They were referred by a local landscape company and I must say they did an excellent job seal…read morecoating my driveway today. 11/6/2018 - Details do matter, how much you have to do, road bed prep, inches of asphalt (3" for ours) and had a berm molded in to control runoff. Basically, we asked for and got a custom job we couldn't be happier.

They responded to my quote request immediately. Sent me a quote the next day and scheduled it…read morewithin a week. The parking lot looks perfect. Highly recommend!

We have been working with EJ Rock Specialized Masonry for the past 4 years. Our house transformed…read moreinto a beatiful retreat. They have built retaining wall, fireplace and amazing looking half moon steps. Last year they have re-concreate our drive way with decorative concreate and the owner Sione made sure everything was done as I dreamed it would be. Now my drive way has two functions as parking and also half size basketball court. They also has the best prices for the quality of the work they offer.

I just had a very bad experience with this company. I'd asked for a bid on slab work, patio and…read morewalkway area. I first ran across this company on HomeGuide and checked them out on Yelp as well before reaching out because they received a good rating. After messaging back and forth a few times he finally gave me an estimate for $7,000. I did my research and had other bids that were half as much that had a 5 star rating but companies have not been getting back with me because my project is still a couple of months out. The price for materials the gentleman quoted was ridiculous. When I tried to explain this to him he took a nasty tone with me and basically called me an idiot and went "Ha, Ha, Ha" have a nice day. So unprofessional. If I could give him a no star rating I would. Please do your homework before you hire any professional. "A true professional" The cost for concrete work for 2020 pricing is between $4-$8 sf including labor and material. The higher number per sf is based on the complexity of the job. My job is easy. About 720 sf in all. All level ground and cleared with 560 being a 6" slab and 180 being 4". Even at the higher number this job would have put me under $5,800. By no means difficult. You can also find a cost estimate calculator online for concrete for both a 4" inch slab work as well as 6". I highly recommend you check this out. Of course this does not include rebar, etc. but this should give you a pretty good idea if you care about your money

Shane replaced a roof on our Battleground house and then 8 years later when we moved to Vancouver…read more Excellent workmanship and attention to detail. Highly recommend him.

Shane has worked on several roofs for us over more than 10 years. Any time there has been a…read moreproblem, he made time to stop and check it out--often at no charge. Of all the roofs he has replaced we have never had to call him back to fix an error. My wife and I highly recommend Hi-top Construction!

I DO NOT recommend using for large scale projects. Steve Wilson came recommended by a local…read morerelator and turned out to be an incredible disappointment. He is a handyman trying to get into the business of larger remodels. I want people to know so they don't go through a similar experience. I'm a designer who previously worked for a high-end Design/Build firm and made sure to ask the realtor if this guy would be the right fit for the level of quality and expectations that I am used to. She claimed he's worked on a few large projects for her clients lately that have been satisfied, so we proceeded. We met with him on Jan 8, 2021 and told him whatever project scope we committed to needed to be completed by the end of March because I'm pregnant and due in April. We showed Steve a laundry list of things on the first visit - a kitchen remodel, partial updates to 3 bathrooms and 2 fireplace updates. He gave us a project range from $60K to $100K and we confirmed we were willing to spend that much. The second visit, one week later, he brought his cabinet guy and we talked through the kitchen plan & there was a small section of wall that would make for a much better plan if we were able to remove it. He felt like he knew what could be done structurally & when I asked what sort of cost increase we were looking at for that, he said about $3,500. I immediately contacted my engineer, had him out the next week, invited Steve to attend and had stamped engineering drawings in 1 week. From there, everything fell apart. First he asked me if I wanted to get started right away or go through the permitting process. That was red flag #1. I've never worked with you before, my house is on a steep hill, we're about to spend a substantial amount of money and we're about to change the structural integrity - uh, yes, I want your work to be permitted and inspected to make sure you're doing it right. He was out of town when I received the stamped drawings, so I filed the structural permit with the city myself & kept him copied & in the loop. Cabinet pricing was supposed to be available in 1 week. After not hearing from Steve for 2 weeks, I followed-up only to discover that the cabinet guy had put my file aside claiming he was waiting for drawings from me that I had already sent 2 weeks prior. Steve had dropped the ball and not followed up with the cabinet guy. Red flag #2. I wrote a full Scope of Work so Steve would have something to help him price by and made sure to let him know we needed the pricing broken out so we could decide which projects to tackle. Weeks kept passing by, no response. Red flag #3. He hung up on my last call so I wasn't able to leave a voicemail and didn't respond to my text. Red flag #4 and #5. I had my husband call because I knew Steve didn't have his cell number and he answered immediately, giving excuses, but promising pricing the next day. Several more days passed, still no pricing. My husband followed up again... more excuses. He finally responded today, Feb 24, 2021, after 6 weeks of wasting our time, saying that he cannot meet our deadlines & costs. Mind you, he never provided us with costs on the full scope or various projects - just a verbal $60K to $100K range. It slowly and painfully became clear that he doesn't want to take the time to price large scale jobs because that's not his bread and butter. Everyone does business their own way, but he was fully aware of our situation and tight deadlines and could have easily told us he wasn't the right fit so we could move on to someone that was. Since then, I've researched and discovered he doesn't even have an active license. However, the city of Lake Oswego makes the homeowner sign a document stating that all contractors must be licensed that are filing for permits, which I included in the Scope of Work, so this was probably another reason he was being squirmy. If you have a small job and he can be in and out quickly without doing too much effort in the way of written documentation and contracts, maybe you could give it a try. Otherwise, move along, there are much better resources out there.

