We completed an attic addition (master bedroom, closet, bathroom, and office) and kitchen…read morerenovation on our Inglewood home. We couldn't be more pleased with the results. We have worked with a variety of contractors and Stratton exceeds them all. Are they the cheapest in town? No. But we have learned that a cheap quote doesn't equal the pain and strife of dealing with a whole lot of issues along the way. Stratton is professional, responsive, and quality. They always did what the said they would and let us know if there are delays and issues. We did go over budget and timeframe, but that's hard not to do when you are renovating in 2021. Special shout-out to Scott the Project Manager who is the easiest person to communicate with and an all around pleasant person. Also Regina was great when handling our bills and answering questions.

i hired them to fix my steps and railing. I paid him $485.00. He left it a mess. He promised to…read morecome back numerous times and was a no show. After 3 months of call and waiting, he never returned. I finally realized that he had no intension of coming back. I am a senior who lives off her social security and saved to have this done. Do not ever use this person. He is a thie.

He accepted a reno job for our daughter for her bathroom. This below was the result…read more Remember my shower install I was SO excited about? It was the first big girl project in this house, and one I WANTED to do, rather than had to do. Anyway, I hired JW McLeod because Cary came highly recommended. I saw his work first hand and was sure this guy would do great. Originally, he quoted me 4-5 days. It took 2 weeks, and it's still not finished. Cary did the majority of the work. His guys came in for the first day of demolition, so this is really about him not his crew. There are things I didn't know, but expected a licensed contractor to know. For example, he asked me if I wanted to tile all the way up to the ceiling, of course I said yes. However, I didn't know it should have had a framed border where the tile met the ceiling. He's the expert, he should have known. Now, FULL disclosure, I paid him BEFORE the job was done, so I know where I went wrong. Long story short, as you'll see in the pictures, I have an incomplete shower remodel. The shower door wasn't installed properly and it leaks. There is BLACK grout all over my walls and ceiling. There are holes in the dry wall needing repair. I told him he didn't have to paint because I hadn't picked a color yet. He was supposed to install a plexiglas shelf in the middle of the niche so I had more places to put my junk (typical girl with a lot of hair products). That's no excuse for leaving the room as he did. I sent him and email on the 23rd of November, after trying to contact him via phone for a week. His number is now out of service.

Cary was absolutely incredible! Response time has always been a huge thing for me, and you can…read morealways count on Cary to respond quickly both messages and calls. Our house is currently under contract to be sold, and needed some repairs done and he was very quick to give us a quote and let us know when he could get the job done. He repaired some wood rot we had up under our fireplace and kept us updated before, during, and after the repair. He explained to us pretty detailed how he'd do the job, which reassured me he knew what he was doing! He was able to come out within a day or two of us contacting him. Cary did more than enough to help us and extremely satisfied with the work he did for us. We would definitely use him again!

Build Co 7 does incredible work. I love seeing their finished product! They do great work and the…read morecustom projects they do turn out incredible!

Don't believe everything you read about this company. Builder is never on the job site leaves it…read moreall to subcontractors that do not know what they're doing and he never goes and check on the job sit

I hope I can find the words to fully express how overjoyed I am with my new kitchen and floor plan…read morethat 3 Day Kitchen and Bath - Nashville designed and built. My objective was to open up a cave-like kitchen lacking natural light and allow flow into the adjacent rooms by removing and/or lowering walls. I just had no idea how. Within days of my initial consultation with architect Greg Mayo, the owner of 3 Day - Nashville, I was provided with a detailed floor plan and renderings of the finished kitchen. What he presented exceeded my expectations of what I thought possible, it was not anything I could have thought of myself. The job was scheduled for just over a month out, then Greg and I had a second consultation to choose countertops, cabinets (style and color), cabinet hardware, sink style, and faucet. I was given an allotment to select backsplash tile. The project started as first calendared and five days later it was completed! The organization and coordination that Greg must have done and to get the reliable, hardworking and trustworthy (not to mention genuinely nice) crew he did is truly remarkable. If you have ever done a project before, you know you cannot complete "C" before "A" and "B" are done and "B" is an electrician job while "A" is a plumbing job. The coordination of professionals was a feat in of itself. Greg was on site every day checking on progress and chipping in with the work. I'd like to add that I asked quite a lot of Greg during the lead up. I was a pest. I asked him many times about different countertops which resulted in him making calls to suppliers and fabricators. He also did some detective work tracking down a tile that wanted to incorporate into the kitchen. He never failed to promptly and professionally respond to my inquiries. I am very grateful for Greg's vision, experience, and professionalism. I am so happy with my kitchen and open floor plan! Note: This job was five days given the amount of actual construction (e.g., removing walls, adding support beams to attic, adding drywall to ceiling in kitchen and the adjacent and now connected rooms) was achieved in that short period is incredible.

