db Atlanta is a sophisticated remodeling contractor, but even the best firms are only as good as…read morethe people that represent them at the job site. Chad Allen was easy to work with and committed to delivering top quality work - ask for him if you can.

We had DB Atlanta remodel our master bath, a $50K plus job. At first it went great. Appearance wise…read morethey did a very good job. The remodel included a heated floor system, that all documentation said was to be connected to 120 volt circuit. Unfortunately, their electrical team installed it on a 220 volt circuit. We didn't find this out until a few years later when the thermostat failed, and a manufacturers rep diagnosed the problem. Fortunately only the thermostat failed although according to the manufacturer the floor elements could have also failed do to the over voltage situation. When DB Atlanta was first notified they indicated they would be willing to work with us to correct the problem, but eventually refused to return our phone calls, refused to answer a complaint filed with the BBB, and refused to respond to a letter from our attorney. We have more projects in future but would never again use DB Atlanta, nor could we recommend them.

He did various repairs on our condo before we had renters move in. Professional, prompt, and…read moreexcellent prices.

Great handyman service. I was able to schedule immediately with him, and he was on time and…read moreefficient. He was also professional, nice, and explained everything to me well. Will use this service again!

Punctual, kind, professional, knowledgable, and efficient. Had two TVs put up on walls and they…read morelook perfect.

Alex responded immediately with an estimate that was very reasonable. I ordered the supplies and he…read morewas able to accommodate my schedule well. I had some missing parts and needed to drive an hour to go get them, so Alex came back in the evening to finish the job. Two closet kits installed in the same day. Excellent work. Respectful of property. Detail oriented, and cleaned up afterwards. Thank you, Alex!

All I will say is ,stay away from this guy. Looks for someone else. Did a terrible job. Took money…read morein the guise of buying materials and disappeared. Getting ready to file a suit against him. He is non-responsive.

He was contacted to mount a TV, from a previous installer and did an amazing job correcting someone…read moreelse's issue. Possibly looking to hire to do work in my master bath. Would highly recommend! Very reasonable

No communication, no regard for the customer, no priority to finish the job. But a definite…read moreinsistence on collecting supplemental insurance funds for the job.

There is a reason the only other review (below from Jazmin) is from one of their employees. They…read moretold me she is the receptionist but also they sent her to clean mold from my house yesterday. Their owner is also their bookkeeper. I will amend this if they fix my home. The owner once told me that I would be in court so fast if i left a bad review so just know off the bat, these are the kind of people you will be dealing with. The owner also baselessly called me racist because I am trying to get the mold problem he created fixed. And pay attention to the "reviews" they have on here, somehow they appear all at once from people with no prior reviews. Hiring them is the biggest regret of my life. Remodel group has caused so much damage to my home, they have flooded my house, not once, not twice, not three times, but four times. they have never kept a schedule they have given me and the owners are some of the least responsive and unprofessional people i have ever met. We are now almost two years into a project they thought would take 6 months. Their contract stated they would leave the site clean everyday, they have cleaned it maybe twice in the past year. They left nails in my neighbors driveway and broke my other neighbors mailbox and it took months for them to make it right. They had a habit of leaving human waste in my toilet and not flushing it. they built a floor through a window and left a chimney to nowhere on the side of my house and then said "only your neighbor will see it". The plans called for an request for information if design conflicted and they never once did that and did not even know what an RFI is. They lie on their invoices and double charged me for things and cannot explain simple receipts. They tried charging me $2600 to hang two doors so you have to watch every single invoice they send or you will lose so much money. They had me paying receipts that werent even mine and charged me multiple times for things I had already paid for. Hiring them has truly been the biggest regret of my life. They are still fixing their mistakes and cannot give me an end date. The owners refuse to meet me at my home and have seemingly checked out and the subs do not know what is happening. They put the inside of my home on their instagram account and i asked them to remove it and they refused and then they blocked me. If you are even considering this company please reach out to me and I can give you more details on my nightmare with them.

