Aivar and his crew have been fantastic! Very responsive, got the work done on time, fair and…read moreup-front pricing, and most importantly, the quality of the work is great. So far he's done a range hood and storm door install for me, along with re-doing the caulking in our kitchen where the granite countertop meets the tile backsplash. We plan on using him to build an eat-in island in our kitchen in the future. I'd really highly recommend Angel Home Enterprise to anyone who needs work done well and at the right price. To boot, Aivar's got a great sense of humor and will sit and joke around with you over a cup of coffee. I like his style - he's not in a rush like a lot of other contractors I've met.. hell.. I like that he called us back! We called numerous places (Click Construction, William Beach Contracting) - good luck getting anyone to call you back if you're not planning a $20k + job. Look, we're not rich by any stretch of the imagination, but we had some hard-earned money set aside to get this work done, and if any of the other jokers we'd called had realized that doing just one job well will often lead to other work then maybe they'd get more business. I mean, at least return a call maybe? Haha, I did get one contractor to respond and told him I'd text him some pictures of our range so he could get an idea of the type of hood we wanted installed.. the next day I accidentally sent him a text meant for my husband and called him 'baby bear'. He DID respond that time, with 'nope this is Papa Bear' which got a laugh from me (along with extreme mortification) but then I never heard from him again. Guess I scared him off, ah well.

Aivar and his team completed a rebuild of my 500+ sq ft deck. They replaced the decking and railing…read morewith top quality Trex and fixed and reinforced the structure and further more bring it up to county code. Their craftsmanship and professionalism was excellent. I have prior negative experience with other contractors and Angel Home Enterprise is worth every penny! You won't go wrong by hiring him and his team.

I highly recommend the Whole Nine Yards for your next home improvement project! They recently put…read morein a new sliding door and kitchen backsplash for me and did an amazing job! They were polite, hard working, eager to meet the customer's needs and reasonably priced. Dustin was very communicative and always kept me informed about the project. Thank you Dustin and crew for a job well done!​

They wanted over $900 just to lower a 25' Tv antennae tower. No disassembly, no hauling, no cutting…read more just to lower it to the ground. To Dustin Mc, Thats a real professional way to handle someone calling you out. Dont get mad and butthurt because I told you what you needed to hear. And, the last response from business is not what i wanted done.

They provide great value for the money and completed our porch addition (storm door, landing,…read morestairs) in 5 days. They also power washed everything and cleaned up. Highly recommend!

This is my third project (deck, retaining walls, and under deck ceiling) with this company and I…read morecontinue to be blown away! My last two projects involved very creative solutions and they delivered with ease. Excellent craftsmanship as a professionalism through the entire process. I recommend this company guy to everyone!!! Projects: - 780sq ft deck - retaining walls around deck - under deck ceiling The people: Dan, the owner, has such an eye for design and in present all through the process. Mary Ann, the office manager, is top notch and always on top of all communication, billing, etc. Jose and Gustavo... amazing at their craft, hardworking, dependable, and humble. They have worked on my projects in the hottest days of summer and below freezing temps of winter. Props!

Will Grant and his team did a fantastic job in remodeling 2 of our bathrooms. He and his team are…read moreprofessional, affordable and very knowledgeable. The quality of their work is outstanding and they always show up on time and are very detail oriented. Do not hesitate to give them a call!!

This business is different from the one the home warranty company used and was very polite and…read moreamazing when they reached out to let me know.

Update on this. I'm still repairing issues caused by this company. Latest fun find is an entire…read moreroll of carpet drywalled into my ceiling I discovered after the ductwork fell down. And today I discovered the bolts holding the toilet into the ground are cut in half.

Daniel and the team do incredible work! Their pricing was clear and reasonable, the price was the…read moreprice, and they were great at following up. I consistently had a very different experience from the one-star reviewer over several jobs spanning years.

These guys are great! I have done enough renovations to know the importance of top quality work and…read moreBob and his crew deliver.While complications on any home construction project are not unusual, when one arose Bob and his team really helped me understand my options and how best to deal with it. Hands down I would use Bob and his team again--and recommend him to my friends.

I am posting the following on behalf of my mother who had the work done in Reston VA…read more "Nautilus Builders, Inc. was recommended to me for the remodel of my small bathroom  The job consisted of replacing  an old clawfoot bathtub  with a shower stall and  tiling over an old  concrete floor.  The project - though small - turned out to be a challenge due to the bathroom's location on the fourth floor of a 1967 high rise. Nautilus builders did an excellent job even when I changed my mind about decisions that had just been reached the prior day.  Bob took the time and effort to properly deal with his workers, subcontractors, and suppliers and to accommodate me and my changes.  Bob's plumber, Diego Sanchez, of Sanz Plumbing did a great job drilling through a concrete floor to uncover and replace a p-trap. He coordinated with the building maintenance concerning necessary water shutoffs and other precautions. Augustin, who handled the framing of the shower stall as well as all the tiling, is a rare craftsman.  His skill, precision workmanship, and dedication to the project are unsurpassed. All through the remodeling process communication was excellent. Bob stopped by regularly to check with his workers and to check in with me. His stated goal was for me be completely happy with the completed project. In this he succeeded. I could not be happier.  My bathroom is beautiful.  I very highly recommend Nautilus Building, Inc. for any remodeling jobs you may have."

