Kelli Griggs knows the market and is an expert at selling a house. Her team exceeded our…read moreexpectations every step of the way. Our house sold 6 days after listing, for more than we initially thought we would get for it. The media the team created was top tier, the social campaigns were professional and well executed. The advice on what to do/not do when prepping the house for sale was perfect. I would 100% choose Kelli Griggs and Navigate Realty to sell your house.

About twelve years ago we used Kelli Griggs when selling our home in San Jose & again as our…read morerealtor for the purchase of a new home in Placerville. She did a wonderful job for us. When we decided to sell our home in Placerville this year & move to a 55+ community, we of course used Kelli Griggs & her team at Navigate Realty. Kelli sold our Placerville home & she & Meghan Hill represented us for the purchase of a new home in Folsom. We couldn't have asked for better realtors. They got us an offer above the list price on the sale of our Placerville home & negotiated a lower price on the new home we purchased. Kelli & Meghan are awesome. They really take an interest in serving their clients needs. They put their clients interests first at all times on both sides of a deal.

My experiences with All Power Brokers are all completely positive! I do know that Agent Tina…read moreStarling-Denis is no longer with the company. This company has been in business since 1995 as a result of consistently delivering highly professional and expert services to their customers. I only know the previous reviewers' side of the story, but considering the agent in question is no longer with the company I think that one can conclude that the people/person in control is constantly recessing the business to ensure that they are giving the best possible service to their clients. I would highly recommend this company and the agents for any real estate needs you may have!

Wendy James provided outstanding service helping me place an offer on an REO in Calaveras County…read more She responded immediately to my initial inquiry, researched further information on the property and provided key information and ongoing updates throughout the REO offer process with additional information she gleaned as the process unfolded. Unfortunately, my offer turned out not to be the winning bid. However, should another property of interest become available in the area, I would jump at the chance to use Wendy as my Realtor!

Mark was very professional and is definitely the man to go when you are ready to sell or buy your…read morehouse! Mark was able to get our house on the market quickly and guided us throughout the entire process. his outstanding work left us stress-free. I cannot recommend Mark and Sac Platinum Realty enough. Thank You! Roger Toney

If I could give zero stars, I absolutely would. Let me start by stating I do not want the company…read moreas a whole to be zero because I only worked with one person. So, this could be an outstanding Realty Company and just one unprofessional realtor. Monday, May 2, I made arrangements with Shannon to see a home that is about an hour away from Modesto. Unfortunately, my family and I drove an hour to view a home, and Shannon never showed. When I texted her to let her know I was at the property, she never responded. My husband and I sat there for a while. She never ever text'd to say, 'Sorry, there was an emergency and I was unable to show' she never said anything. That was so unprofessional and rude that I doubt I would ever use the company again after that. -If rude was a person

Per Bob's response:…read more Bob claimed that I turned his workers away when they showed up as scheduled on multiple occasions. This is not accurate. On several occasions Bob sent workers on days when I had not been informed they would be coming (Saturday and Sundays) . Although this was unexpected, I still welcomed them and allowed them to work. While not expected I thought it was a sign that they were ready to get the job done quickly. Bob also scheduled a potential replacement tile tradesman to come look at the job without notifying me ahead of time. I had to leave church in order to meet him, and I did so because I wanted to keep the project moving forward. The only time I asked his crew not to come was when our family was on vacation from the end of July through the beginning of August. This trip had been planned months in advance, and the bathroom was originally supposed to be finished by the end of May, so there should not have been any scheduling conflict. In contrast, there were many days where I expected people to come to my home to work and nobody showed up. Sometimes for multiple days in a row, leaving my bedroom without a door, and debris all over my bathroom. Bob also claimed that I requested nearly a dozen changes during the course of the project. This is not correct. The only adjustments that occurred were either suggestions made by his tradesmen (such as adding a transition between the tile and carpet) or "pivots" needed to address mistakes made. In those situations, I tried to find solutions that would save both time and money. Once the project was bid, we did not request changes to the original scope other than those mentioned above. I do not understand why Bob made this claim in his response. Bob also stated that the tile pattern was extremely complex. As can be seen in the photos, the floor consists of hex mosaic tiles and the walls are standard 3x6 subway tile. Both of these tile styles have been widely used for over 100 years. We discussed the tile selections before Bob submitted his bid. In fact, this same tile combination was installed in another bathroom by Bob's crew the previous year, and it turned out beautifully. Aside from a small issue with the floor that was quickly corrected, the finished bathroom looks fantastic. I love that bathroom, which is why I hired Bob again for our master bathroom project. Because of that positive experience, I find it surprising that he now describes this project as extremely complex. Based solely on our first bathroom project with that crew, I would have recommended Bob without hesitation. Bob also claimed that I did not give them the opportunity to fix the grout issues on the floor. I have text message threads showing that I requested these repairs several times and it was not corrected. Eventually, the situation became tense. Bob even told me that his workers did not like me. He later walked that statement back and said only his foreman was frustrated with me. At that point, I did not want to continue asking for the same repairs repeatedly and risk further conflict with the foreman, so I ultimately accepted the result and moved forward with finishing the job. (aside from his foreman being frustrated with the situation, I found all of the people that came to work at my house to be very nice and enjoyable people). Bob has stated that he is confident the shower is completely waterproof. However, the corner of the built-in shower niche has pulled away from the wall, leaving a large crack and gap in the grout. I have had to recaulk this area twice. I hope that there is no water behind the wall, but the issue is concerning. Additionally, there is a screw in the shower faucet that can be pulled out because it is not threaded into anything. I have not yet had time to investigate this further, but it raises additional concerns about the integrity of the installation.

