When I started looking for a contractor to demo and remove our second story deck I had no idea that…read moreall I needed to do is contract Patrick Miller Construction and that I would be so delightfully pleased! Adriaan came to our home the next day and gave us an estimate quickly. We were very comfortable with him. Instead of feeling like he wanted to sell us something, we felt like he was genuine in his efforts to help us. He came to our home several times during the project to make sure it started, was progressing, and finished properly. The crew did a great job! They were very meticulous, took care of our property, and cleaned up when they left. Deck is gone....not a sliver left in our yard! Patrick delivered the dumpster the day before and took it away the next morning on a Saturday! Our neighbors had their roof replaced by another company and the dumpster was left in their driveway for over a week! If you are looking for a company that is excellent at communication, trustworthy, and gets the job done right and on time... look no further. Patrick Miller Construction successfully earns their good reputation, one satisfied client at a time!

I regret hiring them to build a screened in porch…read more The quality of work is poor. Parts of the construction are failing less than two years after construction. The roof already leaks and they say they'll try to fix it if we sign a new contract with them. They say it's ice dams but cannot explain why the leaks occurred when there was neither ice nor snow near the seam they say is leaking. The exterior door repeatedly sagged and could not be opened. They came out to fix the door this summer (after many phone calls over a period of months) and nailed a big plywood board over the screen door to strengthen it - that's the permanent solution. The current door and frame are still both visibly crooked. It looks completely unprofessional and we feel like we're going to need to hire another professional to have the door reframed and replaced. The porch was not built according to the original agreement. We paid for helical screw pilings, but Miller Construction switched to cheaper concrete pilings without any notification, did not offer a refund for the difference in cost, and would not talk to us during construction to discuss the situation despite repeated requests. We paid for insulation throughout the addition, but the building was not framed to allow space for insulation in many sections of the room, so we have an addition that is only partially insulated. The communication with Miller Construction has always been poor. We've had multiple promises to call or come out to look at the various issues, but the promises are rarely kept. For the first few months after contracting with us, communication was so lacking we seriously questioned whether the company had run off with the initial payment. They hadn't, but they didn't reach out to us until months later when a crew showed up at the house unannounced. I wouldn't hire them again.

Jay was an incredible framer for our basement. excellent communication and very flexible. you will…read morenot go wrong with hiring him for your job. we would use his services again in a heartbeat

Jay framed out a really tricky walk-in closet in the basement, including framing around stairs and…read moreblock walls. Everything was meticulous and so perfect that the guys who came in after to sheetrock asked for his contact info. He was courteous, neat, prompt, and super easy to work with. Will gladly hire again for our next job (and I'm super fussy!)

We had the exterior of our house painted by Paris Painting in 2022, and our 3-year warranty with…read morethem just ended. If you need something painted ASAP, they will get the job done, but if you want it done well I'd recommend finding one of the other well-rated painting businesses in town (they often have waitlists in the 1-3 year length!). We had purchased a home that was overdue for painting, so we had to get it done in 2022, and they did an adequate job at the time. Like other reviews have mentioned, Paris isn't a very detail-oriented company. The workers who were sent out to prep our house didn't know it had lead paint, so had to be reminded to take precautions with laying dropcloths, wearing masks, etc. (This happened essentially every time we had someone out to work on the house over the three years we've worked with them.) People have repeatedly come into our yard without warning to look at the site, one time leaving our gate open so our dog escaped. During the main work, the project manager was rarely on site. Hardware was put back on our house upside down (house numbers and shutter hardware). Workers often didn't know which colors went where. Once the paint was "finished" we had to call them back once if not twice to have someone come out and catch places that were not fully painted. But by the time they were finished in 2022 the house looked good! In 2023 the house still looked okay, but by 2024 the paint had begun to bubble and peel, mostly because the prep had not been done sufficiently. We had Paris out to look at the house in 2024 and they did a little bit of touch-up, but only in the very specific places I pointed out, and even missing a few of those. The places I pointed out were supposed to be examples of the overall issues. In 2025, with our warranty running out, we had them back out to do the touchups. Again the first time workers came out, they only addressed a few of the specific places I had highlighted, even though the majority of every exterior wall was peeling and needed work. Eventually I took 20+ photos of the most egregious issues and those were addressed. I can't remember how many times we've had someone out this season. We weren't fully satisfied by the final visit, but decided we'd had enough of dealing with them. I'm sure we'll continue finding issues-- we recently discovered that workers caulked our garage attic access door shut (?!) without us asking them to, so that had to be cut open again and damaged the paint once again. Basically, if you hire Paris, be prepared to serve as your own project manager. Without our repeated follow-ups the work would have been a 1-star or 2-star quality. As it is, I'd rate the experience as "okay."

