August 2025 I had my 2nd project done by Stoneking Enterprises, replacement of an exterior French…read moreDoor. Nathan was great to work with as always, helped me find the right door and within budget. The job was Sub-contracted out to Zach of Z.S. Construction and they did a nice job :) To be noted, I don't like to complain, as I have worked in the customer service industry for over 30 years, and I know how hectic things can get. The only issue we ran into was a lack of communication by Bell the Office manager/Coordinator? When Zach didn't show up within the allotted hour window, and I hadn't heard anything, I waited an extra hour before calling the Office, and Bell informed me that they wouldn't be arriving until around 3 hours after scheduled time. And that she didn't have time that morning to call me and let me know. Never apologized for the lack of communication, and was bordering on rude every time I spoke with her even prior to this. Without going into great detail, I found out there was some confusion on where the replacement door was and transport of it, which delayed the install and Zach needed to borrow one of Nathans guys and a trailer because of this. This was not the only communication issue with Bell, or lack of professionalism from her. Everyone else was great to work with and communicated well.

We hired Stoneking Enterprises in 2019 after a total loss house fire to demolish the remains of the…read moreold house, remove a tree that was next to the house and limit the ability to rebuild, and build a new house. I can't post a normal review because the complete honest story is 10K characters longer than allowed, so here is a quick summary of the worst and the full review is in the pictures: -Violated contract price and terms -Didn't adhere to build schedule -DIdn't adhere to materials selections -Swapped to cheaper subcontractors without consent or notifying the county to update the building permit -Delayed documents necessary to get construction loan -Ignored construction loan deadline and extensions -Took two years to complete a house when industry standard for this area during the same time frame was about half that long. -Didn't maintain a clean safe job site -Didn't follow erosion control regulations during construction -Materials went missing from jobsite Poor workmanship included: -Not removing a tree that is causing settling issues for the house -Causing the existing retaining wall to fail and have to be replaced -Not putting the house in the correct location or elevation in the lot which necessitated putting in a whole new sewer line -Random wires sticking out of walls -Light fixtures hanging by their wires from the side of the house -Dark gray grout left all of the ceilings over showers -Not properly restoring the grade of the lot -Not pouring sidewalk all the way to our lot line or from the sidewalk to the front door -Damaging the neighbor's sidewalk with their equipment -External outlets that don't work or don't have an outlet in the hole -Using the wrong materials -Siding doesn't completely cover the exterior walls and sill plate in places which is causing pest problems -Incorrectly building the deck and leaving off the stairs to make up for the wood they were short. To top all of this off, they sent us our final invoice before the job was completed and before we were eligible to close on our mortgage and it was almost $40,000 more than our contract. We tried communicating with them through a lawyer and they rebuffed every effort. We ended up having to file a lawsuit in order to get them to communicate. There are not enough words for me to say how strongly I recommend that no one risk doing business with this company. If you do want to take the chance, then I strongly suggest you have legal council involved from step one and that you insist that the scope of work description state that the job is to follow the plans and the selections rather than trusting the clause on a later page that references those supplemental contract documents to be enough to protect you.