The reason for this review is because he did not do good work for the money we paid to get our…read morehouse remodeled. The work was half ass, and he always made excuses, then his work wasn't even good. What a shame. He just wants money be aware of this man...

Greg's Construction Services added a fairly large addition to my home which was a master bedroom…read morewith closets and a bathroom. From the day they broke ground to get ready for the foundation until they finished up with the minut finish work, everything was done with the utmost professionalism and care. I can't say enough about Greg and his crew and the work that they did, it is perfection. I highly recommend him for any kind of remodel or ground up build that you might have his prices are more than fair and the value you get for your dollar is absolutely spot-on.

We had Robbie and his crew do sheet rock repair and a clear oil based stain of our fence. Robbie…read moreand his crew did a great job and there was great communication.

I contacted Robbie about a year ago for a large remodel project. Robbie and the crew were always a…read morepleasure to work with, and the work was high quality. Throughout the process, even though it took much longer than expected, Robbie was always on top of explaining what was happening. The house had a lot of idiosyncrasies that the crew had to solve, but they did a great job of working through them. Due to the area, there is a high crime and vagrant population, and the crew went above and beyond to handle people for me who tried to get into the property.

Slow approach to work. Hired hands cause damage to the property and just leave without saying a…read moreword. Has to many projects going to really be professional on any. Seems as though the person in charge really doesn't know what is going on. Only use if you can't find someone better. charges way to much for the work being done.

I met John Webb at the Eugene Home Show in March and liked the designs they had set up, so I made…read morean appointment for an estimate and design consultation for our upcoming kitchen remodel. I already have some basic ideas about what we will do to our kitchen, but I was really looking forward to getting input from a designer about the specifics. After our appointment, John said he would email me a design blueprint of sorts along with a cost estimate by the following week. The following week came and went, along with three more weeks, and finally I received an email from John's much-more-friendly associate, Scott, who apologized for taking so long and included a short, one-paragraph explanation of what could be done with our kitchen. No blueprint was provided as promised, and the paragraph about our kitchen design was so vague and elementary that it looked as though John's associate had taken it upon himself to write it since John simply did not have time for our project. I was offended and embarrassed to think that John Webb would honestly believe this was appropriate. It took almost a month for us to receive a short paragraph about our kitchen design? I could have written that design (without the slew of spelling and grammatical errors) in about three minutes. Also offensive is the thought that I would even CONSIDER working with John Webb after this laughable "design" was put forth for our review. If it takes him (i.e. his associate) that long to write a paragraph and email it to me, how can I be sure that he would ever actually complete our kitchen remodel? I felt like we were too lowly and uncool for John Webb, so much so that he didn't even bother to take the time to think about our design at all. VERY disappointing and unprofessional. I don't like to jump to conclusions, but it seems very clear to me and my partner that John Webb simply didn't want to work on our project. Maybe he thought we were too low-brow for his fancy designs? Or maybe he just thinks we don't have money to spend on a kitchen remodel. His loss. Stay far away from John Webb and his company unless you really love the thrill of disappointment. EDIT: Sanford T. is right -- I never got to see the design. I was informed that I wouldn't be able to even glance at the design without signing a $30,000 contract. Sorry, but that's ridiculous. The "design" that was emailed to me did not provide ANY information or details that would give me a clear picture of what was intended. It was clear that Scott wrote up a paragraph and sent it to me because John was too busy to sit down and write a real proposal. No time to flesh out a $30,000 kitchen remodel for an eager client? Sorry, but I think it's fair to say that that is unacceptable. I didn't cancel an appointment with John, as Sanford so adamantly states... John never bothered to make an appointment with me after I asked for more details about the design itself. Luckily, I've found that not all designers are this pretentious or awful with customer service (the fact that John's partner would refer to an unhappy customer as a "bad apple" should be evidence enough of their desire to promote their business positively). Look around, Eugene, there are plenty of choices!

I hired them to fully renovate my house, pretty much top to bottom and I regret it every day. I…read morethought I was hiring a kind, trustworthy and professional company but somewhere along the way that completely changed. They told me it would be a 6 week job (which sounded absurd at the time and I knew it would take longer than that). 7 months later after they started work (we moved out in an attempt to make it easier and quicker) we were finally able to move back in. Somewhere along the way they say they went ~$30-40k over budget, which they failed to tell me about until 2 weeks after they stopped working on my house (not fully completing the work). Personally I think they just didn't care about my project and Phil was spending the summer getting his pilots license instead of overseeing the work at my house. They used the money they said I owed them (they never would fully document the expenses) as an excuse to not complete some minor things or honor their 1 year warranty. Before they even stopped working on the house, the LVP flooring they installed through out the house started separating in a couple places. Now it's either separating or buckling all over the house. Their workmanship is poor and they used cheap materials. Their attention to detail is a joke (like the bathroom faucet handles don't start/stop their turn in the same places and hot/cold water is backwards) and numerous mistakes were made throughout the project (used the wrong type of paint on all of the doors in the house and had to redo, they drilled for the wrong size handles on the cabinets having to fill, touch up paint and re-drill, window trim installed crooked, used wrong edging on backsplash, crooked light fixtures, etc.). The cabinets are terrible, the slow close drawers don't close, shelves have fallen down, and they left 2 completely unfinished inside. All of the caulking has dried up and split. The paint job throughout the house including the cabinets is terrible. I spent all my money to be left with something that looks like amateur did it. Phil's office manager wife was absolutely horrible to work with once I signed the contract. Before she was super nice. Same with Phil. Phil flat out lied to my face multiple times - saying he had purchased finishes when he had not. Then when it was time to install, the finishes I chose they were no longer available. I had to take additional time off of work to go find new ones. Anyhow, I could go on all day about how much I think they suck but my advice is to steer clear of these folks - no integrity or professionalism.

