I used Level Remodeling & Contracting to remodel my rental property as well as my primary home…read more They are extremely responsive, honest and have completed every job within the agreed upon timeframe. Their attention to detail is excellent which is very important to us as my husband and I are extremely particular. I believe you pay for what you get and they manage to provide quality work at a reasonable cost. I greatly appreciate Ammar and team as they've bailed us out on multiple occasions from quick flips to unexpected water damage. I highly recommend Level Remodeling & Contracting. See attached pictures for work they've completed.

Smart Home Remodeling did an outstanding job installing crown molding and railings for me. They…read morewere professional and courteous and completed the work exactly as promised. I highly recommend their work.

Once I made the head guy Ben aware that there was a glitch in getting the job finished, he got a…read morenew team out that was skilled and got the job finished the way it needed to be done--no arguing no trying to wiggle out of any of the work. I appreciate that Ben stood behind his company's reputation.

Dan and his team at Top Remodeling helped me repair my shower. My previous contractor messed up my…read morebathroom remodeling and there was an issue with water leaking to my downstairs neighbor. It was stressful to have to redo my shower, but the results are worth it. They made my shower even better than before and made sure things were done right. I wish I went with this contractor in the first place. Also, Freddy, who did a lot of the work at my house was really nice and good at communicating with me, which I appreciated. Overall, I would trust this company for future projects.

I remodeled my bathrooms and kitchen with this company and I am in love with the final product…read more They are very friendly professionals that not only guided me through the details like choosing tiles and appliances but were also very knowledgeable in helping me decide exactly what is that I wanted to do. They have more than 10 years of experience and it shows. I would recommend them in a heart beat. The owner of the company comes personally to your home and he's the one that gives you the free quote.

A small business with poor customer service. Our impression was that they were over-extended, but…read morewe realized this was not the problem. The job site staff were great. The design was excellent. At times, it felt like a struggle to get answers about the process and schedules. Then problems arise: a new staff person without skilled professional experience was sent to work on the painting. He left damage and a mess for other regular staff to repair the next day. This was only resolved when we demanded that no further work be done until the damage was corrected. The owner was planned to send the same employee back with someone else the next day. He stated they "would assess after." He stopped into the house the day it happened, and saw part of the mess, but left the employee there alone. We had to push for something when it should have been obvious to the owner what the right thing was to do upon damage (for example: sloppily painting over areas that needed patching/sanding, not using drop cloths and getting paint on the new floor, door frames/accessories and surfaces, painting adjustable melamine shelving so they stuck to the walls and supports, and using the wrong paint type on surfaces). We lost two days of work from that. The shelves had to be replaced. We always received excuses and contradictory explanations, for any issue or inquiry, to what really occurred or was stated. Furthermore, communication problems persisted. Staff didn't keep each other informed about specifics to the job. Office staff actually made excuses or statements that indicated what was on paper didn't matter. Several inquires were ignored. The owner had excuses for everything. When a customer is paying on time, and honoring a contract, they better care, and know about the job specifics. That is what they are being paid to do. We honored the contract fully and engaged with the owner because we liked the work until then. We were at the junction where small finishes and the final payment were due. A staff member flushed blue contractor paper towels down the toilet. We found out when our system backed up on a Saturday a few days afterward, and sewage flowed out of the lower level, into the garage and down the driveway. We couldn't use our plumbing and had to have an emergency plumber come out. He showed photos of the blue paper towels from the scope camera that were in the pipes out front of the house. They blocked the drainage and back-flowed into the toilet downstairs anytime plumbing was used anywhere in the house. This bill was $868.00. It took the weekend to clean up. We presented the bill and photos to the owner. He agreed to pay for it. Then the final construction statement increased and the accounting for this was murky. There was an over $800 increase on the labor side without explanation. Only the materials were itemized, and a some final items increased without clear itemization. After running numbers for both labor and materials from the estimate, compared to the final total, 75% was labor and not itemized. When we demanded this to be itemized, the owner refused. When questioned about why a door was priced at almost double and incorrectly identified as a double panel when it was a single, the owner referred to labor for the door-after stating labor is not itemized. He offered no justification for any unexplained labor increase. Stopping short at calling the lack of transparency suspect is being generous. Being over-extended or disorganized doesn't defend charges that don't add up on the final tally. My spouse is a PhD in math. Numbers don't lie. We were prepared to retain an attorney when the owner refused to clarify and itemize expenses and refused to provide receipts and itemization for those increases. He offered a 5% discount on the final project total, plus reimbursement for the plumbing fiasco. We accepted and paid the final amount. We were sick of dealing with them. The owner always had his own version of what occurred. This isn't about COVID issues. It's about an owner not taking accountability. UPDATE as of 2/2021: No permits were ever filed for any part of this job, like the owner was supposed to do, until we found out in January 2021. The job finished in November 2020. The owner actually replied that he thought we wanted the job done without permits. Note this is a licensed contractor who "completed" a professional job without permits. Worse, he actually tried to shake us down for $500 more to file the permit applications. His justification was that permits were never a line item in the contract. If the reader has fully read this review, it was noted that he could not and flat-out refused to provide documentation for questionable increases, and for the labor that was 75% of the bill. My spouse reminded him of this, and he filed the permits after we also informed him that we spoke directly with the permit office. STEER CLEAR OF THIS COMPANY. The owner is dishonest.

