I have used 360 Floors & Design several times and they never fail to deliver. My recent issue had…read moreto do with squeaky floors. I built my house in 2020 and wouldn't you know it one year after my contractor warranty expired I started experiencing squeaking floors in the living room and master. I tried to live with it but after a few years I gave up. I had Aaron come out to look things over and he gave me a bid that very day. We then set up a day for them to come out and they were here right on time. Upon inspection we found out the subfloor had been nailed in instead of screwed down which is why everything was starting to squeak. The guys were great about moving the heavy furniture out and then back after they finished. Give the local team a try, I'm sure you'll be impressed.

I just had my kitchen backsplash re-done by 360 Floors & Design and they were amazing to work with!…read more Dylan helped me select a unique subway tile that would compliment my creative tile feature idea and was so helpful in every step of the process. .James the tile installer did an amazing job and I'm thrilled with final product! I'm already looking forward to working with these guys again next year when we re-do our master bathroom.

Urban NW built my home in 2018, and I have so many problems…read more - When the heater runs, the house sounds like it is going to pop apart - There is light streaming between the planks of the front door - The garage door sits an inch away from the wall at the top - The concrete porch collects water - The upstairs floors sound like a cheap musical instrument when you walk - I could go on & on, but they just do not care about doing things right I highly recommend against buying an Urban NW home!

Fantastic custom builder. The quality of the homes is exactly what you would expect from an…read moreexperienced and skilled home builder. The staff and construction crew is very professional. Their green homebuilding standards are like no other builder in the area. If you're looking for a quality home builder that truly meets the needs and dreams of the homeowner, definitely consider Urban NW Homes.

We had RG Probuilders build an ADU for us a few years ago. Getting ready to sell the entire…read moreproperty so had a home inspection done. There were a few issues with the ADU so I contacted Richard the owner of RG and he quickly had his team led by Matt to come a correct all of them. Work was fantastic, quick and done right on their dime as well. Couldn't be more satisfied, and to take care of this so long after the fact was just awesome. Will be looking to use RG in the future on our new property in Az. Good group to work with.

As always, RG Construction delivered us a superior quality home filled with our personal touches…read morethat will last a lifetime. Every individual on the RG Team is a pleasure to work with, and we'd like to give a special recognition to Joey who supervised the construction and continues to deliver over-the-top service to this day! We would be happy to recommend RG Construction for any building project or dream you may have.

If you plan to go with this company have your legal team review the contract first. They promised…read moreus a 4 day porch addition. What we got was 4 weeks of off and on workers and eventually a job that was abandoned! Work was nice enough. You don't actually meet anyone who does the work upfront and that person didn't see the contract. They left large wholes and went home without covering them. It was a hazard! Please rethink a decision to use this contractor!

"We may build custom homes, but we're really in the people business." By Fazzolari Custom Homes…read more This line alone is one of the reasons why I would use this company to remodel or build my home. Another reason is the quality of their work is exceptional. I would highly recommend using Fazzolari Custom Homes for your next major project.

Our builder used Cascade Flooring for our new home build and we are very disappointed in how the…read moreowner has responded to issues we have had with the installation. Issue 1: Hardwood floor installation: During the install, newly laid sections of the hardwood floor were immediately covered with a thick cardboard to protect them. That's great to make sure they don't get damaged, except we had no opportunity to evaluate the install until we happened to show up one day before they had covered the day's work. What we saw was a pattern of 4 very short boards (looked like 'chicklets') that were installed together right in front of the fireplace in our great room. The main focal point of the great room with the smallest flooring boards all installed next to each other. (I don't install flooring for a living but who would do that?) So then we asked them to take up all the cardboard so we could inspect the ~3000 sq ft of hardwood that had already been installed. We found many other places where there were 2 or 3 short boards installed together. Needless to say we were not happy about that as our expectation was that those short boards would be used as end fillers, not as main boards in the center of the room, much less more than 1 of them in a row. The owner, Cindy, called me 'persnickety' (yes to my face) for wanting the sections replaced where there were multiple short boards together. After much discussion, she finally agreed to replace a subset of the board placements we were unhappy with. Issue 2: Tile baseboard in the bathrooms. We had Schluter edging installed at the top of the baseboards but the way the installation was left makes it look like there is a line of dirt all along the top. Pictures show how they left our bathrooms with the brown grout all along the top. Cindy's response was "It's the pre-sealed grout. That's great news! The painter can fix it!". I'm not sure who is supposed to hire and pay the painter to fix it given that we have roughly 250 linear feet of tile baseboard, but that was the response. My husband and I fixed a section ourselves by washing/scraping out the dark grout, caulking and then painting. Now at least it doesn't look like I have a strip of mud on top of my baseboards but it was a fair amount of work and it's going to take a bit of time for us to fix all of it. Very disappointed with the response after spending over $120K for flooring and tile install with them. Never again.

We had an issue with our flooring install, but Sonny, one of the owners, took over and we were able…read moreto come to a resolution and complete the job. The crew did amazing work, were timely and professional, and the final outcome is A+.

I have been working with Vixon for a few years. I have had the pleasure of working with the owners…read moreas well as one of their cabinet designers, Leanne. As a designer, it is important that I align myself with contractors that can provide a product and service that is top notch. Vixon is a true custom cabinet builder. You will not find imported cabinet boxes or limited design options with them. Everything they do is custom, down to the unique finishes and trims. I have worked with many other cabinet builders throughout my career and Vixon by far has been the best of the best in the industry. Highly recommended!!!

