Shane and his team work efficiently and fast. His prices are very competitive and it's wonderful to…read moretrust a good Christian man who works hard to give the best attention and service. Thank you Shane for everything!

From the owner: Shane McLendon Builder is your one-stop-shop for all of your home remodeling and renovation needs…read morefor the Jackson, MS, and surrounding metro area. Previously Home Remedies LLC, Shane McLendon Builder LLC now offers residential new construction in addition to our award-winning remodeling. From custom kitchens and bathrooms to entire-home remodels, Shane McLendon Builder is the company to call when you need a general contractor you can trust.

My realtor Bill Hetrick gave me a list of contractors who would do good work at a fair price when I…read moresold my house so that I could maximize my profit on the sale of my old house and so I could retain value in my new house. One of these contractors was Parker R & R and they were great. Their work was perfect and they were more patient with my insurance company than I was. A year later, my mother contacted them and they came out and talked her out of doing some work that wasn't necessary rather than just doing it and taking her money. I'm thankful that we have companies like Parker R & R to help us keep our homes ship shape and I highly recommend you call them.

From the owner: Parker Roofing and Remodeling is a trusted family-owned business serving Central Mississippi,…read moreincluding Clinton, Brandon, and Madison, since 1980. Specializing in home remodeling such as kitchen and bathroom renovations, as roof repair and roof replacement. Looking to freshen up your home's exterior? We also handle exterior projects like fencing, patios, pergolas, and exterior house painting. With a dedicated crew, many of whom have been with us for over 30 years our goal is to foster customer loyalty for repeat projects by delivering reliable, predictable results, making us a trusted choice for homeowners seeking quality craftsmanship and exceptional service. Call us today for a quote on your next home renovation project.

We are very satisfied. A year ago a tornado hit our area. My folks and many of their neighbors…read moreused these guys, they were pleased. We used them and were happy with the speed and quality. A week ago we had a leak in the fireplace, I messaged strength roofing to see if the warranty covered it. Two guys were at my door the next day, got on the roof and found that the roof was fine but that the bricks had some cracks (showed me pictures and everything). They caulked the bricks just to help me out and told me what I need to do if the problem continues. We're very happy with the service provided and we thank you guys for your hard work.

From the owner: 45 Years Serving Central MS. Leader in quality materials, service, and warranty ensuring your…read moreinvestment in your home is done right and protected for generations.

Aaron and his crew are reliable and perform great work. My mom had her flooring done, new exterior…read moredoor hung, a partial gutter installed, a new toilet installed ,and some Sheetrock work done. And they did a GREAT job!! I would highly recommend them. And their pricing was comparable to other quotes overall good value for work performance

From the owner: Honest Contractor doctor remolding call 6019279666…read more professional handyman in Canton, MS, and the area. Call us today and book a service. We serve Canton, MS, Flora Town MS; Flowood MS; Richland MS; Pelahatchie Town MS; Goodman Town MS; and the surrounding areas. Handyman Service, Handyman, Painting Handyman, Commercial Handyman Services, Residential Handyman Services

Honest, dependable reliable, stands behind the work, quality work…read moreand an affordable price.

This was the second time that I used All in One Home Repair for work at my house. For this project,…read morewe needed a bathroom conversion from a bathtub/jacuzzi to a shower. Gary's crew completed the work in two days. The work crew arrived early each day, were very friendly, worked consistently and cleaned up at the end of each day. Their rate was very reasonable and the product looks great.

I had an appointment set up with a Dan(DLC Construction Maintenance and Remodeling) on 5/10/25 for…read morean A/C check and he was a NS. No common courteous call was placed from him, so after waiting an hour and not hearing from him, I called him only for him to tell me he's not coming and on top of that, he admitted he didn't have a valid reason for not letting me know. Very unprofessional and poor customer service. My time is valuable and if he doesn't think so, he deserves this review. If I could give him a rating, it would be a -10(negative 10).

From the owner: We offer HVAC services with great customer service and competitive pricing. read more

Dave was able to get the part needed to fix our Viking oven…read more He may be doing wallpaper for us soon

From the owner: Quick, clean work done as if it were my own property. I take pride in my work and I don't cut…read morecorners like many others do. That being said, I am available for emergency temporary repairs as long as we schedule full proper repairs for a later date. Give me a call and you won't regret it.

