I hired Berg Construction to install almost $20,000 worth of sliding doors and windows to enclose…read moremy lanai. I mistakenly thought that I was hiring a responsible and competent company. Instead the company did an incredibly poor job. When the doors and windows arrived at my home the Contractor sent a local handyman out to install them. One could tell from the poor quality of workmanship that the handyman wasn't well experienced in doing such an installation. The Contractor did not appear on the job site at anytime during the installation process. When I showed the many problems with the installation to the Contractor he promised that he would have them taken care of immediately. It has now been more then 3 months and I have not heard back from him at all. The poor performance is evidenced by numerous mistakes and amateur workmanship. I had to hire a different company to complete the installation and correct the deficiencies left by Bera Construction. I would never recommend this company to anyone.

Exceptional jobs on a very difficult project. 16x26 ft (425sqft) backlit ceiling…read more They recommended this amazing photo of sequoias (great interior designers). This brought our small coffee shop to another level! And the whole installation took only 4 days. 2 days for electrical work and 2 days for the canvas. It was crucial for us to reopen quickly, and we were! Plus, there's no dust at all from all the work. Very professional, great customer service.

Vinny did a great job with a few items to be completed in my home. One more project to be…read morecompleted and Vinny will order the part required and return to finish the job. Will certainly use Vinny again for other tasks requiring a handyman. Highly recommend Vinny for handyman services.

We had numerous rotten places on the house which Sean and his crew fixed perfectly! Job well…read moredone!!!

As a Realtor and Property Manager, I used this business for many years for many types of jobs, but…read moreI will no longer use them and recommend that you do not either. To trim some trees, I was recently given a high estimate of $3,500 so I did not have them do the work. When I rejected this estimate, Sean Griffith, the owner, asked me if I would like the bushes and front lawn trimmed. Although he did not give me an estimate and although I had cut the lawn and cleaned the leaves 2 weeks prior, I told him "OK" since I knew much work was not involved and it should not be expensive. I was shocked to receive his invoice for $750! If I had my other landscaper do the work, he would have charged me no more than $100. When I disputed his invoice, Mr. Griffith told me he had to make 4 trips to the dump which cannot be true. When I did not pay the bill, he sent it to the owner which was improper since I was the one who hired him--not the owner!

I highly recommend Mr. Fagan of P. Fagan Handyman Services, LLC. He helped with several challenging…read moreprojects in my home, including rehanging a large TV that had been poorly installed in the past. The wall needed patching and repainting, and he stayed until everything was done correctly and securely. Mr. Fagan also hung a mirror beautifully--it looks so elegant in my home now, and I couldn't be more pleased with the result. On top of that, he replaced a very high outdoor light bulb for me, something I had been dreading to tackle on my own. He was professional, patient, and friendly throughout, going above and beyond to make sure every detail was taken care of. It's rare to find someone with such skill and integrity, and I'm grateful for the peace of mind his work has given me. Excellent service from start to finish!

I have had construction done to the house through the Hoa. The walls were replaced and needed to be…read morepainted over. He worked quickly and did an absolutely beautiful neat job. Will be having him again for a job needed.

First off I love to support a small family business! This father son duo are professional and…read morecourteous and worked around my schedule. They got the job done in a reasonable time frame and at an honest price. What more could you ask for? I would definately use them again and plan on referring them to anyone who needs a hardworking and honest contractor.

The work started on December 1, 2012 and ended on January 9, 2013. Five and a half weeks might…read moresound like a long time to work on a small project like ours but Ed and Eddie (his son) actually only worked for less than 2 weeks in total. Out of the 12 days that they were here, 4 of those days were either half a day or they left early. They started day one by painting the walls and ceiling of the second floor bonus room and it seemed to have went well (until we discovered the poor quality spackle work that they did on the holes that were left by picture hangers). They then proceeded to paint the family room ceiling when my wife (thankfully) noticed that they were using the wrong paint on the wrong surface when all of the paint cans were labeled. Moreover, the rooms they were painting was connected to a hallway that we ourselves had already painted (walls and ceilings). Simply looking up at the finished hallway where the area they are painting connects can tell them that they are using the wrong paint. So they had to repaint the ceiling the following day. From there, most of the paint jobs on the other rooms ranged from ok to mostly sloppy and careless. They even painted over some light switches and sockets. Their motto is "we can always come back later and fix it" They don't subscribe to the principle of doing the job right, the first time around. Also, when we go and check and point out areas that need fixing, they give us an attitude and an excuse. They don't use painter's tape even though we have some in abundant supply which they are free to use. We have tarpaulins, rosin paper, masking tape, plastic covers that they are free to use to protect floors, sockets, switches, etc but they chose not to use any of that. The result: paint on light switches and sockets, paint on our floors, tons of dust on our stuff (from spackling etc). They even put open paint cans on the recently laid flooring. They would paint over a freshly spackled surface, they would not texture most of the damaged surfaces if we didn't point them out. Worse, they would ignore damage spots that we pointed out for them and do whatever they wanted to do. Ed installed a couple of the blinds in the master bedroom and he used brute force in screwing the anchors in, in the process, damaging the dry wall. They say that they would do something one day, then totally forget about it the following day. Their paint cutting skills are average at best. Ed brought his sick daughter one day without even letting us know and he seemed to expect for her to stay in the house. I don't understand why a 16 year old sick kid can't rest at her house. On their last day, they brought their dog and tied it to our tree then tied it to the neighbor's tree. I don't understand how their thought processes are. Ed seems to like to promise to do things and end up not being able to accomplish it in the end. He stated that unlike some contractors, he only takes payments when he has completed the work agreed upon. We paid him three times and the last time we paid him, he asked for an advance on work that he hasn't even performed yet. It was right before Christmas (Dec. 20) and to quote him "If you could write me a check for $1,500, it would make mine and Eddie's Christmas. I know it's a lot but I'M GOOD FOR IT, thank you very much" At that point in time they have only accrued approximately $500 worth of work that they have done. Trying not to be a scrooge, I told him that we could give him $1,100 instead. Out of all the work that we wanted them to do, I would estimate that we (the homeowners) ended up doing 50% of the floors and maybe around 40% of the baseboards. They never completed the job and lied to me on their ---unbeknownst to me--- last day of their work on January 9, more than 2 weeks from their last on the job appearance at our residence. Ed told me that they will just be taking their lunch break. I was busy doing some other work when I realized that they were already late coming back from their break. I checked my phone and found out that I received a text message about 5 minutes after he told me he was leaving, that his mom was sick again and they had to leave. I went out to the garage and discovered all their equipment gone. I called him and he never answered. I texted him and requested for a callback and he never responded. The following 2 days, I gave him the courtesy of asking what his plans were (texts messages and phone call messages), but still, he never responded. Finally, after 48 hours of waiting and feeling like a cheated fool, I decided to move on from this sorry ordeal and texted and called (answering machine) him to not come back anymore. I told him that we would not try to get our money back anymore since it would be more trouble than it's worth. They never finished the job they got paid to do. In my opinion, he is a dishonest contractor. I made the mistake of trusting his word.

I asked for an estimate for painting my house and the representative was timely and professional.read more