I hired L4 Builders to completely gut and rebuild my bathroom. New plumbing, new sewer line, new…read moreelectric run to box, etc... The bathroom came out AMAZING!! The project mgr was incredibly knowledgeable and the crew remained extremely professional. I will always use L4 for all my remodels!!

We have really lucked out with finding L4 builders! They are reliable and do a thorough, quality…read morejob. They have helped us every step with weighing our options and helping us find the right path forward for us. We will be using them for all our home projects!

Great company......always on time and they are very professional…read more Great value for the money......... As a Realtor to other Realtors i would highly recommend.

This was our first manufactured home sale and Gulftex made it super easy. They were fast, truthful…read moreand it was a pleasure to work with this outfit. They did exactly what they said they would do and did much faster than I had imagined. Every single employee that I had contact with was friendly and super helpful. I wish all contractors behaved like this company. They charged a fair price and we are very happy with the results. Thanks Crisy and Crew. Dave W

Mr. Moreno responded quickly, took care of our repairs quickly and did a fantastic job. We had a…read moreleak and needed some drywall replaced and retextured, and he wrapped it up QUICK and at a fair price. He even worked around our busy schedule. I'll definitely be using his services in the future!

A few years ago go I gathered quotes from 3 contractors to demo my deteriorating asphalt driveway…read moreand concrete walkway from my home to the street. After several communications with each I decided on Beto Aguayo, owner of Aguayo Concrete. He had the equipment and manpower, for sure. Beto was a great communicator and did everything I asked. The pricing was very fair, his focus was impressive, and the finish work was impeccable. NO REGRETS!

I hired Aguayo to extend my patio with concrete steppers and put an overlay on the existing…read moreconcrete patio. The first part of the job (steppers) was great, but the overlay was a terrible job, but as a paid full in advance, now it has been almost a month, and although promised they would come to fix, still waiting.

Imagine the worst possible situation ever! During Hurrican…read moreBeryl a tree fell on our home, causing structural, roof, and interior water damage. We contracted with Evoke Roofing (Seth Wehunt & Kyle Frame) and it took a month for work to begin. The absolutely worst mistake in my life. Fence: failed to complete fencing, still needs to be stained the fence, broke tile on back porch, used wrong size rot board when tying into fence. They even took a 5-gallon bucket and dumped screws on the porch and ground, from when I took down and disposed of the old fence. Roof: did not replace broke rafters, did not fix structural damages, did not replaced 320 square feet of decking. The decking that they replaced had gaps outside of code. The failed to replace 2 power vents, only replacing on vent with a standard attic vent. Also, during the roof repair, the fascia and soffit repairs were done poorly and the structural damage is visible. Kyle Frame also removed gutters that were not damaged from storm without my consent to claim a "Supplement" from insurance, damaging fascia which have yet to be repaired and gutters replaced. When I asked Kyle Frame about painting the fascia and soffits, he told me that gutters would cover them up. After complaining to the ownership to Evoke Roofing and General Contracting, LLC, Owen Larson refused to provide documentation to the work completed, the amount of material used, materials left over from the work. Mike Larson, the other owner, came out and viewed the work competed, and during the walk through I showed him the debris buried in dirt left, shingles left in yard other trash, along with the broken tile on the porch. While showing him the trash left and poor work done, he even stepped on a roofing nail that went through his Hey Dudes. I even showed Mike Larson the damages inside the home and the poor work texture and drywall repairs. Mike Larson viewed the painting, victrola, floors, and furniture. While meeting with Mike Larson, I told Mike Larson that I was a disable veteran with spinal cord damage and was unable to inspect the work completed on the roof or in the attic. I also suffer for service-related respiratory issues that the dust from the drywall work with was performed, they did not use air handlers and left dust throughout the house, causing increased breathing problems. After meeting with Mike Larson, he agreed to have an independent inspector or engineer to review work completed on roof. However, after Mike Larson returned from vacation in Mexico for a week, he came to the house with a J.F. "Pete" Spicer with United Aligned Consultancy. After checking the Texas Professional Engineers database, it was discovered that "Pete" or James F. "Pete" Spicer was not licensed in Texas as an engineer, nor was United Aligned Consultancy. It was also discovered after checking Texas SOS and Texas CPA, that United Aligned Consultancy was owned by John Berry Wehunt, the father of Seth Wehunt. This is definitely not an independent inspection, as a matter of fact with John Berry Wehunt, a license engineer, this is a violation of law. Wait gets better, after my wife voiced frustrating, Mike Larson threatened to "part ways," I guess this means the $34,995.00 paid to Evoke Roofing and General Contracting would be lost. He also added that he would respond when he stopped........still waiting for the response. Because the threat Mike Larson made to my wife abscond with money paid to them to complete repairs, lies told by Kyle Frame, the scam "third party inspection," and the over theft, fraud, insurance fraud, I sent a 10-day demand letter requesting that all repairs be completed by a third-party BBB rated business paid by Evoke Roofing. I also submitted a complaint to the BBB and complaint to Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors for the conflict of interest. Take this review, how you may......but it is the truth, I tried to help remedy the problems, but just got scammed yet again by Kyle Frame, Seth Wehunt, Mike Larson, and Owen Larson, as well as, John Wehunt, PE and James "Pete" Spicer, PG.

