Food quality was fine and flavors were balanced. Delivery was quick and efficient, with everything…read morearriving intact. Packaging was basic but effective. Overall, a smooth and easy experience.

We'd cosigned with an FHA loan for one of our grandchildren to buy their first home. There was…read morelater wind-damage at the home during the Winter of 21-22. U-B-Fixed LLC was one of three estimates we obtained. We've taught family and friends to do all their due diligence before hiring any business. We started with checking the required licenses of this business. Here on Yelp this business, which is claimed, advertises they are "General Contractors". Per Nevada State Contractors Board, they're not General Contractors and never have been. Furthermore, later the Nevada State Contractors Board web site changed to this business has no valid contractors license. Weird, huh? We checked with City of Reno, and this business has no City of Reno Business License. That didn't matter to Code Enforcement Officer Cynthia or City of Reno Business License Department, although Reno Municipal Code requires a business license to transact business in Reno. Weird, huh? On this business website, it advertises "U-B-Fixed is family owned and operated by Oceana Grabinowski". Per Nevada State Contractors Board, that's not true. Weird, huh? When we contacted the business about these discrepancies and ask about a Military Veterans Discount, the telephone number was disconnected. At that point we reasonably assumed the business was no longer in business in Nevada. Per Nevada State Contractors Board, advertising one is a contractor or that one performs or completes construction work or a work of improvement without required statement in their advertisements that they're NOT licensed as a contractor is a violation of NRS 624.720 Unlawful advertising; any person NOT licensed who advertises to perform or complete construction work or a work of improvement MUST state in the advertisement that they're NOT licensed as a contractor. Per Nevada State Contractors Board, NRS 624 requires that ALL electric, plumbing, hvac OR something that requires a Building Permit; OR ALL work $1,000 or more in labor AND materials; OR work that is performed as a part of a larger project the value of which is $500 or more REQUIRES a contractors license; and that contracting without a license is a crime AND a NRS 598 Deceptive Trade Practice. NAC 624.640  Bid or contract void if licensee exceeds scope of license or monetary limit; duties of licensee. (NRS 624.100) 1.  If a licensee bids or contracts outside the scope of his or her license or exceeds the monetary limit placed on the license, the bid or contract is void. 2.  Each licensee shall provide proof of licensure to any interested person. 3.  If any change occurs in a licensee's address or personnel which affects the accuracy of the statements in the application upon which his or her license is based, the licensee shall report the change in writing to the Board within 30 days after the change occurs. 4.  If a license issued by the Board was based in part on the employment of a particularly qualified person, the licensee must continue to employ such a person in order to retain the license. 5.  Each licensee shall include in all bids the licensee submits or contracts he or she enters into for construction work within this State, the number of his or her license and any monetary limit placed upon the license. 6.  Each licensee shall ascertain that each person whose bid on a construction project the licensee considers is appropriately licensed.

Our rental condo still had the original popcorn ceilings. Chris came in and removed the old…read moreceilings. He did a fantastic job. Now the condo looks more up-to-date. Chris also went out of his way to fix some wall blemishes and touch-up paint.

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