Work with them several times for other clients but now I am looking forward to pick and choose all…read morethe available materials for my new home.

I love the Home Renovations team! They are so knowledgeable and pay close attention to detail. They…read morehelped me convert my master bathroom from a shower with a tub to a beautiful walk in shower. Best part is everything was completed on schedule and on budget. Thank you!!!

I was referred to Adam from a friend. I wanted a laundry room renovation and needed a lot to be…read moreincorporated in a small space. Adam designed and executed exactly what we wanted. It is not only functional but aesthetically beautiful. Adam and Josue worked together to give us a wonderful working space with a stackable washing tower, sink and refrigerator. New cabinets were also installed. Adam took ownership and managed all the details. We could not be happier. We would definitely call him again for future projects!

Remodeled a bathroom for me and did so with impeccable attention to detail. Very impressed and will…read morebe calling again for a few other projects.

I was asked to pick out tile, fixtures, and cabinets from a list of vendors. I had initially…read moreselected grey cabinets, but called the vendor back to change my preference to white. I used white cabinet samples to compare to the countertops during selection. The work was done quickly at first. Demo took a couple days with the owner and one worker. When it came time to install the cabinets, they had ordered the grey color cabinets. When I called the vendor to confirm my color choice, she informed me that ARJ had never placed an order with them. The cabinets (and presumably the tile as well) must have been ordered from some alternate vendor. ARJ fought with me to insist that the grey cabinets were fine and looked good. I had to insist that they install the cabinets that I selected. Because the shower pan installation didn't account for the lip of the shower bench, the bench installation was done by cutting a notch out of my doorframe to accommodate. When I insisted this be corrected, the bench was cut down smaller and the notch was filled with silicone caulk (which shrunk upon drying). The mosaic tile used for the shower pan floor and on the walls was uneven and poorly cut and installed. ARJ blamed this on defective tiles from the manufacturer and insisted that this could not be avoided. No spacers were used on the mosaic tile resulting in uneven and jagged lines. Tiles were chipped and cracked during installation. There was a film left from the grout which has stained the tile floors. The wall tile and shower tile are still covered with a film. The light fixtures that were installed were not even centered above the sinks, and when I asked to have this corrected, ARJ suggested just moving the mirror over (even though this would also be off-center with the sink). I asked ARJ for an itemized invoice for the cost of materials numerous times and they never provided one. I was charged over $5,000 for materials (tile, cabinets, and countertops - fixtures were purchased personally). When confronted with the issues, ARJ argued that the work was fine and that the damage to the tiles was hardly noticeable, especially if you stood back from the walls. I insisted on receiving an itemized invoice because I feel certain I was overcharged for the materials (including the tile that was damaged).

From reading reviews, I believe ARJ Remodeling likely does great work. However, I'll never get a…read morechance to experience their work because of the way they handled canceling their appointment with me to give an estimate on an entire basement renovation. On Friday at 6:30 PM, I was able to line up an appointment for their estimator to arrive at our home the next day (Saturday) at 4 PM. I rearranged my day on Saturday to make sure I would be there when the estimator arrived. At 3:21, the estimator called my cell phone and left a message. He called again at 3:25. At 3:30, I received a text asking if I was home and then another text that said my appointment was canceled due to no response. During these 10-15 minutes, I was on a treadmill running, so I did not have my phone handy. Honestly, I could have been doing a lot of things and not had my cell phone handy... reading a book, working in the yard, playing games with my kids, etc. If I had been told by ARJ Remodeling that I would receive a phone call or text 30-45 minutes prior to the appointment and that if I did not respond, the appointment would be canceled, I would have made sure I had my cell phone handy. However, I was never told this important fact. So, when I got off the treadmill at 3:35 to make the 5-minute ride home to be home 15-20 minutes before the appointment, I picked up my phone and saw the text that my appointment had been canceled. I texted back expressing my disappointment and received a text that stated: "That's not good you did not answer even text at 3:30." Read that text again... notice it is my fault the appointment had been canceled. I was irritated, so I called and said: "Wow, that's a great way to lose business." I admit this was not the best way to start the conversation. At the same time, the young man who answered the phone immediately put the blame on me (as he did with the text). He explained, in a verbose manner, that it was my fault that I did not answer my phone and that his estimator didn't want to drive 30 minutes to an appointment if I wasn't going to be there. I mentioned we had just made the appointment a day earlier, that I keep my appointments, that I was never told I needed to answer a phone call before the appointment to confirm I was there, and that if I had been told this fact that I would have made sure I had my phone handy. The young man barely took a breath before he started explaining again that the problem was that I didn't answer my phone. This is when I decided to hang up. Never once did the person answering the phone say, "We are sorry we canceled your appointment" and there was no apology for any misunderstanding, even though I stated that I had rearranged my entire day to be available for this appointment. Here's the kicker... I'm getting 2-3 estimates, which is what most people likely do for a big project like this one, and ARJ was the company I was leaning towards hiring because their online reviews are strong. Obviously, after the way I was treated as a potential customer, I won't be doing business with them. With that said, my disappointment is not just with the way I was treated as a potential customer. I'm also disappointed that ARJ is out of the running for this project because, as stated in my first paragraph, it sounds like they do good work. One final word. Please feel free to check out my other reviews. At the time of this review, I have left 14 other reviews -- 12 5-star reviews and two 1-star reviews (one which was updated to a 4-star reivew). I don't like leaving negative reviews and rarely do, so for me to leave one means something.

