Josh refinished our kitchen ceiling which has a brocade finish. four people before him told me it…read morecouldn't be done. josh did some research and practice before coming to do the work. he did it in the time frame he outlined and I couldn't be happier. i really appreciated his can do attitude. he did a fabulous job and kept my hardwood floors from being damaged.

My floors are BEAUTIFUL!!! Thank you Cole!…read more Cole did an amazing job refinishing my floors. I cannot give him enough praise! I have both white oak and red oak floors due to an addition we did over 20 years ago. Original house is white oak and addition is red oak. His work is so impressive you cannot tell where the meet! Everyone who has seen my floors say they are beautiful. Cole is diligent, honest, professional, hardworking and such a wonderful person. He is the only person I would have do my floors! He also did my in-law's house in 2016 and they were beautiful as well. Thanks again Cole!!

We discovered a beautiful red oak with a cascading design hiding under the carpet in our centennial…read morehome and decided to ditch the LVP and preserve the history of our house. There were several repairs needed, including a big unknown by at the end of our stairs that behaved like a pothole under the carpet, and the entire center area of our dining room. We also made changes and additional repairs as we came across issues. Cole remained flexible and transparent about the cost for every change. The results have exceeded our expectations. Cole brought our floors back to life and didn't spare on the minor details. Cole will now be our go-to for future projects. It is difficult to find people you can trust with home restoration projects; Cole is one of those people. Thank you so much Cole!

First of all I should say that I liked these guys personally. I can tell they care about their work…read moreand want to do a good job. When it comes down to it, this is pretty much the most important thing when it comes to the trades and I can't fault Amortech here. It's hard to find people who care. The main problem Armortech has is with their communication skills. I had a simple project (a small kitchen counter). There was a hiccough after their initial inspection (part of the counter wasn't level, had gaps in it, and it needed fixing - this couldn't be seen when they first looked at the counter because it was covered by a cabinet). I sent some photos and en email early on after the initial bid to show them what we had found. At the time they didn't seem to think it was a big deal and they had told me when they did the initial inspection that, if it came to it with that section of the counter, they could always cut that part out and put in a piece of plywood. I also asked at this point if they could do my tub surround and they said yes. We talked through all the particulars via email, they rescheduled me (necessitating me to reschedule my other subs - tile and carpenter), and we agreed on everything including the additional price for the bathroom. Not a huge deal and I was a little surprised that they "didn't have time" because the tub surround is actually quite small - only two sides. But not really a big deal. Time passed and I think they got crazy busy, especially with new requirements for jobs post-Covid. I was a small project and a new client. The day before they were supposed to come I sent another email reminding them of everything that was going to get done, the time we'd agreed to meet, my phone number, etc. Just to be sure. I had this feeling that maybe they weren't on top of things. All of a sudden, they wanted to reschedule again. They couldn't work with the countertop. I needed a carpenter to do it and they couldn't do the bathtub surround either because there was latex paint on the old surround (there wasn't - Armortech and I had already talked about the pain in the emails and I'd verified with my painter that there was no paint on it.). I suspect the real issue why they couldn't do the tub surround was they didn't have time. I also suspect they were relieved to have an excuse (they couldn't work with the countertop) to reschedule me again because they didn't really have time for me anyway. I told them that after all this, I expected them to show up and just figure it out. If you look at their website (and recommendations I got from other customers) these guys do lots of complicated work and can absolutely cut a piece of counter out and put a piece of plywood in it's place. If I'm being super generous, that's probably an hour or so of work. They just didn't want to do it (because I think they got too busy). I feel like I tried very hard to keep them abreast of the project, what we had found as we demoed part of the kitchen. I emailed repeatedly. Sent pics. Etc. They didn't reach out to me at all as their situation changed. It ended with us deciding we were a bad match and they withdrew their bid. Well that was true! Ha! We were a bad match. If they respond to this review, I'm sure they will point out that the real problem was I changed the scope and we had bad communication. Can't disagree with latter, although I certainly felt like I put a lot of effort in to trying to have good communication. And as for changing the scope - I did! But I don't see that as a problem. We agreed on the changes and on more money for the additional work. That's a win-win in my book. My recommendation to you: I do believe Armortech does good work. I have reports from other developer friends that I know and trust that this is true. I believe they care about the quality of their work; they were certainly proud of the pictures they showed me when we first met. I *really* appreciate that sort of thing. But if they are busy and overwhelmed, if your project is small, then they aren't likely to give you the attention you need. And, if they get their back up, *they are going to drop you*. There's no sense of..."look clearly we've had a miscommunication but I want to do right here. How can we make something work out?" To be fair, that level of professionalism is hard to find these days. Nevertheless.... I do a lot of work around town and I like to try new subs out on small jobs before doing anything else with them. I think it's very revealing and it proved to be here. If you feel like you can manage the communication absolutely clearly and on your own without a lot of ownership on their end for the process - you will probably be happy with the outcome. If you are a small job, new to the remodel process, or expect a high degree of professionalism and an ability to do what's necessary to work things out - I recommend you take a pass on these folks. Hence the 2 star review.