I highly recommend Reformer Design Build Workshop for anything you want done to improve your home…read more Taylor has a keen eye for how to best utilize available space, and how to expand it to create what best meets your needs. We went into this process with a vague, "just need more space and storage" in our small home; Taylor actively looked for ways to personalize the project, and we emerged with a house that feels expansive and much more functional while keeping the spirit of a classic Inglewood cottage. They put a second archway between the dining room and the new kitchen, and even harvested the wood from the garage tear-down to make the siding for the addition! It was a great way to save the 100-year-old lumber, and it looks amazing. We found Taylor and his crew to be very easy to work with. Taylor clearly wants what is best for the client, is meticulous about details and workmanship, handles change orders easily, and overall made the experience much easier than I had anticipated. We were able to stay in the house through most of the project, which made it less stressful for our elderly cats. Taylor provided great communication throughout the process; he was quickly responsive to any concerns or problems, and handled them all with aplomb. Drew and Jake were the "core crew" on our project. They were clearly invested in the job, and lighthearted and good-humored throughout the process. They're very kind people, and I feel fortunate to have had them on our project. We had a great experience working with Reformer Design Build, and I now have more room (and natural light) than I ever dreamed of! I look forward to working with Taylor and crew again.

Vanguard built a 50x50 detached garage for us. They worked off a basic drawing of what we wanted…read moreand made it come to life. They completed all the work they promised, and fairly responded when there were any issues, which is hard to find these days. Garage looks great.

Our experience with this builder was an absolute nightmare. Based on our experience, we would…read morestrongly advise others to think twice before trusting him with one of the largest financial investments of their lives. We were left dealing with approximately $90,000 in remediation, repairs, and additional work on our home. The problems included redoing the entire home's interior flooring and painting, correcting excavation, drainage, and landscaping issues that required 26 tri-axle loads of dirt, redoing tile shower work, rebuilding portions of the deck and stairs, redoing the porch pillars, fixing falling gutters, and repairing a hole in the roof. And this is only a partial list of the issues we had to address. As if correcting this much work weren't enough, we also had to pay to finish work that had not been completed, despite being included in the agreed-upon floor plan. We were left spending additional time and money correcting problems and completing work that we reasonably expected to be handled as part of the original construction agreement. That is an unacceptable position to put a homeowner in after paying to have a home built. The lack of professionalism was just as troubling. We found an employee sleeping inside our house, discovered cases of beer bottles around the property, and encountered cigarette smoking inside the house. These were serious concerns involving the basic standards of professionalism, supervision, and respect for someone else's property. This was not the level of care or conduct we expected from a builder entrusted with our home. The situation ultimately led to an approximately 18-month legal dispute. Instead of being able to enjoy our home with confidence, we spent an enormous amount of time, money, and energy dealing with construction problems, unfinished work, and the resulting dispute. The financial burden and stress of this experience have been substantial. What makes this experience particularly frustrating is the sheer volume of work we had to address after the fact. This was not one isolated defect or a minor disagreement over cosmetic details. It was a long list of significant problems, additional work, and concerns about professionalism that collectively turned what should have been a positive experience into an expensive and exhausting ordeal. We would not hire this builder again, and we cannot recommend him to anyone considering building a home.

J.R. Barnes saved us after a bad experience with a Clarksville contractor. Being on a tight…read moretimeliness, Mr. BARNES came and listened to our needs and budget, and built a strong deck that fit our awkward driveway. The organization, responsiveness, commitment to work, and the outcome are a welcome change based on what we have experienced previously. The deck is beautiful! I strongly recommend!

I contacted him six months prior to get a idea of the cost to build a 12x12 deck, His response was…read moreon average $17. a square ft when it came time his bid was $30. a sq ft. due to covid and lumber prices. ???? After making the deal the job was to start on 10/15/2020 and he was able to finally start it on the 21st. The workmanship was fair with a few short cuts that shouldn't have been taken. Deck should of been centered on rear door and it wasn't, the step was improperly built will need to be rebuilt and the walk thru should be 36"wide and isn't. I do not recommend this company for the reasons stated.

If you are looking for great quality work performed by people who follow through at a competitive…read moreprice you have found the perfect company for the job. Juan and his crews are more than qualified, and clean... they clean up after themselves! They came and completely built out all my closets. They installed a bar where a closet had been . They enlarged an under the stairs closet . They installed ship lap. They can do anything! I can't recommend them enough. Great company and even better people.