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Exteriors West - ACRYLIC

Exteriors West

(19 reviews)

Love Love Love our new patio cover with skylights! Dan is a kind, respectful and detailed…read moreowner/installer. So very pleased with the quality, price and installation. Thank you Dan!!

I don't usually do reviews of anything but restaurants or food but the service I received from…read moreExteriors West left me wanting to tell the world so here it goes. If you could describe Exteriors West with one word it would be "Outstanding" with a capital O. Dan, who is owner and installer, has got the installation down to a science. Dan arrived at my home around 8am to install a 16' X 20' aluminum patio cover which he flawlessly and meticulously installed by himself and completed around 6:00pm, Including cleanup. He has been doing this work for 25 years now and it shows! Do you remember the days of great customer service and honesty of business owners in the 50's? Well there are a few still out there and Dan is one of them. Maybe that is why the Better Business Bureau has given Exteriors West an A+. He completed the patio cover then proceeded to look over the cover with a fine tooth comb, wiping down the cover removing any finger prints or dirt he saw then he continued to look it over and painting any scratch or blemish with the factory touch up paint. Just this alone took about 45 minutes to an hour this is how meticulous Dan is and what kind of commitment he has to make everything perfect. When Dan started the job he put down sheets of cardboard and covered my deck with it to protect it. And at the end of the job he swept up his work debris and picked up the cardboard. He then blew off my deck with a leaf blower and picked up any stray garbage. My deck was left cleaner than when he got there. Then fit and finish of my cover is outstanding! From the planning, selection of materials and construction, Dan has been very patient and full of information and suggestions. If you need a patio cover, carport, RV cover, railings, window awnings, whether it be residential, commercial or industrial, Exteriors West is the company you want to go with. He said he does jobs all around Washington and told me he had just returned from a commercial job in Oregon. Sorry if this sound like a commercial but when I find a company that does an outstanding job all the way around, I have to tell someone. And today, you're that someone.

Timberline Patio Covers - Rebuilt Kent, WA patio with Pecan/Mocha composite decking, black glass railing, low-voltage lighting, and a clean Colonial White underside.

Timberline Patio Covers

(24 reviews)

We couldn't be more thrilled with the results!…read more The first contractor we contacted actually referred us to Timberline due to the size and complexity of the job. I had some rough drawings I had made using free 3D drawing software (look at the photos to compare the concept drawings to the final result). I showed them my ideas in December, we discussed materials, components, and pricing throughout January, and signed a contract in late January. They prepared architectural drawings in February and the engineering in March. By April we were in Permitting with the city and broke ground in late May. They knew we were planning a big party for Mid August so they worked feverishly to get it all done in time. Tony was our project manager and was great with communication. Lucas was our construction lead and Matt his assistant, and they both were great to have on the job, and they kept us updated daily with what they were working on and what was coming next. I was also impressed with their choice of contractors for the gas, electric, masonry, and painting, all did high quality work and were very professional, courteous, and respectful of our home and our neighbors. Throughout the project Tony (Project Manager) had great ideas on how we could improve things, and they were always very responsive to our wishes, working very hard to make sure everything was exactly as we wanted. For as much of an ordeal as it can be to have people working at your house for four months, they made it as painless and as stress free as possible. There we no major issues or concerns, and even the minor stuff was typically cleared up in one email or phone call. I can't imagine having a better experience. And the final result is absolutely amazing! We are on the patio every day and throughout the weekends, watching football, cooking, and enjoying hosting friends and family. It's made such a huge impact on our quality of life. I only wish we had done this sooner. The scope of the work was a 16x30 covered patio, plus pavers along the front and side, and a separate paver and fire pit area. The patio has 4 skylights, a ceiling fan, 12 recessed can lights, four 4Kw heaters, a 36-inch gas fireplace, 36-inch Hestan grill and dual side burners, Bose speakers, and a 70-inch Skyvue outdoor TV. The counter tops are granite, and the kitchen, built-in seating, and fireplace are covered in natural stone. The seating is topped with natural blue stone and has built-in storage areas underneath. The flooring is Mbrico porcelain tile and it is amazing! We've already had things like grease and even a bit of paint spill on to it, but everything just wipes up effortlessly with a little shot of Formula 409 and a paper towel. It's expensive, but if you want zero maintenance flooring that will last a lifetime, this is the stuff to get. I can't speak highly enough of Timberline patio covers and their entire team. If you are looking for top quality work, you won't be disappointed.

