Even though they weren't able to help us with our project, Becca responded promptly and went above…read moreand beyond by giving us referrals to other local companies. I appreciate it Noah Young Law Group

Thrive renovated our 1975 contractor's spec house, taking advantage of all the property's pluses…read moreand eliminating the minuses. After living here 18 months, I still marvel at the high level of comfort, functionality, and beauty that Thrive achieved. Quality subcontractors, piles of practical knowledge, and genuine human beings.

I had applied for a job with them months ago, and met with amanda. She got me an interview with…read morebennet the owner. I was told from bennet that i would start a work trial to see if i was a good fit the following monday and would receive a call with more information. I received no call back, monday came by and Amanda called me and asked why i wasnt working. I told her i was supposed to receive a call, she said she would look into it. Heard nothing back. I let it go and figured i didnt want to work for someone so unorganized. I decided months later to ask why i never got a call back. I found out that Amanda no longer works there, talked to her replacement arlene. Arlene was very aggressive on the phone when I explained to her my situation and asked why i wanted to know what happened if i was no longer interested in the job. When trying to explain myself she hung up on me. Arlene is a joke. I called back and asked to speak with the owner bennet. Bennet provided me with an answer, but the whole process was very unprofessional. If their hiring process reflects their company as a whole, then i would think twice before hiring them.

Last minutes call to Integrity and they show up to demo glue down carpets and made it looks great…read more bjm

I couldn't wait to log into Yelp and leave a review for this law practice. Lost my house and…read moreeverything I own in the Tubbs fire in 2017. It took five years, three subpar (bankrupt) contractors before I hired my fourth and final contractor. My fourth contractor had good intentions, but put some good AND some very poor subcontractors on my job. Then I got in the middle of a minor invoice dispute with my current contractor. It involved unpaid subcontractors and also some "warranty work". These are things that could turn ugly very quickly. I reached out to North Coast Builders Exchange, and also the California State Licensing Board for advice. I was told that my understanding of the proper way to handle this dispute, was correct. I also decided to reach out to a law firm just to be prepared, in case things got ugly. Dan Galvin was the attorney that North Coast Builders Exchange recommended. When I called this law firm Thursday, I was told that Mr. Galvin was already out of the office, and I probably would not hear from him until Monday. The office manager told me that he usually does not work on Fridays. So I was quite surprised when Dan Galvin's caller ID showed up on my phone today, his off day. I explained my situation, and he listened closely. He gave me very sound advice. During the nearly 30 minute conversation I was expecting him to push towards litigation. I expected him to try to rope me into some kind of a commitment to hire him. I kept adding layers and layers of complication and detail to my conversation with him, expecting him to cut me off and tell me that we should probably sign some sort of agreement before I go any further. During the entire conversation, he kept listening and offering good advice, while I quietly waited for his request for a credit card number, or something! I kept looking at my watch wondering, "How much more free advice is this gentleman going to keep giving me?" It was an added bonus, that he seemed to know background on the contractors. So his advice was particularly sound. It got to the point in the conversation where I said to myself, "This attorney is going to let me keep talking until I have nothing left to say." So I thanked him for his advice, and told him that if things could not get resolved one on one with my contractor, I would be retaining his services. Cannot tell you how impressed I was with Mr. Galvin. He listened closely to everything I said, gave me what I thought was very sound advice, did not at all come across like he was looking for a way to "cash in" on my problem. Having said that, I think I have found my Santa Rosa law firm any time I need a Santa Rosa based attorney in the future!

I found myself in a situation. Adrienne Moran explained all of my options and went through the…read morewhole case from beginning to end. She was available for phone calls and Emails. She researched the law and explained what she found. Her professionalism and her genuineness would definitely have me trusting her again. She is the real deal.

Excellent Design of a rebuild after the Tubbs fire in Fountain Grove. Reasonable prices and…read morepersonal attention. Excellent.

We had a great experience with Kadello & Larsen. Rick gave us a couple of options for our home…read moreexpansion and granny unit. He helped us through the permit process on the city and county levels, even when they got difficult. He even helped us find a replacement construction company when our first pick backed out. He was always available for changes during construction and worked incredibly well with all. Highly recommend.

