Complicated, piece meal interior remodel, new roof. Included removing popcorn and painting…read moreceilings, laying new floors throughout, removing a wall, casing and railing stairs, replacing deck stairs, removing an old pool house and more. If you need a cost effective and timely job done, call Jeff Braswell! You will not regret it. They completed all our work in 3 weeks in spite of rain - and all while we occupied the house! They showed up, knocked it out, were considerate of our needs and made it happen within the budget. The quality of work and materials is excellent.

After retiring in 2013, I bought my forever home in Edwards, MO. I had some major repairs to the…read morefoundation and upgrades made to make sure it was sound and easy to maintain in the future. However, in 2018 I noticed a dip in the floor around the refrigerator. I made calls to companies who had originally done the foundation and insulation work, with no response. I reached out to several other contractors that worked in my area. They either did not show up or told me to just keep an eye on the problem. Then I got in touch with J&M Remodeling. One of the owners, Jeff Braswell, came to review the issues. Jeff was very professional from the start. After a thorough assessment he had some not so good news. The prior work that was done was only to cover up rotten foundation beams. Insulation was sprayed over rotten beams. I had paid to just have problems covered up not repaired. It was an expensive lesson, but I feel so fortunate to have found Jeff and his team do the repairs. The floor and foundation had to be replaced. Once they started, they found several other issues that he suggested we take care of before they would become a problem, which I agreed. Walls and studs needed to be replaced. Their knowledge, professionalism and craftsmanship amazed me. But it was more than that, that impressed me. They all went out of their way and added special touches to put this project over the top. They moved light switches to more convenient heights, they painted areas of the house they didn't even work in to make sure everything matched and blended in. Everything was seamless. My house was cleaner after they finished that it ever was before the remodel. As a senior citizen, I need people and companies I can rely upon. I feel as if that is what I found in J&M Remodeling. They went above and beyond our contract requirements. Jeff's experience made him the perfect selection. I am comforted to know there is a company I can rely upon. Janis

First, I can only speak about my experience dealing with Black & White Roofing. Unfortunately it…read morewas not as good as it seems others had experienced. I am willing to talk to anyone about my experience and I can send pictures or you're welcome to come see the quality of work for yourself. Due to google space or typed characters restrictions, I can not say as much as I would like so this review is limited. Joe McDevitt did put a lien on my house in lieu of trying to resolve the differences after I had expressed my issues and concerns after receiving final invoice. I have full email exchange that can be shared. This review is being posted after the lien issue had been resolved. Issues with quality of work. Here are a few items: - Siding was damaged and Joe McDevitt did not fix it or offer to fix it. - Leaf guard for the guttering was removed and Joe McDevitt did not replace it or offer to replace it. - A 20' +/- walk way that they re-decked but didn't use pressure tread lumber in parts and slats bounce. - In some areas of the Bitumen (Rolled material for low slope roofs) the workmen created some areas of surface damage / scuff marks. - The trim pieces between siding and roof were attached using the yellow colored Decking screws. The screws were not set flush to the wood and protrude about 3/16" high which makes painting ugly and is just visually ugly. - The caulking applied on the trim looks very unprofessional. - They left a small (about 2' vertical area) of exposed facia left (see picture) - The Bitumen roofing material is not overlayed properly on the downhill slope in a couple of places. - The solution to "Extend the Roof" has it's issues too. Issues with billing invoice amounts. To help support some of my next comments, you may go to the Missouri case net website and look up case number 25CM-ML00022. Now, as a contractor to add a little to the billing that a sub-contractor charges is common practice but, let's see if you think the couple of items I will outline here are reasonable in your opinion? There are others items of interest but the 2 below are the most note worthy. One of the thing interests is that the 'Markup' was wide spread in regards to different items of work that the sub-contractor charged and what Joe McDevitt charged me... Meaning 30% for this 40% for that, 500% for something else. - Invoice from Rangel Roofing for "Reframing" (2nd form the bottom in Exhibit D first page) Charge to Black & White $600.00. Black & White Charge to me $3200.00 marked only as "Framing" (4th from the bottom in Exhibit E). What work was actually done you may be asking? There was 24 +/- feet of the sub-facia board replace with I believe 2X10 treated material. THAT IS IT! None of the rafters were replaced or any other noticeable work done. And for context, the 'Bad Shape' is a reference to the facia board being rotten due to water damage. The Rafters seemed OK as I saw the workers walking across them before any work had been done and in pictures you can still see parts of the insolation attached to the original boards. Hence, not replaced. - In Exhibit D (2nd from the Bottom,) "Prep & extend roof to concrete." This work was done by a "Commercial" roofer and there isn't a billing item from them in the case filed on Exhibit D so I don't know what was charged to Black & White roofing. But, I was charged $3000.00. What work was done for that $3000.00? The work area was about 50' X 2'... 1) Power washing for cleaning of the concrete. 2) A "Sealant" was rolled out over the concrete. 3) Some type of flat roofing material (Might be Soperma) was rolled out on top of the sealant of the concrete and tucked up under the Bitumen at roofs edge that hung over the facia board. They original had a drip edge but that was removed when the Soperma was installed. 4) A roofing tar was applied to the edge of the rolled flat roofing material. Again, there are other items of interest that can be compared between Exhibits D and E. I've posted a few images but there are more. Thanks for reading.