They just wasted my time by saying they can repair fireplace then saying at the end it is not the…read moreservice they provide!

Construction Kings - https://www.facebook.com/share/1GaeQnMo9h/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Construction Kings

(30 reviews)

Construction Kings really puts the CON in construction…read more We signed a contract May 21st, 2025 for a project beginning August 2025 that we were told would take 10 days to finish in two parts - new windows would be installed in August, and our backyard deck would be completed in October. My daughter was six months old when we signed the contract. She is now a walking, talking toddler. Time flies when you are waiting on Construction Kings. Over the course of the last 11 months, we have experienced the full range of emotions. We were elated by the wonderful communication and personal touch that we received in May, June, and July 2025. Right up until the moment work was set to begin. August 4th, someone from Construction Kings came out to re-take window measurements. September 3rd we were told those windows were finally ordered. After weeks of no contact/updates, we tried to pursue steps to be refunding in October. Owner Zak Nash reached out via phone October 14th. He was apologetic, full of reasons why work hadn't started, and he promised up one side and down the other work would begin no later than November 5th and be completed within 10 days. Two days of work transpired, the crew then ghosted for a week only to show up in order to pick up tools to take to another work site. Promises were made again and again and again. More apologies. Still no work. Old foremen, new foremen, came and went. We were told explicitly that no windows had ever been ordered but the WOULD be ordered, not to worry. Then the phones stopped working, and the company started hemorrhaging staff. It turns out that while customers were paying for work that was not being done, staff was doing work but not being paid. I attempted to find amicable resolution with the owner through various avenues, but he was unwilling to discuss the matter through writing or over the phone on a recorded line. After the stories of obfuscation and intentional lying that were passed onto me by not one, not two, not three, but FOUR separate former employees, I was unwilling to put myself into a situation where his word was all that I had to go by. I am a new mom who still has no functional windows to combat the increasing heat of Seattle summers, and no deck or backyard area to try and cool down. My yard is still littered with discarded wood, shards of metal, trash, and general refuse left behind by the Construction Kings crew. I have foolishly given all the money I had saved for my home improvement project to Construction Kings and Zak Nash. I have been cheated, lied to, and left holding the bag like so many others. Read the complaints on the Better Business Bureau website. Check with the Washington Attorney General's Office to see just how many folks have filed complaints. Simply google Zak Nash and Construction Kings to see other horror stories from customer and subcontractors left in the lurch. Do not make the mistake that I made. Take your money and run far, far away. TL; DR $34,277.73 cash paid on our $45,703.64 project which has been unfinished and completely abandoned for months Over 50 texts/phone calls/messages unanswered Days since work was last performed: 258 and counting BBB rating: F

Update: Zak finally reached out in December about getting…read moreanother roofer out to bid the project. I asked him what happened to RJ&T, who had already bid (and I thought HAD the job). He told me that they didn't want to do the work until spring and he knew we didn't want to wait that long. I told Zak that was BS! He told me that's what Mike Robinson told him. I said well Mike is a liar, because I know for a fact this was not true!!! My husband and I had been in constant communication with the roofer they had subcontracted. Because unlike Con Kings, he actually answers/returns calls. The roofer was waiting on them to order the material! We went weeks without hearing anything, then we'd get a call about how the metal roofing was ordered and work would start in a few weeks. That deadline came and went. More calls to Zak to order the roofing... finally we had a confirmation on the order and a delivery date! Then came the argument about payment. Con Kings had told the roofer that we were going to pay him directly our final payment of $27,492 after the roof was installed. But in theory, Con Kings still were contracted to do the patio cover. So my argument was, why would I pay the sub before your part was done?! Zak gave me some BS story about how they would be out at the same time building the patio cover and it would all be completed at the same time. But I have seen over the course of 11 months how they do business. They kept doing the bare minimum, just to pacify us. I call it "bread-crumbing". Then we would get ghosted for weeks or months at a time. How could I believe anything Zak said? We had been conditioned to know exactly what to expect out of the Con Kings. Roofing material was delivered on 1/16/26. I called Zak that day, but he didn't answer (shocking, I know!) I left a message telling him we were going to pay the sub directly to get this project underway, finally. On the message I also urged him to pay the roofer the $5k deposit he asked for to purchase materials to repair and prep the roof. In true Zak fashion, I was ghosted for 3 weeks. I finally received a text from Zak on 2/5/26, asking when they can schedule the patio cover install. (This text came after the we called Honey Bucket to remove the port-o-John from our property. I'm assuming Honey Bucket reached out to CK to notify them of the scheduled pick up, and that prompted Zak to reach out). At that point I responded to Zak and told him that RJ&T had not only completed the roof, but also took care of constructing the new patio cover. I said it took a legit construction company 11 working days to complete a project that CON KINGS could not complete (or barely start) in 355 days. (We got 7 working days out of CON KINGS - and it was sloppy and half assed.) This whole experience has been nothing short of a nightmare. Zak and his cronies are human scum. They are all complicit in Zak's scheming lies. I'm just waiting patiently for KARMA to do her job. The CON KINGS need to be stopped.

