I found Joe through Yelp and he had great reviews. When I called he answered and came right over,…read moregave me a bid and was professional and personable. He always texted or called prior to coming over and maintained good communication. He tore down my patio cover, sawed off the brackets, cut out cement and replaced tiles and flagstone. He did a great job and I will call him again when I have another job.

Last month, we had a slab leak at our house, which caused some moderate water damage…read more We had to have insurance adjusters, plumbers, dry wall guys, drying company, painters and contractor working together to get the repairs done asap. Although it was a small job for him (replacing 'toe kicks' around the cabinetry in the kitchen and bathroom), Joe made us feel like a million bucks. He came over and gave us an estimate, and his team did the job on time, seamlessly with all the others involved. The new toe-kicks look great! I know who to call next time I need a contractor. Highly recommended.

Well I usually write my reviews as the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly; unfortunately there was NO good…read moreto this story. So here ya go, I needed to get a gate built on the side fence of my house, and to have an area grated and prepped to park an RV on. I looked quite a few places and settled on Craig's List, looking for companies that were local, as well as licensed and bonded. While I have no problem hiring someone that is neither, the last time I did I got four grand worth of cracked concrete, enough said. Anyway, I found Done Right Contracting on Craig's list and gave them a call. After several calls back and forth a the owner came to my house and gave me a bid. It seemed a little bit steep: $2100 total, $1400 for grating and placing decomposed granite in my back yard and $700 to construct a gate, but I thought that since he was a licensed and bonded contractor with a long history in the field the job would be done right. WRONG!!! My first mistake was that I thought when you hired a licensed contractor that he would do the work, not so. He showed up with a 55+ year old hispanic gentleman who he quickly put to work while he "managed" the job site. Evidently this job was more than the gentleman signed up for because on the second day he failed to show up and I was told that he quit. Now, I was told, I would get a fantastic gate because the owner himself would be building it. (there are many words which I would use to describe the "gate" that he built me for $700, none of which are fantastic, nor would they be allowed to remain on Yelp! so I will let you figure it out) Anyway, upon completion I came home and saw the finished products. First I called him to ask when he would complete the parking area and was told "it's done". Looked like dirt on top of dirt, but I was told that was what decomposed granite looked like. OK, serves me right for not doing MORE research. Lets get to the $700 gate. First he left the original rotting 4x4's and simply tied into them. Then he recycled the old hardware from my original gate and used it. And, oh yeah, the gate DOES NOT open. "Well, thats because of the weight of the treated wood. Call me in about 6 weeks and Ill take a look at it". What kind of mickey-mouse outfit is this? I had to purchase wheels which I mounted to the bottom of the gate so that it would open, I had to purchase a lock to mount into the ground so that the gate would not swing forward when the wind blew. I had to call 4 times before the guy would even come back and look at it, to which he responded " look, your a long way away. I will get there when I get a chance, but you got what you paid for." Well I beg to differ, I got a piece of crap 7th grade wood shop project called a gate, built from $165 in treated lumber (much of which was discarded because he mis-cut), that would not and could not open. So, I guess what I am trying to pass along to you, the potential consumer, is that if you want to severely over-pay for a project, the quality of which your daughters girl scout troop could complete in a day, and deal with a complete imbecile who cares nothing about the quality of his work or the name of his company; well you've come to the right place! Your better off spending $17.00 for the do-it yourself book at Home Depot and hoping for the best.

EDIT: Changed my rating to 1 star after Brad didn't reply to my messages. Drips were not installed…read morecorrectly. One tree was missing a drip, and ALL drips were not staked so they blow all over the place with wind and water pressure! I asked him why he charged $800 for drips, which is TWICE more than others. "Because we're top of the line and do it right!" Yeah, right. Done Right Contracting??? More like DONE WRONG CONTRACTING!! Worst contractor ever...

Jason and his team have worked on my house renovation and he did an amazing job. Our house is now…read moremodernized and my wife can't be happier. Because he did a great job for us in the home he helped us renovate our commercial office space. Everyone loves it when they come visit us and our team is inspired by how everything came out. If you want someone who does a qualify job, hire Pro-finish builders!!

We hired pro-finish builders to do a number of odds and ends around our home including replacing a…read morefew doors, and fixing a termite- damaged pergola. Jason and his team were very kind and professional and got the job done in a timely manner.