We required both exterior wooden trim, soffit, and fascia repair & repainting on our stucco garage,…read moreand wooden trim window and awning repair & repainting on our stucco house. Our painting crew and crew chief Tony, and our carpenter Toby, were helpful and meticulous in ensuring everything was repaired, primed, and repainted to our satisfaction. Toby even showed us how to internally disassemble the exterior sliding-door storm windows we have on a back sunroom, so that in the future I can better monitor and touch-up the external windowsill and vertical frame paint to prevent the need for window replacements over the next decade. The painting team's semi-gloss paint brand was matched well to our metal trim color and designed to guard against the Minnesota elements, while Toby's cedar woodwork was solid and precise -- so we're optimistic that Paris' 3-year work-quality warranty won't be needed to call them back into action. We appreciated the comprehensive and detailed estimate they provided for their carpentry-repair and painting, and their willingness to ensure their work was good quality and capable of indefinitely maintaining our house windows' and garage trims' structural integrity.

This company did a great job painting my home and deck. quality work for a great price. highly…read morerecommen!

I postponed establishing work dates for my painting project as I wanted one more bid. I contacted…read moreBella Casa Painting for this final bid. Our initial appointment had to be rescheduled. We put it out a couple of days and met on a Friday. I was told that the bid would be to me on Monday. Putting this out three additional days. To this day, almost two weeks after, I have not received a bid from Bella Casa Painting. This turned out to be a waste of my time as I am on a schedule to get my house ready to sell. Very disappointing.

I contacted Mike to get a quote for a repair and he provided great advice. He gave me some ideas to…read moretake care of my problem before bringing it to him so Im going to give it a try. Very honest and practical. And if the DIY approach doesnt work out he's ready to help. Thanks Mike!

From the owner: I specialize in custom welding and repair work I can work with blue prints if needed I have a lot…read moreof knowledge and years of experience in welding and fabricating I work with mild steel galvanized steel stainless steel aluminum I work on trucks cars motorcycles trailers fencing and or equipment railings stairs docks I can do repair work on pretty much anything of if its metal I'll weld it no job to big or to small I repair frames on vehicles trucks n motorcycles I do repair work on antique furniture like iron bed frames steel yard furniture snowplows plows mowers snowblowers

They were quick to respond for an inquiry, had good pricing and delivered a quality product. Would…read moreuse them again!

We did a large remodel project with Bigfoot and they made the process as easy as possible. Jeremy,…read moreBecky, and crew were always responsive, kept us informed, and made sure we knew what to expect. They are willing to work with clients to deliver what you are looking for, while helping stay in budget and still getting a good value. With any large project, there are going to be things that need to be adjusted and revised, and Bigfoot has stood behind their work and products with no questions asked. I look forward to working with them again.

I asked this remodeler over for a project: redo two small bathrooms (6ft by 9 ft each) a 4ft by…read more3ft dormer extension, do some work on a 3 Season porch to make it warmer (new windows and a mini split), and to rob some space from another bedroom to make into a closet. I was told in the initial meeting it's a $400k-$500k project. How? This makes abdolutely no sense. I was told the dormer (4ft by 3 ft) with the 2 bathroom redo's was $250k. Two 6ft by 9 ft bathrooms. Then the mini split (5 heads) and closet and 7 new doors and paint and other work would be another $150k plus. How? There is pricing for a margin and being greedy. This is just greedy. Hard pass and they should be embarrassed.

Ben Quie and Sons did a large kitchen remodel and living room remodel in our 1917 bungalow. They…read morespecialize in older homes and we found that experience very helpful in updating our house. We appreciated working with Ben throughout the entire process from sales to design and through the construction. I can't say enough about their level of quality in workmanship and attention-to-detail. The carpenter who was at our house daily was excellent, contentious, and very clean, which made living through the project easy. We are thrilled with our new kitchen and can't imagine ever using another contractor.

Our fence was installed yesterday Jan 6th. It looks good, and seems like a quality product. They…read morefulfilled the contract exactly. Just be sure to read and understand the contract before signing. We didn't, and that's on us. The contract stated 2 to 4 week completion for our fence. In our case, Northland came out on Dec 10th and removed our old fencing, set some of the new posts, then left by noon. They returned on Dec 26th to finish the remaining posts. They returned on Jan 6th and installed the fence. All of the crews were polite and respectful. Our project was completed 3 weeks and 6 days after they began. Our problem was that our dog couldn't use the yard and the deer - the reason that we needed the fence - invaded and ate our new $$$ landscaping. There's a reason that a competitor advertises that they use the same crew for the entire process, and get it done in a day or two. If we could go back, we'd have made a different choice.

Horible company don't use unless you hate your neighbor. Cut wood fence posts left concrete in the…read moreground and just moved fence over. Corner post for my fence was removed for there fence and just left my fence with no post or any type of support. Fence also does not touch the ground so my dog can now get under into my neighbors yard. They only do what is easy and no effort to do correctly just fast to get the money and run. would give negative if I could.