Prompt response, detailed estimate, professional craftsmanship, reliable scheduling. Will call…read moreagain.

Wrenn's construction did a wonderful job remodeling my kitchen. they had a lot of great ideas,…read moregreat craftsmanship, and competitive pricing. I would hire them again.

A good value having the driveway done with middling. The only issue was with thier trailer not…read moreallowing them to bring thier roller but they used thier pick up to compact and seems to work well.

After calling several other firms and receiving no responses after days, I called Matt , he…read moreanswered and said he would be by later in the day, which he was. He gave me a verbal estimate on the spot, and offered to do the job the next day. I chose to have the job done with a squeegee as my 23 yo, 250 ft driveway was experiencing some surface cracking. I had a pleasant with him for most of the time while he did the job and got to know him a bit. A good Christian man. I would highly recommend him to you. The driveway now looks as if it had just been put down.

I have minor complaints, but at the end of the day he handled a large project for us in a timely…read moremanner. He and his crew were kind and accommodating. His team handled (1) laying radiant heat coils, (2) applying self-leveling compound both to solve leveling issues and to secure the radiant heat, (3) floating Rigid Core Vinyl Planks, (4) adding new baseboards, (5) running new circuits for each heated area, and (6) drywall repair. I'm grateful for their renovation efforts. Before I go into minor quibbles, I'll reiterate that the job was done and I'm happy with it. I can't wait to use his team for future projects once the funds are replenished. This review is only to inform his great crew on ways to improve minor details. They range from "Aesthetic" to "Technical" critiques. (1) Layout (Aesthetic). The lengths of starting planks were staggered in a clear 2-step pattern. It reduces the "natural" look of things; See the attached image to (2) Polish (Aesthetic). Shims for baseboards weren't cleaned off with utility knives or anything so there's lots of little spots with wood poking out from behind the baseboard. I know these 70 year old walls were probably a challenge to baseboard, so it's all good. There were also several spots on the walls and doors that got damaged during the installation. It's no biggy though, since we just moved in and the basement was very "DIY" from the previous owner and poorly done anyway. (3) Patterns (Aesthetic). Normally when boards are laid out from several boxes, you mix and match from the boxes so you get more variety of patterns. In the implementation in my home, there are several areas where identical boards are right next to one another so it looks less "natural" (4) "Playing it Safe" (Technical). All technical guidelines of the radiant heating system we used warned of testing the current and functionality before laying down compound over it since there's no turning back once that's been done. This test wasn't done - it ended up fine, and everything worked, but had any of the product been found to be faulty the final day of installation when they plugged it all in, there'd be some major problems. Section 2.4 of the following manual: https://hw.menardc.com/main/items/media/EASYH001/Install_Instruct/DFTInstructions.pdf I should note that maybe there was a miscommunication and these tests were actually done, but from conversations I think they weren't. (5) Plank Minimum Widths (Technical). Typically planks have minimum widths they are permitted to be for stability. To plan for these minimums, you often place planks from the center of the room in both directions to find out where the widths are too short and you compensate by shifting things left or right. There are locations in the installation where these minimums were exceeded, but they were covered by the baseboards so it's probably fine. (5) Leveling Compound (Aesthetic). There ended up being some spots where it's off-level enough that I get some significant flex to the boards as I walk over them. It makes me a bit nervous that they'll pop in years to come, but it should be fine. I should note that there ended up being way more leveling compound required than initially expected, so I understand that there are some variations just because how much needed to be laid. But enough of the negatives, let's chat about what went right: (1) During this difficult time, they were able to come out and get me ready to work from home in less than a week. (2) They were appreciative of the situation, especially with my wife's hospital profession, and took necessary precautions to insulate their work area from the rest of the house. (3) They were flexible to meet some requests of mine during the work, such as repairing drywall, installing thresholds, and making sure the planks were oriented in a certain direction. (4) They were willing to work even though the area was littered with furniture and boxes from our recent move in. They handled all of my grandmother's furniture with care, and made sure it was all safe as they worked. (5) They were friendly, kind, and responsive at all times. Victor's the classic contractor / handyman who's seen it all. (6) They rolled with the punches as the unexpected arose: baseboards, self-leveling compound, and square footage all didn't match original expectations and they were able to quickly pivot and make sure everything was done on time. (7) They alerted me of problems right when they happened. My sump pump failed and they were the first to let me know! We managed to resolve the problem before any damage was done. In other words, they were vigilant and attentive to my home as they worked. (8) Their invoices were reasonable, and their financing was generous.