If you are looking for a reliable, trustworthy contractor for renovating your home, don't waste…read moreyour time on Angry's List or Thumbscrew. Just give this guy a call. Robert Marinucci is the one you want if you're looking for quality work, an eye for detail, and a passion for customer satisfaction. He succeeded where others would have failed: remodeling a 1960s condo during the Covid-19 lockdown! In August of 2019, I couldn't believe the trouble I had getting contractors to submit bids after the initial "meet up"! I felt like a bad date! Jobs must have been plentiful; apparently every contractor had enough to do. This was no small job, but it wasn't enormous either - full kitchen, tile flooring, doors and windows, paint, and two bathrooms, probably 3-5 weeks in all. Then, the only problem I could foresee was asbestos removal and a persnickety association. By late October, I had contracted someone to do just the doors and windows, but the rest of the job continued to wait for the perfect match. Finally, a sympathetic friend referred me to Robert Marinucci (housewizard@hotmail.com) and I checked out a home he was almost finished with. It was spectacular. I mean, the color combinations, the bathrooms, the flooring, cabinetry and lighting all harmonized, instilling a sense of welcome and calm. He opened narrow areas in the home making them flow easily together, and revealed a talent for improving and modernizing spaces that went beyond the many standard jobs I'd seen. Robert is an inspired craftsman and his workers, especially Miguel, contribute their best efforts accordingly. My only fear was he'd be out of my price range! When I finally did sit down with him and expressed my wishes for an attractive, but affordable remodel, he made a thorough and detailed estimate. It was within my budget, so we set to work. The plan was to pull permits right around the New Year, start work in early February, and be done by early March. Experienced with the HOA's curious and contradictory ways, Robert was prepared for most surprises, but there were more to come (hint: asbestos, architects and a VIRUS!). Thankfully, the HOUSE WIZARD handled them all with grace and transparency, keeping me abreast of every step, snag and redirection. The job took a lot longer than any of us had anticipated; what started in February wasn't completed until early May, thanks mainly to COVID-19 causing inspection delays, long lines, elevated pricing and uncertain deliveries. Mom stayed with her friend during the lockdown, nobody got sick, and the result is fantastic. Here are some highlights of our adventure. The U-shaped kitchen: Robert put a cabinet-depth refrigerator in a space that used to be a pantry closet, a double wall oven where the old refrigerator blocked traffic, and replaced the range with an induction cooktop. He installed a gorgeous granite countertop and a creamy mosaic backsplash that just sings. His wonderful electrician removed the entire soffit and fluorescent lights, raised the ceiling four inches, and added recessed fixtures. Early in the project, I said I wanted it bright enough to land an aircraft in it. The room seems even big enough to land an aircraft in it! Shopping: His advice and support in decision-making was impeccable, assisting us in the selection of fixtures, stone, tile, and mouldings, offering insight, tactful recommendations, and even return trips, as if he had all the time in the world. When I was unable to join them, Robert picked up my mom in his truck to go select cabinetry, drawer pulls and vanities. If our indecision and ignorance vexed him, it didn't show a bit. Bathrooms: Robert was fearless in moving heaven and earth to get things just right. In this case, he replumbed the toilet over about six inches to allow more space between it and the vanity cabinets. He selected a wonderful corner shower with curved glass doors. When the paint we selected didn't look good, he repainted with a different shade until it was perfect! Aesthetics and extras: Every job comes with surprises and new opportunities. The interior doors looked shabby now that the walls were being painted and the rooms looked so spiffy. I laughed at the irony when I was once considering keeping the original cabinetry and just putting new countertop material on it. He talked me out of that too. With a good price on doors, Miguel had them in two days later. I had forgotten about one other fixture to change and he didn't make a big deal about adding it. He installed things my mom needed, changed wonky plugs, shifted things around as the rooms were finished, and even helped hang the pictures. He accommodated our every need, and did it cheerfully with an eye for the end result. I cannot include every little thing Robert Marinucci, the true HOUSE WIZARD, did to make our old condo look so fresh and welcoming and calming, so I'll stop here.

