Our experience with Eric West / EWC Construction Services has been devastating. We hired him to…read morebuild our ADU under a $237,000 contract and paid approximately $130,000. Only a small portion of the project was completed before work stopped, leaving us with an unfinished construction site. We have since filed a CSLB complaint, police report, bond claim, and complaint with the District Attorney's Office. We also later connected with 6 other families who reported serious problems with their projects involving the same contractor. This ADU was intended to help secure our daughter's future, which makes this experience especially painful. We are sharing our documented experience so other homeowners can do their due diligence before signing a contract or making large payments. If you wish to contact me: call 3103441119

This guy is a scammer. Does 1/4 of the job, collects the money, then ghosts you. Look up the…read morecompany on BBB, there's a complaint against him and has not addressed it which is why he has a -D rating on BBB. I know that he has scammed AT LEAST 4 families already. The guy (Eric) is a lowlife and his business will be shut down soon.

They do awesome work! They're on budget and on time and their prices are very good! It was nice to…read morework with true professionals!

OH BOY, STUCCO BOY!…read more I met with Jereme (the owner of Stucco Boy/Builder Boy) to discuss an exterior refinishing project. We've got some TEX-COTE that the prior owners added that is failing and in need of repair. To their credit, Jereme is knowledgeable about TEX-COTE and the company even has a landing page on their website describing how to fix a failing application. They offer services to repair and re-apply, and Jereme mentioned this would be an option for us, in addition to a more involved re-plastering. Jereme said he'd break out different options for us. Despite Jereme's demeanor coming off a bit slick and salesy, them being a local company with experience with TEX-COTE gave me some confidence. I received a proposal that I felt was reasonably priced. Before selecting the company for my project, I had some follow-up questions I asked the office staff via email regarding coordinating the project with other work being done-namely a re-roof project that I'd be undertaking. After a little back-and-forth, Jereme called me directly. I was able to ask my questions about coordination with the roofing company, and he put my mind at ease. He described how the roofing company would handle tear-off and paper the roof, and then Stucco Boy would come in and water blast and prep. He was pretty specific about his recommendations and that fully addressed my questions. He said that I'd be able to put them into contact with the roofer to work out the specifics and "when roofing companies hear that, they are relieved"-indicating to me that there'd be a proactive direct coordination that would help streamline the process. WONDERFUL! After receiving HOA approval for the project, I reached out to Builder Boy and said I'd like to proceed with them. I followed up with a few questions including one about timing and order of operations to coordinate with the roofing and solar to take place (roughly, at this point) in January. The responses I got from the office staff to my questions were different than what Jereme had indicated; instead of coordinating with the roofers, they said that it would be better for them to do their work after the roofers had completed. There was some back-and-forth where I tried to reconcile the differences in the office staff's answers/recommendations of doing work after everything else was done and what Jereme had indicated to me on our earlier phone call. Two days after not hearing anything back, I received a phone call from Jereme. He indicated to me that he'd heard from his team that I was "frustrated" and that I had taken an "aggressive tone" with his staff and he hoped to understand my frustration but also see if there was a path forward. He indicated that he cares about his staff; the implication he was stepping in to shield them from unfair treatment. I told him that I was confused, and asked if he'd read the emails-my hope was to ensure we were on the same page about what my issue actually was and for me to understand what about my correspondence was "aggressive." He replied he'd "skimmed" the email-so I asked him if I'd be able to read it to him--much of my confusion stemmed from what the office staff was suggesting and how it was much different than what Jereme had indicated regarding coordinating steps with the roofing company. He responded "I get it, you're a good guy" as if my primary intent in reading him the email to was somehow clear my name, and he followed up with "I'd rather not live in the past and instead just move forward." Wait, seriously?! You imply I'm mistreating your staff, you're only vaguely aware of what my issue actually is and when I attempt to talk in specific terms about either of those things you suddenly want to "move forward"? I tried to explain to Jereme the disconnect, and how the staff's recommendation wasn't what he and I had discussed earlier, so I was confused. He said "it can be done either way" and "it's up to the customer"- but kept insisting that his staff was correct in their suggestion without acknowledging it was different than what he himself earlier had suggested, and that was the source of my confusion. The whole time it felt like Jereme was trying to gaslight me, and whenever I tried to be specific about our conversation or clarify what my issue actually was, he'd deflect and say dismissively "it's up to you; just tell us when to show up and we'll be there." I was pretty floored at this point and couldn't shake the feeling that I was getting hustled by this guy. I knew that as he kept insisting he wanted to "move forward" without actually talking about the nature of the problem, it was a sign that this wasn't the kind of company, and Jereme the kind of person, I could trust. So I calmly told him that it was clear to me it wouldn't be a good fit, he said "OK," and that was the extent of my experience with Builder Boy. Jereme: because you didn't bother reading the email exchange before, I posted it here for your convenience.

