Great service! The crew was quick & professional. Ian, Ty & Kevin did our attic to R-49 &…read morecompletely reinstalled our floor insulation to R-25---all within 3 days. Great job!!!!

If Yelp offered more stars I would gladly give them!What an outstanding experience-from many…read morequestions at the beginning (to John at the office) to completion of the job. We had our entire attic vacuumed out and re-insulated. Tim and Robert were VERY thorough and sealed all the gaps around wires up there, built baffles where needed, checked the ratings on all of our lights to get Insulation around them properly and even helped us by ripping plywood and screwing it down so we would have a nice solid storage area. The cleanup was excellent. SO glad we were referred to them. Very happy with the service and price!

What a great experience! We were dreading our reroofing project. Even just getting roofers to come…read moreout for an estimate was an ordeal. But Homemasters sent a rep who spent THREE hours with me! He showed me all the materials they use and explained why they use them. He also went into detail on the warranty and how it work. As a woman, I greatly appreciated him being respectful and not dismissive and asking where my husband was. Then when my husband was home, he came back and had the same meeting with him. After all that, the price was very competitive with others we'd seen. Then after we signed up, we had a new roof in a week, and we have a large home with a complicated roofline and a pool house! They arrived early and left late. It was like having your roof done by the Army Corps of Engineers. I've already recommended them to three other people.

Timely and thorough. I did not have to wait long for a reply and they were very forthcoming with…read moreany information.

Can't say enough about how wonderful SOHAC is! Our A/C unit was due for a complete replacement and…read morethey came in with a reasonable quote & impeccable service. Joshua and Dakota were quick with the install, respectful of our home and very, very knowledgable. Can't reccommend SOHAC enough and will definitely be using them for our maintenance and repair needs in the future!

First off, I am a drafted, honorably discharged Vietnam Combat Veteran. I take offense SOHAC would…read morepost their involvement with the traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall. In 2021 I spent $10,163.00 on 4 new ductless units. Upon completion, none of the units worked. Two were left with visible holes drilled in the wrong place, one unit was obviously not level. One installer told me my ceiling was slanted? I actually had to go to Mark with info on all 4 units showing times, result before he would send a repairman out. No refrigerant in the line to any unit. May 2025 I spent $15,885.00 on a new furnace and heat pump. When installed it did not work properly. Service call two days later, still not working properly. Did not use over the summer. November the service calls started again, until the repairman stopped communicating with me. It took a complaint to the Construction Contractors Board in January, eight and one half months after installation, for Warren to call me. Warren and Brandon came out, hooked up a loose wire, problem solved? I have no faith in the service calls, what I am told, or anything else from SOHAC, so now I must use a different company for maintenance and repairs. Michelle was always friendly and helpful. Brandon has my sympathy. Communication, no. Customer service, no. Al Schaller

This company does poor quality work. They do not stand behind their work. We had a brand new system…read moreinstalled and it began freezing up about a year. Wayne told us it's probably nothing, to turn off the system and it'll be fine. Here we are, a year later and it keeps happening. We have a merve 3 filter and all vents open, and still the pipes freeze over. He was rude and did not care to back up his work.

Wayne's people just installed a new technology system for us. They were able to access our…read moresituation within 2 days and had us up and going within a week. Others couldn't come out for several weeks. Ramon and his crew were very professional and nice.

Fantastic and quick review. I called on New Year's Eve when other companies were closed. They were…read moreable to come by two days later and the work was fast and fixed the problem. I would definitely use them again.

JAM has the best service and uses top quality materials. They replaced our roof and it's perfect…read more Later, a tree branch fell and caused some damage. No problem, they had it repaired for us in a manner of days. David handled two separate roof replacements for us with absolutely no problems whatsoever. Highly recommend.

Jeff was friendly and thorough. Also, my dog loved him, which is always a good sign. I'm new to the…read morearea and will be a return customer of National Heating and Air Conditioning if any issues arise with my HVAC system in the future. Thanks!

Though I didn't hire them the person I talked to said it could be the defrosting program that could…read morecause the water around the base of my HVAC. It's nice to know that not all businesses want to charge you for unnecessary appointments and are willing to let you know what the problem could be. She said that if I started to have problems with the heating then that could mean that there is something wrong.

Installed an exhaust fan in our roof. Coincidentally we received an absolute downpour a few days…read morelater. Not a drop of water leaked. Very pleased!

