They were able to accommodate my schedule. A few items were damaged in the move, while they were…read morecarrying the items. (furniture piece lost a wheel (cracked off) and new door gouged. I'm still missing a small item (about the size of a liter bottle; sentimental & valuable) that was in my garage prior to the move, but can't 100% prove it was taken. Cost was better than others, so I guess you can say you get what you pay for. My move was over a year ago as I gave some time to try to locate the missing item before writing my review.

I had a fantastic experience with Diversity Moving Company all throughout the process. Thank you so…read moremuch to Teare and the whole team.

Mike and his team were very easy to work with. He explained the plan in depth and answered any…read morequestions I had. The day of, Mike and his team were on time and thorough from set up to clean up. I would absolutely hire them again and recommend them to anyone else that is looking for deck services.

I had a structural issue with my second-story deck that made it unsafe to use. Michael with Deck…read moreInnovations came out for a quote and went over the proposed work in detail so I could understand how the issue would be resolved. The work was completed on the exact timeline he gave me, looks good, and was done at a fair price.

I hired Simple Fix Home Repair and Remodeling for two large projects and unfortunately had a very…read morefrustrating experience from start to finish. For the first project, they removed and rebuilt a set of egress steps at the rear of a duplex. I provided professional drawings, site plans, and had already requested the permit through the City of Pittsburgh, so expectations were clear from the start. Communication throughout the project was extremely poor. I consistently had to chase down Brad, the project manager, just to get basic updates. He would often respond saying he needed to check with Tyler (the onsite worker), but then I would have to follow up again to actually get any answers. There was no proactive communication, and workers would often show up without notice, which made managing the project unnecessarily stressful. Quality of work on the first project was also disappointing. During the final inspection, several items did not pass. One of the required fixes was to apply silicone between the new deck and the house. The result was shockingly sloppy--silicone was smeared across the wood in multiple areas instead of being neatly applied where needed. It honestly looked like it was done with no care or attention to detail. The second project involved multiple items identified on a borough inspection report, including building a deck, installing handrails with baluster guards, replacing floor jacks with mono columns, and installing a condensate pump to eliminate a PVC drain line that was a tripping hazard. Unfortunately, the same issues continued--and in some cases were worse. The scope of work was clearly defined in the inspection report, yet key items were done incorrectly. For example, the existing basement pipe handrails were removed as requested, but instead of installing code-compliant handrails with baluster guards, they installed simple wood handrails without any baluster protection. Similarly, they were instructed to replace floor jacks with permanent mono columns. Instead, they initially installed new floor jacks again. After I raised the issue, they returned to install mono columns--but even then the work was not done correctly. The posts were installed with undersized screws at the top and were not bolted to the floor at all. When I questioned this, Brad responded that drilling bolts into the concrete might cause it to "blow apart" and said I would need to sign off on any risk if they proceeded. This was not an acceptable solution. I ultimately had to hire another contractor to properly secure the posts with appropriate fasteners and anchoring. A few weeks later, another serious issue surfaced: the condensate pump had been wired incorrectly into the furnace circuit board. I had a licensed HVAC company come out, and they confirmed and documented the improper installation. In addition to the workmanship issues, there are still unfinished items. When the deck was built, piles of dirt were left in the backyard with the promise they would return to clean it up. That has still not been completed. Between the lack of communication, repeated mistakes, incomplete work, and the need to hire additional professionals to correct their errors, this was a very disappointing experience. I would not recommend Simple Fix Home Repair and Remodeling based on the quality of work and overall project management.

We had some new flooring put into our house These guys did a…read moregreat job and kept my house very clean during the process

I had to rent a unit to store items from my son's house. I looked for something close, temperature…read morecontrolled and a good value for what I needed. In Penn Hills, I always drive by the Defender Penn Hills location (Frankstown Rd) and it looks small but it really is a much larger facility. Very secure and appears clean. They have several size units to choose from. I went with the 10 X 10. Robert, the manager is friendly and thorough with the details of the rental. Also they are military friendly so it was indeed a pleasure to work with Robert. Good value, close to home location, expert service, clean and equipment available to move things into the unit.

From the owner: Start storing with Defender Self Storage in Penn Hills PA today! We offer contactless storage…read morerentals, moving supplies sold on site, and experts to help along the way. Our storage units are all interior with temperature controlled amenities to ensure your belongings are safe and secure. Learn about the many amenities our storage facility offers and where we are located below. You can also take a tour of our facility through our virtual tour online or set up a time to walk through with our on site experts. You can view your self storage rental before renting even if you reserved online, come in and see the best storage units in Penn Hills PA for yourself.

I highly recommend these guys. I got a gazebo installed. They were professional, friendly, and…read moresuper organized bringing their work tables and tool sets. They were very efficient as well. You can tell they are experienced in putting up these larger outdoor structures. If you want a sure thing, go with McCrory. You will not disappointed.