They showed up no masks, did the wrong job completely. They were supposed to sand and stain my deck…read morebut power washed it and painted it. We gave Faustino the product number and he decided to use a different product. The one we choose was a light stain and he used a solid black. What we wanted was a beautiful wood stain deck and what we got was an ugly black deck. He did not sand it therefor ruining the wood that we already had down. They used spray paint which also ruined the siding of my house, my gutters and there is paint all over the concrete. One of the worst experiences I have ever encountered. Beware of this company

Milagro did a patio extension from me that turned out great - they were knowledgeable and the…read morework/finish was high quality.

Their work is good. BUT…read moreI have been requesting details of the work done at my property for HOA documentation, but they have failed to provide any information. I already paid a $300 fine for not having the scope and details of the work already completed at my property.

Jeff runs a family business dedicated to providing quality fences at a fair price. He worked with…read moreus and a neighbor to create an attractive, long lasting perimeter to help us maintain our property. His crew came promptly on the day the work started and completed the job quickly, being sure to remove all the old fencing and any debris created from the construction. Jeff followed up with an inspection to be sure we we satisfied with the quality and workmanship. The one year warranty is definitely an additional plus showing that Phoenix Fence cares and values the relationship we have established.

Excellent crew came on time built a fence along my whole backyard and it changes the whole look of…read morethe backyard. It is just beautiful.! highly recommend this group if I need any more fencing or decking

When signing a design contract, I was so excited to work with Cedarbrook. Right from the beginning…read moreMike made us feel very comfortable and assured us he could replace our 20 year+ s me deck and patio within our budget. He was flexible with our schedules and answered all our questions. However, once he had our deposit that quickly changed. Mike's quote for a FLAGSTONE patio was originally $12-14k and advised if we switch to pavers it would be significantly less. However, after patiently waiting for him to finalize the numbers, he provided us a revised quote for the same size PAVER patio for $24k. Mike could not provide a clear or consistent answer for why the price doubled. At first he said it is because he omitted $8k of debris removal and haul away costs. (Which was our first red flag - how does a professional contractor with 17 years' experience exclude debris removal when doing a full deck and patio replacement?) Then Mike said the quote was based on a smaller patio. We were clear from the beginning the size of the patio can't decrease. So this answer is either false or he had a glaring error on his end. In fairness to us, we asked to see the drawing of the smaller patio that supported the original quote. We patiently waited; however, Mike was unable or unwilling to provide the requested drawing. Then Mike blamed another contractor saying that he doesn't set the prices. If that were true, how did he confidently quote us $12-14k before we gave the deposit? That question is still unanswered. Mike also was unable to complete the design in a timely manner - taking over 7 weeks to provide a plan and pricing to replace our same footprint. We were told construction could be completed by the first week in December - turns out that was also false. We put in over 2 months of time, effort, and planning into this project and are now waking away incredibly disappointed and frustrated. For a company with such great reviews, this is a true shame. Despite all these red flags, it's is important to note that, until recently, we wanted to find a way to make this work - after all mistakes happen. However, having an owner not be able to take ownership of his mistakes and work with the customer to find a solution is just bad business. I strongly advise anyone thinking of doing business with this company to be very careful. Sneaking in costs and not being able to back them up is simply wrong. We clearly dodged a bullet, so for that I am grateful.

We had to do repairs to our deck. The company was in communication at all times, from scheduling,…read moreplanning, and finishing the job. Great work and excellent customer service.

My almost 50 year old chimney need new liners at the top of the chimney, and repairs to the old…read moremortar crown and bricks/mortar in the top layers of brick from the roof line to the top of the chimney. From the attached 4 pictures you can see the before and after photos of the work that Mike (and his helper son-in law, Kevin) did which show an excellent repair job. Mike may not be the cheapest priced mason, but I was looking for the job to be done correct, and Mike is the one who does that. Great old time mason to work with. Mike guaranteed this chimney brick and concrete crown repairs for at least 50 years! Highly recommended!

I'm so impressed! Mike got back to me ASAP with a quote well within my price range and set out a…read moretimeline that worked well for me and my family. He stayed in contact with me throughout the project and kept me abreast of any updates. When I saw the final product, I couldn't have been happier. We have the most beautiful mailbox on the street!

They came out and did some work on my fence. They were professional and finished the work quickly…read more I would use them again for my fence needs. They are kit the cheapest; but the work is very good.

This is our first home and first ever fence construction. It is absolutely beautiful! I near cried…read morewhen I saw the finished product. It was completed in 2 days by Oscar, and he was super friendly during the whole process! The price was also the best quoted in the area! Will definitely be coming back when we want to extend our deck!