With 4 kids and a busy lifestyle, we were way overdue for our main bathroom to get a facelift…read more Craig was friendly and patient, offered some excellent suggestions and we couldn't be happier with the results! Not the cheapest guys in town, they helped work with our budget and made sure we emphasized quality over style and are so glad that we did. We plan to be in this home for many more years and feel confident that the new bathroom will be able to stand the test of time. We can hardly wait for the next project!

Very unprofessional, not cordial, poor customer service, and low quality materials and…read morecraftsmanship. Also overcharged my friend from estimate given.

They were excellent. They assembled our shed and went above and beyond to modify it to fit in a…read moresmaller than expected space.

I don't even know if GBK is still in business, but more than 10 years ago, GBK (Adem) installed a…read morenew shower stall in my basement. Now...more than 10 years later, I decided to redo the shower because a renter's father messed up the hardware. A company demo'd the stall and there was not one bit of moisture or mold in the area, and the area was perfect for a reinstall. They did a wonderful job. It's difficult to keep a basement shower free of mold!

Easiest, best 5-star rating I've ever given. Look at my profile, I am a normal yelp person for…read morerestaurants etc., like yelpers are. Working with Globe Bath & Kitchen (GBK) was phenomenal! Under-budget from the original loose estimate, on schedule, great result -- everything you hope for in interior remodeling. We've already given them repeat business, and at times we look around our house and point out what we'll need GBK to improve.

We recently hired Triple State Construction to demo our master bathroom and closet, and we couldn't…read morebe happier with the results. From start to finish, their team was professional, efficient, and incredibly detail-oriented. They took great care to prep their work area every single day and kept everything covered, which made a huge difference in controlling dust throughout our home. They also stayed right on schedule and completed the work within the timeframe they originally promised. What really stood out was their expertise--they offered thoughtful recommendations on improvements and changes that truly elevated the project. We've been so impressed with their work that we've already asked them for quotes on installing new windows and demoing our kitchen and half bath. We highly recommend Triple State Construction to anyone looking for reliable, high-quality work!

I hired this company to redo a shower stall. Because they were already going to be doing concrete…read morework in the shower stall, I pointed out two, small, hand-sized areas of concrete that needed patching on my balcony. The owner Chris, said he would not charge me because it was negligible. I was happy that they were a good faith company who wouldn't nickel and dime me. Boy, I turned out to be wrong on that! Their work in the shower was just alright. It required a second pass to fix some lines that were not quite straight and they offered to fix it. The shower was substantially less work than initially scoped. The estimate was for a much larger job than needed to be done to fix the shower. I expected to get a discount on the initial estimate. Chris discounted me $200. I agree to pay him the full estimate minus $200 for services not rendered in the initial estimate. After the job is complete, Chris suddenly springs me with an additional charge of $100. He wants to charge me for the balcony patches, which were two child's hand-sized areas. This was quite irritating because not only did they not have to do as much of a job on the shower as they initially thought, but he was going to flip-flop on his initial word that he wouldn't charge me for patching the balcony concrete. He began harassing me via e-mail, using adjectives like "ridiculous" and questioning my character. This was extremely unprofessional and uncalled for. Within a couple of emails he began threatening to take out a lien on my property. That sounded odd to me, like he was bullying and on an anger trip rather than negotiating like a regular contractor. A lien on my property for a dispute over $100? Sounded unreasonable. I would have gladly paid the $100 if he had been honest with the charge up-front, or if he had sent me a change order in writing saying that the balcony patching would take more effort and he wanted to charge for the balcony. It was neither. The patches were tiny and he did much less work in the shower than he initially expected to have to do. It seemed like he was extorting me for additional money after the work was complete because he felt he could get away with threatening me, or because he didn't really like the fact that he had to do a second pass on the shower floor to get it right. I began talking to my condo building manager about this contractor. I learned that he fired one of his workers who was known for doing outstanding work on bathrooms, then threatened him physically if he ever worked on remodeling any of our building units. In short, this guy is trouble. Like the other reviewer also noted, he changes price quotes in the middle of a job or after the job is done, and gets nasty and short-tempered. There are a ton of contractors out there, save yourself a headache.

US Home Construction remodeled a bathroom for me in Feb-May 2012. They are very unprofessional…read more I will never use them again. They made all kinds of promises and failed to deliver. Of all the contractors I have hired, they are absolutely the worst. They promised a two-year warranty on all the work. I called them recently regarding grout cracks and as usual they promised to show up and never did. No phone call either. I plan on filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau.

I was referred to US Home Construction by a former client of mine who has had work done by these…read moreguys before and she highly recommended them. I had been living in my home for about 10 years and my wife always wanted to build an addition and at first we decided to build a breakfast nook, but after meeting with Min he asked us what my wife liked to do. Strange question I thought at first, but a very relevant one! My wife loves to read and it's hard to find natural light to read in. Min suggested we build a sunroom instead and after we saw the drawings, wow! we were amazed at how quickly they were able to show us what the end product might look like. I paid the deposit and very soon after, they got the permits, bought the materials and the project was done! They were quiet, respectful of our home and very clean. I am extremely satisfied with their work and professionalism. Thanks US Home Construction.