I contracted with Sawhorse in 2012 to replace my entire HVAC system, encapsulate/seal my…read morebasement/crawlspace, install a new hot water heater, waterproof and install a proper drainage system at the back of my house, and provide some miscellaneous electrical, drywall, and flooring work. 1. The HVAC and basement encapsulation work was subcontracted to Vis Viva Energy Services, who then hired two additional subcontractors to perform the bulk of the HVAC work. Communications between the Sawhorse VP/Project Manager, Justin McAusland, and Vis Viva was poor. On the first day of the project, Vis Viva began to re-use existing ductwork during the installation. Working from home, I caught the mistake and the NEW ductwork that was contracted for was installed. 7 years later, I found out that the condensate drain pan for the attic heat pump installed by Vis Viva was too small, resulting in damage to the living room ceiling below when the system leaked. 2. Howard, responsible for the ductwork/HVAC sealing (this was a newer service that Sawhorse was offering) did a good job overall, but made a simple mistake (improperly sealing the vents in each room during multiple HVAC leak tests) that resulted in continued testing, chasing "leaky" new ductwork, for several weeks, maybe a couple of months, beyond the initial time estimate. Vern eventually caught the mistake, and did a great job throughout the entire project. 3. I was quoted $2,775.60 for a hybrid, electric/heat pump hot water heater (materials sourced by Vis Viva, and installed by the plumbing sub-contractor) that ended up being significantly more than the same exact model I found at Lowes ($1,173.91 delivered with a 5-year extended warranty... that number doesn't include installation). I understand adding labor for the plumbing contractor and a 10% general contractor markup, but not the $1,600 additional that I was quoted/almost charged. Justin did return the materials that Vis Viva ordered, and ended up purchasing the hot water heater on my behalf at Lowes for the lower cost. Again... I'd expect my general contractor to provide competitive pricing the first time, without me having to check. 3. Justin appeared to be taxed, managing multiple projects. One day, he dropped off a sealant to be used in the waterproofing/drainage system at the back of the house that was clearly marked, "do NOT use under grade." When I brought this up, he was confrontational, condescending, and argumentative. Matt was brought in to help resolve the situation, and we ended up using proper materials for the task that I found with the help of a local distributor... again, work/management that I should not have had to do. 4. Matt, after I signed the contract, was largely absent from the day-to-day management activities of the project. IMO, for the premium that Matt/Sawhorse was charging, I should not have had to stay on top of Justin and Vis Viva the way I did, and the quality of the project management and technical competence should have been much higher. 5. The electrical, plumbing, drywall, and flooring subcontractors were great.

I have greatly enjoyed working with and learning from Matt Hoots and Sawhorse. Matt's a building…read morescience expert with decades of experience, and you can tell he wants to get the job done right! I'd recommend Matt and the Sawhorse team to anyone who cares about quality and also if you want to learn about sustainability and about healthy building materials. Matt is great at explaining not just what needs to be done, but why, and this is so appreciated.

I needed a rotted threshold replaced and Tim came over quickly and was flexible with the time. He…read moredid more than I asked for and his price was reasonable. I will definitely have him do more work for me in the near future.

I hired Tim Emanuel with Quality Home Repairs and Remodeling to install a Larson storm door…read morepurchased from Lowe's. Tim was able to meet my scheduling demands and offered to do the work at a fair price. Tim spent time carefully installing the door and make sure I was aware of some parts of the installation process that were out of the ordinary. I was very happy with Tim's work and am enjoying my new door. I recommend him for anyone's handyman tasks.

Be careful if you hire. They upcharged us twice after work got started (once for $1000 and once for…read more$1400) for items that were addressed on the estimate. They were also the most expensive out of three companies considered. In response to Intown's reply: We did pay $600 more to fix the hidden trim work. We didn't feel it was right to pay an additional $1,000 for that and other items addressed in the estimate. As for changing the scope of the project, the recommended paint did not perform as described by Intown. We could not see our way clear to pay an additional $1,400 on a $14,000 job. We used to be one of those 1,400 satisfied customers. Sorry we could not work this out.

I was sitting at my kitchen table for dinner with my family when I felt a drop of water hit my…read moreshoulder. At first, I assumed it was one of my daughters transforming her dinner into a projectile, but it turned out to be something much more concerning--a leaking skylight. I called my friend that had recently told me how happy he was with some work he had done at his house on a water damaged bedroom. He recommended Intown Craftsman and I called them that very night. I received a response the next morning, a phone call from Russ Melton. He assured me a member of the team would arrive soon with an estimate and even invited me to call him personally if I didn't hear from the team soon. There was no need, I received an email and a call later that day. Russ showed up the next day and provided an estimate for the project. While I had him there, I showed him some other issues with the house that had been on my "to-fix list" and he provided an estimate for those projects as well. The cost was exactly what I expected, and I gave him the go ahead to schedule workers ASAP. They came within a few days, even though it was all happening around the Thanksgiving holiday. Jose and another roofer (sorry, I didn't catch his name) showed up early for the appointment but waited out front until the appointed time. They were courteous, kind (even to my very excited dog), and had the problem fixed in no time. They even installed additional flashing to the second skylight (which hadn't yet started leaking) just as a precaution, free of charge. The office staff were just as kind and professional as the roofers. I worked with Deb Burris who helped me with billing and scheduling. The interface for billing was simple, the contracts and estimates were clear and easy to understand, and she was very knowledgeable and responsive over texts, emails and calls. I will certainly be calling them again soon for those other household projects. I recommend using them if you have any home improvement or repair needs.