Big fan of Rob. Communicated well and offered a competitive bid. Shower was originally…read moreconstructed wrong (By Grand Homes) so Rob gutted and rebuilt using the correct board and membranes. Today we have a very large custom shower that does not leak, was completed on time and for the agreed upon price.

Rob does excellent work. I've hired him for several small projects and never been disappointed…read more The latest just full bathroom remodel, the biggest job yet and we are very happy with his work. There were a few small roadblocks along the way, just because of unexpected issues that couldn't been predicted, such as a drain pipe we discovered in the wall that needed to be redirected. In these cases Rob clearly explained the problem and proposed solutions and he was completely fair about it. Would recommend working with him.

One of the most prompt, clean and professional companies I have dealt with. I highly recommend…read morethem.

This review would have been a 4 or even 4.5 star review through almost the entire project, but it…read morekind of fell apart at the end. Let's start at the beginning. Richard and Dallas Home Renovations is a solid contractor that can do a variety of projects to a perfectly acceptable level of quality. We hired them for a shower redo - this was a tile custom shower down to the studs. From early on, Richard came in with detailed email quotes that he regularly updated as we made decisions, and even as we progressed through the actual work and materials got locked in. From start to finish, the cost for labor never budged. I found his communication on pricing refreshing and comforting, especially as we opted for the strategy of purchasing our own plumbing and tile materials. Richard is a very busy man. His company appears to have a great deal of business, which is good for him. That does mean that he tends to rush around - he would appear and disappear in the blink of an eye. One time I was literally talking to him about something and he turned to follow one of his contractors out the door to ask him a question, and after a minute I looked and his truck was gone. He's not being rude, he's just busy - I learned to be comfortable with this. His workers did a very nice job on the project itself. As I work from home I was able to supervise much of the work and I could tell that they were doing a good job with an attention to detail. They handled problems efficiently and effectively and I've definitely seen worse tile work. In the course of the project they also installed a new recessed light fixture overhead and retrofitted an existing one to match, and did a great job at an excellent price. Most of the time, I was able to communicate just fine with the workers in English. We rarely had challenges. Richard did a little belatedly offer to send a licensed plumber and a licensed electrician, but assured me that the work was very basic and that his men were experienced. They did indeed do the work just fine. A couple of times the work was delayed or done out of order because we had a hard time coordinating with Richard to get the right supplies on hand at the right time. His workers occasionally had to re-do things. I chalk this up to Richard's busyness - he procrastinated picking up a contractor-grade accent tile that we had picked out, and then found it out of stock. It also took a while to meet him at a friend's place to get a remnant stone piece for a shelf, and so the guys had to cut a hole in their work when it finally showed up. In the end, I think these only delayed the finish of the project by a day, if even. Things only went meaningfully downhill at the very end of the job. I have no personal experience with tile work, unlike some other areas, so I did not catch them making a mistake in the grouting. We picked out a single grout color for the entire shower, and they got it in unsanded for the walls and sanded for the floor. The floor grout appears to have ended up the wrong color (much too light) - a bit mixed in a couple of plastic cups indicated this after the fact. Plus, the guys failed to properly seal it. I have since learned that you have to let grout dry for 3 days before sealing it or using the shower - this appears to be standard industry practice. They put down the sealer after a little less than 24 hours and told us we could use the shower immediately. The floor grout then dried to a patchwork of different colors. They came back and scraped some of the spots and regrouted, but the patchwork of colors remained. The grout absorbs water and darkens substantially in patches, then slowly dries throughout the day, but never fully gets to the same color. We'd be okay with the wrong color if it just were all the same color, but we tried showering in the other bathroom two mornings in a row to see if we could get it to dry to a solid and it never did. It may be beyond salvaging now. After a couple of attempts, Richard has not made a move. We originally finished the job on 1/14, then brought up the grout on 1/20. He finally came on 2/3 to look at it. On 2/24 he finally came back to look at it again and scheduled his guys to come look at it, but cancelled the next day and today it's 3/16 and I haven't heard anything. I think this is a wrap for us - I'll probably pick up a dremel tool and re-do the entire floor grout myself. In the end, I think that you could feel confident calling Richard to come in and look at a job and bid on it. Go in with your eyes open and knowing what to expect and I think you'll get solid quality at an excellent price.

We had a 40 yr old home with foundation work done when we moved in 20 yrs ago. Needing a current…read moreengineering foundation assessment asap to sell our home over a holiday weekend... no problem Tommy to the rescue! We called over 8 engineering firms, all closed! Mr Tolson came out on July 4 and had his reports to us the next morning. He was very thorough and objective with his analysis. We appreciate his rapid response. Extremely professional.

