Good communication and showed up early for my driveway work. When they arrived the owner was there…read moresupervising his crew - you don't see that anymore! Hard working crew that did a great job. Good value for the money, I will use them again!

Barry and the crew showed up on time and took great care filling cracks and sealcoating my…read moredriveway. They did an awesome job!!

Stone Tree Design made our updating the kitchen project so much easier! Breckin was friendly and…read moreknowledgeable and a great help in deciding materials and color. We definitely will be using them again!

Stone-Tree has shown they are NOT a reliable company to work with. The owner, Jon Hadley, refused…read moreto submit a claim for defective tiles. He kept blaming the "problem" on the subfloor because our home was built in the 1970's, and his NEW (never before used by Stone-Tee) installer was not able to level the floor properly. After much insistence by us, and resistance by Jon Hoadley the owner, two floor reps were brought in to inspect the floor, and determined the floor tiles were "cupped", which is a term for defective. Everything needs to be removed so we can start over. Stone-Tree is STONE-DEAF when it comes to problems created by their hired contractors and miscommunications within their own organization. They have not contacted us regarding refunding our deposit and payment for damages. The following letter was sent via certified mail: 01/10/2024 Stone Tree Design Center 27875 MN Highway 65 N. Isanti, MN 55040 Attn: Jon Hoadley RE: Defective Flooring and Faulty Installation Refund We understand the LVP flooring installed in our home was deemed "cupped" and a credit has been issued to your business to replace the product, as well as for tear-out and replacement labor. Due to your lack of interest and response to our many concerns during the flooring installation process, including the mention several times of "defective tiles" (which you refused to acknowledge), we no longer consider you a "trusted flooring company" and, therefore, no longer require your services to remediate the problems you and your hired sub-contractor created. The correct repair would be to remove ALL of the 3/8" underlayment and replace it with ¼", at great expense, throughout the kitchen, dining room, hallway to the basement, and family room entry area in front of the service door; however, this would create additional problems (removing granite countertops, removing cabinets, disconnect plumbing, etc., and eventually replacing everything) of which we have no desire to undertake at this time . Per text message from Breckin August 23rd, "He's going to pick up ¼ inch!", was the response to Connie's phone call to Breckin, regarding the underlayment thickness the installer should be picking up at the lumber yard. He had a different idea that didn't work out. The underlayment used was 3/8", not the ¼" that was requested by us, and confirmed by Breckin. Patches are uneven, creating more problems rather than solving them. Chairs wobble in the dining room, in the family room entry way, and at the end of the kitchen island. Floors slope and dip well beyond acceptable tolerances for warranty coverage. Edging cuts are uneven, the floor tiles are warped, and transitions are very poorly cut and installed! The underlayment in front of the family room entry must be removed in order to amend several major issues in that area - to bring the floor back down to carpet level, to leave room for the service door to fit back in place, and to remove the major hump and slope caused by improper underlayment thickness and installation. Our entry door needed to be cut down to accommodate the current 3/8" underlayment plus floor tile thickness. A new door will need to be purchased to fit back into the original opening. Page 2 As you know, custom kitchen cabinetry was installed between the underlayment going down and floor tile placement. The NEW solid wood end panel covering the refrigerator was damaged by the installer you hired, using a dull saw blade. Leaving it "as-is" or covering it with quarter round molding are not acceptable "solutions". The cost to replace is $390.36. We were told, in error, that we needed to remove a perfectly good ten foot solid Oak stair nose at the edge of the dining room. The cost to replace is $200.00. The re-do of this project entails more than just pulling up vinyl tiles and installing new tiles. It includes removal of all the tiles throughout the kitchen, dining room, family room entryway and small hallway to the basement, partial removal of underlayment, additional work to re-level the floor, re-install new flooring, removing and replacing appliances, and more cleanup. The additional time and overall mess is a major inconvenience, especially the second time around. Considering all of the above, but possibly not everything, please issue a refund check for the following items: -Deposit of $2,000 -Remove and dispose of defective LVT: 480.48 sf x $3.00 = $1,441.44 -Remove 3/8" underlayment at family room entry area: $700.00 -Replacement damaged refrigerator end panel: $390.36 -Replacement oak stair nose between dining and living rooms: $200.00 TOTAL REFUND: $4,731.80 Please send a check to our home address by return mail in order that we may continue and finally finish our remodeling project. The above letter was sent via certified mail; however, no response, nor refund, has been received as of March 12,2024. Joe & Connie T.

