Nathan and his team did a wonderful job replacing our roof after a storm. Everyone was very…read moreresponsive, returning calls/emails/texts promptly. They kept us informed every step of the way and did terrific work. This is the second time we have used Nathan and his team, the first was to repair/replace bathroom flooring and a deck and we are very satisfied!

A very nice gentleman named Bill gave a estimate for a porch and was going to come back with other…read moreoptions and I have not heard back from him since. I WOULD NEVER DO BUSINESS WITH ANYONE WHO TREATS CUSTOMERS LIKE THIS.

We needed a repair or replacement of our porch roof. Tony came soon after we contacted him to…read moreassess the problem (on time, no less!), provided a detailed estimate, and started work promptly. He answered questions and let us know the next steps they would complete. Tony and his assistant finished the project (beautifully!) in two days. They cleaned up afterward so well that it looks like no one was there. We are impressed with Tony's Contractor and would definitely recommend them to others!

Did a very good job and very professional. He is an extremely nice guy and tries to meet you where…read moreyou need. Met several contractors who tried to upsell me on various expenses. Tony's gave me a better quote and they did the work within about a month of me accepting the quote. The area looks totally refreshed and we are excited for our new storage space.

We recently contracted kba to remodel our master bath into a walk in shower with dual vanities…read more Before we began there were several meetings with design manager and manager to confirm each party had clear picture of project. Project began on schedule and was completed to our expectations within time frame agreed with. Employees did a good job keeping dust to a minimum and stored tools neatly each day at conclusion of work. My wife and I would recommend Kitchen and bath to anyone looking for dependable, quality home remodeling.

KBA took on an unusual job that other contractors didn't have the confidence to tackle:…read moreundercutting baseboard so wall-to-wall carpet could be installed in my living room, hall and guest bedroom. It took skill and patience. Dany, the Manager, and his crew applied themselves in a systematic manner that required adjustments to their method as they worked to get the job done. And they did a beautiful job, including protecting my furniture and cleaning-up. I've had poor experiences with remodelers that I attribute in no small part to their use of outside subcontractors. The four-man crew that did the work were KBA employees and that makes a big difference. I'm considering remodeling my kitchen and KBA Warrenton will be the first contractor I contact.

They came for a simple interior painting consultation. Was a weird interaction. Gustavo and his…read morefemale companion were nice however it seemed sketchy when there was no measuring and no actual looking at what needed to be done. Was told would get a quote that day- never heard from them again.

Highly recommend Gustavo! Very skilled and professional, and a great value. They did an excellent…read morejob with inside drywall work, repairing doors and outside painting (shutters, doors and front porch columns), and they installed new vent boots on the roof to prevent leaking - the house looks brand new again! I will definitely be hiring them again.

John helped me when I was trying to estimate the potential costs of a large remodel project. Most…read morepeople required an in-person quote, but John caught the vision of what I needed and took the time to assist. Super grateful for his input and it gave me the confirmation in my numbers to continue the project.

1. His prices are outrageous. Here are a few examples:…read morea. To install an $80 chandelier (from Home Depot), he wanted $350. I asked him how long it would take. He said 30 minutes. I think it would take less, but even if he's right, that works out to $700 per hour! b. I had 3 other guys all quote me around $3,500 to paint the exterior of my house, including paint and fixing some rotting wood. Kenny quoted me $10,000, plus paint and fixing the wood. (I'm actually using one of those other guys now.) c. His painting quote included power washing, even though I had just power washed the house myself. To his credit, when I pointed this out, he lowered his bid to $9,000. d. His prices for painting the interior of the house were also about triple those of the other quotes. e. I have had tile installed in other homes for $5-10 per square foot (not including the cost of the tile). Kenny wanted $50 per square foot. 2. When I politely pointed out the above price issues, his responses ranged from criticizing the others who had given me bids (even though he knew nothing about them) to saying that other people paid him these amounts. He showed absolutely no flexibility. 3. Whereas other handymen purchase any needed parts and materials, use their contractor discount, and then bill me for the cost, Kenny insisted that I buy these things myself, with no discount, and without the detailed knowledge of exactly what each item was. I even had to rent a cargo van to pick up these items from Home Depot. 4. When I told Kenny that another handyman who was going to work for me got hurt, Kenny said "I never get hurt or sick!" As if the guy who did get hurt could have predicted or avoided it. 5. There were several smaller tasks on which Kenny and I agreed on the price. He emailed me his quote, I approved it via email, and he acknowledged that, telling me when he would start. The night before he was to start, he came over, we spoke about the price issues on the other items, and he then refused to even do the items we had already agreed on. He literally walked out on me. 6. While Kenny was good about replying to my emails, it typically took me several tries to get responses from him to simple questions (such as "what time are you coming over?"). His emails were short and cryptic, rarely more than one sentence (probably typed on his phone). As a result, he ended up sending me 20+ emails over the course of several days, when 2-3 during one day would have sufficed.

I ordered lights through Amazon and used it's service to find an installer. The contractors…read morearrived on time and ready to go. They connected them on the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd levels with switches to cut them off if I decide not to use the dusk to dawn option.

Fence Installation. Quality - David uses Premium Milled…read moreWood from a local high quality lumber company. No nails... screws and brackets. All top quality stuff. Also personally did detailed high quality work. No huge crew rushing to throw together and move on. Value - All this and and beat out all big name installers. I would definitely give him a try for your fencing project.

It was a pleasure having David come out for our repair job. He was very responsive and arrived at a…read moretimely manner. Great work and craftsmanship from him. I definitely recommend David and his company!

The entire process from first contact, to scheduling a craftsman to come to the home, to the…read morecompletion of the agreed upon work, went very smoothly. Tom, the scheduler, explained the entire process and answered all of my questions. The followup communication was excellent. David, the craftsman, did an absolutely outstanding job and thoroughly cleaned up after he completed the dry wall replacement and painting work on the kitchen ceiling; and the cauking of the 2nd floor bathroom tub and the base of the toilet. Both Tom ands David were quite friendly, and really knew their business. The final price for everything that I agreed to have David complete was acceptable and well worth the cost. I recommend Hambleton Handyman to anyone who needs high quality work in and around the home.

I appreciated the strong communication from the scheduling team, the fact that our tech was timely,…read moreprofessional, and did good quality work. But, I felt like the company exploits the hourly fee by including unloading their car, loading it back up (in multiple trips) and whatever the hell paperwork is happening on the ipad. I'd estimate that we paid an extra $300 or so for things that they do to try to add time. Some of the work took far longer than it should. Somehow our tech spent two hours installing less than 2 feet of floor molding, when we already had it. So, we paid like $400 something for what should be maybe a $150, or max $200 project. Plus they look for other ways to make a project take far longer. When we had to order a door, the staff was like "we'll pick it up for you from the warehouse" -- it was 45 minutes away from our home and would have cost us hundreds, when it turns out the company they purchased it from could easily deliver it for $7. Hambelton didn't even give me that option til I fought for it. I also told our tech not to bother doing certain things (like clean), and since he insisted, I offered our own shop vac, and he refused to use it, instead going down to his car to get more of his own tools/supplies. So cool, another $50 for some cleaning that would have taken me like 2 min. There was even dumb stuff, like the company made me pay for our tech's parking meter because the contract (which you don't sign until after paying the non refundable deposit, says that you must guarantee parking for your tech). It wasn't necessarily about the money there, it was just annoying that they cannot accept the cost of doing business. For that reason, I'm not sure I would use Hambelton again. I don't mind paying for good work, but, again, this just felt exploitive. But, if you truly don't care about price, Hambelton was reliable, and did good work (which, admittedly is rare for handymen).