Atlanta Shower Door Installation

We hired Stone Age Handyman Service to tear out our old master bath shower and install a new tile shower. The work was very meticulous and was completed on time. The crew gave us daily updates and were very helpful when we had problems with the shower door that was purchased. We would certainly hire them again.

I emailed Handy Hero about installing a new shower door purchased from Home Depot and I was emailed back within a few hours - the fastest response time I received after spending a week of contacting multiple other companies. David, the repairman, installed the door and was very professional. He explained the installation process and warranty information to us. Even though the service took a little over 2 hours he did not charge me for the additional time. I would definitely use them again for future projects.

Leonardo was a delight to work with. He was responsive from day one. Always there for me to ask for advice about other items I needed to refresh the shower. His work was superb and the crew cleaned up as if they were never there! I am in love with my new shower door - changed the whole look of the bathroom and HIGHLY recommend Shower Glass Dreamworks to you!

Bill was very helpful in our planning for the work and getting it done in a cost effective manner, and was responsive throughout our projects. He was an easy and likeable guy to work with.

Amazing!! They were quick, efficient and safe (which during a pandemic is especially appreciated)!! They have beautiful taste and helped us pick out the tile and grout. They’re very creative and we were grateful for their input. They have a high attention to detail. They touched up paint, vacuumed and cleaned up everything they brought in. 10/10 would recommend and use again.

Handyman Connection of Alpharetta was hired for a shower remodel in November of 2018. TL;DR - don't hire this company for anything more than washing a window or removing an old nail from the wall, and don't expect for them to back the work that's done with their so-called "1-year warranty". The handyman sent from the company was not professional and lacked politeness and honesty. The mess he made in our house took longer to clean up and smell back to normal than it took for him to make it. Between the cigarette smoke and the condescending conversations he managed to throw up the facade of a shower, that we quickly realized needed more attention. The work done was overpriced for what we received. 8 months after the installation the floor tiles were popping out and grout was allowing water to seep through. A project manager from the company came over to check on things to see if the work would be covered by the so-called 1-year warranty. The project manager was the best part of the company, honest, straightforward and agreed that the work done was absolutely horrible and told me to expect a phone call from the office soon to make things right. 5 days later I received a phone call from the original handyman who performed the poor installation and a voicemail from him saying he wanted to fix the shower. If insanity is defined by doing the same thing twice expecting different results, I'd have been insane to allow this person back in our home to give it another shot. I reached out to a real professional (which I would recommend you do at this point if you're still reading this review) to come take a look and fix the mistakes that had been made to the shower in the first place. We ended up having to redo all of the floor work and cover up much of the poor finishing work on the shower. We also learned that the mortar used to hold the tile on is not meant to be used for showers. It isn't heat resistant and will wear quickly over time. We expect to only have 5 years left on the multi-thousand dollar renovation that will cost us as much, or more, to fix. When I asked the Handyman Connection to make things right and cover the costs of having someone who knew what they were doing fix the shower they refused to honor their one year warranty stating that warranty work is only covered by Handyman Connection contractors. They didn't bother to ask how much I was wanting to make things right. They have no interest in customer satisfaction from what I can tell; they are just out to make another buck. I would have been happy for a partial coverage, but the lady on the phone (who didn't sound very confident and could tell that they were treating me wrong) said that there was nothing they could do after she placed me on hold for a second and a half to ask someone else if they could help. This company may be good for fixing a window lock, painting a wall or hanging a photo, but I would definitely not recommend them for anything of significance. UPDATE 10/1/19 from my previous review: **I just reached out to Rick, the owner of the company, in response to his comment on Google Reviews about making things right. We both came to the agreement that we could have done things differently to resolve the issue at hand and he offered me $250 to cover part of the costs IF I REMOVED MY HONEST REVIEW OF HIS COMPANY. I told him that I'm not interested in taking bribes, but I would be willing to accept the $250 and update the review honestly. This was not good enough for him, so he rescinded his $250 offer and we are back at square one, but now I think even lower of this company and how they handle conflict and bad jobs.

