We had a screen enclosure added to our home, and we couldn't be happier with the result. The crew…read morearrived on time, the workmanship was first rate, and the price was competitive. Would definitely recommend and would use them again.

Nightmare! If I could give it 0 stars I would. Run from this company at all costs: extremely…read moreunprofessional and completely scammed us. Please avoid! All Custom Aluminum did our neighbors pool for good value and service go there

Mark and his crew have done many remodeling jobs in my house over the past 8 years. The reason I…read morecontinue to call him back is that his work is outstanding. I have never had a problem with a project going in the wrong direction or issues coming to the surface well after the job has been completed. Mark is brilliant at recognizing details that other contractors usually miss. He has a great crew of workers backing him up, they do the job right the first time. His last job was remodeling a bathroom and I am thrilled with the results. He knows what he is doing and it shows.

We used Worley Construction to renovate our master bathroom. We are so happy with the final…read moreresults. My husband and I really appreciated their attention to detail and adhering to our every whim in a professional manner. As a result, the bathroom looks magnificent! We will definitely use this company again for upcoming projects. I highly recommend Worley Construction if you are looking for quality work done exactly to your specifications and taste.

2025 Delta Management Review I've given Delta Management…read morestellar reviews for each and every project we've embarked upon together. I'm here to offer another. Over a year ago our house was hit by one of the twin tornados that blew their ways through Tallahassee. One of those tornadoes lifted up a tree, twisted it around and then sat it back down smashing our back porch and shattering our slate tile roof. It was havoc in our neighborhood. We called Stacey Bell the day after we got hit and she was there the next, taking charge from the get go of what was to come. She, with the help of her wonderful father John Bell, steered us through all the steps we had to take - guiding us through the insurance process, the historical district restrictions. Stacey took on the insurance paperwork herself. It took a half a year to get our back porch in order - it had to first be demolished. And then Stacey and John worked with us to bring it back better. The old porch was the original from 1934 and wonderful and funky but it had room for improvement. And that's what Delta Management did. They helped us sketch out a plan that echoed the footprint of the old porch but expanded it just a foot. And then slightly reenvisioned it so it was stronger, more beautiful, but still recalling the charm of its 1934 roots. It's beautiful. And then there was the roof. In part because we live in an historical district that it took a full year in a half before we were able to get our new roof. There are hoops you have to jump through. And I appreciate the necessity although it is a pain in the bottom. Stacey and Delta took that on as well, again guiding us through the endless paperwork. Our roof was 1935 diamond patterned slate (with asbestos of course). We had to replace it with something that fit the style and the history of that roof. We found it - a metal diamond patterned roofing material used for historical restoration. But man, it was a pull. It took forever to get the permitting from the historic district and the insurance. And then the materials were in shorter supply. But Stacey persevered and now we have one of the most beautiful roofs in the neighborhood. It makes our little cottage look like something from a story book. It's charming. And indestructible. It's obvious that we love Stacey, John and Delta Management. And for good reasons. They worked with us to imagine, plan, fight for and finish up so much of the work we've had done on our sweet, little cottage of a house. And they are fun to work with! They're the best.

Had our roof replaced on our house and our shop. Stacy and her team killed it from start to finish…read more Very professional and did a great clean up job afterward. I would highly recommend.

Jim was recommended to me by my realtor, and really came through for me on relatively short notice…read moreon a tough re-flooring job (and replacement of light fixtures) for an investment property I had recently acquired. The job turned out to be a lot more complicated than either of us suspected, but he completed the work quickly and competently (the floor looked terrific, too!). He did the work while under pressure, since he had clients backed up -- in fact, submitting a review for him is kind of like telling everyone you know about this great little restaurant, then hoping it doesn't get jammed with new clients to the point where you can't even get a reservation any more! I would definitely use Jim again for any basic repairs. He seems to be able to do almost anything and make it turn out right.

We recently bought a house in Tallahassee that needed repairs and Jim was recommended to us by a…read morefriend. We are very pleased with his reliability and his work. He shows up when he says he will and if he is delayed he calls. He has all his own tools that he brings in a trailer, sort of a mobile workshop. He has done many different jobs for us, taking down old shelving and refinishing walls, repairing dry rot, fixing closet doors, hanging new doors, repairing drywall, installing new molding around our front door, painting, and building steps into an outdoor shed. We will definitely call him again for other projects.

check DBPR before hiring this contractor....dishonest. Poor quality work...thousands of dollars…read morewasted.

