We totally lucked out selecting Riverbend Renovations to do our bathroom remodel. In our case Scott…read morePhillips and Brian Farley just vibed with us immediately and helped put our ideas on paper and into the final product. The crew working on our remodel was Luis, an affable genius with mechanical systems and tile work, Johnny who recommended strengthening up the bathroom floor and did a great and exacting job of it and and Wilson who expertly assisted Luis and Johnny. They all care about the quality of their work. They arrived on time on schedule and were very responsible in my home. The project finished on time on budget and beyond expectations.

It started out great with Scott and Brian before we started running into issues with unforeseen…read moreupcharges and bad workmanship. It started when I walked in the house while the subfloor was being installed and found that the crew had installed undersized floor joists. I had to ask that they redo the work correctly. We ran into similar issues down the road with poor framing and terrible communication from the project manager. I, in essence, became the project manager making sure that their subs came back to do the work they needed to do (and do it correctly) while paying Riverbend to do it. I hired Riverbend to GC this job and they essentially just let their subs run the job - no quality control whatsoever. If their subs cut corners, they don't do anything about it. I was forced re-do large portions of the house framing because the drywall couldn't be put on. We are currently in process of the job and Scott and Brian stopped communicating once I told them I'd like compensation for the reframing I had to do.. It's pretty disappointing.. If you understand elements of construction and are willing to double check their work, Riverbend might be for you. Otherwise, I wouldn't recommend working with them. Updated: Scott, you're account of history is inaccurate and highly misleading. I hired Riverbend to handle all of the upfront work minus permits and material sourcing. Our agreement was that Riverbend would complete the rough in, electrical, and structural work and I would obtain the permit and order materials. It's also strange to me that you are recounting history when you weren't involved through most of the renovation. Below is a response to each point you listed below. 1) Scope: RB was hired to compete the structural, electrical and plumbing up to rough in. I told you that I wouldn't have time to manage the front-end work. I did not change the scope at all with the exception of adding a few lights here or there once we saw the lighting situation with the installed windows. In fact, Brian was trying to expand the scope throughout the project. Offering additional (extremely costly and unnecessary) repairs throughout the project. At one point, he recommended that we remove all of the siding on the left side of the house to repair a bow in the wall which wasn't even the correct approach - the bow had to do with the foundation/sill. I had this repaired correctly for 1/10th the price. Then, once we got to the plumbing work, your plumber doubled the rate and I was forced to move very quickly to find a new plumber. I had no issues with the electrician's work, so let's set the record straight on that. 2) At no point did anyone from your team tell me that there were any defects with the materials. If they had, I would have ordered different material. I ordered the #2 stud grade pine from a reputable lumber mill and given the amount of wood, it came in bundles. If your crew saw defects while unpacking, we could have returned and replaced the material, but again, not a single issue was raised. Also, I'm not sure why you believe there were many discussions about anything. Brian and I had a few discussions about the work but there was limited communication throughout the project. I would get very last-minute requests for material or something to be done before an inspection that I would need to react quickly to. It seemed like there was little forward thought about coordinating the project to make it move smoothly. 3) Work that exceeded code requirements: What are you referring to here? Was this related to fixing the hallway which was poorly framed and too narrow in order to meet the 36" hallway width minimum? If you can clarify that would be helpful. 4) Workmanship: It's easy to blame issues on material I suppose but I've shared some pictures to show what I saw and sent to you and Brian to repair. The pictures don't show the dimensions of these walls which were also not correct in many locations. For example, both smaller bedroom closets were not square or plumb. It would have been impossible to install a closet door and have it look correct. I had to tear them out entirely and reframe. The entire hallway wasn't square, plumb or the correct width. It narrowed from the front to back to a point where it fell below hallway minimum width. I had to reframe the entire hallway. Brian came and saw the issues and said the crew would come back and fix it. They came and did almost nothing to fix it. I've included pictures so you and everyone can see what I was dealing with.

TJT Construction was a blessing to find. Mr. Tommy was extremely, over the top, helpful. Apart from…read morethe amazing job his company presents, he went the extra miles to assist us with communicating with the insurance company. I dont think we would have been able to do it without him. He really cares about his customers and treated us like family. I am super grateful! He was helping us each step of the way, through holidays, (Christmas and New Years) to win the insurance company case. Once the Insurance approved, he immediately started working on our house to get our life back on track. His team works really hard, and do a great job. our house looks beautiful, so i just want to say thank you for your service, and everything you did for us. I will definitely recommend this company to everyone! :) Aura.

I hired TJT to place a retaining wall in my back yard and to remodel a covered walkway leading into…read moremy back yard. The work was done on time and to my satisfaction. I recommend them to anyone with construction needs.

