Returned our phone call very quickly and was able to come out to our house the next day. Finished…read morethe job in a timely manner and did a great job, everything he worked on looks brand new. He not only fixed our problem with fallen insulation, he reinforced it so it would not happen again in the future. We have been recommending his work to everyone we know, and would definitely use his services again.

These guys are hands down the best painting/handyman service I've ever used. The owner James was…read morevery responsive and professional throughout the entire process. Instead of just painting over some soggy wood on the trim of my house, he pointed out an underlying issue that would have only gotten much worse with time. Not only did he thoroughly fix that problem, he was able to take on an unexpected additional repair in my house that no one else would agree to do, and did an absolutely fantastic job. The rates were reasonable and I feel very confident in their honesty and skills. I would recommend this company to anyone and feel lucky to have found them.

Aurora Painting and Services = highly recommended! Linda was wonderful to work with...Francisco…read moredid excellent work...everything was completed in a timely manner and at a very reasonable cost. We couldn't be happier with the work and greatly appreciate our "new" first floor, thanks to Aurora!

Ricky did a fantastic job replacing the trim molding and repairing some very badly water damaged…read morewood framing around our garage doors. He used PVC (plastic) trim and flashed it properly so it will never need to be done again. We were very impressed with his skills and workmanship. He worked tirelessly in 97 degree heat non stop until the job was done to our full satisfaction. YES, I would recommend "Dirty Deeds" and Mr Shickle for any needs you may have around the home. Thanks Ricky, for a job very well done!

Ricky was very accommodating! He went above and beyond to give our chickens a home. The quality of…read morecraftsmanship is top notch! They also came and got the job done fast!

Kent was so helpful, empathetic, and knowledgeable when looking over our property and giving us…read moreadvice on how to navigate a complex series of problems we were facing. He described similar projects he'd completed with sill replacement, then offered an estimate that was quite reasonable. We aren't in a position to do the project quite yet, but his comments reassured us that he and his crew would be well suited for the job.

Martin's Construction absolutely earned a 5-star review from us. Kent and his crew did an…read moreoutstanding job on our very large deck and screened-in porch area--quality work, solid craftsmanship, and everything turned out exactly how we hoped. The team was easy to talk to and great to work with throughout the whole process. Communication was smooth, questions were answered clearly, and the job was handled professionally from start to finish. We truly appreciate the work they did on our home, and we would definitely use Martin's Construction again. Nothing but great things to say about them!

We have referred DHP to numerous people. He does such…read morequality work. We slowly, over a few years remodeled, almost our entire house. He does everything from floor to door and window installation, tile installation, drywall, electric, bathrooms and kitchens. We have used him for all of these and more! Dave goes over all of the details and makes sure you are 100% happy with his work. We highly recommend!

Awesome company. Amazing work and reasonably priced considering the quality of work. Will…read moredefinitely use these guys again!

