We had the best experience with Handy Huckaby! They were very responsive from my initial contact…read moreand were incredibly transparent with their process, costs, and expectations of timing. I would highly recommend using them for all of your siding needs! The portion they repaired looks seamless!

Handy Huckaby agreed to replace a few pieces of siding, replace window flashing, replace a piece of…read morecrown, and caulk where needed. However, on the day of repairs I was informed they couldn't do the crown. Ok, we made an agreement to remove that from scope. The remaining work was completed, but wasn't up to standards. Joe, the owner, agreed and we scheduled follow up work. Furthermore, the caulking they did was cracking literally the next day, but was told 'the painters will take care of it.' The siding was cut crooked, putting it in a position where it would be in contact with water. They fixed it. The flashing was installed effectively open to water ingress, but was fixed on a follow up visit.

Mike's replaced our old chain link with a beautiful new wood fence. He is extremely courteous,…read moreprofessional and detailed. He worked through the evening one night to try and finish before the snow hit. He gave me great suggestions on where to place the fence and I appreciate his expertise. I highly recommend Mike if you have any fence related needs.

This company is very unreliable. I was given a quote and told that they would draw up a contract…read moreand send it to me. However, they never did. I reached out to them several times and they either didn't answer or told me they would be sending me a proposal which never happened. DO NOT use this company because they are extremely unreliable!

Working with Redrocks Drywall was easy and fast. I needed 3 areas in our home drywalled, mudded,…read moreand textured. The workers at Redrocks Drywall gave me a fast quote, came the next day to do the work, and everything was done in less than 3 hours! Well worth it. I highly recommend them.

fast, fair price, good quality work. From quote to finished was just a few days and was quite easy…read moreto work with

G3 Roofing provided quality Roofing services and I would recommend the company to my friends and…read morefamily!

TLDR: I backed out of the contract with G3 Roofing due to their questionable business practices and…read morethey still are charging me $5400 So apparently I owe G3 Roofing $5,400 for backing out of my contract with them after an accumulation of red flags. I fully acknowledge that I terminated the contract well after the 72 hour deadline, but it was mainly after an accumulation of red flags. I also freely admit I was not a careful consumer - I am moving across the country and have been putting all of my energy and thought into that. I put out a request for bids on gutters on my house on Yelp and got a bunch of responses. I arranged for some of those contractors to come out to look at the gutters on my house. G3 Roofing was the first company to come out. there were a handful of reviews on BBB that were all glowing - they have since disappeared - but now there is only a one-star review from another person who objected to their aggressive selling approach. Brian and Alyssa showed up to give me an estimate. Brian immediately wanted to know when my roof had been replaced and volunteered to take a look. It had been 7 years since it was last replaced, so I said fine. He concluded that it needed replacing and offered to talk to my insurance company and they say they will send someone out - he says he can be at my place to show them what's up. Again, I said fine because right now I'm overloaded. We talk about the gutters and modifications that could be made. I say I'll talk to some other contractors and let him know. He demands to know why I need to talk to other contractors - looking back it was all weirdly aggressive. I was very uncomfortable. That should have been my first red flag. I rationalized it to myself that in Colorado, getting your roof replaced is pretty standard, and he says he's only going to charge me as much as the insurance is giving me (which is normal, not some amazing deal). Ok fine. Plus, I'm juggling a hundred other things like fixing the yard, finding painters and yard maintenance people and planning how to move me, my pets and my worldly possessions across the country. Yeah, I was an easy mark. I sign the contract a couple weeks later and don't really look too closely at it. Then a couple weeks after that G3 roofing requests the entire insurance payment as their deposit and says they will send someone by to pick up the check. And that's when the alarm bells started clanging in my head. I told them I was not comfortable with that and would like to terminate the contract. It's well past their 72-hour back-out period. I told them 50% up-front would have been acceptable and 50% upon completion, but with me heading out of state before work even begins, I could not consider that. Bree emails me from the office that yes, 50% up front is reasonable and they could do that. I don't care at that point because their first move was to request essentially everything up front. I said I was terminating the contract. Bree called and proceeded to assure me that with insurance settlements paying the full amount as the deposit is standard and starts going on about ACVS or whatever. I said I would ask around about that. So I did. I called a general contractor who had done some major home renovations for me a few years ago. He said this was not cool at all and to walk away from it. My friend who spent years flipping real estate and had one of her houses custom built said to run not walk. And pretty much everyone I sought advice from online as well as my lawyer and realtor, said to back out of it. The general contractor I spoke with posed the question: "It's roofing season. Roofers are drowning in work. Why is this company so desperate to hold on to your business?" Why indeed. No work had been done and no materials had been ordered according to a recent email. So I sent them an email that yes, indeed, I was terminating the contract. Bree sent a sorrowful email in response that they would have to bill me $5,450 per the terms of the contract that says 20% in "liquidated damages" will be charged for termination after the 3-day lookback period. I'm very curious why a company in the middle of roofing season that has not lost any money, just some sales time, would try to force an uncomfortable client (due to the hard sell techniques and pay schedule) to continue working with them rather than moving on. Avoid this company.

