The owner "hayne" is a liar. Some contractors he uses are horrible. The electricians in…read moreparticular are among the worst I've seen in this business. My job requires that I work with contractors quite a bit. -Outlets and light switches not grounded -Hot and cold handles backwards on one bathroom -Did not install electrical backboxes in a few places -Paid for two coats of paint only received one -stripped screws on ceiling fan so replacing blades or removal for any reason impossible now -Carpet guys did NOT sweep floor before laying carpet The list goes on and on....I've had to do multiple repairs myself on a NEW house. Mr. "haynie" just does NOT want to correct the mistakes of his contractors.

We have enjoyed working with Casey and his crew on repairing/upgrading things in an older house we…read morebought. Prices seem reasonable, though I do not have a much to compare.

Conte Construction recently completed our vacation home project in BSL Shoreline Park on a canal…read more From initial contract negotiations to planning to permits, all were professionally handled. I was very happy with the attention to detail taken on every phase of construction. MC, the owner, was onsite every single day supervising his crew and subcontractors. He finished the project on time and on budget. He is definitely an expert on coastal area construction of elevated houses and made several prudent recommendations to improve the lot lay, drainage, and final product. Communication throughout the entire project was excellent. Quality of construction is clearly superior to most others. I can honestly, without any reservation, give his company and his subcontractors my highest recommendation. I think that in twenty years or so, I will be bragging to my neighbors about how lucky I am to have a "Conte Built" camp house. Thanks for a job well done. Philip Jones February 20, 2019

Over the years we've remodeled three houses, therefore have had a variety of experiences with…read morecontractors. We stumbled across Foxcrete while looking for someone to pour concrete forms for a patio extension in our new home, but once we realized what an exceptional group they are, we confidently moved forward with several larger projects we needed. Foxcrete's reputation matters to them and it shows in the quality of their work. They go above the expected, while staying within budget. A rare find.

Blake, Tommie and crew were OUTSTANDING! The patio, seating walls and fire pit are even better…read morethan we could have imagined. They took the time to talk and understand what we wanted and ran with it. We could not be happier! I would recommend Foxcrete for any of your outdoor concrete needs!!!!

I highly recommend Bama Flooring! They were so accommodating and service friendly! They replaced…read morethe horrible carpet on our stairs and put in vinyl plank with a carpet runner. It looks fantastic.

After meeting with several potential flooring supply / install companies in Baldwin County,…read moreAL....Bama Flooring stood out heads above all others. From start to finish, all levels of their staff exceeded our expectations. We couldn't be happier with our experience, and confidently recommend BF, to anyone looking for a true professional in the flooring industry!

Good experience working with David on his Dell Rugged laptop quote and order. Clear communication,…read morefair negotiation, and payment was taken care of immediately. Have since worked with him several times and the level of professionalism and integrity in our business interactions has always been top notch.

Did not fulfill his contract (building a home). Started well. Did not end well. Requested a draw…read moreon his final payment in late July (began late February/early March). The project had stalled but was moving along at that point so he received the $7,000 he would have gotten at the end of the project (said he needed to pay his daughter's college tuition). Then he never returned to the job site. I was left (final 4 months) to finish the home on my own (dealing with sub contractors, etc; from painting to HVAC). Most of the contractors were leary to do work with Mr. Poole's name attached as he owed most, if not all, money. $10,000 was put in escrow to be used by him to buy items for the home build. Upon request he did not comply with a lawyers letter requesting receipts for purchases made. What did he do with that $10,000? I have a suspicion that he is (whether he meant to be or not) involved in a ponsi scheme of sorts where he takes the money from one client and uses it to pay where ever he is behind in bills and not necessarily on the client's project. Plenty of errors in the "custom home." Buyer beware.