I contracted Loudoun Valley Floors for a stair refinishing project, which included installing new…read morestair treads, risers, and staining as part of a larger flooring job. **In reply to the business: You company's years in business doesn't have anything to do with the multiple 2025 reviews for your crew's current poor quality/issues with staining. I would recommend potential customers look at other recent Yelp 1 star reviews for Loudoun Valley Floor's current quality standards for staining. And thank you for confirming that after a year, your most recent attempt at staining options, that your company has not been able to find a correct stain method to come even close to our LVT that was also purchased from your showroom at the same time.** ** Issues are still unresolved after about a year and Matthew Ange an owner who never contacted me to resolve this mess has placed a mechanics lien on the house. ** The initial staining attempt on the new stair treads produced an uneven greenish tone. After I provided photos of the issue, my concerns were initially dismissed as incorrect. It was only after further insistence that they arranged an in-person inspection. The crew that showed up agreed that stairs needed to be redone. In an attempt to correct the staining, the stair treads were sanded down and treated with a bleaching process. However, this resulted in a purple undertone. Based on my research after the poorly done "correction", I found out that the green and purple tones in red oak staining are often due to unprofessional work. These issues arise from improper handling of the wood's high tannin content, which can cause color blotches if not addressed through proper preparation or sealing techniques. Tannin pull, where tannins leach unevenly, is a known problem that professionals should anticipate and prevent, especially in oaks, leading to reported discolorations in green or purple. Following the purple toned wood stairs and landings outcome, new stain samples were provided for my selection, but they were dropped off almost a month after promised. These samples were applied only to unstained and unbleached wood, which does not accurately represent the potential outcome on my purple-toned wood. Due to this mismatch, I have been unable (but pressured) to select a stain or authorize further work as the final color cannot be reliably predicted. I have withheld permission for another staining attempt to avoid a scenario where the work is deemed "complete" despite unsatisfactory results, potentially obligating me to pay. In addition to the stain color, the application process was sloppy, leading to splatters and damage that extends beyond the scope of simple touch-up painting as outlined in the contract. Remediation would involve at a minimum sanding and applying multiple coats of paint to cover the stains as well as complete molding replacement in some sections. In certain areas, molding was rebuilt using filler, resulting in a substandard finish that requires complete replacement rather than minor repairs. Additionally I had selected "shoe molding" from the two available white samples at the sales desk during the contract signing. I specifically chose the shoe molding sample over the quarter round sample that was also presented. Despite this clear selection and it being line itemed in the contract as shoe molding, they instead installed quarter round molding. When confronted, they claimed that shoe molding and quarter round were the same thing, even though the samples I reviewed were distinctly different and I had explicitly picked shoe molding. Their initial resolution offered was a discount, but this did not address my preference and contract for shoe molding. Subsequently, they finally proposed replacing the quarter round with shoe molding, but this would require me to pay additional costs even though the contract states shoe molding. "We can install new ¾" X ¾" White Scotia shoe molding (still needs to painted) 600 lf @ $1.95 for a total of $1170.00." As far as follow-ups with the company, I have had to deal with no shows, late arrivals, and unexpected visits, which has shown their lack of concern or value for my time. I have asked multiple times for both parties to mutually agree to walk away from the project so that I could hire another company to complete the job, but they have refused. As a result of these unresolved disputes and my refusal to accept the proposed resolutions, one of the owners of Loudoun Valley Floors (Matthew Ange) who has never contacted me about this mess, has filed a mechanics lien on the property for the unpaid balance on unfinished work.

We hired Loudoun Valley Floors to refinish our hardwood floors, replace the carpet, and update the…read morestairs. The estimator arrived on time and provided a detailed estimate, explaining the type of wood and showing us stain colors that would complement it. However, when the subcontracted installers arrived, they informed us that the wood was actually a different type than what we were told -- which meant the stain color we selected would look completely different. That issue aside, the bigger problem was the quality of the work. At the consultation, we were advised to have the room painted before the flooring was done, which we did. Unfortunately, the installers got stain all over the freshly painted trim and stair areas and didn't bother to clean or repair it. They also said they couldn't stain the risers because that wasn't part of their job. When I spoke with the representative, the only compensation offered was a $100 refund -- nowhere near enough to cover the cost of hiring a painter to fix the damage. It's been a year, and I'm still going back and touching up the poor workmanship they left behind. I would never use or recommend Loudoun Valley Floors again.

I met with Mike, the owner to do a multi-floor real wood flooring project. Removing the carpet in…read moresome areas in the middle of wood flooring and replace it with real oak and finally staining it. After a couple of discussions, the project was finalized and just ended last week. Mike and his team, one for laying the wood down and the other for sanding and staining were great. Attentive, detail oriented and on time on the start and the finish. We did a design to ensure the new part is a bit darker to create the contrast, and they did a great job. I'd highly recommend Mike and his team.

If you have a small repair job, look elsewhere. I called in April and left a message. No response,…read moreCalled again and got Mike. Scheduled a look-see for May 5. In the middle of the window given, I got a text saying he would have to reschedule and he would call. It is now May 15, and still no return call despite two text messages from me. I'm done chasing this contractor. It's obvious that Mike doesn't want my small repair job.