I hired Joseph to install a new driveway. First he came out for a free estimate which was…read morecomparable to other quotes I received. He and his wife were easy to communicate with and very friendly. This was the first work they would do in my city so they had to apply for a constructor's license. They completed the project in 3 days - Day 1: remove old concrete, lay dirt, gravel and rebar; Day 2: had to wait for inspector to approve; Day 3: lay cement. They came back a few days later to remove wood brackets and fill in side with soil. A very professional job all around. Would definitely recommend.

Mr. Caputo came in with the knowledge and experience…read more He had answers to my questions before I even finished. His team was fantastic and hard working. They respected our property while working and did everything in a timely manner. Mr. Caputo was a pleasure to be around and met us right where we could, financially. The final product turned out amazing and I'll call him again when needed! Thanks Mr. Caputo!

When the equipment rolls up, its doors bear the name Caputo Southwest Construction. Construction…read moremight be a broad description of what they do. Artisans or artists would be a much more accurate description of the work of Brian Caputo and his crew. Arriving early, each worker efficiently and professionally performs his assigned duty to perfection, personally supervised by Brian. We contracted Caputo Construction for replacement and widening of our driveway, as well as, replacement of sidewalks around our home. The project was completed fully in two days. We are extremely satisfied with the "work of art" that Caputo Construction performed.

The concrete stairs that was installed in 2024 summer is already falling apart in 2025 December…read more The the concrete that is being used has poor quality. I see the similar problem in my neighborhood.

I had a catch basin cover that fell into the hole concrete broken around it. Contacted George's…read moreconcrete on Monday. He came out the same day gave me a quote came at 1:15 on Tuesday at the job totally done by 3:15. Couldn't have been happier with my service with George and his crew would highly

Josue was awesome! Him and his team were attentive to detail and upfront about costs. He worked on…read moremy father's backyard and we're grateful that the work went as smooth as can be.

Great job paving my driveway. All employees were respectful and thoughtful of my property.read more

Danny is not safe to be around. Extremely short fuse and looking for a fight. This dude needs helpread more

Review of John Russel / "All Done Handyman"…read more I want to warn anyone considering hiring John Russel. My experience with him was a complete nightmare, and I believe he is a fraud. I first reached out to John for a quote on redoing my deck (flooring, railings, and stairs). At the time, it was hard to even find someone willing to quote, so when a friend referred him, I gave him a call. He showed up within ten minutes, looked at my old deck, and promised me a quote. He also sent me photos of other deck jobs he claimed to have done, which made him seem legitimate. My wife and I even visited his home, met his wife and dogs, and discussed a plan. The arrangement was that I would pay for the material, and he would handle the labor. A few days later, he called saying he had a vendor in Michigan with composite decking. He sent photos, and while my wife and I had already chosen a color elsewhere, he pushed for us to buy through his contact. He convinced us to buy far more material than needed, saying the extra could be used as skirting. I trusted him, wrote him a check for the material and labor deposit, and kept asking him for a written contract to confirm the labor price, which he did provide much later. He told me the job would take four days. When work started, he showed up with only one helper instead of the "crew" he promised. Demolition alone took 2.5 days. Then he disappeared for several days before coming back. His work process was erratic--jumping from one section of the deck to another, leaving things unfinished. When I questioned him, he laughed and said he had ADHD. That was the first red flag. The railings were a disaster. He hacked the posts and cut the caps crooked with a Sawzall, leaving them looking terrible. I told him they needed to be redone. He ended up having to buy replacement pieces he said he didn't have the right size saw blade? . He also failed to install bottom supports correctly because he didn't leave enough clearance. When I asked him too install them he put them in crooked and again hacked the materials By week six, with the project nowhere near done (maybe 60% complete), he asked me for more money. Despite already being about 85% paid, he pressured me for another $3,000, claiming he had car problems. I told him I didn't care about his personal issues, I just wanted the job finished. I paid him anyway, hoping it would push him to complete the work. Instead, that was the last time I ever saw or had any communication with him. He stopped answering calls and texts. Eventually, he sent two other men to throw on some skirting, but the stairs and several key pieces of the deck were never finished. His workmanship was sloppy, unprofessional, and dishonest. I had to finish the project myself and fix many of his mistakes. I am now pursuing a small claims case against him and filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau. "All Done Handyman" is nothing but a joke. Save yourself the stress and money--stay far away from John Russel.

