So far, so good. Southern Quality Construction has been the very best contractor so far…read more Scott followed up immediately, is prompt, sincere and took the time to listen to our needs and provided fair price. Have bathroom remodel scheduled. I will update this post upon completion.

I was stood up multiple times when work had been scheduled. And now they won't even return my call.read more

Very good people. Great prices!!! Friendly, and good with animals. Didn't bother us with question…read moreafter question. They knew how and what to do. I have more things around this house to do. I will definitely call them.

Did my floors bc he had guys that could do it. Now I have pieces of flooring coming up everywhere…read more Had to pay someone to fix where they didn't cut the floor close enough to the doors. Told Tony about it, he said they are coming to fix it. Never came. never heard anything back. I need A refund as I bought the flooring myself & just paid him for the labor. i hope no one else gets screwed over by him. Or his "guys"

this company is the best. Our town used them for the construction of our new Sports Complex,…read moreConcession Stand. They did beautiful work and was done on schedule. Not very usual these days.

Hire at your own risk. He was hired to fix a home build gone wrong and $85,500 later nothing was…read morefixed, only made the situation worse. he threatened to put liens on the property if he wasn't paid in his time frame regardless of home owner satisfaction. How he is still is business is insane. no better than a common thief.

The review by Jennifer C. of Cullman, has prompted me to add my input and our experience having…read moredealt with Michael Hall a while ago. Our intended project estimated cost was averaged at about 50-60K. 113 Contracting business is run by Michael W. Hall of Addison. It is a limited liability company, which means you can only sue for the amount of the companies worth. Been in business for about 3 years. Has a small crew. The business is registered with the Alabama Secretary of State. Not listed with the Alabama State Contractors License Board. No confirmation from the Alabama Home Builders Board as a member. A contractor is usually required to have a county business license no matter the project cost. In our opinion, we found him to be quite arrogant, with a puffed up, high-and-mighty attitude. Had no business card. Appeared offended and uncooperative when asked about his license, insurance, liability, etc. Gave the appearance of having no patience in a statement that he didn't want to be interrupted while working on your project to answer questions or to explain things and would quit. Boasted having equipment to handle a variety of jobs. Unknown what equipment or if owned outright. Mentioned had problems dealing with women on potential projects. Was recently arrested due to a complaint filed by a woman and currently pending trial on the matters. All part of the public record. Expects approximately half of the project cost up front for materials, leading one to suspect he has no credit with any materials supplier for a client's job. Offered a contract refusing a detailed estimate as requested. We wouldn't sign or trust any written contract without an attorney's advice. While it is customary to expect some upfront money by some contractors, in our experience, most a reasonable person should give is between 10-25% deposit of the project cost. Any payment should be by check, loan or credit card. Similar projects to ours completed with references were requested but was referred to non-descriptive pictures on his Facebook page. States he warranties his jobs for 12 months but no specification what exactly was covered. I'm amazed that others haven't written any reviews, good or bad, thus far. Overall, too many red flags, not professional and happy to say he's NOT a contractor we'd ever do any business with and didn't, or would we give as a referral. I hope this review helps other.

Very nice people they helped me in the worst time ever when no one else could. My pipes froze and…read morebusted and they were the only ones I could get to come out in the middle of the night. I will definitely use you again. thank you so much.

From the owner: Locally owned home improvement contractor serving a large span of Alabama. We offer several…read moredifferent services including anything from small jobs to big jobs.

Blake's Handyman has not reply to my message. It's been 6 days and no one has…read more called or message me. Not sure, if this is a legitimate business.

He did a great job and took got the floors fixed quickly. I would recommend and will use him again.read more

Jalon came to inspect my roof after it was damaged by a storm. He told me I needed a new roof, and…read morefor $500 he could tarp the roof that same day to prevent any more water damage. I told him that was too much and I would tarp it myself. He told me if I hired his company to do the roof replacement, the $500 would be applied to that total, but if I went with a different company I would owe the $500. I thought that was a fair deal, so I had him tarp the damaged roof and agreed to use his company for the job once the insurance claim was processed. Two months later when insurance finally completed the claim, I had Bullard Roofing put on a new roof as we had agreed. After the job was done, Jalon called asking if he could come by and pick up the payment. He said that it would be for the roof job plus the $500 for drying in the roof. I reminded him of our agreement, but he said we never had that conversation and I owed the $500. If you use Bullard, make sure you get everything in writing. Do not make any verbal agreements with this company - they won't honor them. Bullard's crew also tried to take two unused metal roof panels that were included in the price I paid with them after the job was completed. Thankfully I caught them taking the panels on my security camera so I was able to get them back. The roof job looks fine, but I'm disappointed with Bullard's dishonesty about the $500 and their crew trying to steal two roof panels.

Made contact to get roof looked at for estimate of repair. Got one call back saying someone would…read morebe able to look at the leak and would contact me the next day. No call was received even days later. Tried making contact again through their website with no follow up by the company took place despite receiving an automated email saying contact will be taking place. Very disappointing. Another company made follow up contact and came out as they said they would.