Rigoberto did excellent work and came promptly to do the work. He did fairly quickly and cleaned…read moreup nicely after. He also had a very reasonable charge for the service since I got several quotes. I would highly recommend him as I was very happy with hiring him for this job which was done to my high standards.

Amazing work! We had about 30 holes in our walls after a repipe, and you'd never know they were…read morethere now. There is definitely an art to drywall, and they truly know what they're doing. Hardworking, detail-oriented, and super clean. Family-owned and it shows in the care they put into their work. Highly recommend! Thank you!

Donald built a beautiful, durable, custom dog house for our two furry friends -- his craftsmanship…read moreis superb! He used high-quality, weather-resistant materials to help keep our pups safe and warm in Winter-weather and included top vents to keep our pups cool from the Summer heat. The features include a built-in big side door for easy access and cleanup, built in water bowls, night lights and built it on castors (lockable) so it's elevated to help protect our pups from rain and prevents moisture from absorbing into the wood base, and we can easily move the dog house around if needed. Our two retrievers absolutely love taking naps in their roomy home and having that "den feel". Donald provided detailed blueprints, photos and the cost estimate in advance to ensure we would be happy with this project. He was very professional from start to finish. We highly recommend Donald for your construction needs -- big or small, he does it all!

Popcorn Ceiling Enclosed with Drywall Donald delivered a…read morehighly detailed proposal, and that same attention to detail showed up in the finished job. He set up a containment area to protect the surrounding spaces from dust and debris, and focused on delivering a finished result that looked like it was part of the original build.

We've previously had George help us with updating a fireplace, so we when we needed to turn a plain…read moreguest bedroom into a nursery, we called him right back. The communication was easy, the estimate was competitive, and he was able to get us on the schedule within a couple of weeks. We're so happy with the quality and attention to detail. We'll definitely use GR Remodel Pros again.

I had originally reached out to George to get a quote on a number of items in our new (old) home…read more All of his bids were fair, but what I liked most was how professional George was. He was responsive, attentive, and clearly cared about the work that he is attempting to earn. We ended up moving forward with George and his team on our kitchen remodel. We wanted to have our kitchen fully demo'd and redone. George took on the challenge and absolutely surpassed our expectations. He kept the project on time and within budget. The only additional time & funds needed were due to items that we added on throughout the project. I'm sure I'll be reaching out to George again some day, and looking forward to working with him again.

Update (September 2026): I reached out to Luis again for another drywall repair, this time after…read moresome drywall was damaged by a water heater leak. As always, Luis did a great job. He opened up the affected area and carefully checked for any remaining moisture before removing the damaged drywall. He then replaced the drywall and repaired the area, leaving everything looking clean and properly finished. I really appreciate his attention to detail and the quality of his work. I would definitely recommend Luis for drywall repairs and will continue to use him for future projects. His prices are always reasonable. Thanks again Luis for another job well done!