REVIEW BY RSZ INTERIORS. We have a limited number of characters, so we are going to number list the…read moreimportant things anyone should know about our experience with Greg Z Erving and Husky Cara. 1. The review by HappyNess M below is accurate, we had a very similar experience with this contractor. 2. Contractor owes our firm $2,700.00 and refuses to reimburse us for the overpayment claiming expenses that he refuses to submit receipts for. He was overpaid for a job he did not complete, and we had to complete on his behalf to make the client whole. 3. This contractor had the audacity to send a letter to the homes of the subdivision (3000 homes) we were working with, including us and our client's physical address, using our name without our knowledge or consent - claiming work he was not doing. This exclusive subdivision does not allow soliciting by their preferred vendors, which we are, so we had to do some damage control not to lose our ability to work within this community. (see below) 4. This contractor took videos, pictures and project renderings created by our firm and posted them on his social handlers claiming them as his work. He was warned about this on several occasions not only by our firm, but by the painting company, the pool company, the rendering company. When we addressed this, he blocked us. (see below) 5. This contractor is not a licensed GC and his businesses are not registered in the State of Georgia. He does business under Husky Cara, LLC & Rapid Basements, LLC. Both businesses are registered to a PO Box and there is no physical mailing address for this contractor - except for several addresses in the state of Philadelphia where his businesses are registered. 6. The idea book on this contractor's Houzz page are all images of RSZ Interior's projects. 7. This contractor does not keep a clean job site and does not manage his subs accordingly. In our experience subs were lacking direction and guidance and did not know what was supposed to be accomplished. 8. This contractor does not follow plans and schematics and does not convey the goals to his "crew". RSZ Interiors has been in business for 24 years and we have an outstanding reputation. For the reasons above and others that are detailed in longer reviews, we would NOT in good conscious recommend Greg Cesar Erving, Greg Z Erving, Husky Cara Fine Homes, Rapid Basements or whatever other entity represented by this gentleman.

Does not pay his subcontractors. We are still waiting on a payment from 1 year ago for several…read morethousands of dollars. Does not care that we were forced to file a lien on the homeowners property due to his nonpayment. Does not respond or even attempt to explain the reason behind nonpayment. Completely evasive and unprofessional. Beware before hiring this joke of a "company". See you in court!

Joel showed up to my house without a mask. I asked him to wear one before entering, but he decided…read moreto leave instead. Super rude and unprofessional.

So overall they did a really poor job. But the cherry on top was my interaction with the owner…read more The crew left on what was supposed to be the last day with the stairs unfinished (which was part of the quote). They wanted payment, but I refused to pay until the job was complete as stated in their contract. That evening the owner of the company called me with his family in the car actually screaming at me, cussing me out for not paying. I didn't back down, and refused to pay until the job was complete. The next day he sent out someone to finish the stairs, I paid, and swore to never use this company again. I advise you to avoid as well.

I was in search for someone to redo our master shower. It had been previously tiled, and the…read moreworkmanship left something to be desired. I found Travis Martin on the web and decided to contact him. I cannot say enough about his professionalism, dedication to his work, and meticulous way he goes about doing his job. If you want someone to do the job quickly, then he is not your man, but you will be quite pleased with the outcome if you choose Charash! His work ethic is unmatched in today's world. Thanks, Travis, for a job well done!

Thank you to Travis Martin at http://www.charashrenovations.com/ for a quality experience with a…read moregorgeous outcome on our new guest bathroom floor. We highly recommend him!

db Atlanta is a sophisticated remodeling contractor, but even the best firms are only as good as…read morethe people that represent them at the job site. Chad Allen was easy to work with and committed to delivering top quality work - ask for him if you can.

We had DB Atlanta remodel our master bath, a $50K plus job. At first it went great. Appearance wise…read morethey did a very good job. The remodel included a heated floor system, that all documentation said was to be connected to 120 volt circuit. Unfortunately, their electrical team installed it on a 220 volt circuit. We didn't find this out until a few years later when the thermostat failed, and a manufacturers rep diagnosed the problem. Fortunately only the thermostat failed although according to the manufacturer the floor elements could have also failed do to the over voltage situation. When DB Atlanta was first notified they indicated they would be willing to work with us to correct the problem, but eventually refused to return our phone calls, refused to answer a complaint filed with the BBB, and refused to respond to a letter from our attorney. We have more projects in future but would never again use DB Atlanta, nor could we recommend them.

We contacted this company to do a repair on our toilet, hot water heater, and install a ceiling fan…read moreand tankless water heater under our kitchen sink. They were usually 2-4 hours late in arrival time. The water heaters were plumbed incorrectly- he used the wrong couplings, tubing and also installed improperly. He turned the pressure up to 160 (60 is the max per professionals). The valve had to be replaced and we paid $1,000 to a master plumber to re - plumb correctly and replace the valve. The ceiling fan was wired backward. They would not return my calls or text when I asked them to come fix it. Very poor quality and customer service.

Wes Smith is pretty good guy and he did a fantastic job for my home gutter repair. Good customer…read moreservice and we can depend upon his work. I recommend him for a great job.