They did an Excellent job, great people. I would highly recommend them 100% for your paving project.read more

I interviewed 6 asphalt companies to remove my 50-year old crumbled asphalt driveway and chose…read moreDurable Paving because they checked off every box I wanted, needed, and hoped to find. My first contact came from Shaun. Fabulous guy! He was not just friendly and easy to talk to, but listened with the intent to understand and answered questions thoroughly. He explained every aspect of their process and the materials they use that was easy to understand without being "sales pitchy." He suggested an alternative to my plan that saved me hundreds of dollars. When the crew came to remove and replace my driveway, the owner of the company, Neil, walked with me so I could point out areas of concern and address what Shaun and I discussed. Then he and his guys got busy doing everything expeditiously and with precision. One thing that really impressed me was when they hand packed the edges with a tool that makes them beveled to prevent water from getting underneath the asphalt. They cleaned every bit of debris and one guy even used the loose pebbles of asphalt to fill in some minor gaps. Having gotten five quotes before them, they were very competitive and the second lowest. The difference wasn't significant, but what tipped the scales was they were able to complete the work in one day whereas the other company would've put in the packing material first, have us drive over it for a week, then come back to finish the job. Durable's 2-year warranty backs up their work. I'm very critical of any company that wants my business for a major big ticket project, and I was happy with their total service from start to finish...never any tension or anxiety. They will be back in a year or two to seal coat the surface. They are a local and family-owned business out of Princeton, MN. I hope to have convinced you to at least invite Shaun to give you a quote. I hope you'll have them replace your driveway because you will undoubtedly be extremely satisfied with the results!

We needed a ceiling demo and replacement in a bedroom. Ryan gave us a very reasonable quote and had…read morehis subs start the work almost immediately. Ryan came over every morning to check progress. He was kind, thorough and prompt with responding to text if we had questions. We have some other projects lined up with Ryan as well. And bonus for me-he showed me how to use AI to generate photos of the room I was going to paint.

We had a very positive experience with Signature Contracting. We reached out to several companies…read moreto get quotes on creating an accent wall in our master bedroom. Ryan came back with a great price, his communication was fantastic and the scheduling was easy. Josh completed the work and it looks great. He was took the time to discuss spacing and trim options. Definitely recommend. (My husband and I will be painting and whenever that happens I'll add a photo of the completed project. We opted to do the painting ourselves.)

Precision contractor team was knowledgeable, on time and fair pricing. I would definitely recommend…read morethem.

We could not be more pleased with this company. In the midst of selling our house during the…read morepandemic, an inspector found an issue requiring mold remediation and reconstruction. Early on a Wednesday morning we contacted them and by mid day we had a quote and were convinced they should do our work. Bobby was so helpful in letting us know exactly what was needed and how it would be done. His quote made our work with the insurance adjuster a breeze. The scheduling of the work was thoughtfully planned so we did not need to be out of our home for longer than necessary. The work itself was amazing. Andrew did an amazing job and we were kept appraised of the progress. The final results exceeded our expectations. Extremely professional and thorough. Give them your business!

I hired Calabrese Tree care on a recommendation and was very satisfied with the job of trimming a…read morecouple of dangerous tree limbs above my house and cars. Also liked they climbed the trees, no big equipment leaving ruts and divots. Very professional! Also they are reasonable priced. They also did a great job of cleaning up after they were finished, in my yard and the street. Very happy with the work done!

Calabrese Tree Care was fantastic from start to finish. They showed up right on time, the crew was…read moreprofessional, and the quality of their work was excellent. The pricing was very fair, especially for the level of service they delivered. I'd absolutely use them again and highly recommend them to anyone needing tree work.

Half of my house is nearly 100 years old, and this is where the kitchen is located. I wanted to…read morekeep with the style of the era, but also get some modern updates for functionality. Cory and his team did an outstanding job. From the initial CAD drawings to the end of job tweaking and everything in between, they went above and beyond my expectations. The quality of construction and expert installation (Thank you Tommy!) on a custom job in an old home was not a simple task, but these guys give great attention to and care about the details which show up in the end result. The project was done on time. Cory had an immediate interest in hearing and understanding what I was asking for. His good and timely communication was also very appreciated. Quality workmanship. I will definitely hire again.

Last winter 2025 we asked Chuck Ellis from Robideau to change out a fireplace from wood to gas,…read moretake down a popcorn ceiling and put in LVT flooring in our Famiiy Room. We are So pleased with the outcome. We asked him to raise the fireplace box so its more visible from the dining space-we love the added hearth for added seating space. The flooring base is concrete and they needed to even out some cracks. Great attention to detail. Chuck was only a little irritated with me when I requested taking down the popcorn ceiling after they had installed the new fireplace. This is the 5th project we have had Chuck do inside and outside of our home. Thanks SO much!!

Kyle wore a mask, but that was about all he got right. His "mitigation" consisted of spraying the…read moreareas affected by the sewer backup, removing the soaked carpet, and folding up the small rug that also got soaked. He did not do anything about either the closet that had had sewage flow into it or the shreds of toilet paper on the tile floor until they were pointed out to him. And after he wiped the tile floor, he used the same cloth to wipe off the door handles he had just sprayed with disinfectant. We talked to him about the need to move the furnace so he could clean behind and under it, but he told us that we would have to arrange for that ourselves. He didn't move anything else out of the furnace room or attempt to clean up the shredded toilet paper that was visible in the corners of the furnace room (see photo). We now have another company that appears to have the right idea about what needs to be done and how to do it.