I called and Matt Witt came out did an inspection and before I knew it no more leaky roof despite…read morethe rain and all. His team was very professional and thorough. I have already referred my friend to them as well

Run Away! Don't walk from this Ace Think clearly as you read his own words-later…read moreverbatim--before you make......ANY! commitment . In normal circumstances, be fair to and trust your contractor; keep your eyes on him until proven However, if you trust Tile Stone Ace, your loss may be similar to our loss, $18,000. Lesson #1 Never make a "deposit" that exceeds $1000. It is called Deposit but think of it as an unaccountable, unsecured cash loan You are not a bank. You have no idea of where that money goes Years ago my pool contractor on a Monday berated me for 10% down arrived Friday in a crew cab, tricked out, 1-ton dually--odometer 500 miles--and advised a delay: two buddies and son were leaving for 9 days. They had elk tags for Colorado. At Tile Stone we put down 100% for materials Ace was to supply. Plus 50 % his estimate of labor. He was entrusted with mare than $8000 day 1. Lesson # 2. Insist on a written contract. All liscened contractors are trained by the state. Every contractor knows the law obligates them to give you a contract that minimumaly is the state approved form. Most contactors wont tell you this. Why? The contract gives you greater ability to solve disputes. It allows contators to insert in fine print items prohibited by law. And it appears authoritaties don't care. Lesson #3. Incentize total completion and satisfaction. Large projects can require performance bonds. But these are expensive and incentivize cutting corners. So stick with with 10% down and 85% at completion. Retain the 5% for the entire duration of any warranty. Escrow This money as a good faith gesture. Lesson #4. We spent months locating some Amarone stone imported from Brazil and paid another contractor $4500 for this. We transferred this to Ace and entrusted him with another $4500. Did we ask to be named as additional insured on his plolicy? No. Did we ask His bank provide a prommisory note? No? Well our rock disappeared under the most implauible of stories. Amarone is its name and it may well be in a home in southern oregon--just not ours. What would say of me if I "accidentally " damaged a tuck left in my drive way. Which is more righteous: 1) immediately call him to advise him, discuss with him alternatves for repair and who pays. Insurance follows the vehicle so he calls insurance and we agree what I pay the body shop. Or 2) I never tell The Owner what happened. . Instead I shop around among junk yards for the cheapest bed and fenders. I instruct my staff to remove the new black parts and install a junk brown bed and fenders and spray can paint tjese to black. Tell my staff if they say nothing or your fired. And only AFTER Onwer calls to say "where the hell is my new truck?" Hang up and 3 hours later send an email that says your truck is beautiful, all my fscebook friends have liked my paint job and I knew it best to not disturb you by making any phone calls. Isn't 1 how all of us would have behaved?? Ace at Tile Stone chose 2. *Fiduciary responsibilty is by custom and law implictnin every contract--Ace totally failed us. *Custom and law required Ace to inform us. His weeks long silence was a deliberate deception. Law calls this Fraud. *During his period of silence, his employees were in our home for measuring. We are certain the employees were able to speak. . We heard nothing about the fairy tale explanation that would be proffered after installation of the wrong rock. What better explains this 1) they also forgot 2) they too totally believed they protected us by silence and freely chose to participate 3)duress was applied sufficient to assure the communications blackout. Would a reasonable person say "Yup, 1 is compellinly logical? The Law says 2 and 3 are conspiracy. Which is more logical of the two? To shorten a long story--- ZERO Amarone made to our home. I believe our slab is in another's home. The only question is who paid and how much? an off-the-books cash deal of $4000; or "appraised at $5000, $1500 freight and $500 to fix damage $7000 please." Did he call his insurer? No. And refused to do so. Those pesky adjusters expect real proof not some half-baked story asserting superior and pure motive therefore all Ace's actions are righteous. All others' questions and contrary opinions are automatically invalid. His "great replacement" a stone called gabbro, the most abundant rock on earth. It had been stored stupidly by someone somewhere out of doors, in the rain. The absorbed water turning iron into rust. Discoloring yellows and oranges everywhere and their growth will continue. Wholesale $0 est. Oh, the Ceasarstone? Only 2 of 3 cut. Slqb 3 disappeared with no credit. $1750 gone

These guys did a great job and their prices were lower than the competition. They've got a really…read morewide selection of stone. Scheduling was no problem. The team that installed our quartz countertops and backsplash were super professional. Would recommend.