We are two months out from the purchase of our new home. We gave Scott May AKA Christopher Scott…read moreMay our punch list which he hasn't reached back out to us to fix anything. We have confirmation that he received our punch list. I will update this post if he does reach out.

Warning: Beware of S&S Builders of MS, Inc, and Christopher Scott May…read moreChristopher Scott May (S & S Builders of MS, Inc. of Florence, MS) built, and sold, a new house to my son in January of 2017. The lies and deception Scott May perpetrated in order to sell this house to my son is shameful. My son, an Eagle Scout, joined the United States Air Force 15 years ago. While working fulltime to support his family, he studied through endless nights to earn both his bachelors and master's degrees, and my amazing son continues to serve his country. When I visited him, in July of this year (2017), I planned to complete a few projects around his house. We decided to start with a border around the flowerbeds. In order to see what we were dealing with, I first thing had to remove about a foot deep of pine needles that Scott May had placed abnormally high on top of an already exceedingly high pile of dirt, which was all pushed too high against the exterior brick wall. In the flowerbed, next to the front door, we discovered that Scott May had buried a debris pile under mortar and broken bricks. Along with the broken bricks, and mortar, we dug out nails, cans, bottles, roofing shingles, and other assorted buried trash. During this all day project, to remove the hidden debris pile, we discovered the weep holes (openings at the base of the bricks to allow the walls to breath, and moisture to escape the walls) were suspiciously sealed / caulked with what appeared to be silicone. Also buried beneath pine needles and dirt, we discovered an obscure shoddily fashioned seventeen-foot long, one foot wide, lump of concrete, positioned against the exterior brick wall, which was several bricks above the foundation's brick ledge. This hideous looking concrete thingamajig had some sort of ugly tar and tarpaper sloshed between it and the bricks. My suspicions were confirmed when Scott May admitted there had been "water damage" to the house prior to my son purchasing it, and the "thingamajig" was his absurd low-cost attempt to fix a problem. Per the regulatory inspector, that sort of patchwork would not pass local building code. On the Property Condition Disclosure Statement, which was an official form that Scott May was required to provide to my son prior to a purchase offer being made, in response to the question, "FOR ANY REASON, has any portion of the residence ever suffered water damage?", Scott May checked the "No" box, which he know was a lie. Learning of the prior, and concealed, water damage, that Scott said required replacing the carpet, led to our most serious concern, that there might have been mold present in the walls, since Scott May had sealed up the weep holes after the water damage. Lacking integrity, and being the proven liar that he is, initially Scott promised to have the house inspected for the presence of mold. However, after unreasonable delays, and us having to press him to perform, he made up one absurd excuse after another, until he eventually refused to do anything. We further discovered the main water line into the house ran through the flowerbed, buried only three and a half inches underground. With the freeze line for this area being an average of eight inches, this wasn't adequately buried to the officially recommended depth of sixteen inches. Upon walking the perimeter of the house, we found many of the weep holes were partly covered with the dirt that Scott had pushed up against the house during construction. With the weep holes at so many different levels around the house, it wasn't apparent that Scott May understood their purpose. When we told Scot about cracks found in the foundation, he replied with a perceptibly "canned" speech. Telling us if we believe there are foundational cracks we would have to hire an engineer, at our expense, to evaluate the cracks, and then have the engineer measure again after a year. Then if we could prove a problem we would have to sue his insurance company, whose lawyers he said would drag out litigation for years. In other words, tough luck, you are stuck with it. We wrote numerous emails to Scott May, trying to resolve so many issues, all of which he said he was afraid to respond to because he might write something that would get him in trouble. Scott May apparently has done so many awful things, and has so much to hide, that he's afraid to honestly answer even the most simple and direct questions. We have photos, voice recordings, emails, and witness statements to verify these claims. After seeing the poor quality of what Scott May builds, his lack of response to issues he caused, and his lack of integrity, I wouldn't let him build a dog house for me. Scott May masquerades as a former "youth pastor, something he's quick to tell everyone about, which is an obvious attempt to mask his demonic lack of honesty and integrity. The crooked needle of this man's moral compass seems to be steadily pointing in a "southerly" direction.