Sunriver Builders did an amazing g job on our whole home remodel. The company did exterior and…read moreinterior work, built a deck and metal roofing. The owner was professional and communicated with us through the whole process. Highly recommend and great quality work.

They stuck me. Took my deposit and never performed job. Now in litigation. Thieves! Talk a good…read moregame. Appear to be sweet and honest over the phone. Don't even think of calling them. They have made no effort to solve the issue.

Was recommended to us through our realtor and completely dropped the ball. Original quote for the…read moreroof was 17k but was told that they'd need to check pricing on the shingles since they were a special order. Over came back 10k over what we were originally quoted. We were in love with the look however and decided to move forward and hold off on the garage roof. In the original consultation we asked the consultant about the roof over our kitchen which was a low grade roof. He assured us that they could shingle over it. The shingles were a 10 week minimum order since they were special order. The roofer arrived with little warning since they were scheduled to do another job but still we had guest coming in August and it was July we needed to get the roof finished. The final day of the project there was a few issues the roofers ran out of ridge shingles and a crazy rainstorm. After the rain died down the roofers cleaned up and said they'd have to finish another day. They took all the extra shingles and left. Our contract said they would repair a few of the exhaust pipes that were short, leave all excess materials and mentioned nothing about not finishing the roof over the kitchen. I got a call the following week that the ridge shingle were ordered and that they would have to wait for them to come in.. but we still had exposed ridges and it had been threatening to rain so I asked the office when the exposed ridge would be covered.. a week later someone arrived to that. I also went to remove a satellite on our kitchen roof that had been disconnected and left haphazardly and noticed the roof over the kitchen hadn't been completed. Another call no eta on the shingles and now they were telling me they didn't do flat roofing. It took a MONTH to get ridge coverage and the foreman said that they would check out the roof over the kitchen when we came back it wasn't completed nor did the company call me. Be very careful before you enter contact with this company service and answers were less than great and they took all the extra supplies when it was stated they belonged to us

After going through a horrendous siding job with another local company, S&H came to our rescue…read more Jim is professional, honest and easy to work with, he went above and beyond throughout this process to ensure we had the right tools to make decisions and assisted with coordination that wasn't even part of his job. The S&H siding team, Nick and Adam take pride in their work, are highly skilled, detailed and exceptional at their craft and were dedicated to ensuring our home met expectations. Our house has been transformed from a siding disaster we dreaded seeing to a stunning home that makes us look forward to coming home again. If you want a professional, experienced, friendly team and a company that stands by their name call S&H! Highly recommended!

This posting will serve as a rebuttal to the comments posted by Paradise Fence that are included in…read morethe below review. Timing of the posting of this review is irrelevant as long as the fence has not been repaired and/or modified since the past work performed by Paradise Fence. It was written and submitted on a time available basis. The fence has not received any repairs or modifications since the time of the Paradise Fence work and is presently available for inspection to show the quality of work that was performed. The subject of this review is not about fence age nor is it about any comments made by the owner. It is about the end result regarding the condition of the reassembled fence. Aside from the damaged posts and with exception to the very bottom run of the fence boards all other wood could have been recoverable to create a still viable fence. But now with the random replacement of the boards not to their original locations and having resultant re-cutting of the wood to fit it is apparent that it will most likely make it difficult to rebuild the fence without having to replace considerably more wood than was originally proposed. The "good faith" statement made by the Paradise Fence representative was made with no contractual basis, merely a spoken statement. It is not guaranteed as to if this action would become valid in the future without a signed agreement between both parties. As for the replacement wood, a cost of significantly more than originally considered will most likely be incurred due to the actions of the repair listed in the above paragraph. And part of my opinion of "good faith" is based upon the initial contact with Paradise Fence after job completion via email describing the reassembled condition of the fence plus included photos and a request for a representative of Paradise Fence to visit the site to inspect the overall condition of the work performed. Subsequent to this no response or visit was received in return. As evidence to the original condition of the cedar boards on the fence prior to repair it should be noted that this section of the fence is only a part of a longer run of the fence. Visual comparison between the non-repaired and repaired portions of the fence will quickly show a significant difference in quality and the randomness of reassembly from the repair. As for the comment of the fence repair being from purely "...an esthetic issue" I cannot agree to that description fitting the current condition of the fence. The project was focused on replacing the posts and putting the fence back together in a proper and actual "aesthetic" fashion. It was not expected that extreme meticulous work had to be performed during reassembly but at least the weathered and damaged boards be reinstalled along the bottom of the fence as requested by the owner instead of "shotgunning" their locations randomly on the fence. And why was a short board that no longer fit left hanging that was hidden behind the lilac bushes? And why were the two fence posts near the end of the run cut to irregular lengths?? How can a post set in concrete that was cut too short be lengthened without cheating by adding a separate length to the top or tearing out the new post and attaching concrete??? The photos do not lie.

I really appreciated Connors responsiveness to my questions and issues that arose with installing…read moremy fence. The end result is very nice and there is one more tweak that needs to be made but I know it will be done. The neighbors are enjoying the new look. Also his crew were good sports as they were Guinea pigs for my new chocolate chip cookie recipe. I won't forget you guys when they finally turn out good-I'll share them. Thanks for all your hard work in the 90+ weather! Sue

Mark and his crews were just great to work with & so courteous. Went out their way to make a true…read moredisaster for our condo repairs - easier in every way possible. Beautiful work and workmanship by everyone involved. Jayne Stokes Baron Arms Condominums GF MT

Owner Doug Gabriel and his team are outstanding. We were looking for laminate or vinyl to replace…read morecarpeting and his showroom has plenty of selections to choose from. We were able to take home some samples to compare patterns and colors since only the floor is changing. Once we made our choice he personally came to take the measurements for the floor and trim. We were on a tight budget so he and his supplier worked with us to get what we needed done within our budget. We only did a small area to start so it took less than an afternoon to put down. It took a few tries to get the trim in since we had some scheduling conflicts but the end result is a great new floor. His installers are very personable, efficient, and can complete job of all sizes. We bought all the materials up front to do two more rooms once we decide to do them.

After multiple phone calls, letters, promises, visits, repairs and replacements, and even after a…read morevisit from a flooring rep (who, actually didn't seem to be very familiar with his product), with the second installation, our kitchen/dining room floors are still a mess. The problem is, no follow-up, no apology, basically, ignore this customer and hopefully they will go away, from Warehouse Flooring Doug (owner) or Ken (salesman), or any other solution to this issue. We moved kitchen and dining room out and back twice, only to discover the second try wasn't any better. They keep just blaming the installer or the products. Duh! It could be a deal-breaker in trying to sell this home. A huge investment for sub-standard service, time and money invested. Working with Warehouse Flooring has been a veritable nightmare! Jeanette Kornick

I hired these guys to line my shed with plywood. They did a great job. They also did a few things…read morethat I didn't ask them to do. I will hire them again in the future.

these guys did a great job! they were there on time did it in a timely manor. their price was VERY…read morereasonable compared to the other quotes we were given. Cleaned up after the job. they even fixed the fence the tree had taken down.