I had a positive experience with Luis back in 2020 where he fixed a bad skim job by another…read morecontractor for me with a bunch of patches, and I thought Luis' skills were pretty superior. Over the years I have been doing DIY fixing of more bad spots around the house but I also work so I was never going to get around to all of it. I decided to call Luis back recently because I didn't want to do it myself anymore and I want to repaint fresh non-patchy walls. I hired Luis to reskim two bedrooms and two accent walls and some other miscellaneous spots that I added after he started working at my house. Luis was at my house for 3 half-days (1.5 in total) before telling me he was finished with the walls. I was (still) happy as a clam at that point and paid him in full for what was completed, fully trusting that the work was done skillfully based on my prior experience. (He was coming back one more time to finish the misc. stuff that I added on and I would pay for that part then.) Anyway, imagine my horror when I checked on his "finished" work and saw imperfections everywhere and tons of sanding dust still left behind on the walls, switches, and even mud on the door knobs. I'll let the pictures speak for themselves from here with brief descriptions of what's being shown. -Pictures 1-3: Some of the imperfections from the first time Luis said he was "finished." -Picture 4: His first fix-it visit(half day). He was supposed to find all the imperfections and patch them (the yellow highlighter spots), except he was patching bubbles with more bubbles. I had to patch all the spots again with my own compound and added a ton of other ones that he missed. Took me two full nights. -Pictures 5&6: His second fix-it and final visit (another half day). He was supposed to sand over all the patches and walls to leave them with a smooth & uniform finish that's ready for primer & paint. This was how I found them after he left. I sent him these pictures and told him to not come back as I had given him 2 chances to fix and he failed both times. There was no response from him. -Picture 7: I made only a partial payment of the balance on Luis' last visit because part of the remaining work was him making the corners of a ceiling overhang crisp, the corners are crisp but somehow the overhang is now squiggly when that wasn't the problem before. -Picture 8: I had taped up all my trims before Luis came as I didn't want any mud/compound to get on them, but I thought my crown molding were safe. They were not. He had busted them pretty badly with his electric sander in 7 spots and dinged them in at least 10 other spots but those were minor and I was able to superglue them back together. I did take on the repair of the major dings myself because I wanted to tape all of it up before he came back for more sanding. Luis and I had good rapport and I actually liked talking to him, but once the job took a turn for the worse, he never acknowledged that he didn't do a good enough job. He instead said things like, 1. "You're not supposed to look at the walls with a light from the side like that" and "I've never seen anyone look at a wall like you." --Yes, technically he's right, walls usually have paint on them which would have made these imperfections painfully obvious even when looking at them straight on, but until there is paint, this is how drywallers check for imperfections and fix them before they get permanently sealed with paint. (I had two painters (who also skim coat) come over for quotes and this was how they both checked to see how much prep work they would have to do before painting). 2. "I could fix these walls 10 times and something will still come up."--it really shouldn't if he did it right the first time, he's supposed to be a professional, not a DIYer like me. 3. "You've got to be kidding me. I'm at a point where I want to just refund your money and get out of this insanity"--after he came and saw all the patches I added to the walls (that he missed). I know what he was trying to imply and still gave him my electric sander to use so he could finish the job. With all that said, guess who is still stuck sanding the walls now after paying Luis to do the job and saying I didn't want to DIY this anymore. And with all these patches that I had to add to cover up his mudding imperfections/bubbles, it's looking like I'm going to end up with patchy walls again, which is exactly where I was when I handed Luis this project. What a joke. And the crown molding that I fixed up? That still needs to be repainted as well. I wasn't going to leave this review, but after several weeks and my walls still needing to be finished, I thought I would share my experience.

Victor Rios Flooring and Construction is the best!…read more We've had them do quite a bit of remodeling. The results have always been amazing. What can you expect? * Victor will visit with you to provide an estimate, and he will listen and deliver what you want and then some. Victor has a great eye for design. * His guys will show up right on time, work hard all day, do high quality work, and clean up leaving no debris behind. * You can expect to be happy when the work is done. * His office staff are great. Shout out to Mayra especially. Bottom line: You really can't go wrong with this company. We are redoing our house in stages, and we look forward to the next stage.

Quality was terrible. Stated he guarantee his work, but just made some minor repairs. I didn't…read moreknow at that time that no padding underneath lamented flooring was required for a better installation. His worker didn't put any underneath, now after a few years 4 to 5, the pieces are lifting, separating. I would never recommend this person ever again.

After a disappointing experience with a different renovation company in the past, I was hesitant to…read morestart another project. but working with Ahi Kitchen completely changed that for me. from day 1, they were professional, honest, and incredibly attentive. They took the time to understand exactly what I needed and followed through on every promise. no shortcuts, no surprises. The quality of their work speaks for itself, and more than that, they brought back my trust in the renovation process. My kitchen looks beautiful, and I finally feel proud of the space. Thank you, the whole team, for doing it right.