J Zamora Construction - Backyard

J Zamora Construction

(28 reviews)

I am very, very happy with the new patio Jose and team installed. They are an excellent company to…read morework with for the following reasons: QUALITY - paver layout is beautiful, & they installed extra gravel & drainage pipes to address my "swamp" COMMUNICATION - I always knew exactly what was happening, when the workers/trucks would be here. Before work began, Jose responded promptly to my requests for changes in design, gave detailed drawings &estimates PRICE - it was a very fair price, and lower than the other bid I got for a simple rectangular design DESIGN - my requirements were a bigger patio that covers up the swamp. Jose came up with a plan that has curves to fit in well with the curves in my existing landscape, plus the swamp is gone! He gave me advice on which sizes of pavers would work well in the design. PROFESSIONALISM - every day the team was on time and left the area cleaned up. They laid and re-laid pavers until they were satisfied with the look. They spent a lot of time leveling and fixing places where water pooled on my lawn/old patio. They improved the downspout drains and crawlspace vents. Call them for your project, you'll be glad you did!

After 2 years living in our Issaquah rambler, we were tired of our grubby back yard. With a very…read moresloping hillside slumping into it, the constant roll of rocks, and puddling of runoff made the space not very enjoyable. Our small deck, and a big dirt patch was also not a clean or functional space for us or our dog - so it was time for a change. Once we set our minds to investing in a renovation, I met with 7 (yes 7!) concrete, rockery, and paver providers to discuss the projected heat their ideas, and solicit quotes. A number of the providers were visionless, one was rude, and another was wildly expensive (twice as much as any of the others). Enter Jose and J Zamora Construction. While my initial vision for the space was admittedly to have a concrete patio, with a paver retaining wall - after meeting with Jose, my mind changed. In the most genuine and non-pressuring tone possible, he educated me about the benefits of using pavers (repairability, less cracking risk, better drainage, etc). That, combined with both his understanding of the challenges of my property, as well as his unique lense on a design for our space - made Jose a stand out. I also greatly appreciated that when I expressed specific wishes, he did not take offense when those ideas didn't align with his initial recommendation. When some providers acted put-off when I said "I don't want to take out this tree" (etc.), Jose took it in stride and offered solutions rather than trying to convince me that my preference was unreasonable. After viewing our property, he was prompt, kind, and fair in his quote to us. His documentation was thorough and clear. That, along with his truly aesthetically, and functionally minded vision for our space convinced me to completely pivot from "I'm doing concrete", to "let's go with pavers". After hiring Jose, he recommended products that suited our combined vision for my yard, was transparent about potential overages, and ultimately executed a project that is beyond my dreams for our difficult space. His crew of 6 busted their behinds for 4 solid days to crack it out. They were prompt, respectful of my property and neighbors; and thorough in their daily, and end of project cleanup. They even went above and beyond to carefully re-lay our dog's invisible fence line, which was displaced in the underground drainage portion of our project. Ultimately, we're left with the addition of nearly 1000 square feet to our livable space. An area that started as a grubby dirt patch has become a clean and stunning use of space. It flows with the natural landscape, and looks cohesive with our very mid century home. We have had neighbors (known to us and new introductions) stop by with their jaws on the floor - one even saying "you've made this yard the showpiece of the mountain". Once we paint the house - our sweet little rambler will be perfection - and we have Jose to thank for so much of our exterior transformation. Other over the top service notes: -Rock disposal recycling run -Bark delivery after project completion -Spreading bark over worn front yard after completion

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