Marinucci Builders did a wonderful job on our remodel ! We…read moreneeded a lot of work on our 30 year-old house. First, was a complete kitchen remodel. Rob and his helper gutted our old kitchen, including the soffit (ceiling). Making the ceiling higher added a surprising amount of cupboard space when the the new cupboards were installed! We picked all finishes with Rob's guidance and contractor prices. We were so happy with the quality of his work we had him remodel a bathroom,powder room, wet bar,and built-in TV area. He designed and built beautiful custom doors for the last 2 areas. Rob and his helper worked every weekday of the 2 1/2 month project. All work was completed on a timely basis. Rob was always available to discuss a question or concern. I loved that he only does 1 project at a time! We still have a master bath left to be done. He is the only one I will consider for the job! Posting a few pictures.

The quotw "The complete saying was originally "A jack of all trades is a master of none, but…read moreoftentimes better than a master of one." Never fit someone as well as Joe. He helped convert a rat infested storage to a chicken coop mansion. We then continued on grading an area to get a vision for the future and added a ranch gate for acces to the back part of my land. Joe was in constant communication and worked with us in the evolving needs. Not sure how my aunt found him, but he is gold. Been through many contractors. I'm looking forward to some more projects with him in the future.

wow such a great company i would give even more then five starts if i can because they built a ramp…read morefor my handicapped dog and also built my stairs but they fall apart entirely

Jay's work is first class, professional and speedy. The previous tenant hired him for a painting…read moreproject that couldn't be finished until after I moved in and he did a wonderful job. But he refused to wear a mask. I explained that I work with fragile seniors - their lives depend on us to wear masks and follow safety protocols. He would not wear a mask. I pleaded. No mask. Don't we all agree that our seniors are most at risk - has he no compassion? Where is his humanity?

An Honest, Dependable, Skilled General Contractor and Home Repair person. Wow! How many contractors…read morecan you say that about? Damn few! Jay took care of many small problems with a house that I lease out to a troublesome tenant. He fixed many things in a professional way and saved me money by fixing several things instead of replacing. While he is a General Contractor experienced with framing, construction, etc., he also does Handyman type items like rescreening, smoke detector install, garage door system adjustments. I am very satisfied with his work, his prices, and his detailed explantion of each task and how to best fix it. This is someone you can feel good about hiring.

Eric just finished a custom-built shed in our backyard and we could not have asked for a better…read morejob. From the framing to electrical to plumbing, everything was finished to perfection, on-time, and cost-effective. Eric is by far the best choice for anyone looking for a general contractor for any construction project.

I recently hired Eric Matthews to expand my bedroom and add a bathroom and closet, and I couldn't…read morebe happier with the results. He did a fantastic job. His crew was great too--always on time, professional, and they cleaned up every day, which I really appreciated. All of the subcontractors Eric brought in were just as reliable and did excellent work. Everyone worked well together, and it showed in the quality of the finished space. One thing that really stood out to me was how understanding and respectful they all were about my dogs. I have four large dogs, and during construction, it could've been a nightmare--but Eric and his team were awesome. They always made sure the dogs were safe, were careful not to let them out, and kept me in the loop about what was going on so I could plan accordingly. If you're looking for a solid, trustworthy contractor who does great work and is easy to work with, I highly recommend Eric Matthews.

This rating is for Alex from connection construction. Super unprofessional and I mean super. I…read morescheduled with him to get an estimate to remodel my bathroom. I am looking to replace the tile, redo the shower, move the toilet, run 240 to add a washer/dryer, replace/add countertop and cabins, and replace fixtures. First, time we schedule for him to come on a Tuesday morning at 8, I woke earlier to open up this time slot because I still had to go to work. He text me at 7:20, telling me that the 91fwy was closed possibly because a bad accident, so he asked if we could reschedule for the next day at 8AM. I agreed. Wednesday morning comes, no call, no show, and he did not respond to my text. Thursday evening: Hi Jeremy. I apologize, I've lost my cell phone yesterday morning at a gas station! I wasn't able to recover my contacts and messages until this evening. I apologize! I will give you a great discount on your bathroom remodel. Apology, accepted. I get it, shit happens but he's not looking good at this point. So we rescheduled again for than coming Saturday(today), ultimately we confirmed that he'll arrive around 12ish.. Currently, it is 2:56pm. Same bs..I called, when straight to voicemail. He has not responded to text. As I said, totally unprofessional!

I had an initial appointment with Alex and he rescheduled on me the several times, all within an…read morehour or two of the time. When we finally locked down a slot, he texted that he had arrived and then never responded back, ghosting me. I wasted a few days trying to just have him come over to give us a quote on a sizable home renovation project. Not sure what happened but I figure he saved me the hassle later on down the road working on a project since he was not too reliable.