We are a Church in Chicago with another branch in Channahon, IL. We contracted John to construct a…read morewall in a bathroom at Channahon Church. This was professionally done. Secondly, John remodeled our church kitchen in Chicago within two weeks, he did an excellent job including plumbing work that was not part of our agreement. In addition, John repaired our broken stair rails and did other jobs that were also not part of our contract agreement for free. John is trustworthy. And his charges are very reasonable. He is our go-to handyman/contractor. Pastor Emmanuel

Tuckpointing disappointment. The absolute worst experience in every imaginable way. Do not…read morerecommend hiring this company for anything. Every single promise was broken, my family was put through too much of unnecessary drama filled with countless excuses and tremendous amounts of stress from start to finish due to lack of basic job site oversight, utter negligence, disregard for safety, and simply horrible communication throughout the project. The job was supposed to be completed in under a month starting in late September 2020 (pending favorable weather conditions), we're going on our full YEAR now in September of 2021, so this project has been out of control. They were hired to restore and repair the damaged brick around 2 of the basement windows and perform full house tuckpointing on an older historic house built in 1930's. About a week after the work started, the original crew was switched with a promise of a "better one" and then the problems began escalating fast. The very first day, the new (second) crew left a forty foot ladder unsecured and abandoned the job site in the middle of the day, the ladder came crashing down and tore off the downspout, thankfully not hurting anyone but causing a lot of anxiety to my family and neighbors that have kids running around and cars parked nearby. The downspout remained collapsed in my front yard and not fixed through fall, winter, spring and summer months causing the rain water pour down free from the roof on the walls. Next, they set up the scaffolding on the front of my house and again disappeared for days on end without any communication or coherent explanations and then days turned into weeks of this abandoned scaffolding with loose boards sometimes flying off during the storms and threatening our picture-windows. When the workers eventually came back to continue the work, the quality was so poor (many blade scuffs on brick faces of the front wall, mortar color mismatch, irreparable damage to the ornamental limestones and front door frame) and the company owner was virtually absent - despite many promises to be at the site daily - unresponsive to my calls, I had no other choice but to seek the original subcontractors of the first crew myself, thankfully they were still in the area working on a friend's house. At that time, I was reassured that my house was going to take priority with everything fixed and finished in a linear fashion, crews switched back, and with no more delays (weather permitting). Well, this dragged on to winter time and the project had to stop until spring. When project resumed in March, the engagement was very spotty due to the intermittent weather but seemed to have been put "back on track" with my constant calling and texting to ensure that a schedule of work is communicated and delivered as promised. Then, everything just halted and again the crew disappeared for over 4 months, showing up only to unload materials for the remaining work and barely resuming on what's left of the house at the end of June. We were told numerous stories about what is happening basically holding us hostage at our own house with scattered debris, hanging cable lines and sand piles in the middle of our driveway while they were apparently doing other jobs. Unacceptable conduct. It took me literally hundreds of texts with "what's going on" and "any updates" (most of which went unanswered) to get to the bottom of the issue that seemed to have been stemming from some broken deals between the subcontractors and the owner, and money owed from the other aggressive underbids being paid for by the false promises of future work. According to the subcontractor, it was some kind of pyramid scheme. The owner, of course, offered his side of the story, but, in the end, the project remained on hold until another (third) crew was brought to complete the project in late August. The third crew was somewhat more diligent and mostly on time but not highly skilled as became evident by the sloppy overbrushed mortar on bricks, another chipped glass block window in the basement and, to add insult to injury, complete mortar color mismatch on the last wall and touchups. These so called "touchups" look like someone vomited on our walls and then attempted to spread it around. By the way, I have agreed to pay higher than the originally asked price for the job to get it finished, the owner wouldn't even handle this part, instead I had to pay the subcontractors directly (first and second crews only, we didn't pay extra for the third crew). In any case, I was promised that the additional projected cost would come off as a discount for my next project (driveway, front porch); however, this discount never actually materialized on paper, and, needless to say, we won't be doing any more future business with this company. This project was a colossal failure in every aspect: bad quality of work, non existent time management, awful communication and way over budget.

STAY AWAY!!!!!! BEWARE!!!!!! DONT DO BUSINESS!!!! Quincy…read moreSizemore will steal your money and stop communicating. Do not trust him with any money. I have posted a picture below of my credit statement where Quincy stole over $10,000 on my credit card and is no where to be found. He used his company square account and charge my card $5,300 and used my credit card without my permission for personal purchases. I have made my bank aware these fraudulent transactions. I also will be filling a police report. Please don't be a victim.

Tim answered the phone himself, asked great questions to access my roofing situation…read more He traveled out to my property the same day and got me a reasonable priced quote very quickly over email.

Excellent repair work done quickly and for a very fair price…read more I had a leak I could not figure the source of. After a few attempts, I realized it was time to call a pro. I cannot recommend them enough.