Three years ago S.W.Scheipeter Construction added a large addition to our daughter's house to…read moreprovide in-law-quarters for us. We have enjoyed this beautiful addition which provides us with family room-kitchen; bedrooms; Jack and Jill bathroom; laundry room. We have our own outside entrance onto the large, lovely patio. The Design/Build was such a good concept and provided us with exactly what we were looking for. Steve Scheipeter and all the staff members we worked with could not have been more effective and efficient. We love our facilities.

A couple of months ago S.W. Scheipeter Construction hired my services to perform plumbing repairs…read morefor two separate clients. The work was completed in a professional manner. I contacted Steve (owner) of S.W. Scheipeter Construction to collect for my services. The 1st conversation he led me to believe it was an accounting issue, and that he would get the issue resolved. I let a few weeks go by and decided to follow up. I did not get a reply after several phone calls. I stopped by their office on two separate occasions and spoke with Tonya. She informed me that she did not know his whereabouts. Bottom line, this company scammed me out of $800.00. Curt Meyer Plumbing Inc.

They sent a man out to work on the front door, a solid wood one that was 90 years old, the…read moreoriginal. He was supposed to put in a lock. After that was in. He took out a rotary saw and did this. I was watching as my jaw dropped. I couldn't figure what he was doing. And he just left it there. The damage is permanent. I tried tp attach a photo, but it wouldn't allow me to.

Had a toilet leak into a downstairs condo. Even though they were busy with other projects, Jon sent…read moreRobert out within a few days to get the ceiling repaired and then out again a few days later to sand and paint. I would recommend them to anyone nearby.

Omgoodness super duper knowledgeable quick and knows what he is doing! My parents had a clogged…read moretoilet drain and we did everything we can before deciding to call someone. It took about an hour because he had to get out this long snake looking thing, I think he actually called it a snake. We called a few places before we ended up here, I'm super cheap when it comes to things like this, so I have to price compare of course! With that said, this guys prices are super competitive! He got the job done, and now we have a functional toilet. I can't believe what comes out of the toilet...and who puts tampons in the toilet?!? I swear I saw like a clump of 5-6 tampons came out! Now that I've grossed everyone out, have a great day! Completely recommend this place! I usually post pictures for all my reviews, but I didn't think it was appropriate this time!

Way overpriced for a hot water heater. They charge extra for credit card use. Guy that did the…read moreinstall was fast, not his fault about the price. They took advantage of a women in need and I am a landlord and know what they cost!

Severe Quality Issues & Failure to Rectify…read more Project: Back patio and concrete sidewalk addition (2024) Contractor: Seth Tomlin (Tomlin's Home Services) I cannot recommend Tomlin's Home Services due to severe failures, poor workmanship, and a total lack of accountability. Despite being a polite individual, Seth's concrete work was substandard and resulted in a project that was both non-functional and aesthetically unacceptable. Primary Issues: Poor Grading & Drainage: The patio was not properly graded, leading to significant standing water. I raised concerns about the grading during the process multiple times, but they were ignored. Mechanical Failure: Incorrect materials were used for the sump pump drainage and base materials of the patio pad, causing water to discharge directly under the concrete pad and would have caused future structural instalbility of the pad (found when we tore the pad up to replace it two months later). I raised concerns about the option for these materials as well, and obviously it was also ignored. Substandard Finish: The project was left with breaks at the joints/edges, concrete splatter on my siding and brick, and a generally messy job site. Total Loss: The work was so poor that I had to hire a second contractor to completely tear out and redo the patio pad. I am still facing the cost of repairing the sidewalks. Resolution Failure: Over the last two years, I have provided Seth with extensive photo documentation and multiple opportunities to provide a refund and cover the corrective costs. While he initially agreed to a repayment in his words to avoid involving his insurance, he has failed to provide any reimbursement to date. The Bottom Line: This experience has cost me a significant amount of money in both the initial payment and the subsequent demolition/reconstruction. If you are looking for quality concrete work and a contractor who stands behind their mistakes, I strongly suggest looking elsewhere.

Installed a fence and did a great job. Very timely / came right out and got the job done right…read more Thanks Seth!

