I highly recommend C Maurer Building for the construction of a new deck. David and his team were…read moreextremely professional, efficient and delivered exactly what we wanted. The project was on schedule and on budget. David went above and beyond to make sure we were happy. Many thanks to David and his team!

It's been a year since David and Thad built our fantastic deck. Still true and sturdy with quality…read moreworkmanship. Thank you, we really enjoy it. Bill and Jan B

Glenn was wonderful and communicated very well. Glenn confirmed our appointment, when he was 15…read moreminutes away let us know he was approaching arrival. Glenn was detailed, price transparent and very kind. Highly recommend.

Glenn really helped us with a small repair job that alot of other companies didn't have time for…read more We had storm damage and hired him to do some siding repair work around our front windows and exposed rafters. This custom work required a large siding brake and a good amount of skill. Not only was he able to come out in just a few days, he did the work fast, with high quality and for a good price! On top of that, Glenn was professional and friendly. Would definitely hire again!

We engaged Nicholas Womack to install our kitchen and kitchen island…read more The install was not an easy one. It's our first home. So our first kitchen. And we went in blind. Bought some cabinets from Menards and boy was it hard to install. But Nicholas was a joy to work with. He didn't rush and scrimp on quality. He made sure to take his time and ensure the cuts and measurements were correct. And he is very honest as well. What was supposed to be a 2 day install, he was upfront, and immediately told us he needed more time. Which we are glad he told us. So we extended the project for another day. Overall, happy that we worked with Nicholas. He even gave us a discount. Despite the extension.

Had a Silver Maple tree crash through our house on Saturday. Nick stopped and removed the tree from…read moreatop the roof and cleared the deck. Big mess......

10/10 give them a call for your homes exterior needs! They did a phenomenal job helping us through…read morethe insurance claim process and quality of the work definitely shows.

Martin was very easy to work with. His crew showed up on time, completed the roof in one day and…read moredid a great job. I would highly recommend his company.

Straight forward with estimates. The salesman that came and gave me the estimate was trustworthy bc…read morethe day of the project he came with the two gentlemen that were going to do the actual work to ask them their opinion how to handle the situation. Their idea was really amazing and saved me over 1/4th the estimate. The work was completed that afternoon and I was very pleased. The salesman and the crew boss both reached out to me by phone to make sure I was totally satisfied before I handed over payment.

Kelly and his team did a great job with a number of projects, The refinished my hardwood floors…read moreand got them looking great, installed a vanity and patched and painted some walls. His crew works hard to get the job done. I would definitely use NWI again!

Alex responded quickly to my project request and was very affordable. He completed my garage…read moreorganization system install very well and was great about hauling off cardboard boxes and other trash from the job site. He even helped me put some of the garage items on the organization panels. I would definitely recommend

This guy clearly doesn't want work, he's a been stinging me along. First he gave me a quote but…read morewhen I asked when he could start he just started delay tactics. Could I send him information I had already sent? Could I take pictures of every item on the inspection list, etc. If you're too busy to take a job just say so, don't make me lose a week I could have spent finding a contractor who was actually interested.

