We were having 2"x 2" tile installed . There was a small installation error and the new additional…read morereplacement tile was from a different lot and the colors didn't match. Joe assured us that he would rectify everything , which he did without hesitation. We decided to go with the 18" x 36" tile which was a better color match and do an envelope design on the floor. It turned out better than we could have imagined. We are extremely happy with the craftsmanship and professionalism of all the workers and would definitely recommend Carifa Tile. Description of Work: We had the shower seat torn out and replaced with granite. The seat front, sides and shower basin were removed and replaced with tile. Two grab bars and three shelves were installed.

We had two showers we wanted old, dated tile removed and new, large profile tile installed. The…read moreshowers were simple and straightforward. Carifa supplied the Schluter materials and installed them (Kerdi Board wall substrate behind the wall tile and Ditra Uncoupling membrane under floor tile). These are without an equal. There was a lack of communication during the home visit to prepare a quote. It was disappointing. We almost cancelled the entire project with Carifa based off that experience. The Owner, Joe, got involved when I called the Carifa office after no response from the salesperson. Joe listened to my experience, took over preparing an accurate proposal/quote. An important detail to note: each homeowner is responsible to select and purchase any tiles and certain Schluter products like edge or transition profiles. You can work with any supplier you want. The salesperson will steer you to The Tile Shop. They said they used to work at The Tile Shop. We had already purchased our wall and floor tiles from Floor and Decor. Carifa's salesperson started telling me we had purchased factory defective materials and subpar materials; something that is not true at all!! We had not picked up the tile from Floor and Décor yet so they did not "see" our materials but made these disparaging remarks. Why did we continue with Carifa? Because they used the Schluter products and had the installation craftsman. After getting past the preconstruction details Carifa sent Paco who prepared the areas where work was performed by covering all floors and furniture with protection. The same day Paco demolished and removed all the existing wall tile and materials down to the framing. Paco is a hard working, focused worker who kept our home clean during the demolition phase. No dumpster was provided during demolition and demolished materials were piled on our driveway until a dumpster was delivered a day or so later. After demolition Jack and Pedro arrived to complete the prep work and begin installation of the Schluter wall and floor products. I recognized quickly that Jack is a talented craftsman understanding that the products being installed under the finished tile are key to the final product. Jack kept us informed with everything he was doing including asking for our input regarding installation preferences. I cannot say enough good things about Jack. After he completed all the installation Carifa advertises they perform a "final walkthrough." It's also in the proposal. Jack completed all installation on Wednesday February 25th. On Tuesday of the following week, March 3rd, I had no communication from anyone at Carifa. There were a couple things that Carifa did not perform; sealing the grout that the proposal said would be performed 96 hours after the tile was grouted and reinstalling our toilet removed to install new floor tile. I reinstalled the toilet. I emailed Joe at Carifa of these items and asked for a (credit) for the items not performed. I never got a reply. On March 3rd I contacted Tom, Carifa's project manager, and asked for a status update and requested a date for the "final walkthrough." Tom came out the next day, Wednesday March 4th; one week after Jack had completed all installation work. Tom acknowledged that Joe had received my request/email for the deduct for work not performed and forwarded it to Tom. He spent a few minutes (literally a few) looking at both showers. Having performed hundreds of similar "close out final inspection walkthroughs" on projects I was ready to bring my Carifa experience to some closure. 3 weeks after the "final walkthrough" I received a final invoice that did deduct what I had requested. I promptly (the same day) paid the balance due. There has been no "thank you for your business" nor any communication from Carifa whatsoever. Here's my point: people who choose Carifa are going to pay a premium price for the privilege of having work performed. Carifa may use the finest materials available and have craftsman like Jack installing materials, but when everything before and after Jack is bush league and amateurish it sours the experience and make no mistake about it: you are paying for service too. The bottom line: would I choose Carifa again? Maybe. Having more 4 decades of high end construction experience I have not often been "the customer" but I know what a customer is. I moved forward with my eyes wide open hoping I would get the end result I sought after: two showers that will provide years of trouble free use. I believe I received that. Each person who has read this far will need to make their own decision. Lots of Yelp reviewers did not have this experience. My Ratings: pre and post construction experience gets a One (1). The installation work performed by Paco, Jack, and Pedro: I give Jack a 10, but Yelp limits the highest choice to 5 out of 5. Overall Carifa gets a generous three (3).

I can't recommend Deibel's enough. They did a fantastic job refinishing all the floors in our main…read morelevel and removing carpet and refinishing the stairs and adding wood to the landing. The quality of the work was wonderful. They gave us many choices to allow up to pick the perfect color for us. They were on time and completed the project within the schedule. Even when I had a slight issue, they dealt with it to perfection. We are extremely grateful.

Deibles flooring has been in business for almost 50 years. They do great work with hardwood. We…read morewanted a small job done for our hardwood floor so we got two estimates. Deibles flooring was half of what another company, FCI, wanted to charge. Deibles hardwood did a fantastic job and Jim, the person that did the job, was the best! Very friendly company. Every contact I had with every employee was excellent! Rick M.

We are in the process of getting refresh of our front porch and a four season room with a new paver…read morepatio. Everyone that has worked on this project has been professional and proud of the work they have completed. We could not be any more pleased!!

