I had work done on our home this month with replacing 2 slider doors at the basement and deck along…read morewith the front door with sidelites and I couldn't be happier with the result. The doors arrived around the time that James at the Millworks desk said they would and the contracting company doing the work was quick with the scheduling of the work with an understanding that the date could be moved due to weather issues if they should arise. The crew consisted of a team of two men and arrived on the day it was scheduled for and immediately started checking the doors and the areas that they would be getting installed in. After assessing the project the crew lead did find a problem with the front door and said it wouldn't be able to be installed today as they were missing a part. Okay, not a problem to me as I do work in the construction industry and am aware things get missed on occasion. The crew moved the door to the foyer area and left it there as I didn't want it going back to the store. The proceeded to get working on the sliders and that went off without a hitch. Both sliders installed and looked fantastic. The crew cleaned up the work areas and told that they will notify the store about the missing part and that it might be 2 weeks for them to get it and once it arrived they would call and set up the install of the front door. The part arrived and they called as promised and set up the install date for today. The crew arrived on time and set about removing the front door and replacing it with the new door. It was a very smooth process for them and again fantastic work from the crew. The process for selecting the doors at The Home Depot, having a measure tech out to confirm door size, paying for the work, and having them installation done was easy and painless to me. The installation crew was professional, respectful, and worked quickly and efficiently and made sure their work was exceptional and I thank them for that. I would definitely use them again after this experience. A few things to keep in mind though, they do not paint, install door kick plates, door knockers, or doorbells as these items are your responsibility which I figured it would be and you will see that listed within the contract. The teamwork from James, Dave, Norm, Marv, and Angela to make sure this project was completed in a timely manner even with the missing part was fantastic. Thank you all!

Troy and the crew did an amazing job! Save yourself some time and book Stuart's contracting. They…read morehad a fair price, did a great job while keeping the space clean along the way. They showed up exactly when they said they would and were all kind and professional. Troy is extremely knowledgeable about several issues we had with our home and we will be using them for our next projects.

We got 4 other bids and Stuart's was, by far, the most reasonable. A somewhat complex screening of…read moreour patio under our waterproof deck, 2 contractor bidders obviously, based on their ridiculous bids, didn't want to deal with it as it was time consuming and involved a couple of custom pieces of metal (posts). Troy just shrugged that off and was well you get the posts and screen (a special yet durable type of screening that allows for large sq footage without a bunch of cross sections) and here's my price. One section is 12'x10' or 120 sq feet and the finished look is like having a nearly invisible picture window (see pictures.) Troy was quick to return and replace a section when we discovered a small knife cut in one panel that had gone unnoticed and likely happened when trimming excess screen. The only con was his crew spoke broken English however they were competent, friendly and very respectful and courteous while on site and cleaned up 100% every afternoon during this 3 day job. Troy does have a foreman who drops in regularly and helped with language barrier. I highly recommend Stuart's Contracting. Troy's low key but effective work ethic made all the difference as we always felt our satisfaction was his goal.

I have used Brent and his crew for SEVERAL projects and have never has an issue. I am a GM of a…read moreProperty that is always looking to have work done. They have handled everything from flood remediation, and full restorations to small drywall patch and repair jobs. They have done roofing inspections and repairs, carpet replacements, window repairs and I even contracted them to do a $150K + stairwell restoration project! They have ALWAYS been nothing but timely, professional and are nothing short of experts in their field. All of the residents that have had interactions with TYL have nothing but good things to say about their work. The one time we had a small issue, Brent was courtious and professional and went out of his way to make the necessary adjustments to make the residet happy. I would HIGHLY reccommend TYL for any type of services from a small job to a full on project.

TYL is a prime example of home owners insurance gone wrong. I blame Allstate almost as much as…read moreTYL. It's obvious that Allstate promises to throw TYL business as long as TYL promises to perform the work at a fraction of the cost a reputable contractor would charge. Reading the reviews, I wish I'd researched TYL prior to allowing Allstate to force them on me. I'm experiencing the same as majority of reviews. Lack of professionalism, lack of communication, and poor quality of work. In hindsight, I should have left the "not so good work" they did alone and called it a day. Instead, I insisted that they repair my water damaged ceiling correctly. Big mistake. I've got a bigger mess now than I had before. Nothing they did was communicated in advance. And everything they did has been a hot mess. Small things like them using my Dyson vacuum to clean up construction debris, leaving the toilet seat up, turning off AC and leaving off so my house was 91 degrees when I got home, moving all the furniture out of the damaged room with exception of TV & TV stand that they pushed in front of my back door making it unusable, not to mention a fire hazard, all added misery to my already miserable experience with them. If your insurance suggests TYL, JUST SAY NO. Even if you have to pay the difference out of pocket. No amount of money can make up for the frustration they will cause you. Not to mention the amount of time your house will be is disrepair awaiting them to complete. I'm still waiting...