We've worked with them on two projects now, and the kitchen they did for us was amazing. We had a…read moreleak that destroyed our kitchen, and a drawn out wait for our insurance company. They worked with us and our budget, they pointed us to resources to help and they made the best design suggestions possible for our home. This has breathed new life into our home, we cannot thank them enough for getting our lives back to better than normal!

Billy and Gordan are great guys to work with. I would recommend their services for anyone looking…read moreto repair or do new construction.

I have grown up will Billy good family man and hard working. He runs a professional business and…read morestands by his work. Billy did work for me on my mothers home and his work was flawless. Always on time and a quality product. Get an estimate and be assured the work will be done correct and on time. Don't waste your time anywhere else. Thank you Billy.

Excellent experience!  We were in a bind, and Rene' at Acme Brick Tile & Stone saved the day.  She…read moreanswered all of our questions and provided a speedy quote so that we could get the products that we needed to complete our project.  This is the second 5 star experience that we have had with Acme.  You can really tell that the company does a terrific job in hiring great people.

It has been two years to remodel both bathrooms and it is not done. It can be weeks or months to…read morehave someone here and do one simple thing.

Disorganized, dishonest, and disrespectful. I hired them to do a home remodel with the…read moreunderstanding that I had a relatively tight turnaround - I approved the estimate on August 14 and was clear that the project had to begin at the end of August and be done for me to move in by October 1. I was assured that it would take 2-2.5 weeks. I prepared a meticulous spreadsheet with all materials, links to where to purchase, and detailed notes for every room; from the beginning, there were constant mistakes that *I* had to correct because the actual contractor almost never came by the supervise. And when I say mistakes, I mean things like painting an entire room the wrong color, and painting walls in a room the opposite of what was clearly spelled out, and installing shower tile in the kitchen. Which meant wasting materials and wasting time. There were periods of 3, 4, and (on one occasion) 5 straight business days where nobody showed up to work. The contractor was uncommunicative, dishonest, and extremely shady about expenses - I asked countless times for receipts and price comparisons for materials, and *not once* did he ever provide them. Two examples: There was specific bathroom floor tile that I picked out on Wayfair and listed on the spreadsheet mentioned above. I gave a 50% deposit ($11,000) on August 14 for him to buy materials. Tiles never arrived. I kept asking and he finally said that he had ordered them but they were broken so he returned them. This happened 3-4 times. He then said that he made an order and would drive to the Atlanta warhouse to pick them up personally, but that it would take 7-10 days. Finally I called Wayfair, who told me that an order had never been placed. (Incidentally, after I fired him, I order the tiles myself. They arrived in 48 hours in perfect condition.) I wanted to install some time of sound mitigation in one room, either spray foam or quiet rock; I asked him to price both options and let me know. I asked again and again, and was assured that he would let me know tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow. Finally he had spray foam installed without my approval. His crews left trash all over my property. They removed my garage door and the front of the house sat unfinished with particle board for almost a month. This resulted in a fine from my HOA. When the job still wasn't finished in mid-October, I pulled the plug and fired him. He sent me a bill that was $5000 over budget with no explanation (bear in mind that this did not include all the tile and labor to install it, nor the siding that never got put up around the french doors that replaced the garage door). When I wrote asking for all receipts, he sent back another bill with a different figure, still far over budget, with no real explanation (and only included a few receipts, which were difficult to read because they had my materials mixed up with materials from other jobs). I heard from some of his subcontractors that he owed them up to three months of pay; that he was calling people in late September/early october to come the next day to do work (because he had never scheduled them in the first place); and that his business partner left in the middle of my job because of his mismanagement. He had me create a BuilderTrend account to keep track of the work schedule; not once was it followed, and he only updated it once despite all the delays. I wound up having to stay in a hotel with my two children for weeks because the house was filthy and under construction. When I didn't pay the balance immediately (because I asked again for receipts so that I could be sure I wasn't being defrauded), he sent his mother (who said that she handles the finances) to my home to demand a check from me in person. When I explained that I'm waiting on receipts and other documentation because I've been lied to repeatedly and I don't trust them, she threatened to put a lien on my house. I just want to know that I'm being charged fairly. The quality of the subs' work is excellent - kudos to those hardworking people, many of whom are immigrants from El Salvador, and really top-notch tradespeople. I've reported them to the BBB, DPBR, and the AG's office.