The first job they did for us was fine. The next time we used them, sorry to report that they took…read morea 50% deposit and promised a date, that date came and went and then we were told a month, then that date came and went and they told us NEXT SEASON they would get to it. Had to make MANY "not returned" phone calls to drag out this information. They have promised a refund and hopefully we will get it. Simply told us their contractor business is more important than individual orders... be careful, they talk a good story, but may leave you hanging out to dry. Do not keep to time frames and do not return calls very well. 3-5 calls and threats to get call backs. Be careful.

Highly Recommend ZABOSS CONCEPTS INC!…read more Working with ZABOSS CONCEPTS INC has been an absolute pleasure. They are true professionals when it comes to custom home building--delivering high-quality, modern, and extremely efficient homes. What really stood out to me was how punctual, organized, and easy they were to work with. Every step of the process was smooth and well-communicated, which made what could've been a stressful experience feel exciting and manageable. If you're looking for a builder that combines craftsmanship with reliability and a forward-thinking approach, look no further. ZABOSS is the real deal!

We love the workmanship and follow up on any concerns and details that needed to be addressed…read more Ivan and Alex pay a lot of attention to the quality and outcome to their jobs and assure customer satisfaction.

AHO is AMAZING!!!!!!!!…read more This is a LONG review. If you're going to drop several hundred thousand on a new home, it is worth investing time to research up-front. If you want a short summary, I'd ABSOLUTELY put Aho at the top of my list for who to have build my next home if I ever decide to buy a new home again. My Aho home is the best I've ever lived in built by the best builders I've ever used. Period. For more details, please read on. First, Aho is a homebuilder not so much a general contractor as the Yelp category states. With that said, they're the best I've ever used! I've had four total new homes built for me over the years, and Aho is absolutely the best! Here's why: * Upon visiting the subdivision to see the models, my son and I were waiting for the incredibly friendly employee (Wendy Wahl) to finish with her customer. A very friendly gentlemen asked us if we'd been helped yet, and upon explaining that we were waiting for Wendy to finish up. He asked what we were wanted to do (view models, etc.), and we told him we wanted to see a specific model, he said he'd be happy to show it to us. After he fetched the key to the model, he introduced himself as Mel Aho. I asked, and yes, he's the owner of the company. It is UNHEARD of for the owner of a homebuilding company to actually be at the site being built. *Mel showed us many models, and asked us to listen for floor creaks, squeaks, uneven molding, not straight walls, as we looked, because we shouldn't find any (he was right). He also said that code says for beam-and-post construction, joists must be a minimum of 48" on center, and that he builds them 36" on center for higher quality, structural integrity, etc. He said that it literally only costs $150 for doing that on a house (the size of the model we were looking at), and "Why wouldn't you do that?". I said that if you are (other company), and you're building 1,000 houses, then you can save $150,000. He smiled and said, "I don't work that way". Absolutely AWESOME! *The houses and floorplans are awesome. The layouts make for HUGE amounts of usable space, even in the smaller square footage models. My 2,700 square foot house feels a LOT bigger than the actual size. *Customization options are amazingly huge! Want an electrical outlet in the eaves with a switch inside the house for Christmas lights? No problem. Want a COMPLETELY different flooring, cabinet, and countertop combination in EACH bathroom? No problem. * Throughout the construction, there were a handful of items that I found that were problematic, compared to the dozens to hundreds I've experienced with other builders, and each was addressed. *Construction techniques reflect the "overbuilding for the sake of quality" that Mel gave us a sampling of: Rubberized caulking compound applied to the inside of the floor joist hangers to minimize squeaks and creeks, expandable foam between the flooring and wall frames as well as around all electrical wiring / junction box / fixture to prevent energy loss. There is a fresh air injection system in the HVAC system so you don't asphyxiate (seriously - a necessity for energy-efficient homes). These homes are VERY energy-efficient and are very well-built. *The amount and quality of home you get for the money is amazing. Quartz countertops are standard. Framed millwork around each window is standard. Glass transoms on many doors are standard. HUGE windows are standard. This makes shopping for upgrades very affordable (wooden banister with wrought iron uprights, under-cabinet lighting, covered patio, utility garage door, hot tub pre-wire, electrical vehicle charging circuits, CAT 6 outlets, OnQ networking enclosure, and on and on and on). The homes directly across the street from us from another builder, that don't seem to include as much, start in a $100,000 more for the same footprint. *EVERYBODY who works for Aho is amazingly friendly and professional. It has been a pleasure working with the warranty manager on the couple of issues found after I moved in. Was this the PERFECT home building experience? No. There were some really obnoxious issues that I'm still dealing with, (shortened due to Yelp review size limit): *Custom electrical outlet in the garage was placed on the wrong wall, making it completely useless to me. *The structure had to be cut into to remove 1' late into construction because the concrete was poured too narrow for the garage door, and this resulted in an ugly patchwork of holes in my garage to repair cut wires. *Surround pre-wire is at inconsistent heights and locations on common walls. Looks REALY ugly. * I have a few creaking stairs and floor boards. * Some of the millwork was damaged at the garage door / house entrance (painted over, so it was definitely there before painting). *The bonus room ceiling fan prewire I requested wasn't installed, and the contract shows that it somehow got missed (I should have caught this earlier, but it's too late now).

Buyers Beware !!! The quality of the homes do not match the asking price. AHO hires bootleg…read morecontractors to go over already crappy workmanship which leaves things even crappier. We've basically had to force AHO to do half ass quality work and have had to just eat it half assed.