We had a leaky dishwasher for over a year. By the time we found it leaking, floor and cabinet…read moredamage had occurred. Dry Pro found no mold present, just water damage. Brigham Construction was called and they went to work. Over a month of work but finally looks fantastic.

Outstanding job. We were hesitant about having any remodeling done because of all the horror…read morestories of shady contractors. Brigham was just the opposite. 100% professional. Great employees. All were quite knowledgeable and friendly. From working with the estimater, the project manager, their lead carpenter, and office manager; they were all outstanding. The work was great, and we will use them again for any jobs at our house. ​​​

I don't normally send out reviews, but people need to know how terrible this company is! At first…read morewhen i called to get a quote, Mollie, not sure what her role is, but she is who i communicated with throughout this whole ordeal. First call, she was super helpful, got Josh out right away for a quote. He was a nice guy, and got us a quote right away. BTW, this house, was painted in numerous dark colors, had cedar shake shingles, and quite a few of them were the brand new that they sell now preprimed. We told him the colors we wanted , which were a lighter body color and darker gable ends. Anyway no mention was made that it would be hard to cover the dark trim around windows. He told us in the contract that weather permitting it would be done by first part of Oct, which was perfect for us, as we were putting house on the market mid Oct. Then we got hit with some major rain storms, and all their projects were put on hold. Once the rains cleared Mollie emailed and said Josh and the crew would be up the next day to get our house done. They somehow managed to prep, and paint all in one day, which is very unusual for that to happen, especially with 3 colors of paint. I went up when Mollie said house was done, and took a look, at first glance it was fine, until I noticed he had painted our downspouts grey along with the corners all around the house. The downspouts should have been removed, duh!!! And the corners were supposed to be the trim color which was white. So he had to do something to rectify the matter. Now at the time he looked at the house, there were no gutters or downspouts, but I did tell him that there was a good possibility that they would be on when he made it up to paint. I also noticed that where the new cedar shingles were put on ( alot of areas), including the entire front of the garage, were a totally different shade of grey. When I mentioned that to him, he said yes, the new shingles don't absorb paint the way the older shingles did, and made a joke that another one of his clients had the same problem, and she hated it so much she redid her whole house with the new shingles (after she'd already paid a painter). Never beforehand, when he bid the job, did he mention to me that the paint wouldn't match! It looks AWFUL!!!! He said there was nothing that could be done. The next day I got a scathing text message DEMANDING payment now, but there was still painting equipment and debris all over the place. I told him that my husband who was out of town would take care of it when he got back into town, after he looked at the house. When my husband came back into town, we went up, and he noticed the discolored shingles as well as so many other things that I missed! Bare wood trim boards that weren't primed first needed more coats (could see the wood through the paint), over spray on the eves, and other things. When he called Josh about this, all we got from him was another scathing email demanding payment and that there was nothing wrong with the paint job...needless to say, now we are selves have to try to fix this problem. I have never in my life been treated so badly by a company, and a company not standing by their work!! I would never recommend this company to anyone!! I guess the saying is right, you get what you pay for!!!

I am not one to leave reviews but felt compelled to in this case. There was a lot to this, over the…read morecourse of almost 3 months, so I'll try to summarize. Job was scheduled to start on July 23rd...they showed up the morning of the 22nd. The contract price was paid, which included a clear coat to be applied to the gables, all the doors painted and extra paint in all colors to be left with us for future touch up. Josh later spoke with someone who told him that clear coat would damage the gables, as they were not wood...so Josh told us Mollie had issued a refund to us on July 26th. There was a delay in painting the doors due to the installation of the special ordered entry doors. There were multiple texts trying to get Josh to come back (since Aug. 22nd) and finish painting the two doors, which were left with painting tape all over them, the weather strip removed and paint all over the trim that needed to be cleaned up. There was also trim paint all around the garage door that never got cleaned up, blue tape pieces all around the house for touch up and clean up areas that never got addressed. We also never received the refund they stated had already been issued. The story kept changing between a bank issue, a Square issue etc. and a couple promises to bring a check or the cash. There was a stack of materials left out in the rain, on the side of the house inside a gate that seldom gets used. When later discovered, the labels on the cans were all but gone, they were rusted and had water in them. All the other materials were rusted or were mildewing. Josh finally told us to call Molly and get on the schedule again instead of trying to fit it in to come over and finish. We were scheduled for Oct. 8th for Josh to come finish the doors, bring our paint and our refund. Mollie e-mailed the morning of the 8th questioning everything. By that afternoon, they had decided the job was complete, if we wanted anything else done to the doors, it would be an additional $100 per door, they were not going to bring any more materials and they were still checking on the refund. These are some of the most unprofessional people I have ever encountered. I will be posting this on every sight I can and I will be filing complaints.

We had a leak in our shower in our master bedroom and took advantage of the opportunity to make the…read moreshower larger by expanding into the walk in closet next to it. It turned out even better than we had hoped. Rob and his crew were great and did such a great job. When we contacted them, every contractor in town was booked out a long ways. Rob was also but did come do a bid for us when a lot of the others either wouldn't or were 4 months out to just do the bid. We are so glad he did because they handled everything professionally, kept us up to date on progress and did a fantastic job. We highly recommend them and will use them again in the future.

