The TOV siding team did such a great job on our Hardie Board siding installation, paint & new…read moregutters. Art was very responsive to any questions or concerns we had & made sure that we were happy with the work performed every step of the way. His quote for the job came in well below other quotes we had gotten, but the quality of the work & materials used were top notch. When we had concerns about touch ups on the paint, he came by to inspect everything himself & made sure that it was taken care of at no additional cost & in a timely manner. We would definitely recommend TOV siding to anyone looking for great priced, quality work.

We had multiple quotes for siding our 4500 square-foot house and TOV Siding came in as one of the…read morebest deals for the quality of work they provided. They also gave us an option to have our house painted at a discounted price when added with Siding . They perform the work very professionally and kept up to the timelines needed for our project as well as helped us with any other problems that occurred along the way. They are a very professional company and went above and beyond the scoops of work expected. We will use them again for all of our future projects and appreciate the quality of work, they produce.

We used MTB for a major (down to the foundation) remodel and we could not be happier with the…read moreresults! Scott and Craig took to the time to listen to what we wanted and brought our project in on time. They were on top of every detail and were fun to work with. We feel very fortunate to have a MTB built home - thanks MTB!

I had Scott provide an estimate for a $100k full kitchen remodel. I worked with my own structural…read moreengineer and architect to acquire a permit for removing a load-bearing wall (as Scott said he couldn't manage that portion of the project: "We don't have time right now to do the drawings for the permit. You will need to get someone else to sort that out."), and once I had the permit, Scott sent over a contract. The contract included a clause stating "all claims and disputes between the parties arising out of or related to this Agreement shall be resolved by binding arbitration" which I didn't feel comfortable with. I suggested removing that clause, and Scott insisted on it remaining in the contract as written. I accepted and asked Scott if he would like me to sign electronically or on paper. At that point I didn't hear from him for one week despite multiple emails and phone calls. After a week, he emailed me saying the negotiation (despite my accepting the original contract in the end) was a "big red flag from me and I don't think we can do the job for you." Overall I found this interaction to be incredibly unprofessional, especially since we had been in communication for multiple months and intended to start contraction in just a few weeks.

It was the windstorm that caused a black out that caused a leak in one our bathroom vents. We…read morefirst called our insurance to see the extend of the damage. He said although there were potential problems the actual damage was bad enough to introduce mold and future water damage. We called for three bids and when Pacific Evergreen Roofing came out, Jonathan and one of his workers surveyed the roof. They took pictures, discussed what they found, showed us what was a problem and what wasn't. Not only did they repair the damaged they addressed the potential issues the insurance company was concerned about at no extra charge. They were professional, thorough and committed to a job well done. They are now a fixture on our maintenance calendar. We look forward to a long-term relationship.

I highly recommend Pacific Evergreen Roofing as roof service. Jonathan has great customer obsession…read moreand really think about my benefits. At the beginning, I just quote for roof cleaning. Jonathan came very quickly with an inspection and pointed out a couple of other issues. He then showed my roof's true condition of the roof and proposed the corresponding plan. He was also flexible about the price of the service and eventually offered a very reasonable price (comparing with others, it is much less).

JBC did a full kitchen remodel for us. We tore down a wall and extended our tiny galley kitchen…read moreinto a rarely used "sitting room." Their work and that of their subcontractors was all high quality. Our foreman Gary was a pleasure to work with. He would not accept any shortcuts and wanted to ensure we were happy with everything. We are loving our new kitchen!

The first thing Tom told me when he came over for the first day of work was: "How did you find…read morethese guys? They can't find new customers and all their existing customers aged out/died". We probably should have ran at this point. We had a quote from Johnson Brothers Construction to rebuild our shower that had a leaking drain. Their quote was very competitive ($10k + tax) and they seemed knowledgable enough, so we went with them, aware that things might go over the quoted amount given that every projects has unknown. We did have some unforeseen things happen, requiring an extra day of labor to strengthen the floor and some weirdness about the existing drain setup that was taken care of by a plumber in an hour. Yet, here we are, two months later with a total bill that is well over twice the quoted amount, a tiling job that is sub-par and a lot of finishing touches are still missing. When you hire a general contractor, you expect them to guarantee some level of quality and to advocate on your behalf with subcontractors. In our case, the tiling subcontractor not only did a horrible job, but also tried to increase the cost for some work we already sign-off on and way over ordered one of the types of tiles (that we had to pay for). In the end the subcontractor fixed as much as they could short of redoing the whole floor, but we were the one fighting for it and inspecting the work. JBC just stood by. JBC also had two subcontractor give us quote for some drywall for a transition strip. Their interfacing between these subcontractors is essentially a series of screenshots of iMessage conversations they have with those subs. I made it clear to the drywall sub that I wanted quotes for the different parts of the job. He gives us one opaque quote with possibly an extra $100 (??). The transition strip sub, what we hear is that he'll come by by the end of next week. Saturday comes and he is no where to be found. JBC gave no updates along the way. I could also talk about their opaque billing practices, how they're charging for labor hours that don't seem to line up with what I can see on my front door camera. Or how they have 3 guys show up for the same amount of time and yet one of them is charging for an extra half hour? Honestly I could go on and on. We definitely regret going with JBC for our job. I should have heeded my gut feeling when Tom said what he did. You definitely should.

The bathroom in my house needed updating and had a water-damaged floor, so my wife and I purchased…read morea bathtub with water jets, tiles for flooring, a new vanity and mirror cabinet, and even paint for the walls. I am not much of a handyman myself, so we hired Saint Joseph Carpentry for installation. They did a superb job! Rick and his team clearly take pride in their work, and that is reflected in the quality of their craftsmanship. I would hire them again for future projects and recommend them to my friends.

I have had major reconstruction and some exterior siding done. Both jobs were done top notch…read more Ideas and changes were easy to convey and implement. The crew and workmanship are very good. They are dependable and responsive. I have recommended them to many of my friends and they have had the same experience as me. Need a contractor? Call Rick and his crew at St. Joseph's Carpentry. They will treat you well.

Thank you for the repair of the room, for the re-equipment of electricity and plumbing, I recommend…read morethis team to everyone.

Would never recommend this company to anyone. We had work done in 2019 after water damage to our…read morehome. Still dealing with issues because the work wasn't done correctly. It was a mess. Why the late review you may ask? Because I don't like to throw small businesses under the bus but after all the work I am having to do to fix their lack of due diligence and inept work, I am still frustrated.

One of your guys in a box truck crossed the toll double lines on 405 in Kirkland today then flipped…read moreme off when I honked at him. Great representation of your brand.

We've worked with Built Square twice now, for a kitchen and then a bathroom and windows project…read more The results for both projects were quite good. Kitchen was first, came in on time and on budget with minimal issues. Second project was done during the middle of Covid, so that hampered timing a bit, but I think that was understandable. There were a few issues but Built Square really did their best to make them right. I'm a very picky person and Divven and Rick worked well with me, listening to my concerns and working with me on what needed to be done.

We had a small project that needed to be done. It was contracted out to a smaller company to do…read morethe work. Although the subs were good, I find the communication a bit lacking. Not sure if our job was too small for them but it took a while to get the lien paperwork back and such.

Armata helped us with two claims over $1 million each. One a fire and the other a flood from a…read morebroken sprinkler pipe. We had used Armata before these claims but they really helped us navigate these large claims and made the process so much easier. They understand what to do and when to do it. I highly recommend Armata for your restoration and construction needs. John B. Property Manager