Forrest Creative Solutions is the Best! Phil, Joe and Will were wonderful to work with and did…read moreexcellent workmanship with the update to our kitchen. They always left the space clean and tidy for us after the day's work which I really appreciated. If they ran into a problem, they dealt with it conscientiously and were very diligent on doing the "right thing" rather than taking shortcuts, etc. The cabinets turned out beautifully and the counter tops even better than I expected and the tile work is gorgeous. I highly recommend Phil and his company!

I don't normally send out reviews, but people need to know how terrible this company is! At first…read morewhen i called to get a quote, Mollie, not sure what her role is, but she is who i communicated with throughout this whole ordeal. First call, she was super helpful, got Josh out right away for a quote. He was a nice guy, and got us a quote right away. BTW, this house, was painted in numerous dark colors, had cedar shake shingles, and quite a few of them were the brand new that they sell now preprimed. We told him the colors we wanted , which were a lighter body color and darker gable ends. Anyway no mention was made that it would be hard to cover the dark trim around windows. He told us in the contract that weather permitting it would be done by first part of Oct, which was perfect for us, as we were putting house on the market mid Oct. Then we got hit with some major rain storms, and all their projects were put on hold. Once the rains cleared Mollie emailed and said Josh and the crew would be up the next day to get our house done. They somehow managed to prep, and paint all in one day, which is very unusual for that to happen, especially with 3 colors of paint. I went up when Mollie said house was done, and took a look, at first glance it was fine, until I noticed he had painted our downspouts grey along with the corners all around the house. The downspouts should have been removed, duh!!! And the corners were supposed to be the trim color which was white. So he had to do something to rectify the matter. Now at the time he looked at the house, there were no gutters or downspouts, but I did tell him that there was a good possibility that they would be on when he made it up to paint. I also noticed that where the new cedar shingles were put on ( alot of areas), including the entire front of the garage, were a totally different shade of grey. When I mentioned that to him, he said yes, the new shingles don't absorb paint the way the older shingles did, and made a joke that another one of his clients had the same problem, and she hated it so much she redid her whole house with the new shingles (after she'd already paid a painter). Never beforehand, when he bid the job, did he mention to me that the paint wouldn't match! It looks AWFUL!!!! He said there was nothing that could be done. The next day I got a scathing text message DEMANDING payment now, but there was still painting equipment and debris all over the place. I told him that my husband who was out of town would take care of it when he got back into town, after he looked at the house. When my husband came back into town, we went up, and he noticed the discolored shingles as well as so many other things that I missed! Bare wood trim boards that weren't primed first needed more coats (could see the wood through the paint), over spray on the eves, and other things. When he called Josh about this, all we got from him was another scathing email demanding payment and that there was nothing wrong with the paint job...needless to say, now we are selves have to try to fix this problem. I have never in my life been treated so badly by a company, and a company not standing by their work!! I would never recommend this company to anyone!! I guess the saying is right, you get what you pay for!!!

I am not one to leave reviews but felt compelled to in this case. There was a lot to this, over the…read morecourse of almost 3 months, so I'll try to summarize. Job was scheduled to start on July 23rd...they showed up the morning of the 22nd. The contract price was paid, which included a clear coat to be applied to the gables, all the doors painted and extra paint in all colors to be left with us for future touch up. Josh later spoke with someone who told him that clear coat would damage the gables, as they were not wood...so Josh told us Mollie had issued a refund to us on July 26th. There was a delay in painting the doors due to the installation of the special ordered entry doors. There were multiple texts trying to get Josh to come back (since Aug. 22nd) and finish painting the two doors, which were left with painting tape all over them, the weather strip removed and paint all over the trim that needed to be cleaned up. There was also trim paint all around the garage door that never got cleaned up, blue tape pieces all around the house for touch up and clean up areas that never got addressed. We also never received the refund they stated had already been issued. The story kept changing between a bank issue, a Square issue etc. and a couple promises to bring a check or the cash. There was a stack of materials left out in the rain, on the side of the house inside a gate that seldom gets used. When later discovered, the labels on the cans were all but gone, they were rusted and had water in them. All the other materials were rusted or were mildewing. Josh finally told us to call Molly and get on the schedule again instead of trying to fit it in to come over and finish. We were scheduled for Oct. 8th for Josh to come finish the doors, bring our paint and our refund. Mollie e-mailed the morning of the 8th questioning everything. By that afternoon, they had decided the job was complete, if we wanted anything else done to the doors, it would be an additional $100 per door, they were not going to bring any more materials and they were still checking on the refund. These are some of the most unprofessional people I have ever encountered. I will be posting this on every sight I can and I will be filing complaints.

