Responded quickly and able to complete job within days…read more price was great. Excellent job. Would definitely recommend.

I will start that the floors look good…read more I was verbally disrespected by this company. There was a lack of communication and timing of the entire process. In the beginning, I was not told this would be a two day job. They were late on both days of this job. The time was underestimated each day for the job. They parked illegally in a driveway, blocking two cars access to leave. They left the floors dirty and did not clean up. I wish I would have known that I could have to clean up after them, so I could have planned this additional work. They left the heater at 76 degrees for two days WITHOUT asking me. I had to rush an hour's drive just to turn off the heat. The gas bill will be very high. I was not told that my electricity would be used for this service of floor repair. I was not told that the heater would run for two days. I debated to put 3 stars for the good looking floor, but the cons outnumber the pros.

Dan was great! He helped us find the right color as well as find the quality and price combination…read morethat would work for us. He also worked with us on the timing to ensure getting the carpet in promptly after painting.

EXCELLENT service..Dan is fantastic, his team of installers top notch. Highly recommendread more

I wanted to install 2 grab bars and a seat in my shower. I had problems finding someone until I…read morefound Wolf Carpenters. I quickly got an estimate which was reasonable and someone was sent to do the job in an acceptable period of time. The work was done within a day by a very pleasant young man and my wife and I are very pleased with the results. In addition to doing a very good job, the work area was left spotless. I highly recommend Wolf for your carpentry needs.

From the owner: Wolf Carpenters is a company prepared to perform small and large-scale residential and commercial…read moreservices. We specialize in new construction or renovations. From foundation, Framing, external and internal finishes, Kitchen, Bathroom, Decks, Doors, Windows, Tile, Hardwood floor, and Painting.

Ray and Josh were absolutely phenomenal. Our moving company hired them after the crew broke a stair…read moretread. The moving company covered it so I can't speak to their prices. However, Ray and Josh were able to come out the next day to spec out the stair and fixed the stair tread the following week. They were professional, speedy, and responsive. If we ever look to redo the rest of our stair treads, I'd call Ray and Josh first!

From the owner: Family owned and operated hardwood floor business located in Salem, MA. Dustless installation,…read moresanding, refinishing, and repair. Free estimates, expert craftsmanship.

If only I'd read these reviews - of course they know you won't when you're dealing with an emergent…read moresituation. I used to wonder how restoration companies made such gaudy margins, but now I know! Here's a synopsis of the play they run when dealing with water damage in case you are a prospective customer or are considering implementing it at your place of business and looking for 'best' practices: 1. Get out to their home as fast as possible - you want the clock running on labor hours 2. Take careful measurements of the space and input into software to calculate quote and provide a verbal quote - don't show it to the customer so you can later claim it was a 'guess' - they're over a barrel (figuratively and sometimes literally), they'll say "yes, please start right away". 3. Do some of the work - the easy bits - leave as many air movers and dehumidifiers behind as you have on the truck - need to make our #s this month, those thing aren't earning $$$ on a shelf! Don't worry about FEMA drying guidelines for space and equipment counts - this customer doesn't know what those are, they'll pay up for whatever the insurer denies! 4. Make up some reason why you can't come back for a few days longer than initially communicated - IMPORTANT: Don't do the moisture monitoring, because that may show you didn't need the equipment there as long as you left it for (much harder to charge for it in this case). You'll just say you were too busy. 5. Go radio silent for weeks or months, then send a one-line invoice for ~50% more than initially quoted, only providing detail once they've all but staked out the building to ask for support such as detailed invoices or drying logs. 5a. IF they push back on increase, state something like "we thought you were self-pay" (is this just a textbook insurance fraud description?) 5b. IF they push back again, claim that you did the work properly, that your rates are 'industry standard' (absolute garbage - are they openly admitting to collusion?) 5c. IF they push back further, copy and paste messaging from prior emails to them or others (lots to work with) - they'll give in. Helpful to add lots of people to the e-mail chain. Allude to legal action, hope your customer is weary of a protracted legal battle. LOOP STEPS 5A - 5C UNTIL THEY GIVE IN OR THE SUN EXPLODES ABOVE ALL ELSE: Obfuscate like your life depends on it - return no calls, provide no written communication - above all else, never communicate with both the insurer and insured at the same time - you need them out of sync.

They were very professional, in calling me the day before to tell me the time, and then half an…read morehour before they arrived. When they arrived, they asked me what I wanted to save or throw out. They were very polite, worked hard, and worked until it was dark. The mold smell has already become less after a few hours, and even more so the next day. I would highly recommend them.