I have worked with Steve on a number of projects large and small and he has been wonderful to work…read morewith - high quality and reasonably priced. Great value!

I recently hired Cedar Construction to repaint the eaves on my Crtaftsman after some roof work…read more Mario responded quickly and was at my home the next day to estimate the work. In the process he let me know he could also move a large decorative beam that was also on my list of things to do. He and his son Mateo were on site and working 48 hours later. They were both extremely professional and quick to respond to any questions and requests I had. The cost of the work was fair and competitive. They left the property spotless and the work done was excellent. I will be hiring them again for future projects. Highly recommended.

Abandoned project without completing paid in advance contract. CCB complaint and possible small…read moreclaims court is in this contractors future.

Trademark did a good job of repairing a section of my asphalt and sealing my parking area. They…read morewere friendly, professional, prompt, clean and the price was reasonable. I would recommend you give them a call.

Poor customer service. Do not do business with ever again. Poor quality work and will Rip you off …read more Definitely would stay away from this Company.

Barry did a great job replacing my fence. They hauled away the old fence They really did a…read moregreat job. Very happy with them

Barry replaced a section of fencing at my home today. He does great work, offers friendly,…read moreefficient service, all at a great value.

I've heard good things about this company (reputable, does good work, fairly priced) so I was…read morereally looking forward to working with them. Sam came out gave us a bid. Price seemed fair. Months passed as we got our project to the drywall stage. I let him know we had construction delays. Sam revisited the site to update the bid- his choice. I gave him a heads up 1000 sq ft may not require drywall finish- perhaps he could give an alternate bid option. He declined saying it's better to adjust the bid later. (Not in my experience... but ok). We accept the estimate then discover we're required to have additional work done in an attic space. Sam makes another site visit and says it will be "time and material" due to the difficulty of the work/ cramped location. 2 men @ $45 per hour each + materials. He'll write it up. Perfectly understandable, it's a difficult location. We receive the written estimate: T&M @$60 per hour each man + 15% more markup. Not the same as his verbal. He also wants plywood laid- for his guys to works off of. That's expensive. Boo. We find a different drywall company to do the attic work ($40 per hour each man). No plywood needed either. Yea! The day they finish the attic they give me an estimate on the other drywall work they see needs to be done. It's way less. Darn it. Discovered we didn't require 1000sf of drywall to be finished & let Sam know, he reduces our estimate slightly. With such a small adjustment there's a $2,800 difference (between attic workers vs River City). Yikes, that's a lot. I called River City to ask about the bid, had a friendly conversation with the office manager and she encouraged me to call and discuss with Sam. "He's a sweetheart" she says. "We want you to be happy" "It'll be fine, you can work it out". So I called Sam. Bad move. I let him know we received an unsolicited bid and asked if there was any wiggle room to meet in the middle...or...just closer. Needless to say a "sweetheart" Sam was not. He was focused on the difference between his estimate and the other company and insulted the other workers. (Yeah, the guys we hired simply because his verbal/written bid was jacked up $20 an hour per man.) I told him my intention wasn't to change drywall contractors it was just to clarify pricing. He was rude, unprofessional and said his estimate was off the table- they wouldn't do our job. "If you want Labor Ready quality work from unlicensed, uninsured workers with no overhead you're now free to get it. But you better put your savings in the bank, you'll need it when they don't stand behind their work and you have to pay for repairs". I called the office manager back to let her know how the call went. She assured me River City would do our job regardless. We could bypass Sam and go through her. In the end we chose the other company. They're licensed, bonded insured, and happy. They do awesome work, and are stress and drama free! Zero stars for you River City...

Had two guys from River City Drywall come out and do some work on our house. What a difference two…read morecraftsmen and a couple of hours can bring about. We have an older home, and there were two interior doors in the kitchen. We had long since removed those, but all the framing and trim remained. I finally removed that and made the door openings physically just a little wider. The big difference came when the River City drywallers came in and did their magic. They finished the opening with sheet rock, using rounded (bull nose) corners. What a difference! That really opened the room up! They were fast, neat and clean. Could not have asked for anything more. I had it painted before my wife came home, and it looked like a miracle had occurred.