Our master shower had a known leak from the shower door that we were aware of when we bought our home. Overtime, the leak began affecting the drywall next to the shower door and the floor, which is carpeted, in front of the door. Additionally, the shower head began a slow drip in the last 9 months that increased in tempo to a fast drip. We interviewed two companies for the repair, and we chose Fred Sons for two reasons. First, his assessment of the shower was extremely thorough and analytical, during which he pointed out several possible, additional causes for the leaks. Second, his estimate was incredibly thorough and detailed (7 pages long), and let us know that he absolutely had taken every possibility into account. We hired Fred to demolish the existing shower in order to ascertain if there were any additional water issues that were hidden from view. We brought in a housing inspector who worked with Fred to thoroughly examine the demo and make sure that we understood the extent of the water damage and what would be needed to repair the damage. Fred welcomed the additional help and worked well with the inspector. Together, they found four (4) water issues: the leaky door, condensation due to the lack of insulation between the shower and the outside wall of our house, a leak behind the shower head and the shower trim and a leak in our tiled shower bench. There was a standing pool of water underneath our shower even though it had been a week since it had been used. Then the remodel began. Fred properly insulated the outside wall and completely replaced the shower floor, drain, the damaged sub-floor and the drywall. He also created two access panels which did not exist before (for the shower rough valve and the motor to our jacuzzi tub), bringing the both the shower and the tub up to code. The latter access panel was visually consistent with the wood trim (half-rounds) that surrounds the tub. Fred went over and above the call of duty in several ways. When we realized that the tile that existed throughout the bathroom was no longer available Fred spent his off hours finding an alternative supplier for tile with the proper color and dimensions to match the existing tile. Without this, the entire master bath would have needed re-tiling, which could have cost an additional $5,000. Additionally, Fred let me borrow his van when my husband's car was in the shop unexpectedly. This allowed me to pick up the marble curb for the shower, allowing us to stay on time with the project. Fred was a pleasure to work with. He patiently and thoroughly answered all of my many questions, and gently advised me against making certain changes to the shower (complete re-tile, wheelchair accessibility) that would have added substantial cost to the project. Instead, he recommended smaller changes that improved the aesthetics of the shower without adding cost. My husband and I are extremely satisfied with how the project turned out and now can rest assured that there will not be any further water damage to our home. We intend to rehire Fred in the not-too-distant future to remove the carpet and replace it with tile and to add a better fan in the same bathroom.

The shower started leaking into the basement five years after the installation. The shower was improperly installed without a proper shower pan. Mike Golota used and still uses RedGard as a shower pan, which is a liquid sealant, instead of the industry standard use of a CPE waterproof membrane. The exact problem happened to my in-laws remodeled tile shower in almost the same time frame that was remodeled by Mike Golota five years prior. When contacted about the issue Mike Golota blamed house settling and cracked grout for the leaking shower pan not the lack of proper materials such as CPE membrane. Mike Golota told my inlaws the exact same thing when their tile shower started leaking three years ago. Both our houses were built in the 1960s, any settling would have occurred long ago. Mike also added that it didn't matter either way because it was way of out warranty and he won't pay for any repairs. Mike Golota and Golota Building Services should not be trusted to work on your home because he does not stand behind his work.

CALLED TO CONFIRM, SHOWED UP ON TIME. POLITE AND DILIGENT. 100% SURE REPAIR WASN'T POSSIBLE SO HE WORKED OUT A CREATIVE AND COST EFFECTIVE WORK AROUND. LOOKS AND WORKS FINE, AND SAVED $$$ VERSUS FULL REPLACEMENT.

David arrived on time and did the job quickly and professionally. He removed the shower doors, etc, filled the holes and cleaned up the silicone. The bath looks like new.