I had interviewed at least 10 roof contractors and Rocky, from Vista was one of two that actually…read moregot on my roof and walked it. I was looking for that honest straight forward OLD school contractor whose word was his bond. That's why I chose Vista Builders. I got the buns rush from other National roofers. I feel good about my choice. Vista wasn't the cheapest but they were the honest and straight forward. I liked the timely response from Jamie in the office and then, got a call from the owner himself- Bob Statham- being in business myself I know what that means to the bottom line. I will be recommending Vista Builders. Richard H

Every so often you come across a real estate agent that is exceptional, and Kristen and Jason…read moreWeckworth are those agents! They have all the qualities that you expect in a first class real estate agent - they're both responsive, professional, knowledgeable, thorough, and diligent. They know how to stage a home for sale, they have built a strong support team, and they have an excellent network of handymen, cleaners, and gardeners. They truly are one-stop... or two stop, there's two of them you see! ;-) Kristen and Jason really go the extra mile for their clients. For example, they spent an enormous amount of time helping me to arrange furniture, landscaping, and other aspects of my home to ensure it showed well. They also took the time to listen to me and understand what was important to me in selling a home, and ensured that their priorities reflected my own. I never felt pressured or forced into a decision or strategy that I didn't agree with. One very unique attribute of this husband and wife team is their fantastic communication. Whether by phone, text, email, or in person meetings, I always felt connected to their process through constant communication and response to my questions and inquiries. As a team, they are a seemless extension of each other, and I felt like I was truly part of their team. Just the idea of selling or buying real estate can be stressful. I interviewed multiple agents and didn't know Jason or Kristen from the start, but I developed a sincere sense of trust in their negotiation strategy and incredible skill. Now I can even say that we have become friends! When you are selling a high end property, you need an exceptional agent. The thing that makes Kristen and Jason exceptional is that they have owned and run their own commercial business. This gives them the edge when it comes to negotiating and handling one of your most important financial assets. I strongly recommend Kristen and Jason Weckworth, and I can't fully express how happy I have been with such a successful transaction for my luxury home and property.

I first met Kristen when we were both helping mutual friends purchase their first home. As a…read moremortgage originator, I have worked with many Real Estate Agents, and hands down working with Kristen was in the top 1%. She is friendly, thorough, professional, and just thinks of everything through the process and gets it all done. She has thorough knowledge of her profession, and uses that to guide her clients through each step. Even with all of that, her level headedness and calmness throughout the entire process was also a breath of fresh air. We have had the opportunity to work together through the years and I feel blessed every time that she is on the other side of the transaction. I take great care in referring anyone as I feel their ability to pull through reflects on me, and I can tell you I always refer Kristen with 200% confidence!