I just used Rick for a second time on a JADU project for my 1900 historical in Santa Rosa…read more He and his team were perfect the first time. Perfect the second time around as well. Thanks a million Rick

In order to get permits approved for some proposed work on our home, we required the services of…read moresomeone who could prepare professional drawings. Our contractor suggested we contact Rick Balduc to get these drawings done. From start to finish, Rick was prompt, efficient and easy to work with. He delivered what he promised in a cost-efficient, timely manner and made the process seamless and smooth. In addition, he worked well with our contractor, communicating in a very professional and transparent manner, which we appreciated. We highly recommend Rick Balduc and his service.

Wanted to just here? What the price for North Bay Alarm company installation and service!…read moreGot a full walk tru with a well dressed, wearing boot covered shoe protectors, fast! I had an appointment I had to be out in 20 minutes and he raced through the house with me, looked at all locations and came up with the price range with a great write up! I highly recommend Bay Alarm and a great shout out to! Ector Ortega!

What do we want in a local security alarm company? A timely response to a customer and a reliable…read morefeeling of security. We had three security alarm firms out mid last week for an alarm bid. Two promptly came back with bids within 24 hours. One, Bay Alarm set expectations they needed more days and even a weekend to prepare the bid. The weekend came and went without a bid showing up. By Thursday afternoon, a week after the other bids were in my inbox, I called in only to find out the service technician was still working on it. A week after he said we'd have it to us, and long after the others had arrived, still working on it. It made me pause. Naturally I was wondering exactly how long it would take them to call the police if my newly installed security alarm were to go off in our home? Always under commit and over deliver, not the other way around. Confidence shaken for sure.

After spending an hour on the phone with the paralegal and attorney they didn't bother to call me…read moreback. If you don't want the case at least have the decency to let a caller know so they can contact someone else. Won;t be calling them again

thank for them for fighting for me with insurance companies who try to take advantage they called…read moreme up quick and I'm doing best on my behalf

I am in foreclosure on my commercial property in San Francisco. I need to stop the foreclosure as…read moresoon as possible. May we speak? Thank you. Teresa Camozzi 415 818 3898 Summary: I am seeking representation from an attorney experienced in insurance litigation, specifically to address a dispute with State Farm Insurance concerning the interpretation of "theft" versus "vandalism" under my property insurance policy. My tenant caused extensive damage to my building, rendering it unrecognizable. In January 2024, the tenant fled, and I discovered the premises in a condition consistent with severe vandalism and the remnants of an unauthorized cannabis operation. The City issued multiple code violations, including those related to cannabis activity (since abated), the removal of fire alarms, and the tenant Terry Sassenburg's construction of an unpermitted second-floor addition. The property also suffered from pervasive mold, rotting sheetrock, broken skylights, and the installation of highly flammable Styrofoam on the ceilings and walls, among other significant hazards. Despite maintaining my State Farm insurance policy for over 24 years, my claim for approximately $100,000 in necessary repairs was largely denied. The insurer provided only about $40,000, covering a portion of lost income and limited repairs. As a direct consequence, the accruing City penalties have reached an unmanageable level. The City has denied any appeal of these violations. I contend that had State Farm fulfilled its obligations under the policy, I would not be facing escalating municipal penalties, substantial lost income, or significant deterioration in my health, and I have evidence to that effect. The property, professionally appraised at $900,000, has been listed for sale since May 2024. Due to its deteriorated condition, the asking price has been reduced from $700,000 to $500,000, yet there has been minimal interest from prospective buyers. Please advise if you are interested in discussing representation in this matter. I look forward to your response. Sincerely TeresaCamozzi 415 818 3898

This was the best experience I never wanted to have. It…read morecould have been nightmarish, but Erik seemed to put himself in our place every step of the way, acting as advocate, mentor and guide through a complicated process. And making it far less so. His assistance was beyond top tier in every respect: communication, patience, friendliness, kindness, accessibility... I could go on and on. You are treated like an intelligent person, and with respect. You can tell when a business holds a real culture of service, and it runs deep with this team. If you're nervous and worried, and know nothing about going through bankruptcy, you couldn't make a better choice than Bankruptcy Law Center Of Northern California.