"Skilled, Reliable, and Always Deliver"…read more I've worked with Great Tile & Renovation many times on both remodels and new luxury homes, and they always do an amazing job. Their tile work and finishes are some of the best I've seen -- clean, precise, and high-quality. They take pride in their work and make sure every detail looks right. They're also great to work with -- professional, on time, and easy to communicate with. I've seen the homes they build from start to finish, and they truly stand out for their craftsmanship and design. Highly recommend this team to anyone looking for quality work done by people who care about what they do. -- Dinu Dariy, Realtor® - eXp Realty LLC

Dimitri and his crew were amazing. After having a bad experience with previous contractors, Great…read moreTile and Renovation showed us what a renovation should be. The quality of the installation was outstanding. Respectful of our property. Great communication. Remodeled one bathroom completely and a shower in another. Will call no one else

the gentlemen who came to our house were courteous and friendly. they did a very nice job of…read moretrimming our trees both front and back, cleaned up and hauled away all the debris. Price was fair. Couldn't ask for more than that.

From the owner: At mxhouseandpropertyscvs, we've been providing top-quality landscaping services with over 10 years…read moreexperience. Our founders Patrick Ibarra and Eli Garcia started the business in there own backyard and has since grown it into one of the most respected landscaping companies in the area.

Alex was very professional from the start of communication going forward and if the opportunity to…read moreuse his company comes to fruition again, we will definitely reach out.

I was extremely disappointed with Alex and Trimelogic. My small cottage remodel began in the end of…read moreAugust 2025 and was due to be finished in 4 to 6 weeks. By the end of March 2026, it had not been completed, and I fired Alex and his crew and got another group to finish the work. Much of what was done on my screened-in porch had to be removed or corrected. None of the supporting post were plumb, overhead supports were not level, and the sanded plywood that was installed as a ceiling for my carport was attached with trim nails. Needless to say, the ceiling did not stay in place. As for the inside of my cottage, architectural plans were not followed and rooms were not built to the specified size. I have wall switches that do not activate anything. The plumbing of the sink underneath the kitchen and bath have such long hoses so that the space is hardly usable for storage. The LVP flooring has cracked and needs to be repaired in two rooms. The overall lack of communication and sometimes showing up to work caused tremendous hardship on me. Because the project was not finished by the projected date, I had to live with my daughter for six months, and reschedule delivery of appliances. I found Alex to be overtly pleasant, but he did not listen to my concerns, built things the way he wanted to do them in spite of the architectural drawings, and provided many many excuses for why he did not show up on time. For example, he didn't work on one particular day and when I texted him to ask, why, he said they weren't coming because he didn't like the look of the sky. Although there were clouds, it never rained at the job site. Another issue of concern is that Alex did not get a to do the . As a contractor, I was under the impression he took care of all of the for the remodel and addition of the porch. My new crew had just begun working when a code enforcer drove up and said that all Work had to stop. The office had received an anonymous phone call saying that I was doing construction without proper permits. My new contractor took care of this problem that very day. I find it extremely odd that anyone could see what was going on at my house since I am surrounded by trees, and there's no way to see my house as cars drive-by. How would anybody know that a permit had not been granted when I didn't even know that?

Avoid these guys they do not show up for scheduled appointments nor call 1st appoi tent 2 hrs late…read more2nd didn't even bother coming or calling plus their place of business and home is within a 2 mile radius of my home trust me there are contractors who actually want your business

From the owner: King Countertops offer a wide range of full-scope manufacturing, architectural, and design services…read morethat can be customized to meet your needs. Our team works directly with you to provide the best service you may require. We specialize in home, business, and commercial demand in the countertops and cabinets industry.

Chris was excellent and thorough, explaining not only the things he found, but providing insights…read moreinto the way my home was constructed. Very much appreciated!

Chris was extremely helpful and knowledgeable, answering all our questions. He did a very thorough…read morejob evaluating a potential purchase and saved us from making a very costly financial decision. Prices were fair and communication was good. I will certainly be a returning customer.

I had a water leak coming from my roof mounted dryer vent causing minor ceiling drywall damage…read more(blister). I found sunrise roofing by searching yelp. Robbie promptly returned my call and came by the next morning right on time. He quickly found the leak issue around the dryer vent flashing and repaired it. While on my roof he noticed the rubber boot flashing around my hot water heater vent was pulling up, he corrected that as well. He's honest, professional and clearly knows his business. Highly recommend him! Thank you Robby!!!! Scott, Shasta lake CA

2022 update: In the course of addressing a rodent issue in our attic, we discovered that Sunrise…read moreRoofing did not install drip edge on major portions of our roof. Our 2015 contract with them included 560 feet of drip edge. All roofs installed after 1/1/2014 are required by Georgia law to have drip edge. For those who do not know (and we didn't, until now), a drip edge is a L-shaped piece of metal that is installed at the edge of a roof, between the shingles and the roof decking. The main purpose of a drip edge is to prevent water from running back towards the house and causing rot. A metal drip edge can also prevent critters from getting under your shingles and into your attic. Without a drip edge, there will be an open gap under the shingles that rodents can get into (which is what happened to us). Sunrise did respond to this issue by sending a man out to inspect and acknowledged the defective work. Ultimately, after about a month of back and forth, they issued us a $463 refund, which unfortunately fell far short of the actual cost to remediate. Other roofing contractors gave quotes around $2500 to install the missing drip edge. While we appreciate that Sunrise did respond, we are disappointed that the work was not done properly to begin with and we are going to be out of pocket about $2000 to have the drip edge fixed to get our home up to code. On top of that we have to pay even more to deal with the wildlife intrusion. If you are shopping for a roofer, please learn from our lesson. No matter which company you use, make sure that they install a drip edge on your roof. This is required by law. Even if it is listed as a line item on your contract, don't assume it is done properly. You can always get an independent roof inspection to double check. Especially if you are a homeowner like us with no construction experience, having trained eyes on the work can locate problems before they become large financial losses. As they say, "An ounce of prevention is worth more than a pound of cure." We hope this information will help someone out there.