This broker mis-managed the sale of our home in a most unprofessional manner. Besides being late,…read moreshe was manipulative, and we believe deceitful. Prospective buyers told us they were unable to reach her or they were told by her that the home was already under contract, which it was not. We referred several interested persons to her, but she never brought any of them to see the home. When we questioned this, she claimed her phone was not working. She would often break down in tears, telling us how mean other clients were to her - a manipulation to gain sympathy. Karen told us from the start that she knew to whom she would sell our home, even though it was out of their price range. She was also in charge of the sale of that party's home, but in order to make the sale happen within their budget she continually criticized our home in order to force us to lower the price. We resisted. She came out at one point and asked us "what do I have to do to get you to move!" During an Open House we over-heard her telling one couple that the home had issues and she "had a better home for them." Another time a lady came to tour the home and asked us where the "water damage" was! There was no water damage but they insisted they were told by Karen that the home had water damage. How this broker continues to receive such a good rating is beyond us, when we can produce an abundance of neighbors, all of whom are upset with her tactics. The real estate business is complex and there is sometimes a fine line between ethical and unethical conduct in the course of selling homes and of course, these things can be difficult to prove. Putting such an important asset in the hands of someone who may or may not be trustworthy is very risky. We did not have the heart to tear up the contract and fire her on the spot. If we could go back in time, we would find the courage to do exactly that. We still feel traumatized by our experience with her.

Wow!!! Karen was amazing! She was able to find us a rental home in record breaking time... She…read morealso sold our home and found us a new one. Karen really cares about her clients and is very professional. I would highly recommend her services.

Highly recommended, fast and reliable service . It's beautiful roof my house looks amazing! Thank…read moreyou.

Michael was contacted thru yelp and was the first to respond and came out immediately…read more He gave me a reasonable quote to install my skylight and was very professional. I gave him the job n him and his crew were on it a couple days later. They did a great install with minimal mess they cleaned up and did everything we agreed on ... Reliable n dependable n no BS I liked them n give them 5 stars for sure..

Tyler, my original "salesman" was professional. Came out and provided what appeared to be a…read morereasonable quote given the nature of the work. There was a question over whether a discount should be applied given the cost estimate and the mailbox flyer they distributed, but he addressed that. The work was done in a day, photos taken, etc. The 1st red flag was that I didnt see hardly any debris or trash from the work. Only a few cracked tiles and some supplies. I presumed they put the waste materials in their truck and disposed of them. Because I had filed a homeowners insurance claim an inspector came out a few days after the work CSR had completed. That review painted a different picture from the pics I was sent. 2nd red flag. Crap that was supposed to have been removed wasn't. Bird spikes attached were done incorrectly with no netting. Some tiles were still loose and others cracked. Shortly after the work was done I received an email stating Tyler was no longer with CSR and to contact them if I had any questions. I sent them the concern over the work not being completed, including the inspectors report, and followed up with a manager over the phone. I was told they would send a team out in a couple of weeks to complete the work properly. After four weeks, I called back and emailed. No responses. 3rd red flag. I subsequently had to have another contractor come and paid them almost a 1/3 of what CSR received for the work they never did. There was a reason why I didn't see any debris in my garbage after the original work. A mound of debris was left out of sight under my solar panels with other debris in my gutters. 4th red flag. As getting on a roof is not something most people can or should do, you need to have a trustworthy, reliable, responsive, and honest contractor to do the work at a fair cost. CSR showed NONE of these qualities in their work or in handling this project. I would think twice about considering them for any roofing project unless you can physically watch them do the work. Pictures are subject to what they want to take and show you.

The new roof does not leak and looks good. Unfortunately that is the only plus side since there…read morewere mistakes made by CSR and especially their subcontractors. As a contractor overseeing the job, you are responsible for the companies that you sub-out to. The crew who tore off the old roof broke two lawn sprinklers that they tried to hide that I had to replace. They broke bricks that line the stairway to our front door and tried to set them back to look like they had not been disturbed. They damaged 5 screens which I had to get replaced. I do not think they picked up a single nail even though they assured me that they would. We picked up handfuls of old nails, hundreds, and one that went into my foot. The gutter company put up gutters that had all kinds of bends in them. Not huge bends, but for brand new you would think they would be straight. If you look at them from the side you can really tell. As for CSR itself, if they put up new wood it is not painted. Also looking at the attached pictures, they needed to get flashing under this area but never blocked the hole after they tore off the piece that was there. So they made the hole and did not fix it. This hole was big enough for small animals to crawl through to get into my attic. And that is just one of many holes that I have had to fix on my own. Also they need to realize that every piece of roofing that they cut and throw on your lawn in July will burn it. So if you want to spend $42000+ on your roof and garage roof, and don't mind cleaning up after them and storing their plywood sheets and 2x6's for two weeks in your driveway after they leave, go for it. Otherwise, find someone else.