So hard to find honest dependable handyman for our homes. These delightful young men are…read moreresponsive, knowledgeable and priced reasonably. I would recommend these brothers to snooze! Sue and Vince Papke Inspiration Aurora

I've both called and texted totaling 5 times over the last 3 weeks and have received no answer or…read moreresponse whatsoever. They are either out of business of fail miserably in follow-up and communication. AVOID THIS BUSINESS!

Do not work with this company. As a contractor, I was hired for my services, that after 4 months…read morestill haven't been paid. There is zero integrity from a company that claims it's "Veteran" owned.

Element recently started a project in my 'hood and, while I understand there are annoyances that go…read morealong with large-scale construction projects, these guys took complete advantage of my patience. I didn't mind the dust, rumbling, or noise, but their carelessness ended up damaging a significant part of my fence by backing through it with an excavator. The gentlemen on site would have left a giant hole in my fence if it weren't for my partner running over and asking them to fashion a temporary patch. For the permanent fix, repeated calls went unanswered. When I finally did get through, the person who I spoke with could not have cared any less. The conversation went a little something like this: "Hi, I'm the one who left voicemails about my fence." "K." "Yeah, during the course of construction, one of your excavators backed through my fence." "K.." "So... when are you going to fix it?" "Uhhh... what stage is it at? Framing? Probably in a couple weeks." "Great! That works perfectly." "Awesome. Okay, bye." "Wait. Don't you need my contact information?" "You live next door, right? Just come by and talk to someone on the work site in a couple weeks." A few days later, I found out they had been fired from the project a month before. My issue is finally being resolved by the actual property owner. Element Construction is an awfully crooked company, though.

DeYoung Brothers did a fantastic job on our kids' bathroom remodel! Jason and his crew were an…read moreabsolute joy to work with. They were friendly, dependable, and attentive throughout the entire process. They clearly care about the quality of their work, and we couldn't be happier with how the bathroom turned out. We'd gladly recommend them!

This company lacks integrity, and their work is so bad it is egregious. See the Google review with…read morepictures of the concrete work that best shows their standards, and the fact that then they screw up a job, not only will they not fix it, but they will try and charge you for THEIR OWN MEASURING MISTAKES? The owner does nothing but argue and argue that the work looks fine??? Please see the pictures...it is anything but fine. Three separate concrete contractors have seen the work in person, and one has seen pictures via email, and all four are not only appalled by the work they saw. The steps are so far out of code it's beyond rational, not to mention the edge is so dangerously warped, it causes you to feel like you are going to fell when your ankle rolls left and right, depending on where you step. But don't trust my word, see the pictures, which are key.

Roof damaged? Call Wes, he is thorough, honest, from and located in Colorado, servicing the Denver…read moremetro area. He put a new roof and skylights (vaulted ceiling) in our townhome two years ago. I didn't have to deal with our HOA mgt company except provide their contact info. It could not have gone smoother. Now, 2 years later, I thought we had an issue to address, he came out with his giant ladder. Turned out to be a nuisance call for him, NO charge to me! What a guy! Thanks Wes, you're the best.

Wes and his Abraham Benson team were incredible. They got our full roof replacement done 9 days…read morebefore our extremely aggressive hard deadline (closing date). Wes' communication throughout the process was top-notch, and we got a 10-year transferable warranty which was passed over immediately and seamlessly to the new owners. They were also very pleased with our choice in going with Abraham Benson Roofing. Wes and his team reduced our stress exponentially during a typical stress-filled home sale. We found Abraham Benson Roofing here on Yelp by submitting a project request to all local roofing companies, to have our roof replaced. Some of the other companies who responded were not great to work with in the initial (quoting) phase.