I'm a 70 year old retired man. I've been around, I've met a lot of people and dealt with many…read morecontractors. I've never had a worse customer experience than I had with Suncraft. Last April (2025), I hired them to replace the 30 year old wood deck (also Suncraft) on the back of my house with (mostly) composite. The sales and design phase were fine, John offered several excellent suggestions. Jeff, the owner, is an extremely unlikable, overbearing, condescending, arrogant know-it-all who doesn't understand basic physics. The ground under the deck is sloped and I clearly said not to use fine pea gravel under the deck because it would wash out during heavy rain. How do I know? Because that's what happened with the first Suncrap deck and it ruined my lawn for years. Well they used fine gravel and over the winter it slid downhill and pushed the wooden skirt under the deck out of alignment by a couple inches. Jeff couldn't understand how that happened, wasn't very interested in fixing it and I got him to push back the gravel and the wall. I suggested covering the gravel with plastic to cut down on the settling and he refused, but he told me he'd leave plastic and I could do it myself. Really? He didn't. So the problem that didn't exist before the Suncraft Touch is now oozing down the slope and I have to deal with this fiasco created by Jeff because he doesn't listen to customer input. The actual workmanship by the crew is subpar, to be polite. Poor joinery, the rail cap is a deck board screwed to the rail (and that's an "upgrade") The rail ends look unfinished and bush league. They built the stairs over a very obvious sprinkler head that required an emergency callout to my sprinkler company ($200). The deck failed final inspection on THREE counts. By the time they fixed that, it was mid-September. Been "doing this a long time" and can't pass a building inspection? There's a bunch of other stuff, I could fill a couple pages. To sum up: For $28k, you get a crappy deck and a slow moving gravelanche under it to deal with for the rest of your life. In our conversations covering 15 minutes total Jeff told me repeatedly he'd "been doing this a long time." And this is the best you can do? Really, look elsewhere. Anywhere else.

Todd and the team at 614 Exteriors did an outstanding job replacing the roofs on our house and…read moredetached garage after storm wind damage, and they also took care of the rotted fascia boards. Communication was excellent, Todd was professional and honest with the estimate, and they fairly adjusted the scope to what we actually needed while providing thorough insurance documentation. The crew was incredibly fast and clean. Both roofs finished in about 4 hours with zero mess left behind. The workmanship is top-notch. The new roofs look beautiful and we couldn't be happier with the results. Highly recommend!

Great experience when they installed my roof almost 10 years ago. Since then, in a relatively…read moreshort period of time, I had to call them because of leaks-leaks through the kitchen exhaust fan onto the stove, leaks through the water heater exhaust vent onto the basement floor, leakage/seepage through my chimney bricks, shingles not properly aligned with my gutter-such Of those 4, they only properly corrected two issues The 5th time was prior to July 4th this year when I noticed a place in the ceiling paint that appeared and felt damp. Called them. The person who came on the 1st was nice, went on the roof, said he saw nothing. Looked in the crawl space from a ladder--he didn't go in, and said it was a condensation/venting issue-they installed the roof vent when they installed the roof, and that someone else from the company would follow up. Emailed them on the 13th about the f/u. No response. Called another company. He went up took photos and there was a bullet hole in the shingle. He repaired it immediately. As the 614 inspection was done before the 4th, and I noticed the dampness in the ceiling before the 4th, the hole was likely there on the 1st when he said there was nothing wrong. Even if the roof warranty would not cover that kind of damage, it would have been nice to have received accurate information on the 1st, so that I could have had it repaired. It is probably good that they didn't follow up because I might have ended up spending unnecessary dollars to 'ventilate,' when ventilation was not the source of the problem. Nevertheless, since it is so close to the end of the warranty, I question whether they didn't follow-up because they didn't want to honor the warranty. To me, properly diagnosing and correcting 2 out of 5 issues after installation-4 within the first 3 years of installation, that are directly related to properly sealing the water heater vent pipe, properly installing flashing, installing the appropriate kitchen exhaust vent or properly aligning the edge shingles isn't stellar performance. As I have learned the hard way, there's more to roof installation than nailing on shingles.

Awesome job!!! The house looks great . Roof looks new and siding and gutters look like they just…read moregot a fresh coat of paint . Great communication. I would highly recommend.

The owner came out and met with me to provide the estimate. He was extremely professional and…read moreknowledgeable. He came up with a plan and reasons price for my roof that met my specific needs. The crew arrived on schedule and we're also very professional. My very old roof now looks like new and every part of this experience exceeded my expectations!

Great owner and great roofer. Reasonably priced, transparent and efficient. Would use them again!read more

All I can say is if you need a new roof . Call George him…read moreand his crew do excellent work. My new roof looks great .

Excellent experience from start to finish! He was incredibly reliable, professional, and efficient…read more He completed the work quickly and on time without sacrificing quality--the finished result looks fantastic, and the attention to detail was impressive. Communication was great throughout the entire process, which was especially important since I was managing the property remotely. The quality of his work exceeded my expectations, and I will definitely be hiring him again for future projects. Highly recommend!

Fast response, great job and very fair price! Great customer service too! Will definitely hire…read moreagain.

Prestige Painting - what a find. I've used a few other painters at my house in the past, and…read morePrestige was, by far, the best. They were the easiest to work with, the most professional, the most timely - and all at a reasonable price. The painter took pride in the work and checked in with me as the project progressed to make sure I was happy with the color I choose and the painting job itself. I highly recommend this company. They were great, and I will be using them again in the future.

These guys were great! Have worked with them a couple of times. Good communications, good work…read moreethics and the job was completed in a timely manner. I will highly recommend to friends and family. They do great work! These are the people you want and can trust in your home. Much thanks to this wonderful company.