Had ordered a custom storage shed and needed a company to do the sitework preparation and make a…read morebase for the shed. Found Fundamental Siteworks online so called and spoke with owner Dave in January. Gave him the shed dimensions and he gave me an estimate of $2175. Two months later I called him to schedule the work and he said the price is now $2507. Found another much larger company in PA that specializes in shed site pads which would do it for less and they seemed a lot more professional. However they were a couple of months out and my custom shed was built and ready to be delivered. Reluctantly decided to go with Fundamental Siteworks because of the time issue. The day they were supposed to come out at 8am, Dave called and said they needed to change the time. He said they had decided to do another job in Springfield before mine and would get to mine when they finished, and would be here between 10am and noon. Had already taken off work for a several hours so had to wait. Around 11:45am his young adult son and a teenager showed up. I was expecting a crew of several men but this was all there was. His son got to work leveling the site out with an excavator. I was going inside and told him if he needed me just to call my cell. After awhile I told him I needed to go back to work as I had initially thought they were going to arrive at 8am and had to be back at work around noon. His son asked if I was returning as he really wanted me there when they finished; which I assumed was to collect payment As it turned out, I couldn't leave work to go back to the house and meet them. Had they arrived at the scheduled time of 8am, I would have been there when they finished. Right before I left though, the son told me that the grade of the ground slope of the site was a 23" slope. In their estimate, they added a clause to add on more dollars. What they do is if the slope of the site pad is between 20" and 50" incline, then they add 2% for each inch. His son told me my slope was 23" and so this would add $702 to the price! Don't see why having to grade a slope would add a whopping $702 to the price but this is their practice. Didn't think the slope was at all 23" and his son never showed me anything to prove this, I was just supposed to take his word for it. The next day I measured the slope myself and I got 17"; if the slope is between 10" and 20" they only add 1.2% per inch to the total. It should have been $511 added instead of $702. When I arrived back home after work, I was disappointed to see that the rocks that till the site pad were not level at all and were about 3" to 4" below the tops of the timbers that framed the site pad. Had read that the rocks should be about level with the timbers when they finished because over time the rocks will settle and get lower. Fortunately because was not home when they finished, I had not paid them yet. I called Dave and he wanted payment right then and I told him would be glad to pay them once they came back and added more rocks to make them level with the timbers. He seemed ticked off but agreed to have someone come out. Several days later a different man came out and added more rocks and raked them out to where they were almost level with the timbers. It looked a lot better and I was pleased with his work. I went ahead and paid the total of $3210. Several days later the shed builder arrived to install the shed. The man that delivered the shed noticed that there were no support rebar rods or "pins" on one side of the timbers and this was the side that needed them the most because the ground greatly slopped down on that side. He told me that they drill a number of two foot holes on each side of the timbers and then pound in 24" long rebar rods(pins) to give the pad support. They had not done this on this one side of the timbers. Sent Dave an email requesting they add rebar rods to this side. He emailed back that if I wanted the rods, I would need to pay him up front for them! Told him they should have been installed when they did the site pad but he refused. Here is the last part of an email he sent me requesting this payment: The timber that you are talking about there is screwed and nailed onto a timber that is pinned to the ground with the 24" rebar, as specified. Due to the prices of labor & fuel we will be asking for prepayment prior to making another trip out there to do additional work. Respectfully submitted, D.J. Stoltzfus Work: 540.234.8026 Cell: 540.746.5096 The timber he mentions is not nailed onto another timber that is pinned to the ground. Is trying to get more money out of me after paying him $3210. Wish I would have waited and gone with the larger company in PA. This other company's website shows a diagram of everything they do such as where the rebar stakes are installed and how many, etc.. I made a big mistake in going with Fundamental Siteworks.

Recently had a gravel shed pad put down and two old sheds taken down.The men got to it and knocked…read moreit out in half a day. The owner D J was great and went the extra distance in explaining how and why the whole process worked. The price was right too!! Would definitely recommend them if you were looking for any kind of site work to be done.

We will not hire them again…read more First the good: cabinets, tile floor, tile backsplash, painting and electrical - good, no complaints - tile, cabinets and paint excellent. They did put us in touch with a master craftsman who did some custom barn doors for us. Their subs are good, and their cabinet guy is excellent. They did help out by making sure that Mercy House could take the appliances and cabinets that we had removed. The not so good: they missed under cabinet lighting even though it was on the work order; they insisted (!) on lighting in a pantry that we did not need and do not use (we gave up arguing with them) - and missed installing an outlet that we very much need in the pantry; we took things out of the overall job like installation of new sliding doors (they wanted to install what they wanted, and did not want to discuss it with us) and new smoke/monoxide detectors (again, did not want to work with us to get units placed where we wanted them, including in a room with a fireplace); overall, they were just difficult to work with. They broke our new stove on installation. They could not get it together to get it fixed. They hired an appliance repairman, but there were all sorts of problems with parts and the like. The repairman found additional problems with the initial installation to fix. The fix literally took weeks to accomplish. This was a major headache and inconvenience. Again, the workmanship is good, but working with them is just difficult. I should not have to struggle to get my preferences honored - it's my house and I am paying the bills. They have very specific ideas about suppliers/materials and were very resistant to using what we wanted. If you hire them, be prepared for bumps in the road.

I can't say enough good things about this company. Elaina and her crews have worked on 3 projects…read moreon my home. All were done in a timely manner at a very reasonable cost. When they are finished everything is cleaned up, no mess left behind. I am very pleased with their services and will use them for any future projects. I'm so glad I found an honest contractor that does amazing work.