Scott Pierson (doing business as Dreambuilders, Pierson Contracting, or Deck Guys) signed a time-and-materials contract for part of my kitchen remodeling project, including wall removal/modification, installation of a glue-lam beam, drywall and texturing, and relocation of plumbing, electrical, and lighting. Before substantial work began, a dispute arose regarding scope. He asserted that the agreement included cabinet purchasing and installation, which was not reflected in the written contract. He also contacted my cabinet supplier directly regarding that portion of the project. Shortly before the scheduled start of the main work, he presented a second time-and-materials contract intended to replace the original agreement, with expanded scope and revised payment terms. I declined to sign a new contract and maintained that the original agreement remained in effect. He then stated that the original pricing was too low and was unwilling to proceed under the initial agreement. As a result, I terminated the contract for cause and hired another contractor. read more

I have been using Pierson Contracting for years. I deal directly with Scott Pierson and he makes me feel like he cares about my home and situation. while Pierson is not always the most cost effective, I feel that the personalized service makes up for those thing. Having worked with Scott for a number of years I will say I get the most satisfactry service when I make budget, timeline and scope of a project clear at the beginning. for my needs, Pierson has been a good fit. Collin K. read more

Pierson built our PVC deck. Beautiful! Quality workmen ship. We get a lot of comments on it. They also did a beautiful job putting in our quartz kitchen countertop. Again a lot of people love it. Bill and Darlene Hamilton read more

I called to make an appointment to get a bid and she said she would call me in a few days. Never heard from them again. My pet peeve, do what you say you are going to do. read more

Two+ years ago, Pierson helped with getting my modular home moved from Burien to Sequim. His office assistant, Pam, lined up subcontractors to stayed on top of them. Rob and Eric were job foremen, and helped supervise and got the work done on time. Since then, a few lingering concerns have hung around. Pam, Rob and Eric have all left Pierson Contracting, but the lingering issues remain and I've struggled with keeping Scott Pierson's attention on these few lingering, be they minor, issues, but they should have been addressed way, way before now. I was very pleased with the attention to detail from Rob and Eric. The care and pride of workmanship they showed was evident. read more

I had hoped to use Pierson Contracting for a complete remodel. The first step was having an HVAC system. I ended up doing a great deal more supervising on the project than I should have. Mr Pierson was unavailable and he left his office staff uninformed in his absence. Every day was chaotic and everyone was looking at me for direction. The subcontractor was also uncommunicative. It is my understanding that Pierson charges anywhere between 15-35% for managing a project but I don't know what I paid because my request for an itemized invoice has gone unanswered. Whatever it was, it was too much. They are really nice people but I find them to have poor listening skills and a lack of accountability. I can't comment on their work because the job was sub-contracted out so they did no actual work themselves. read more

last fall the wind blew down the deer fencing on one side of my yard. the other side of my yard had very nice more secure fencing that added panache to my back yard. Contacted Pierson for a quote to install fencing on the side that blew down that matched the other side. A little bit pricier than I'd hope for, but they did a great job of matching it and gave me exactly what I'd asked for. Had another low ball offer, but I preferred fixing the fence only once and felt Pierson wouldn't skimp on the material and workmanship required. read more