As a former Auditor and an experienced home owner, I approach everything in life, and especially…read more"CONTRACTORS" with the attitute of "professional skepticism". Yeah yeah.. I read the stuff on Yelp and Google Review and I know many people who gloat about a business they've used and goes overboard. I've been thru many restaurants where people glorify them as the "GREATEST PLACE EVER!!" as merely.. meh. So you are not going to impress me, easily.. So let me get to the point on this Roman guy and his company and people. Bottomline, if are in Eugene / Springfield, and you don't use him for your remodeling project, then you are S-T-U-P-I-D!! Budget builders the company is IMPRERSSIVE! here is why: 1) make their promises in writing. 2) They KEEP the promises they made. 3) Starts worl ON TIME 4) Finish work within the time frame promised. 5) finish work within the price quoted. Yeah, pretty simple aye?? Its funny that something this simple and yet most contractors cannot perform with the parameter. Budget Builders did a FANTASTIC job for the Bathroom tile and tub remodeling. All the while I was out of town in Southern California. They utilize technologies and provided me with updated progress pictures on the contruction in progress. They utilize technology and just provide a GREAT expreience. I am sold on them and will use them for all my future kitchen remodeling. Thier price is the lowest quoted and the workmanship is EXCELLENT! Like I said.. if you don't use them... then feel free to burn your money. I hope this helps, bee

If I could give negative stars I would. My wife chose Budget Builders because of the awesome…read morereviews she found about them. We needed a bid to continue with a home purchase. The rehab loan depended on it in order to proceed. We met Roman at the property, told him what we wanted and what we had to work with. The guy did not seem interested in being there at all to me. I ended up walking away and letting my wife talk. At the end, he said we'd have a bid from him in a week. That week came and went... NOTHING..... I called. He said he'd get his notes to me by the end of the day to make sure we were on the same page. No surprise, I didn't get that Email as promised. Days later, I get his notes. We confirm, YES this is what we want to do. We didn't hear back from him until a month later when we got an Email stating they aren't taking any new jobs. All I have to say is it's a damned good thing we gave up on contractors to get back to us and went with a conventional loan instead of the 203k we started with. What the hell is wrong with contractors in this area?? Nobody seems like they want to work. They all say they'll get back to you but it's crickets from there.

We had a leak in our shower in our master bedroom and took advantage of the opportunity to make the…read moreshower larger by expanding into the walk in closet next to it. It turned out even better than we had hoped. Rob and his crew were great and did such a great job. When we contacted them, every contractor in town was booked out a long ways. Rob was also but did come do a bid for us when a lot of the others either wouldn't or were 4 months out to just do the bid. We are so glad he did because they handled everything professionally, kept us up to date on progress and did a fantastic job. We highly recommend them and will use them again in the future.

They came out and put up our gutters and even the new shade I bought for the patio. They had me…read morewalk around and I asked if they cleaned the gutters out and they said no. he called the owner and Rob said yes that he and I had discussed that. They went back up and cleaned them out as well as the roof of all the debris. They also found areas where gutters needed a little more maintenance.

High Quality workmanship. Everything always on time and the build kept clean. Excellent…read morecommunication about timing and any needed change orders. Thorough documentation and records. We were not the easiest customers. We had never built before, used a custom design, AND insisted on being involved in many ways that probably weren't convenient for Mark (our build manager). Mark let us know when our parts of the timeline were coming up and what deadlines applied to our work. After the build, Stonewood has been responsive to questions about our new home. Would absolutely recommend Stonewood and use them again ourselves.

In 2018 I moved into my newly built home by Stonewood Construction. Due to issues with finish work…read moreI was forced to bring in the CCB board. After mediation I signed a waiver releasing stonewood of future issues. Fast forward to 2021 when mold appeared suddenly on my ceiling and drywall tape started separating. To my dismay, Stonewood Construction did not follow my city approved plans and the entire roof was not vented. Anyone familiar with a shed style roof knows that the venting is different then your traditional roof. The damage is extensive, estimated at $70,000 including removal of a large section of the roof. Stonewood Construction has chosen not to cover the damage, falling back on the old totally unrelated CCB agreement. This is their right. However they do not appear to have the ethical standards to pay for this repair. It was their huge mistake, and I believe that an excellent company would take care of this regardless of the CCB board ruling because it is the RIGHT thing to do. Buyer beware!!!!