They replaced my roof four years ago, did a shoddy job. It's leaking now, should be under warranty,…read morebut they don't respond to phone calls, email, or their own web form. I had to involve the Attorney General, who doesn't care, either.

Mark recently replaced a window in the kitchen of our log home. This task involved a chainsaw and…read morelots of measuring as we doubled the size. We found him very easy to work with, knowledgable, and hard working! Mark will be our go to for additional projects he did an amazing job! VR- camdenton mo

From the owner: We a small local business that offers quality work and an eye for detail. Give us a call to see if…read morewe are a fit for your project. Decks. siding. additions. metal roofing. Screen rooms and screen repair. And many other things.

BEWARE: Brian Weber took our money & ran. Name of his new company is Woodesign Custom Cabinetry…read more RUN!

I have known Bryan since he was a kid and worked for him when he and his Dad were contractors. I…read moresaw material delivered to one investor they worked for and the next morning the whole truckload of lumber was gone. I can only guess that material went to a job that they were building for another customer. I talked to the lumber company truck driver and he said the lumber company put a stop to delivering to any job that wasn't on the invoice. They even had the nerve to ask me to bill the investor for the work I did on another job for them if I wanted to get paid. I ended up filing a suit against them. When we were in court, their answer to the judge was "I don't know why we haven't paid me". Of course I got a judgement against them and the home owner. You could tell they were shaking in their boots because they were afraid I would spill the beans on them in court ( Not my circus, not my monkeys!). I see on case net that Bryan is charged with felony theif in excess of $750.00 and now there is a warrant for his arrest for failure to appear with no bond was issued because they consider him a flight risk 05/04/2022. Looks like he is going to get his punishment.

As a previous employee of Brady's glass I have seen many issues with the company. customers private…read moreinformation is left out for anyone to obtain, the ladies in the office repeatedly talked down on customers that made complaints and the owner made multiple racial slurs to my face including using the N-word. This company is an extremely toxic place to work and I would not support this business in the future after seeing it internally.

After getting the runaround from Koontz in Columbia and some ridiculous quotes and complaints about…read morehow hard it would be to hang a glass shower door from local contractors, Brady came and hung the door in about an hour and a half for less than $300. And they were kind and professional. Oh, and I forgot to say: they drove up to Columbia from JC after a significant snowfall .

The staff at Midwest Roofing is friendly and experts at what they do. If you have roofing issues,…read morethis is your company.

Once they give you a bid they won't let you make a decision. Pressured decision making is their…read moregame.