We used Tommy to get a second opinion on the structural integrity of our new home. He was easy to…read morework with, friendly, and his report was thorough. He definitely went above and beyond the scope of work he outlined to clarify things for us and help us make a point with our contractors. I highly recommend using his services.

Don is an excellent contractor and a great guy. He did our master bath for us and I loved that he…read moremet us at the tile place so we could pick exactly what tile we wanted. He did this with every finish in the bathroom. I changed my mind twice about what I wanted and Don just rolled with it. Great. Excellent. Recommend.

I know this guy personally for over around 20 years now and Don is a total fraud. Caught him…read morelooking on Youtube how to do what he was contracted to do as an experienced professional. He makes promises he refuses to keep after he gets your money then does everything he can to not fulfill his obligations. If you want to get ripped off then sued, like others that have reviewed him, because you want to protect your assets from a scammingliar, this is the guy for you. I promise you most of his good reviews are fake.

I can't say enough good things about my experience with Trifecta Roofing Company…read more Corey and his team were fantastic. They fixed our dryer vent in just one day, taking on a project that very few other companies wanted to touch. The vent was coming out of the ground on the side of the house. Corey's team rerouted the vent up the roof, repaired the drywall affected and cleared/sealed the old dryer vent. The communication throughout the process was top-notch. Corey kept me informed every step of the way, and I always felt like I was in good hands. If you're looking for a reliable roofing company that delivers quality work with excellent customer service, I highly recommend Trifecta Roofing Company and Corey. Quick, efficient, and professional - they exceeded all my expectations.

Trifecta and Corey are GREAT! I got an immediate response and Corey was at our home within the…read morehour. He walked our roof found no issues and emailed the report we need to close the sale of the house. I highly recommend Trifecta Roofing & Construction

5 years ago, when a tornado hit our house, Americonstruction worked with us and with our insurance…read moreto get a settlement to make repairs. On the surface, everything is beautiful. There were some problems with sub contractors, but the owners tried to make those things right. 5 years later, it feels like every time we turn around we find another problem. Not cosmetic, but problems with the quality of work. Just a few problems have been trim that didn't get put back up under low windows, shelves mounted with the screws in the wrong place, pebbles left under the flooring, I can go on and on. Our most recent was that a shower door just fell off. As my husband looked at it to put it back up, he found that they had mounted the heavy glass door into the shower surround with nothing behind it for the screws to hold to except some glue!!! Efforts to repair this problem found that they mounted the whole shower surround with nothing behind it but the studs. No shower board, Sheetrock or anything!!! The subcontractors cut corners everywhere possible and no one monitored the quality of work. Use the utmost caution if you hire this company and monitor EVERYTHING because they won't.

UPDATE: I talked to Trevor and understood the confusion with…read morehow my request was lost. I didn't go with them, because they really don't specialize on smaller jobs. But Trevor was very much wanting to make it right.

We put in a request for some repairs at our kitchen. The project manager says "Sorry". But, he…read moredid come over to speak with us. He says the job is too small. All their jobs are more than a week. Ours is 3 days. Yet, he says he will help us out and do our project. His workers came over and did a good job in repairing and replacing a lot of items in our kitchen cabinets that needed to be repaired due to mitigation. The workers did an outstanding job in repairing what we had requested.

I don't have a choice below …read more I was coerced into signing my completion of project form by a gentleman who said he was Tommy B. He frightened me. I signed under duress as ne promised to make things right and shook my hand. I fell for the "I already paid the subcontractors" I trusted him to be man of his word. Nope Then there is a Jeremy Darling saying that I insult them. Since when has a fair evaluation ever been insulting? 98% is excellent so if you want to risk 2% to be questionable aesthetically, structurally and "is this even legal" they'll probably be ok In my case that 2% is a big deal. They are extremely high priced. So with the price tag comes the expectation of awesome high end results. Not my experience.

Honest, Friendly, and Affordable…read more My family recently extended our patio and had a gabled roof cover built. We reached out to several companies about installing gutters on the new structure. We originally picked Valor Roofing Group because they were the most affordable, but we also appreciated how attentive and diligent they were. From the beginning, Norm was giving me options that other responders did not even mention. He even said he could install gutters matching the wood's stain color. The job was done just a few days later and we couldn't be more satisfied. I've hired my share of bad contractors, so it was refreshing to find a company that was such a pleasure to work with. Will definitely re-hire for future roofing needs!

Norm was recommended to us from a friend and I cannot sing enough praises about the work that was…read moredone. He helped to educate us on our options and what works for different scenarios. The work was done in a timely manner and he insured it would be done before the next storm in a couple days. I would highly recommend him and his company to anyone who needs any repairs or work done on their roof. He is very trustworthy and I am excited to use him again in the near future