They came out and put up our gutters and even the new shade I bought for the patio. They had me…read morewalk around and I asked if they cleaned the gutters out and they said no. he called the owner and Rob said yes that he and I had discussed that. They went back up and cleaned them out as well as the roof of all the debris. They also found areas where gutters needed a little more maintenance.

Cascadia Construction fixed a large dry rot repair on structural corner of 3-story "high-end" house…read moreand installation of an additional pier & footing to correct significant mistake in original construction of house. WC describes the project & answers questions very well and is readily available during the project for further discussions (worries on my part). The crew lead Jeff was very experienced and well trained in modern techniques & materials. The lead carpenter Michael used care & craftmanship to do a great job. One or two junior helpers did the grunt work for the pros. Time & materials (not fixed price) contract was a worry, but they got it done in good time and at half the cost that I expected. Very professional for a very good price.

Cascadia did the ~450 sq ft addition on our house 2 years ago. They were excellent to work with…read morefrom start to finish. They were good at listening to our ideas and many questions, had great ideas to improve ours, utilized good quality sub-contractors, and were very good at communication. Their staff were great around our kids and patient with our neighbors. When challenges and surprises arose in the project (as they do), the team communicated with us and showed integrity in their responses. After it was all done, they followed up a few times to make sure every detail was up to snuff. I waited over a year to put in a review to ensure there weren't any surprises after we settled into the new space, but there haven't been. Their work is solid and top notch. We highly recommend them.

Incredible job installing and feathering a large patch of drywall job on the ceiling. The photos I…read morereceived from others who gave us estimates all showed the seams. This couple worked long hours together to get the job done in the middle of winter. We couldn't be happier. They have high standards.

It was great to work with Redeemer Construction again. This is our second project working with…read moreClarissa and her company. Fast and easy to work with. We had four bids on the house and she was very competitive with the other bids. We chose Redeemer Construction because we knew we would get exactly what we were looking for. Definitely would use again.

High Quality workmanship. Everything always on time and the build kept clean. Excellent…read morecommunication about timing and any needed change orders. Thorough documentation and records. We were not the easiest customers. We had never built before, used a custom design, AND insisted on being involved in many ways that probably weren't convenient for Mark (our build manager). Mark let us know when our parts of the timeline were coming up and what deadlines applied to our work. After the build, Stonewood has been responsive to questions about our new home. Would absolutely recommend Stonewood and use them again ourselves.

In 2018 I moved into my newly built home by Stonewood Construction. Due to issues with finish work…read moreI was forced to bring in the CCB board. After mediation I signed a waiver releasing stonewood of future issues. Fast forward to 2021 when mold appeared suddenly on my ceiling and drywall tape started separating. To my dismay, Stonewood Construction did not follow my city approved plans and the entire roof was not vented. Anyone familiar with a shed style roof knows that the venting is different then your traditional roof. The damage is extensive, estimated at $70,000 including removal of a large section of the roof. Stonewood Construction has chosen not to cover the damage, falling back on the old totally unrelated CCB agreement. This is their right. However they do not appear to have the ethical standards to pay for this repair. It was their huge mistake, and I believe that an excellent company would take care of this regardless of the CCB board ruling because it is the RIGHT thing to do. Buyer beware!!!!

The owner and crew did a great job! I had a total roof replacement installed, looks fantastic and…read morewas completed in a timely manner and the site was thoroughly cleaned up. Their price was also very competitive, I highly recommended you give them a call.

After months of struggling with another contractor to get my roof done, I contacted Duvalier with…read morePicture Perfect Construction and he and his team were at my house the next morning with shingles. They completed the entire job in two days and it looks really great! The price was fair and there were no hidden charges. The whole crew is exceptionally friendly and professional. I will definitely hire them again for my next project. I 100 percent recommend this company.

I ordered a beautiful butterscotch oak flooring from Home Depot, and it was delivered, only to wait…read moremonths because they don't have good installers. I called Dreyco (60 miles away from my town) They came out and leveled the floor because it was carpet before and wasn't level under the pad. They then did a great job installing the 2.25 inch planks in a huge area, living room, bedroom, and walk-in closet. Then they did 3 more smaller rooms from carpet to LVP. Great improvement.

Contracted with Tanner on the first of December 2023 for a master suite shower rebuild. Paid…read moreup-front deposit of $7,185.00. It was agreed that the job wouldn't start until after the first of the year. Tried to contact the company on January 5th. Left a message on the answering machine. No call back. Called again a couple of days later. Still no response. Tried a third time. No call back. I drove out to the showroom a few days later and found it closed and empty. DREYCO had moved out. Managed to track down Tanners mother to find he had moved into a warehouse complex off W.11th. When I arrived the place looked abandoned and the only sign that anything was going on as a small sign on one of the windows. I dug up some other phone numbers and still no call back. I Finally managed make contact with Ceasar to inform him that I had hired another contractor to do the job and wanted a refund. Ceasar agreed and said he would have refund check in the mail on a few days. It arrived a few days later, but failed to cash. Insuffient funds. That was the end of Februay. I'm still holding a bad check on 3/25/2024. I tried to make contact today but no one arrived at the new warehouse location. Next step. . . . Maybe the DA's office to file a formal complaint. I hope I don't have to do that.