Ordered custom dutch door, screen door, french doors and two interior doors, all with matching…read moretransoms. Picked them up today for delivery to our new home under construction and let me tell you they are AWESOME!!! Josh blew us away with the detail and craftsmanship and when the owner loads your truck, well that that would be called customer service. Love this place and will be back fro more.

Nice people and everything you would need to restore door hardware. All types of doors and windows…read morefor your restore project.

Whitaker remodeling redid my kitchen and a few items starting in February 2025. The whole project…read morewas done within our discussed timeline and the quality of work is great. They were kind enough to let me do most of the material purchasing as I did a ton of research on what I specifically wanted. I simply bought the items I wanted and they installed them per my instructions. I did order the wrong type of cabinet trim for the top so I had to reorder some new that took about 3-4 weeks to arrive. It was no problem getting them to come back out and install when the new stuff showed up so that was nice. Speaking to my eclectic design requests, they had some great sub contractors, particularly the HVAC sub, that was able to install my intense range hood setup with no issues whatsoever. The system required a makeup air vent in the attic and they installed and balanced the whole thing without issue. I'm so happy with how it turned out. Last major point was they were clean. My daughter was 1 at the time and we were battling some asthma issues (before construction) and the team did their best to seal up the kitchen from the rest of the house and keep it clean. There was a ton of dust production, because drywall work = dust, and the mess was kept to a minimum each day. Overall, I would highly recommend Whitaker Remodeling. They were affordable, respectful, and clean.

It pains me to finally breakdown and write that we STRONGLY DO NOT RECOMMEND Whitaker Remodeling!!!…read more We selected them to lead a remodel of our dream home. Unfortunately, they walked away from our renovation leaving it incomplete and forcing us to need to find new contractors to finish a job they started over a year after they started!!! They did reasonably quality work, but fell about a month BEHIND because of the painting subcontractor that they brought in to complete the interior paint for our remodel!! To start, their painting subcontractor decided not to use any sort of tinted primer and went on the less expensive side of Sherwin Williams paint for the job. As a result the coverage was poor and it took more coats than planned (4 in some rooms). Whitaker Remodeling and their painting subcontractor even had the audacity to ask for more money because of this issue they caused by electing not to use any sort of tinted primer... which would have absolutely resolved the coverage issues. I was accommodating and agreed to pay a bit more (~$800) to cover the additional paint and supplies. This was the start of a series of issues related to painting that set us way behind on this job and ultimately a very poor experience with Whitaker Remodeling and their crews. Whitaker started the job in late April, 2023 knowing we needed to move into the home at the end of July. We had to pay an exorbitant amount of "week to week rent" costing almost $2000 when our temporary housing lease expired at the end of July because the job wasn't complete. When we finally moved in, among other incomplete work, we had no functional sink in our kitchen and appliances were there but not hooked up. They continued to work on our job sporadically and at random times when available into early October 2023. They just fell so far behind because of their painting subcontractor that took almost a month longer than scheduled that it caused scheduling conflicts for them and our job became a lesser priority. The last time they showed up to work they only worked a few hours and said they weren't feeling well and would be back. Among other issues, they installed the incorrect cabinet above our refrigerator and explained that the correct depth cabinet was missing from our cabinet order. I gave them the go ahead to do so because we didn't want to fall further behind on the renovation. At around Thanksgiving time 2023 I found the correct cabinet STILL IN ITS ORIGINAL BOX in our garage... so the correct one was here the entire time!!! After not hearing from them for a month (early October to late November) we reached out and asked what was going on and explained that we found the cabinet and wanted to know when they would be back to replace the cabinet with the correct one, finish our backsplash, install our crown mounding and pot filler, reinstall the binds removed for painting, finish some drywall repairs, clean up paint spilled by the painters on our new hardwood floors, and clean up and replace some other miscellaneous things. They initially told me to order another cabinet face for the cabinet that they installed in error (costing me another $175 plus shipping for their error) and advised that they'd be in touch to schedule and finish everything up. Then, a week or so later they texted and advised that they'd keep us on the schedule but that they understood if we needed to get someone else out to finish up. I immediately called to speak with them and the conversation was cordial. Again, they said they felt bad that it was dragging on and were okay if we wanted to find another contractor to finish. I explained that at this point we were already into the holiday season (Thanksgiving and Christmas) and that we were satisfied with the quality of work and preferred that they finish even if it was after the holidays. They again said that they'd look to work us into the schedule to wrap up. We checked in with them in December, January, February, and March... and in April 2024 at their request sent them the final list of all open items. The request for this list left us feeling like they were finally going to finish up. Unfortunately, they went completely silent after a few texts in June 2024... OVER A YEAR AFTER STARTING OUR REMODEL that was supposed to be completed by the end of July 2023!!! We haven't heard from them since. My only advice is that they do decent work, but DO NOT pay any amount until they complete your job. DO NOT agree to any sort of "pay as you go" agreement, even if it seems fair. If you pay as you go they take their time and feel no obligation... so will walk off your job if they get behind schedule too much and scheduling becomes inconvenient for them. I can only surmise that they figure they've gotten paid and owe you nothing... and will leave you looking for new contractors to finish what they started!!! USE WHITAKER REMODELING AT YOUR OWN RISK!!