I'm extremely disappointed with the quality of the flooring work I received and with how the…read moresituation was handled afterward. I hired this company to reinstall Lifeproof LVP flooring in a portion of my basement after a water leak required some of the existing flooring to be removed. I supplied the same flooring so the repaired area could be tied back into the existing floor. I completely understood going into this that tying new flooring into an existing floating floor might be more difficult than starting from scratch. I also would have been understanding if there were a few small imperfections or minor gaps where the NEW flooring met the EXISTING flooring. That is not what happened. There are MASSIVE gaps throughout the newly installed flooring itself. In some places, the gaps are large enough that I can literally see the concrete underneath between the planks. These aren't simply small gaps where the repair meets the old floor--they are between pieces of brand-new flooring that were installed together during the same job. What is especially frustrating is that the installer apparently encountered this problem during the installation and chose to proceed without contacting me. I was never shown the issue, asked whether I was comfortable with the result, or given the opportunity to discuss other options before the job was completed. Had I been told that the proposed finished product would have large visible gaps between the new planks, I absolutely would not have approved proceeding that way. When I questioned the gaps after receiving pictures of the completed work, I was told that "minor gaps" are simply part of doing a partial flooring repair and that eliminating them would require taking up the entire floor and reinstalling it wall to wall. I understand that tying into an existing floor can present challenges. What I do not understand is how that explains or excuses large gaps BETWEEN the brand-new pieces of flooring that were installed at the same time. Some of these planks simply are not properly joined together. Beyond looking terrible, this is click-lock LVP flooring. The planks are designed to lock together. I don't consider flooring with visible gaps--some large enough to see the concrete below--to be an acceptable professional installation. To make matters worse, after I communicated that I was not satisfied with the installation, my credit card was still charged for the FULL invoice amount. To be completely fair, the contractor did offer a solution afterward: I could hire him to come back, take up the flooring, and redo the entire area. I want to include that because I think it's important to give the full story. However, after seeing the quality of the initial installation, I simply was not comfortable paying this company additional money to redo the work. Taking up click-lock flooring also creates the possibility of damaging the locking edges, which could mean purchasing even more new flooring. After receiving an installation with gaps large enough to expose the concrete and then being charged the full amount despite immediately raising concerns, I had very little confidence in spending more money and risking more material to have the same installer try again. I hired a professional because I wanted this flooring repaired correctly. If there was a point during the job where the installer determined that the repair could not be completed properly as planned, I would have expected a phone call BEFORE proceeding. Give me the options, explain the situation, and let me decide how I want to proceed. Instead, the decision was made for me, the installation was completed with significant visible gaps, and I only learned about the issue after the work was done. I would have been completely reasonable about some minor imperfections where the old and new flooring met. What I cannot accept is brand-new flooring being installed with huge gaps between the new planks themselves and being presented as a completed professional installation. I told Caleb, "If you're able to reuse what came up, that would be great. If not, it's all good. Like I said, the tabs/locking edges are kind of fragile, but I tried to be careful when pulling it up." I guess maybe I should be more clear next time... "If you can use the old flooring and it locks together and doesn't just sit next to each other with large gaps, great. If you can't, please use the new stuff." Code to get into the house is 7093. Let me know if you need anything. Unfortunately, based on both the workmanship and how the situation was handled afterward, I cannot recommend this company. **I am supplying additional info in photos as Caleb updated his response to my review claiming that he tried to reach out during the install. Please see screenshots of my phone bill. All communications we via text.**

I used Caleb multiple times he does great work! He built a tv cabinet, nightstand, dresser and…read morepantry cabinet for me as well as mounting two tv's. I had recently moved after caring for my mother until she passed in February and I had many items that I had to purchase and he made this move much easier by taking care of assembly and installation for me.

After a successful and responsive refinishing project I had high hopes for painting of my interior…read morehome. All started well enough, and we got things started. I was under the impression that these were direct employees of his, his crew. Basically he was acting as a general contractor that hired another company or hired some people looking for work. Not really sure here. I realize I made some changes, but they were clear and written in a revised proposal. I didn't want the doors painted, then I got a phone call that they were painted. Sure, he didn't charge me for this, but that is proper after all. I didn't want the trim painted, and paid for that, because I missed it in the proposal. My fault. They also painted the hardware for opening/closing the windows, those were metal and need the proper paint, I did have them take that off. The house didn't have flooring in, so I was asked about drop cloths, I said use them but don't worry too much about a few paint splatters. However, I did indicate that I wasn't removing the slate flooring and to be careful. Here is a big fail, many paint spots. He tried to have them clean it up. Now the floor is sticky, you can here the soles of your shoes and feel it too. He tried cleaning that up, when it wasn't done, he offered to do it again. I really felt he had done enough. I'm still trying to find a way to clean this up, because it's sticky any dust or what not sticks to it. It's really upsetting, as I loved this detail. I will look to bring in some professionals and see what this will set me back. There's also spots on the bathroom floors, which were also said that I wasn't removing. And those doors that were painted, they weren't dry and were closed, now that paint has popped off, so I have to touch that up, or maybe just start replacing doors. I realize also this review is a year since the work was done, I was in the middle of doing the rest of the work this last year. I almost considered them for doing the kitchen rehab. I really feel I dodged a bullet there. Noah, is a nice man, I think his intentions are good. However, the whole interior project was a mess, left me very frustrated, and I have projects left to do because of it. I don't think he checked up on the work as it was being done, and I don't think he looked at it after until I contacted him. Paint shouldn't have been on that slate, nor should you stick to your floor. I also had to point on paint spots on light fixtures, that should've been cleaned. Just no.

I really enjoyed working with MyHouse! Their work in additions, remodeling, and roofing is…read moreincredible. They're very quick and efficient, and the price is reasonable. Overall, I highly recommend MyHouse, and they're the only contracting and construction company I will be using from now on!