Prompt and courteous service- new roof looked great! Wouldn't hesitate to use this company again.read more

Dylan didn't show up for our appointment. I needed one panel of the wood fence replace due to…read morebroken support beams. It's irresponsible especially if a person took time off work for the estimate. Poor service!

I had 3 trees to remove, we discussed pricing beforehand. $400 per tree…read more Problems started immediately as soon as he realized I'm remotely managing this, with a tenant in place. Dylan visited the property and decided one of the trees was too big and wanted to charge higher amount ($650). I agreed. He then set out to do absolutely whatever HE felt was convenient. He cut one tree down. "Trimmed" another tree. At this point he called me and said he's done with 2 trees, can I send in the money for finishing up two trees. This was a blatant lie. I did not ask for proof, because I didn't think disgusting liars like Dylan existed anymore. I sent him the money. He sent me photos of what he did afterwards, which showed two of three trees still standing. On asking why there are 2 trees still up, he mentioned he spoke to the tenant and decided to keep the tree up. This didn't make any sense. Nobody changes the agreement without discussing it, lies about it to the person paying and gets paid as though they did the full work. That's when he ended up "finishing" the other tree with minimal work done (of trimming) because he had enough with this. Mind you his communication with me was to say nothing about all of this until he got paid, then he said his life was in danger to cut trees. Like who the heck forced him to work on things he didn't want to? He then said he'll "make it right" by showing up on Monday to fix it. Would you guess what happened next? He didn't show up and decided to run away with the money. Dishonest cheats like this shouldn't exist. I'm now looking at legal options to deal with the mess. Please find someone more honest to work with.

Great customer service, very professional, on time, and the owner, Andrew, was very nice. He says…read morethat they are in the business of solving problems for homewners and thats exactly what they do! Ill never call another handyman again!

It took me some time to post this review due to Yelp's character limit, as it was important to be…read moreas clear and detailed as possible. I originally intended to include the full text message documentation, but due to space limitations I have summarized those exchanges here. While the porch may look acceptable to a casual observer, there are significant workmanship and professionalism issues that future customers should be aware of. I hired Luke's Landscaping and Hardscaping in August 2023 to replace my original front porch. I contacted Jim (the owner) based on positive Yelp reviews. He responded promptly, came out to inspect the job, discussed his experience, and later provided a contract. Before hiring, I asked a question based on feedback from another contractor. Jim became defensive and upset, accusing me of questioning his expertise, which I found concerning. Jim's price was lower than other bids, which ultimately influenced my decision. In hindsight, this was a mistake. Jim and his worker Mikey worked long hours and communicated throughout the project. However, several issues arose: 1. My original porch had a decorative rectangle shaped directly into the concrete, which I requested be replicated. This was overlooked during the pour, and by the time it was noticed, the finisher stated that the concrete was already setting and could not be shaped at that stage. Jim later cut the rectangle into the fully cured concrete. While the cut itself is neat, it is deeper than a shape created during finishing and now collects debris, requiring ongoing cleaning. 2. The porch height was altered unevenly. The left side was raised approximately 1.5 inches while the right side remained at the original height, resulting in a noticeable slope. This caused the top step to be slanted and deeper than before. I was not informed this would occur. 3. My original porch had a bullnose edge across the steps and front. Only the top step was initially bullnosed. When I questioned this, Jim said the original porch did not have one. I later provided photos proving it did. After that, he added the bullnose across the porch. 4. Two days after the pour, I noticed a crack. When I texted Jim, he initially insisted it could only have been caused by sabotage. Later, when he saw it in person, he attributed it to expansion. A second crack was also found. Jim patched both cracks using a different cement than what had been poured by the company he hired for the new porch and assured me multiple times that the color would match. Once dried, the patched areas did not match and have since re-cracked. 5. After I paid in full, Jim contacted me stating he had underbid the demolition and asked me to contribute additional money toward dump fees. I offered $250 beyond the contract. He then continued to push for more money and stated that he would repaint the damaged railings and redo the cracks if I paid additional demolition costs. These items were not upgrades or additional work--they were corrections to issues created during the original job and should have been addressed as part of the contracted work. I ultimately sent the additional $250 as offered. 6. Concrete splatter from the pour covered all porch railings. Jim's team attempted to clean the concrete off, but in doing so pulled off the newly applied paint, leaving the railings discolored and ashy and requiring full repainting. Jim later claimed he had told me not to paint the railings beforehand; this was never said at any point prior to the work. 7. When I later contacted Jim about an unresolved crack and two brooms mistakenly taken from my property, the communication escalated. Jim became hostile, accused me of disrespect, and ended the working relationship. Though he stated the brooms would be returned, they were not. 8. During demolition, the lower front-facing concrete was chipped. Only the top portion was resurfaced, leaving a visibly two-tone appearance. When I raised this concern, Jim stated that the lower portion was simply dirty older concrete and that over time the new white concrete would look the same. This explanation was given after the work was completed and without prior discussion or approval. What he said was FALSE; it is 2 different colors of concrete. Afterward, three independent contractors asked whether rebar had been installed. It was not. I was told this likely contributed to the cracking. What began as a promising project resulted in multiple defects, cracks (now three total), additional costs, and unprofessional conduct. I paid approximately $5,000 and will need to hire another contractor to correct the work. If you consider this company, ensure your contract includes post-job cleanup, reinforcement details, and a written warranty, and do not make final payment until everything is complete and satisfactory.

Great work on the pool deck. Sturdy little deck. Guys took…read moreall the trash. Thank you again