Gravity Drain Services was called by my apartment complex to clear a drain. I had woken up to…read moresewage from my front door to my back door on the first floor. Goodbye dog bed and plushie dog toys. Goodbye paycheck for the day as anyone who has ever had to deal with this sort of thing knows. You have to toss the awful smelly heavy wet items, mop up the biohazard, then disinfect everything. I felt sick for days afterwards. Back to my story - The river of sewage was very surprising as I had only washed my face and flushed the toilet once after I went upstairs for the night the night before. The plumber who came told me that the 3 townhouses next to mine are all connected to me and so if they have a problem (flush wipes, etc) it is going to back up in my townhouse. Definitely not the news I wanted to hear. He brings back all 105 feet of snake and finds hair and "strings" (indicative of feminine products). I like the term "drowned rat" myself. I receive an email from my apartment complex that I now owe $335 for the plumbing. Mind you, I use a drain catcher for my long curly hair and I learned early on from my father to always respect the toilet. I call Gravity Drain Services and kindly ask if they could reach out to my apartment complex to inform them what the plumber told me, that the issue could have come from the 3 townhouses connected to me. They decline. Wow. Is it too much to ask for the truth to be told? That's all I was asking. The little guy gets knocked down again. UPDATE - the rental company was told the truth and the charge was removed. Thank you for doing the right thing.

Called them out to replace a broken/improperly installed toilet flange. They arrived 5 minutes…read moreearly, took care of it quickly even with having to chip out the old one, and replaced it with a better quality flange without me even having to request it. Will definitely call them again in the future.

Paul was able to come out the same day. Confirmed what I already thought the problem was. Price as…read morequoted. Will definitely use him again

Never again! Total waste of time. Paul's Plumbing is an absolute garbage operation…read more When Damian arrived to make the estimate (which cost $125 that would supposedly apply to the cost of the job) he took no notes and gave no receipt. He promised a receipt and estimate would be delivered by email later that day. That never happened. After three days of me contacting them, I finally got an email estimate that left out several items that we had discussed. One of those items was a hot water tank flush. They wanted to add $525 to the estimate for this service! When I refused and pointed out that a typical rate is $150 to $250, they told me it required a "special machine". That is a lie. Nevertheless, I scheduled an appointment for the rest of the service. They canceled by text 2.5 hours before. We scheduled for the next morning. They canceled by text 2 hours before. We scheduled for the next morning. They canceled by text 20 minutes AFTER the appointment time. I did manage to get a refund of the $125.

AAA Remodeling replaced our existing shower and tub. We went with Onyx "Subway Tile" style walls, 2…read moreOnyx Caddies, a Kohler Air Tub, and Kohler Bancroft Showerhead/Handle/Spout trim. Overall we are very happy. Mark Weise Jr. was great to work with. If we had an issue he worked to fix it. Furthermore they fixed a loose wall for us and added extra support in walls in case we later add glass shower doors

I found Stein Construction through HomeAdviser. I was looking for a handyman…read more Sam Stein, the patriarch came to my house April 25, 2019, reviewed my needs, gave me a price and wrote up a contract. Sam is the head of this family business. He's 78 and has worked in this business his whole life. HE KNOWS A LOT OF PEOPLE . . . to get things done in the house -- and outside the house. The first contract was to deconstruct parts of the basement to make way for Woods Basement Systems to re-pier and anchor the house: the bar and the setee; install a new downspout for the second floor, so all water wasn't running in one direction; correct the gutter direction so the water flow was balanced between the two downspouts; rescreen the patio door (scratched to death by dogs, and hillbillied by me); replace the pull-chain light in the closet under the basement stairs; put new rubber lining on the French Door out to the deck; and replace the floodlight in the back yard. The second contract was May 3, 2019, to construct a French Drain, which required six guys in ONE day to dig, place and refill soil. Sam drew pictures, so I knew what was going on -- especially to make sure this was occurring on my property. Sam talked to my neighbor, and I did, too. SAM KNOWS PEOPLE!! The third contract was June 17, 2019, to remodel the hall bath on the second floor. I selected the cabinets at Lowe's with Helen Gregory. Sam's son, Andy, and I selected the countertop to match the marble I already had (rather recently) in the tub area. Andy did all the measuring for the cabinets. And I was not replacing the floor. White tile . . . why argue? Everything was moving smoothly until Woods Basement Systems said half of the front wall, including in the cedar closet, needed to come down to make way for the anchors. That changed things up a lot. And it changed all the prices, and it changed the timing. I was frantic. Nobody flinched -- just took it in stride. THESE THINGS HAPPEN!! A lot of work/improvement came to my house from Sam Stein. And much happiness to me. Throughout all of this, Sam would drop by almost every day to ensure things were moving along and moving appropriately to my liking and to his specifications. The hall bathroom remodel was finished in mid-December. It is gorgeous! And all of the other work was supremely performed. These are great people. Sam, his son Andy and son-in-law Rich (the major painter, stucco guy and trimmer) -- all did a fantastic job!!