braendel, several times regarding these issues. He returned only one call and informed me that Braendel was not responsible. He never responded to any of my subsequent calls. Would I do business with Braendel again? Absolutely not. Shelley Ruh