I requested a bid to have a bathroom and a fire place remodel…read more We met with one of their construction supervisors , will we went to their office and gave a verbal description, which I was hoping they would come to my house to look at the job. He gave me a bid of 16K sight unseen. We got the work done from a license company for 8K. They came to the house took measurements and actually looked at the work. I can't speak on Iron brothers work quality, but I can speak on the way they handled my work request. I wasn't happy with them. I feel if it was a 100K or better job, they would handle their customer differently. Actually go to the job site and make you feel warm and fuzzy. I just say get 2-3 bids before you sign on the dotted line.

Joe thinks highly of himself. Be careful they charge $15000…read morefor plans and another 15000 for contractors blueprint. If you decide to go with someone else, you need to pay double for the blueprints/floor plans. This is something a lot of people are getting screwed over. The designers they use are old school and don't have a website or portfolio...if you don't like their plans your SOL! Your better off to have someone else design and then maybe have them build but they add 40%, so be careful! I've heard that several others found out the hard way and wasted so much money on plans that they couldn't afford to use and they weren't what they wanted.

Super responsive, timely and professional crew. They all really care about this work. This was a a…read moresmall job for them, window repair, and they ended up needed less work and charged us less money and followed up to make sure we are happy. Really outstanding experience

We had a unique issue with our home that could not have been addressed by ourselves. We reached out…read moreto MacCoy Home Solution (MHS) to help us through this difficult process and to figure out how to address a moisture issue in our basement. Not only did Aaron, and everyone at MHS, renovated the place better than before, they guided us through every step to help get our situation resolved. I felt confident in my choice to hire MHS after reading all their reviews, but it really became solidified after my initial call with Aaron and working with them from start to finish. These days its hard to know what experience you'll get hiring contractors, but these guys are the real deal. Without a doubt I would strongly recommend them to anyone who values quality, great communication, and clear expectations on any projects they have for their home. +1 on the amazing platform they use to describe or show daily progress. 100% would hire again, and definitely plan to for the future!! Seriously was a life changing experience. Thank you guys!!

As a new construction Listing Agent, I get to witness the real time 'oohs and ahs' as Buyers and…read moretheir Agents walk through Open Houses. The resounding feedback is that N & R's work is far superior in quality and craftsmanship than comparable homes on the market. Anatoliy and Alex are perfectionists and this is evident in the finish work and design on all their projects. This is especially apparent after the Buyer-procured inspection reports are back. I've proudly represented them in over 10 transactions, and can confidently say they've had happy Buyers on each and every one. Side note: I have the unique experience of knowing a dear friend who has used N & R's services for a remodel. They have since recommended them to other friends which is the greatest compliment a contractor can get. They were on time, and on budget which is truly rare these days!

Hiring this contractor turned out to be one of the worst and costliest decisions I have ever made…read more The contract was for over $200,000 to lift the house and install a basement ADU. More than three months after the project was to be completed, I hired a lawyer to determine how to proceed given the poor quality work I was seeing and not knowing when the job would be done. Their standard contact language indicates payment to client of $300 a day for liquidated damages for each day beyond the contract end date. I had a ton of documentation about their delays, business practices and my damages and felt extremely confident going to court but late in the game I learned that they could just claim bankruptcy and I would never see a penny of what they owed; this on top of all of my attorney fees. They do go by N & R, NRC Homes and Megapolis so gave me pause about their claim of not having any assets. In the end, I settled to avoid this possibility of eating all costs. Below is just a short list of the experience I had with this contractor. I do think their concrete and framing crew leads and crews are great but they are told what to do by Anatoliy and Alexander. I'm happy to show anyone all the documentation I have of this horrid and costly experience. * Project end date was end of August and project was still not complete in December and quality of work was taking a nose dive. * Tried to claim a change order of more than $3,000 for reestablishing status quo electricity to my house and shop. They said they needed to rewire and move the electrical panel outside or I would trip the breakers in my house. This didn't seem to be a problem for the electrician I hired when I refused to pay for reestablishing status quo; panel is inside per plan and no major rewiring was needed. * Installed R-11 insulation when plan called for R-19. Did not communicate or submit change order prior to installing. I just caught it and called them on it. * Installed spigot several inches proud of wall and it leaks making it prone to bursting and flooding the apartment. * Had to take numerous measures in December to keep pipes from freezing in backyard wood shop b/c they did not install a shut off valve. * Their electrician told me what step lights to buy then installed electrical boxes that were too small to accommodate any step light. I had to build wooden boxes to house the lights. Spent many hours with my electrician and my time trying to remedy the situation. Still trying to fix so they are waterproof. * Billings often included charges for work that was not done which was corrected after I called them on it. I was even told one time that it was a "Quick Books' glitch but somehow it always benefitted them. * They tried to install the wood flooring in the basement when humidity levels were substantially higher than the manufacturer's instructions. I even sent them the conditions of installation several days earlier b/c I suspected they would do this. Subs and a new manager, who I never was introduced to, showed up to install the floor in the pouring rain. I turned them away saying it would void my warranty. They tried to bully me into doing it that day saying they would be back if there were any future problems and that if I didn't install it that day, it may delay my project for weeks. In the end, they brought over a dehumidifier and installed it a couple days later. * Did not install deck step to grade per plan and just pushed up the dirt and held it back with leftover wood flooring boards. I had to pay for materials and labor to accommodate the grade change by building a small retaining wall. * Brand new Kohler cast iron tub has permanent rust stains from leaving nails in standing water. It's also not close to being level. * Plan called for casting bolts into concrete for outside railing. Was not done. I had to pay for more complicated installation and also have ugly concrete patch where I had to remove an extended concrete lip which was a tripping hazard.