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Dearest Gentle Reader,…read more View my story as a cautionary tale. I became aware of this company at a bridal convention at the casino back in 2023. I put my information down because I knew my future husband and I would be in need of home remodeling services in the future. To their credit this company called me once a year for the next 3 years to check in on our status and if we were in need of their services. It is because of their RESPECTFUL persistence (and the charming phone interaction I had with an older very respectful gentleman on the 3-year check in call) that my husband and I opted to begin our house remodeling with new windows and hire this company to do it. In March their sales associate Justin K. came to our home in New Brighton, PA (our location of our home is important to the tale dearest reader). My husband and I had a SPECTACULAR interaction with Justin. He was VERY knowledgeable and extremely helpful in explaining the process to us and next steps after we decided to hire them for the job. As a person who has held many different career paths (one of them sales) I appreciated how respectful and non-pressuring Justin was. Also, as a previous fellow sales associate in my opinion one of this company's strongest assets in terms of employees and their interactions with customers. Justin explained the delay in production with some of the companies they work with (and my husband and I both work in industries where we understand supply chain issues (pediatric nurse, director of metallurgy)) it may be some time until our 5 windows were ready. My husband and I understood and were excited for next steps. I received the call about our windows being ready mid-May. I spoke with a very lovely woman (whose name is escaping me at this moment) but we set up the appointment for installation in June. The gentleman that came for the 2nd and official measurements was also a delight to work with and 10 out of 10 strong employee. Both he and the lovely woman informed me becuase of supply issues with the company fulfilling our order we would be upgraded to a larger dual pane window, as opposed, to the single pane with screens we ordered as the company could not provide information on when the single pane would be available. I mean who doesnt love an upgrade, right? Installation day went swimmingly. Joe (the older gentleman) who led the trio was very nice. He introduced himself and his team (Charlie and Josh). I can not remember which of the two was the younger (highschool age) gentleman but he was very respectful and did a very good job for someone so young. The other older (maybe mid 20's early 30's) man was far from gentle and seemed irritated by my presence (or my Kamala sign I PROUDLY have displayed on my front lawn) but, regardless he did the job he was hired to do (in awakard silence at points) but completed non the less. During the installation Joe brought to my attention that one of the windows was missing its screen. He informed me he put a call into the office and I would recieve a call back about next steps the next day. Overall, I give 5 stars to Joe and his team for their quick and professional installion of our home's windows. I did not recieve a call the next day. I called the office and the woman I needed to speak to was out of the office until the following day. Again I sadly can not remebr her name but she was again very pleasent when we finally connected. She apolozized for the inconvinence and told me she would reach out to the company and get back tome as soon as she had an understanding of the situation. To her credit she did what she promised and got back to me fairly quickly. It took me a few days to return her call (she left a voicemail) as I stated above I work as a pediatric nurse and I work the overnight shift 7pm to 7am. It can take me a day or two to return calls/ emails as most businesses and people are resting or closed while I am working and I am resting while they are open / available. The next perosn I spoke with was April who I guess heads the service department and their appointments. The converstion I had with April at this time was pleasent and I explained how not only do we need our screen but asked if the tech that delivers the screen can look over the windows put in because, dearest reader, my husband and I have been seeing SO MANY FLIES in our house! April and I set the date for TODAY! This is 6 WEEKS AFTER INSTALLATION. Let that sink in for a moment 6 weeks after install AND PAYMENT we are waiting for the job to be finished. The reason being our hiome location (New Brighton, PA for those lost in the story) is an hour away from where they are. Oh yea, that was the common theme amonst all the employees is how far away of a job our home was form where they normally work. Funny cause yall called me every year for three years so I figured distance wasnt an issue?

I had two sales reps come to my home a total of three times. They were mannerly. I have one dining…read moreroom window that needs a full replacement. I'm going with one sliding window. Each time, I told them to email me a written estimate. I want to see what the window cost is and labor. Never received anything! Their prices are high. For one window, the price was anywhere from $3500 to $4200 after some discounts. This is three-hour job. I had my house and garage roof replaced several years ago for $7500. That was labor intensive with lots of materials. I stopped at their facility. Very nice, but I saw lots of overhead. Anyway, I would not use this company. They aren't transparent. The customer has the right how their money is being spent.

Damian was responsive, quick, and had a positive attitude. Most importantly, he fixed my issues and…read moredidn't charge an arm and a leg. I'll be using him again in the future!

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412 Premium Enterprises gives the impression a larger operation with a wide variety of…read morecapabilities, but it is a one-man shop that significantly overrepresents, if not outright misrepresents, its capabilities. I hired him based on his website's claims that he handles electrical issues, but the experience was a disaster and a total safety hazard. While he was prompt and friendly, he clearly had no idea what he was doing. During a basic ceiling fan installation, he began "troubleshooting" in a way that caused us to lose power to other rooms. At one point, he even shocked himself while working (he was working without safety a gloves, which I later learned is a basic for electrical work). When I finally asked if he was a licensed/trained electrician, he admitted he was not and called himself a handyman. I eventually had to ask him to leave so I could bring in an actual professional to fix the mess he created. Despite accomplishing nothing and leaving my home's wiring in worse shape than he found it, he still charged me for the visit. Do not hire this business for any electrical work.

Michael is very responsive and reliable! Anytime we call him, he is ready to jump in and put us in…read morehis schedule of work. His work is always great, and he's sure to always explain what he's doing before he completes the works. He's completed light fixtures, and new electric in our bathroom. Call Michael for your next home needs.