Charlie and his team were incredible. He was so efficient in his work, stayed on budget AND on…read moreschedule. He turned our old storage shed into a beautiful schoolhouse for our children! He also created and installed large custom fences that completed elevated our yard. We were so fortunate to find LCI. I would proudly recommend his work to all of my friends and family.

LCI remodeled our small bathroom and exceeded all my "particular" expectations. Work was done to…read moreschedule and on budget. More than that, Charlie and staff pay great attention to detail from start to finish, the workmanship is top notch; they truly listen to our desires and are able to make design and build recommendations. I strongly recommend LCI for small or large projects.

Tom was recommended to me for foundation consultation and repairs by my next-door neighbor. She'd…read morehad her foundation repaired by his guys and was very happy with the work. She did tell me that sometimes they were hard to get hold of... but they did complete the work and it was done very well. So based solely on her recommendation (I didn't Google or Yelp), I contacted him and set up a consultation. As I remember, I had to leave a voicemail, and it was a while before I heard from him, but he did call me back, eventually. After that, he was very responsive via text and email; he sent an itemized Word doc for his initial quote, I responded with a bullet point list of questions, he responded with answers to each bullet, I updated his Word doc and sent it back to him as a PDF, and he gave his okay of it in an email back. Once the statement of work and quote were settled, we set a date for his guys to start the foundation repairs, and they were there on that day and every day after for a week until the work was complete - even on one or two drizzly days. I had actually prepared for the repairs to take much longer and was ready to work through some non-responsiveness based on my neighbor's initial warnings, but I was pleasantly surprised to have the complete opposite experience. Oh, and a bonus: sometime during their time working on my house, I'd also had a pest company rep come by for an appointment and break the gate into my yard (ridiculous and hilarious story). Bittner's guys were going to come back the next day to finish up their work, and I warned Tom that the gate was off its hinges a bit and I couldn't fix it yet, so if he could let his guys know to be careful with it that would be great. He responded by saying they'll fix it for me (surprise #1), and they actually did (surprise #2), and they made it better than it had been before it was broken (surprise #3), and he didn't try to charge me for this (surprise #4). So yeah, I had a great experience with Tom! I'm in touch with him now about my next project, and I decided to check if he's on Yelp. Well he is, and let me tell you I am very surprised by a lot of these reviews, haha. All I can say is he's been great to me. Perhaps some changes have been made in the last couple years :)

Tom has 50 years of experience in construction and foundation repairs and he had a different…read moreapproach to solving foundation issues which he fully explained. We had a home that had cracked walls and ceiling due to foundation issues that accumulated over 58 year due to "expanding clay soil". Tom gave an estimate to fix the problem that was much lower than other bids we received. He had his crew out and they got floors all flattened and replaced a termite eaten joist beam. It took about 2 weeks which he estimated.

Mark and Cody are nice and honest people, and some of the work their subcontractors did was…read moreexcellent. However, as I see it, they have a small pool of subcontractors they work with. And I think that was one of the reasons my project took so long to complete.

The Gamble House was built in less time and money than this remodel…read more Postives- general construction people Negatives- price of extra/additional work came after the work was done; difficult keeping contractor focused on the job (didn't know if he'd be there of not); we had to deal with the historic part of the planning department our selves; inspector had to come back when work wasn't done to code; had to change already purchased mirrors due to placement of electrical plugs/switches in new bathroom; contractor temperamental at times when asked to deal with aspects. After completion; some new stucco cracked off the wall (did come and re-stucco the spot) but didn't re-paint it; placed a number of texts (which were read) concerning dragging bathroom door and missing caulking around the new bath tub...no response. It tends to be a 'crap shoot' if a contractor turns out to professional or not. You could hire his crew but not he or his son. I am not sure who give him high ratings, but I am glad it worked out for them. My recommendation is keep looking. For a contractor, ask people who have had work on their house and look at the work.

Danny and his team redesigned and made my backyard an oasis!! Professional, courteous and prompt!!…read more100% recommended!!!

Loved working with Daniel and this crew. They all took the time to listen to what we wanted our…read morebackyard to look like, we gave them a budget and we have never been happier! Daniel was in contact with us every step of the way, keeping us updated with the project. His crew was extremely nice, hard working and very detail oriented. I think my favorite part was watching Daniel teach his crew how to do something they didn't know. It warmed my heart and really showed his leadership.