Not a fan at all. My…read morebasement had flooding issues and when I tried to bring this to my elderly parents' attention, they somehow decided to finish the basement, despite the musty smell and this seasonal flooding for 20 years. I was hoping that maybe Hivex would identify this issue and maybe back me up on this point before they fully converted it to a rentable living space. But they didn't. We then got a huge rain which left visible signs of flooding and standing water on the basement floor. When I told my Dad, he said it was due to Hivex mopping the floor. I was certain that Hivex would help clear this up and attribute the water to the recent storms. They didnt--they confirmed (lied?) to my dad that it was due to their mopping a few days prior. So then they started installing the framing for the drywall, despite the smell and standing water. I knew the project was doomed at this point because once the drywall went up, that moisture would be sealed off behind it and the mold would just flourish. That's when we got the biggest storm in Spring of 2025 which resulted in catastrophic flooding of the basement, leaving zero doubt about the flooding. (This is also a common-sense issue in our area, which has heavy clay soil). We hired a basement moisture company to deal with the seasonal flooding but we had to remove the framing to install the dewatering trench at the base of the wall. At this point, they were really behind schedule. The price was outrageous. Over $80K. My friend just finished his basement and oversaw the drywall, electrical work, cabinetry, etc. He did his basement, which is larger, for around $20,000. The mark up was huge and I was really expecting more. Hivex is for people who love to spend money. Little things they missed: 1. Basement door will not lock and the GC never coordinated with the basement moisture people as to who's fault this was. I thought the GC was supposed to solve things like this and not let things fall through the cracks? 2. Ceiling fan is supposed to reverse during the cold months. This feature is broken which really sucks in the winter time, when all the warmth stays on the ceiling. 3. Faucet was really loose and I had trouble correctly tightening it. Frustrating for a few weeks as it gradually loosened and I had to keep fixing it. 4. The reverse pump for the bathroom was not even sealed. There was a visible gap on the lid of this device and the smell was AWFUL for a few weeks. My aging parents cant smell anything so they just said I was crazy. After a few weeks of this smell, they finally had someone come to seal it. This worker seemed very honest and he said it was bad they missed this. Nasty Hivex. 5. They have really bad deals and poor quality when it comes to their cabinetry and kitchen design options. (Cheap stuff designed to maximize profits). They also refuse to work with whatever company you went with for the cabinets/hardware/faucet. Again, whats the point of the GC if they arent coordinating with everyone? We went with IKEA and it was SO chaotic and horrible. Its basically an automated company at this point.

This company saturates my mail with their UNSOLICITED ADS. I have sent them numerous notices to…read morestop sending me their ads, and they refuse to stop. They are violating federal law by refusing to stop their unwanted mailings. I don't know how good their work is, but based on their illegal mailings, I would never trust them to do anything.

Sometimes a review is best left after the test of time. Our shower floor from a bath reno a few…read moreyears ago experienced cracking and crumbling grout with repair unsuccessful so we started consulting contractors. Was determined full shower replacement was necessary due to something under the tile floor and after demo it was revealed TNCs sub had improperly prepared the floor. We only work with contractors now who employ their own crews.

Great job on my roof. Excellent fast service. Workers were great. Left the area spotless. HIGHLY…read moreRECOMMENDED.

This guy is a fraud, he didn't finish the bad roof job he did which took him weeks to complete…read morealthough it was paid in full, he started dogging my calls , and now he claims he went out of business and he's not coming. Whatever he tells you, don't believe him.

Because I had too much on my plate, I decided to remove the gutter cleaning and have someone do it…read morefor me. Mills responded on a Thursday with a flat fee and offered to come out that Saturday. It turns out that Google Maps lied, and he was about five times as far away as it originally told him. He could have just canceled, but he came out and did the work for what he originally quoted. It's hard to find people who will do that.

I reached out to at least six different vendors to request quotes to fix the drywall, remove a…read morepedestal sink and install a new vanity and sink and a half bathroom. Of those that responded, Aaron has business partner were the most responsive and professional. We were able to do most of the communication via email which was very convenient for me. The quote that he provided was reasonable for the amount of work that needed to be done. They showed up on the date and time agreed, were their masks and did an excellent job telling us what needed to be done as well as instructions for care and maintenance of the newly installed vanity. I would definitely use their services again! They even provided a very detailed invoice at the completion of the work. Thanks for your professionalism and a job well done!

Incredible experience - had recent experience with other contractor but M&D immediately identified…read morebreakage in roof and fixed. I can't say enough about this company!

two stars because work was completed fast but didn't complete what asked for which was to get the…read moreridges out of the roof. spoke about plywood being replaced on the roof decking but was failed to do so.