Just want to reiterate The Permit Man, Terrance Connelly is a piece of shit, complete fraud and a…read moreprolific liar. Scammed me out of several thousand dollars. Talked a good story. Was all talk. No permits no nothing, just promises. Then promised to refund my money if I took down bad reviews, then gave me some bullshit sob story about family issues as a reason for dropping the ball. Just more lies. Avoid this clown at all cost or it will really cost you.

The turnaround is extremely slow. You can deal with Brookhaven directly yourself in less time a lot…read moreof excuses, and no results takes all the money upfront and then ghost you.

Peter was fabulous to work with on our kitchen renovation project. He quickly understood our needs…read moreand wants. He communicated fresh ideas even suggesting ideas to keep our costs down. He responded immediately to any questions we had and truly made the project painless and enjoyable. He was professional, timely and enjoyable to work with. I would highly recommend his services.

We needed some initial information and advice for a home improvement project and we called Peter…read morePodlas. We were very pleasantly surprised with Peter's work. His price was very reasonable and he answered all of our questions. Peter also gave us some ideas and suggestions that we'll probably use. I would highly recommend Peter Podlas if you need architectural services.

We have an 1889 Victorian farmhouse. Our intention was to upgrade/repair portions of the home while…read moremaintaining the historical integrity of the home. In our search for a contractor, when Jim walked into the house, recognized the architect, spoke of pieces he had in storage, etc., we thought he'd be a perfect fit. We had seen his trucks all over town, doing work for hones and businesses alike. His quote was reasonable. Of course, like everyone else, we ended up paying more than we had started out to pay, but we figured that was par for the course in remodel. BUT.... among some smaller less annoying issues ( quite frankly I did more of the 'general contractor' work than Jim did), what took the cake and showed the true colors of Jim Naples was when his sub contractor for the drywall smashed the drywall into the roof and brand new gutters of the front porch. Jim assured us that the sub's insurance would handle the repair and if jot, his own insurance would! Well.... After months of fighting and being assured by Jim that it'd be fixed, winter came and made the issue worse. Seems Naples was asking for twice what the sub was willing to pay for fixing the damage and Jim's insurance said they were never involved!, Of course I ended up dealing with the sub myself and getting someone else to fix the damage - FOR 1/3 OF WHAT NAPLES WANTED. This was 2008. He had some really skilled craftsmen and some real losers on his payroll. We ended up taking care of finishing details that Naples and his crew left unfinished. The other commentators are correct - he's arrogant and doesn't finish the job ( as it turns out, while our debacle was going on he was being sued by someone for not completing a project). We paid him 20% to be a big mouth, full of himself, braggadocios ass.

Louise Agnes just helped me design the interior space of a new building I purchased. Her insight…read moreand design was incredible. She helped me make the most out of the small space. Both her and her staff are extremely professional and polite and were helpful throughout the entire process. I must have asked them for design changes, or had questions, 10 times and they never had issue. Always so helpful and accommodating. I highly recommend this architect..

This was the first time I needed Archiect services. From start to finish Louise A. Agnes Architech…read morewas the guiding light on my home remodel. She offered excellent perspective and more importantly took time to listen and work with me on what I wanted. She made it all happen in a quality and timely manner. I have since recommended her services to others.

Siding to me is an art form. It is the last piece of "clothing" on your home. As an artist I had…read morea very specific siding vision. It was to reflect my art which at the time was all about lines. How lines connect and weave together to form an object. The siding was another personal piece of art. I wanted the entire house clad with Garapa wood, a beautiful blonde brazillian hardwood that was actually very had to work with. I wanted all sorts of lines grooved into the cladding at variable widths. i wanted to see waterfalls of wooden lines everywhere. crazy. but that is what Maynor and his team delivered, and so much more. The work was meticulous and beautiful. Architects have come by to admire the siding. The detail work that went into cladding 8000 sf of house and deck was immense. Around all the large windows were massive picture frames that were built on the ground and carefully lifted up 3 stories. Maynor was patient and sought hard to deliver a perfect product. Btw. I know everyone says this but this really is my very first online review of anything. Construction is such a difficult process, mostly bc of the experience of dealing with the trades. But Maynor and MOM construction were such pros I feel very compelled to write something. Happy to talk to anyone who has further qs! THANK YOU MOM construction!!!

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We have an 1889 Victorian farmhouse. Our intention was to upgrade/repair portions of the home while…read moremaintaining the historical integrity of the home. In our search for a contractor, when Jim walked into the house, recognized the architect, spoke of pieces he had in storage, etc., we thought he'd be a perfect fit. We had seen his trucks all over town, doing work for hones and businesses alike. His quote was reasonable. Of course, like everyone else, we ended up paying more than we had started out to pay, but we figured that was par for the course in remodel. BUT.... among some smaller less annoying issues ( quite frankly I did more of the 'general contractor' work than Jim did), what took the cake and showed the true colors of Jim Naples was when his sub contractor for the drywall smashed the drywall into the roof and brand new gutters of the front porch. Jim assured us that the sub's insurance would handle the repair and if jot, his own insurance would! Well.... After months of fighting and being assured by Jim that it'd be fixed, winter came and made the issue worse. Seems Naples was asking for twice what the sub was willing to pay for fixing the damage and Jim's insurance said they were never involved!, Of course I ended up dealing with the sub myself and getting someone else to fix the damage - FOR 1/3 OF WHAT NAPLES WANTED. This was 2008. He had some really skilled craftsmen and some real losers on his payroll. We ended up taking care of finishing details that Naples and his crew left unfinished. The other commentators are correct - he's arrogant and doesn't finish the job ( as it turns out, while our debacle was going on he was being sued by someone for not completing a project). We paid him 20% to be a big mouth, full of himself, braggadocios ass.