Matt and his crew did an amazing job on my rental property. They even made the cabinets look brand…read morenew! My place looked brand new after they finished the paint job. Extremely professional, knowledgeable and very personal. Great experience and I highly recommend them to anyone in need of a paint job!

The people at Cabinet pack were great to work with and did an excellent job on her kitchen. We're…read morevery very happy.

We did a full remodel of our kitchen and Cabinetpak was fantastic. Kirsten was so helpful and…read morepatient as we went through the design. The entire team was professional, knowledgeable and skilled. They did the work on time and on budget, worked with us through challenges and gave us high quality, beautiful cabinets. I highly recommend.

Was recommended a few places in Everett to buy tile for my bathroom. After shopping around, Hatloes…read morehad the best prices. Scott Gregerson was great to work with and I was always able to get ahold of him. They work with local suppliers, so it only took a few days to get my order.... they pickup every a Tuesday for my supplier. On the day of pickup, they loaded my tile into my SUV and away I went! My next project will definitely include Hatloes

We couldn't be happier with the service and quality of the new floors we just had Hatloes do for…read moreus! Our consultation with Scott was low pressure and informative. Scott had great suggestions and answered all of our questions. Our installer, Jeff, was a fantastic guest in our home. He explained the process and worked with us on the timing. When it was all done, it was finished early and on budget, looking better than we could have imagined! We've worked with several contractors over the past couple of years and this was, by far, the best experience! I would have thought that a family-owned company in Everett wouldn't be able to compete with the larger stores ... boy was I wrong, and I am so happy that we checked them out!!!

Don't pass these guys up. Russ remodeled our entire lower floor and kitchen, as well as upstairs…read morebath. Great communication throughout and made sure we were 100% satisfied. From assisting us in planning and securing materials to the project end, the experience was spot on. We have since recommend Russ and Mynted Kitchens to several others.

Highly recommend Russ and his team. He performs quality work on time, efficiently and hassle-free…read more From our first appointment to completed product, there were no surprises and the new kitchen turned out beautifully. Great job!

Never do business with this guy. His former company was Sound Landscape and Contracting. He…read morequoted some deck work, took a large deposit and disappeared. I wasn't the only one. Then he declared bankruptcy. I went to a hearing and got on the list and have received small amounts of money over the last few years. This guy can't be trusted. Stay away.

Headache and Heartache! One of the items we all worry about…read morewhen we are remodeling is turning over money to the contractor prior to any work being performed. Receiving an accurate estimate along with the details of said work, including labor and materials for each room, proved to be extremely difficult with contractor, Josh Yonkoske, owner of NW 1st Contracting. Many emails and texts and phone calls were made to try to get this accomplished, to no avail. With the clock ticking away, we decided to at least get the demo part done while we waited for an accurate estimate and eventually hopefully a contract we could sign. He insisted on 50% ($23000+) of one of his many estimates, before he would even come out to the property to finish the demo and before he had an accurate contract to sign. Most of the demo had been done prior to that day by family. Shortly after his arrival on March 11, 2023, unfortunately Black Mold was discovered in the home and the project had to be put on pause for further investigation. He and his crew had worked about 1/2 day. Eventually, one month later, we had to make the decision to demo the entire home and replace it with a new model, so the remodel project was cancelled. This began the arduous process of trying to get most of our deposit back from this contractor agreeing to reimburse him for materials he may have purchased and for the 1/2 day work he and his crew had performed. No materials were ever delivered to the home. We used the amount on one of his estimates for the demo completion of $1685 as payment for him and his crew. Many promises of checks in the mail, never materialized, and finally in late August we received part of the money back. We have continued to work on getting the remainder, less his estimate of the kitchen demo. In October he sent another portion of the deposit, now including charges he had now manufactured on an invoice, to justify his keeping $5587.01 for his half day work. We are still trying to get him to do the right thing and take a fair payment for a 1/2 day of work and return the remaining $3902.01 I would just want to add that I heard from another source later that he had done this during this same time period to two other clients that were referred to him. My warning to you is that while he may do good work, his handling of the money end of the transaction is less than desirable. I would advise you to make sure you have a detailed description of what he plans to do prior to giving him one dime and then make sure you have a signed contract for what happens to that money if the work is not performed or not able to be performed. Good luck working with this contractor.