Chris built my home in 2004. The home has stood the test of time in design and quality. In 2021 we…read moreused him again to build our pool house. It was beautifully done and blended perfectly with our home. If you are looking for a well built home with timeless, elegant design I highly recommend C. Adams.

Poor communication and no attention to detail unless house on Parade Of Homes. Calls for questions…read moreoften unanswered. Contract poorly written and ambiguous. Has no problem with leaving work unfinished or encouraging subs to not answer once the house is mostly complete. I will end up having to pay for things that should've been completed in the build. Would not use this builder again or refer anyone.

o is one of the most creative builders and visionaries I've witness in this industry. He is willing…read moreto go above and beyond to make sure you have the perfect home. He seems like at times he even cares more about you being happy about your home than yourself. Top notch builder!

Horrible experienc with Bo Pennington. My brother and I traveled from Memphis to New Orleans with…read morethe expectations of having Bo from Pentek meet us at 2 property sights that he owns. Bo told us to call him when we got into New Orleans. We called him several times and he did not return our call. We have yet to hear back from him. While I know that there are many risks and challenges that take place when meeting individuals to discuss remodels and new construction projects, I feel that Bo summed us up by our voice on the phone call and we did not matter. Out of courtesy, we deserved to a phone call even if he decided not to meet us; afterall we drove nearly 400 miles and our time is just as valuable as Bo's and Pentek. This project would have been a new build with the majority of the financing already in place. I would have given him ZERO (0) if the system allowed.

I cannot say enough WONDERFUL things for Cole and his crew. We were getting a guest bathroom…read morerenovated by an incompetent construction company and 3+ months into it, I had had enough. Not to mention my master bathroom needed renovations now since there was a slow leak under the house causing the tiles to move. So two major renovations in a 4 month period was pretty much a nightmare. I looked in the Better Business Bureau and saw the A+ status and the great reviews for King Cole and called them up to schedule a free estimate. He was able to come the same day and within a week, he gave me an estimate. He also gave me estimates on the incompetent construction company's mess ups as well. He completed my master bath and the mess ups from the other company in less than 3 weeks and he was very thorough. In fact, he would pop up while other jobs were going on just to ensure things were going well and going well according to his schedule, like a good project manager should. I am extremely impressed with Cole. He is organized, he knows his trade, he is trustworthy and has reasonable pricing. He does not accept credit cards but he does use the square app if you must use a cc. I plan to have him do more projects around my house, I just need to save some more money before that happens. I am VERY pleased with King Cole.

I had a wonderful experience with King Cole Construction. Cole did a complete remodel of my home…read moreincluding the removal of support walls while adding a load bearing beam and the reconfiguration of the existing floor plan to accommodate a new master ensuite bathroom. He and his crew were very clean, courteous and honest. I could tell he was knowledgeable about the job and it even finished under budget. Time was taken to ensure everything was completed correctly the first time. I highly recommend King Cole Construction.

Carlos and his team recently remodeled a half bath and master bedroom for us. The outcome was…read morebeautiful. Just like we wanted. Early in the project there was a miscommunication about the bathroom tile layout but after discussing with Carlos, the layout was promptly corrected. The project turned out great and we will definitely use Carlos and his team for our future projects.

Carlos and his crew are amazing. They're very accommodating- I can be a bit of a pill about…read moreprojects. They exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend for your home needs. Reasonable pricing and quick return time for my estimate and project completion.

We recently remodeled our house with PRO DRYWALLERS We love how it turned out, they did a fantastic…read morejob!We removed the bathtub and put in a walk in shower with a bench. It turned out gorgeous, the tile work is superb. The project was completed in a week, we were very impressed with the professionalism of the crew and the scheduling. Marlon was a great project manager and very responsive to all our needs. We plan on using them for several other projects around the house. I highly recommend this company

Pete and his team at Above All Construction were absolute pros. In our first meeting, Pete took the…read moretime to explain every part of the roofing process with my wife and I, from technical stuff down to which shingles would best suit our needs. He was transparent, friendly and patient. What I was really impressed with, was how he kept referring to the shingles as "our" shingles (Ex. "We want to remove anything that can damage our shingles.") To me, it really highlighted the sense of ownership and accountability Pete dedicates to projects. He wants to deliver lasting quality to his clients. Pete ordered the materials we requested and his team went to work about a week later. While they were working, it began to rain heavily and we thought for sure the job would have to be postponed. But to our surprise, the crew waited out the rain under our carport and once it stopped, they climbed back up and started working again. They completed our main roof and garage in ONE day. Wow! I can't recommend Above All Construction enough. They treated our property with the utmost care, safely removing and disposing of multiple satellite dishes left on the roof by the previous owners, trimming branches that could harm our new shingles, reinstalling our string lights after they were finished, and even blowing our driveway clean. If it weren't for the new roof, it would be hard to tell that they were even there. That's how small a footprint they left.