My Response to the Owner's Reply: Setting the Record Straight…read more I am writing to correct the inaccurate facts provided in the business owner's response. The True Timeline & Scope of Work: During our initial consultation, we were upfront with your former salesperson, Sean. Before signing anything, we showed him the ongoing electrical, irrigation, drainage, and dry-well work being done by another crew. We explicitly stated that the turf installation could not begin until that extensive project was fully completed--which we estimated would take many months, stretching into late 2025. Sean agreed to this, stating he just needed to put a temporary date (May 2025) on the contract to process it. We emphasized that this was not an actual start date. Sean understood and agreed. The Communication Breakdown: The owner claims the company tried to contact me. This is false. No one from this company ever called to schedule an installation. The only phone call occurred when I reached out in May to provide an update, as instructed by Sean. Later, our project faced delays because our sole contractor suffered an accident. Once construction finally finished, unforeseen circumstances forced the sale of the home due to the co-owner's decision. The Deposit Dispute: On January 14th, I called the owner, Ron, to explain the situation. Because we never scheduled an official installation date, this company never mobilized crews, ordered materials, or wasted resources. The only time spent was the initial "free" consultation. Given these unique circumstances, I asked Ron for a good-faith partial refund of $500 (half of my $1,000 deposit), allowing them to keep the rest for Sean's time. Ron promised to check with Sean and call me back within 5 days. He never did. When I called Sean directly on January 19th, he informed me he no longer worked for the company but promised to flag the issue with Ron. After another week of complete radio silence, I posted my review. Misleading Advertising: Prospective customers should also be aware of their marketing practices. I have screenshots of their Instagram ads claiming a "state program discount" for the first five sign-ups. This same ad template is used by multiple different companies across social media. The quoted price was identical to competitors who did not claim to offer any state discounts. Conclusion: If a company reserves a specific date for a client and loses other business, keeping a deposit makes sense. However, keeping a full deposit when no start date was ever set, no materials were ordered, and the sales representative agreed to an indefinite hold is simply operating in bad faith. I am sharing this so other consumers are aware of how this business handles communication and contract flexibility.

Joseph and his team completely transformed my backyard. The previous homeowner had planted a…read moremassive tree that left the yard looking messy and damaged, but Joseph removed the old concrete and installed beautiful pavers that look so much better than any concrete option other contractors quoted me. Not only did he offer a better design, but his price for pavers was actually lower than the concrete estimates I received. They started the very next day after we signed the contract, and even though a few unexpected issues came up during the project, Joseph handled everything smoothly and professionally. About 95% of the work is done now, and he's even installing garden lighting himself for free after the cleanup. The center lawn area is still in progress, but I'm already extremely happy with the results. I'm planning to work with Joseph again on my next project. Highly recommend him.

I am very happy with AP General Contractors, particularly Raul. He explained the process, timeline,…read moreand was in constant communication throughout the roof replacement. They did an amazing job replacing my roof. They provided a fair and competitive quote compared to the other quotes I received. Their team was very respectful and it was obvious that they took pride in the quality of their work. I would definitely recommend them and will keep them in mind for other projects. I am happy to report that we had our first rain and experienced NO leaks.

Looking to get our house roof shingles replaced, gotten 3 different estimates, and this company…read moreprice was in the middle. We went with this contractor, mainly because of they're representative Mike, he came inspected and gave us a good presentation on materials, product, workmanship and so on, he was extremely nice and very informative, didn't make us feel pressured at all. Workers came as scheduled, team of 3 guys worked fast and furious. Roof was done in 2 1/2 days. Fairly good with clean up afterwards. With the new roof on and done with, satisfied with how it looks, very happy with the workmanship.

After interview 6 contractors opted for Pacificland, why? Price was middle of the road, he was…read morelicensed and would pull permits, Martin did not try to over sell job, and more importantly company is out of Lakewood (my home town). I wanted to replace 65' of a block wall which was in pretty bad shape. Total job took 2 weeks. Partially because of the holiday and scheduling inspector. The crew knew their roles and that helped make the process go by quickly and smoothly. The new wall looks beautiful and the young man did an excellent job of cleaning up. Thank You for making the process easy :-)

Just had them repair my wall at rich door and window when a truck hit it. They did a great job and…read morewere on time to finish it.

They left a broken fence, skid marks on my freshly poured concrete from one of his workers on a…read morebicycle. Trash was left behind, bottles, chip bags and lunch crap. Tried to hide left over base behind a trailer. Asked him to come back and correct and of course they wouldn't respond because we already paid. Don't pay a dime until you fully examine your job. I am ok with people breaking things or making mistakes. I am not ok with them not taking responsibility. So those aren't your employees on my property pictured? Your were the sub-contractor.

We hired Carlos to do our driveway/front yard pavers and to build a new walkway, courtyard and…read morewall. The pavers came out fine, however the steps up to the walkway and front door have the wrong color of grout. They also did a HORRIBLE job on the grout on our wall. Not only is it gloppy and sloppy (which I pointed out while they were working on it and they didn't fix), they also left spaces unfilled. When they came back to fill in the gaps, they used a different color and whatever they used doesn't even look like grout...it looks like some type of putty. He also did not even tell me he was finished "fixing" the wall before he left. So he was already gone when we noticed. He even joked that I had a good eye to notice all the gaps they missed. Seems kind of ridiculous that they didn't notice that since they were supposed to be the "professionals". We have since tried to get him to come out and fix it. He sent someone out to take a look and the person he sent agreed that it was not done properly. He also said that they would not have noticed the mismatched color the day they "fixed" it because it doesn't show up till the grout dries. He told my husband he would have to do the whole thing over. He said he would not charge for the labor but WOULD charge us for the materials!!! This is unacceptable! When you hire a company to do something and it's not done right, they shouldn't charge anything to fix it! Sadly my husband paid in full before all this and Carlos's response was that "we signed off on the job". I even sent him pictures of all the mistakes and he did not even respond. He had come highly recommended to us so we thought we could trust that he knew what he was doing and that he would make things right. BIG MISTAKE. Now we're stuck with a mess. Save yourself time, money and headache and don't hire Carlos Pavers.