They did an excellent job on resurfacing our garage floor with epoxy. Damen was extremely…read moreknowledgeable about the product and process and timeline for the project. He was available and quickly responded to emails. He even helped to create a custom blend of epoxy flakes based on a pinterest image of the color scheme we wanted. If you want a top notch quality product, definitely hire them!

I had a large patio space poured (18' by 25') plus an additional walkway that I added last minute…read more They demolished the older, smaller slab and poured a beautiful new one with gorgeous new steps. Arizandy and Angel were fantastic to work with. Their crew was quick, efficient and the concrete looks awesome. I have already referred them to a friend who was looking to have concrete work done.

Zandy and Angel did an amazing job pouring steps, path and back patio at our house. They had a fair…read morebid price and were able to match the stamp from previous work. And the color match is almost perfect. They returned a few weeks later to install a railing for us as well. My only complaint was sealing was not part of the original quote - I feel that given where we live this should be offered as an add from the get go. The crew also left behind some trash that I wish had been cleaned up. Overall great to work with and would hire again.

Amazing work. I love my new kitchen flooring And cabinets! Efficient , quality work and at a great…read moreprice as well! Couldn't be happier .

I am beyond happy with the painting job Shawn did in my 2000 sq feet in less than 4 days and it's…read moreperfect. Clean sharp edges, great coverage and more than fair price. Shawn communicates well, is super friendly, left my home spotless. He's the best!

You decided if you would choose to hire him. The owner indicated they would not do the painting…read morebecause of the parking in the Goose Hollow district of Portland. Our realtor and friends have found parking on the street outside our condominium complex. Also, there are two lots within one block of the condominium. Be sure to give your address first and have his check right away. Only received the owner's notice on a late Friday afternoon and setting up the estimate date earlier in the week. Now we are back looking for another painter on the weekend.

Just WOW Very knowledgeable & willing to explain all…read morepossible options. The price was incredibly low for the time & effort (included our stairs in the cleaning). Asked him look at our non- carpet floors in laundry room - he got down on hands & knees to assess. He was honest in saying not a cleaning issue rather a 'worn issue' & no charge for the assessment of the area. Plan to have him come back for routine cleaning for sure. Highly recommend his services .

If you're looking for paint services, look no further. We hired Newton Paint and Home Services to…read morepaint our home remodel last week and we are thrilled with the results. Troy was on time and well prepared. He put in long hours and made sure to do the job right. But what really separates this company from others we've hired for our remodel is that Troy clearly cared about the quality of his work and paid attention to detail. He offered suggestions and created solutions so the outcome was the best possible. We also appreciated his positive attitude. We'll absolutely be hiring Troy to come back for future paint and home maintenance projects.