It has been almost 9 years since you came to our rescue for a rather large redecoration project. We…read morecould not have done it without your expertise in color and design. We still love the results. And, thank you for your several rescues with our shade snafu; we really appreciate your help and follow up with the company that we purchased the shade from; it is such a relief to be able to access your help.

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Excellent service for two homes and 1 RV upholstery and curtains replacement. Appreciate the…read moreguidance and advice as well as the selections of quality fabrics for every job. High quality furniture came as ordered. Excellent and timely window shade installations.

Kim at Coastal Maine Interiors was accommodating and easy to work with, and did a perfect job of…read moremaking my boat curtains in a very short time. I thought it would take far longer than it did. The finished product is exactly what I wanted. If you want a total professional who gets the job done exactly right in a timely manner, call Kim. There's a reason she's been in business a long time.

I was overwhelmed with my upcoming move, having lived in our home for 16 years and raised our kids…read morethere. The house was somewhat disorganized, cluttered with the kids things, dusty and filled with memorabilia. I was in over my head, so I placed a cry for HELP on Facebook for someone to assist me packing,.. a friend recommended Deidra. I had second thoughts, not sure about her talents, skill set, whether I needed someone to help me pack up all our personal items, it just seemed " too personal", but sprang for the decision after injuring my foot. This was the best decision I could have made. Not only did she help me pack, carry, make boxes, sort, organize, and help me decide what to take, and how to store it, make multiple trips to the storage unit and thrift shop,she literally took charge of the entire move with the movers! She then came and stayed with us in the new home to help organize, sort, lessen the burden, see clearly, and get boxes unpacked. Deidra was our angel. She swooped in, fixed and guided, what could have been an unfortunate, ugly shituation. Two days turned into 8. I am having her back in a few weeks for round two, because I'm still deciding what stays , what goes, organizing, and finding homes for all our things in the new home. Deidra is a magical house elf! Everyone needs a Deidra. I can't thank her enough, nor can I thank the universe enough for gifting me with her talent and skill at crunch time. Top notch organizer, shoulder to cry in, physical strength to rely on, tireless energy, enthusiasm, hardworking, intelligent, trust worthy, and responsible. She kept me on track during a daunting process, with a strong pair of hands, I always felt a sense of ease.

Deidra worked magic in my home in a very short period of time. I couldn't wrap my head around…read morespending that much money hourly, because I thought the project would be going on for weeks. But she was in and out in less than three days and I have two more organized and usable rooms than I did before she arrived. Well worth the investment!

We worked with O'Shea Builders for what would have been several small jobs. However, our primary…read morejob, a waterfall inside our house, turned out to be much more extensive than both we and O'Shea anticipated. Due to upper deck flashing that had been incorrectly installed by the prior owners, water had seeped into the walls and caused extensive damage. Jeff, the O'Shea foreman in charge, a contractor in his own right, and the person who did the vast bulk of the work, was extremely knowledgeable and accommodating of our needs, as well as professional and exacting in the work. He and Warren O'Shea, the owner, offered us several alternatives of varying prices in terms of how to deal with the issues involved, and gave us the pros and cons of each alternative. The damage was addressed extremely competently and thoroughly, and a significant rainfall that occurred within a week of the job being finished showed that our interior waterfall was now gone and that has been the case since the job was finished. The other jobs within the house, cited in our home inspection, were also addressed quickly and resolved beautifully. As a side note, I would like to address hiring contractors generally, having been through seven major jobs through the years. I got what I view as excellent advice from the first two contractors I worked with. The first advice was to be aware that no contractor can see behind walls (our house was almost 100-years old at that time,) and once they break through the walls, they have to deal with what's there - and that means that if, for example, electrical wiring isn't up to code, they are legally required to bring it up to code, and doing so almost always is going to add to the cost of the job. The second piece of advice was that our quote was very specifically based on what we'd told the contractor we wanted/needed and that *ANY* changes would likely result in additional costs, so we have always been extremely careful to know exactly what we wanted beforehand and to never have changed the scope of the job. In conclusion, we were more than satisfied with O'Shea and will certainly call on them for any future work. They are exceptional - as in great - to deal with on all levels.

My wife and I used O'Shea Builders LLC to work on our lake home in Standish, ME. Warren O'Shea bid…read moreapproximately $180,000 for the job. The final price came in over $300,000 and at the end of the job he chose to not complete the job. The work done was good, but his price was so far over what he quoted it made for a very unsatisfied customer. In addition he didn't finish the job when he said he would, which was sometime mid April to early May. He stopped working in early June and as I said before he chose not to complete the job leaving me kind of stranded. My suggestion when working with O'Shea Builders LLC is make him sign a contract where his price is his price, not this contractor mumbo jumbo excuse laden "Not my fault, man".