Indianapolis ADA Contractors

They kept good contact with me. They were pleasant people they cleaned up there work well. Their workmanship has held up.

He is a small company right now and he's very busy. He works hard and always tries to have the best help. He's a really down to earth person. Very honest and very reasonable on prices.

They didn't follow up on the job. They didn't finish it and I later found out they stole a bunch of tools from me. I'm disabled and they took advantage of me. I finally had to take it to the attorney general, and they lied to me and my case worker.

We have used Eagle Handyman services many times. Jay always shows up when scheduled and works in an efficient manner. Jay was able to work us into his schedule on short notice which was much appreciated. I would rate Jay's service A+ if that was an option.

I asked if he would be interested in helping me move a double that I had just sold. I had good experiences with him the past and wanted him to do the work. He told me that he would come out and he said that he would have to come out and look. He came out at the set time and due to my disability I could not walk him through the house. So may daughter walked him through the house because I wanted him to move out several furniture items but he went over to the other side of the house and took all the metal. I'm furious with what he did to me and took items that we never discussed. All he did was pick up a bag of concrete and a few empty paint cans. I don't want to see him again and its a shamed

-The laminate was a special order item, so we expected to wait a while on that. When it did ship, it took a few weeks for them to come out to install it. It looked great for a day or so, but the laminate began to bubble and separate from the wall. Lee did some research and determined that using a using a different adhesive and adhering the laminate to a layer of subfloor would work better. More time passed while the new material was ordered, and then we waited a few more days for Lee to come out and finish the job. The finished job is excellent - I know I have hit it hard several times, but you can't tell. In all, they installed one layer of laminate, tore it and the damaged drywall out, and installed a layer of sub flooring and a layer of laminate over that. Fine Painting only charged us $825 for the whole job, and it does look good. The delays are the only reason I did not give them a perfect review, But I would still call Fine Painting again. Lee worked really hard to make it right, and it shows.

In May, 2012, I had a central air conditioner tune-up (from a company listed on Angie?s List, BTW). Approximately two months later, I asked a neighbor to do a chore in my basement and he found standing water. I hired a second air conditioner company to unclog the A/C pipe that had caused the leak. I called my insurance company to assess the damage and provide a repair estimate. October 15, Home Experts looked at the damage and compared it to the insurance company?s estimate and agreed to do the repairs. Home Experts worked from October 22 through October 24. They moved in an air mover and dehumidifier, replaced and painted four doors, replaced or repaired and painted damaged walls, cleaned the tile floor, and removed the debris. They treated and removed mold that was discovered. They performed some additional repairs in the basement for no additional charge. I am disabled and am unable to go down to the basement, but was shown before and after pictures and am very pleased. I would recommend Home Experts to anyone need repair and remodeling. I have used Home Experts several times over the past year and a half for repair, painting, and other projects. They have always provided fair estimates, come in on budget and done an excellent job. I consider them to be very trustworthy. I will use them again. .

I highly, highly recommend them to others. We used them last year and had a front porch step patio type and I had them take it all out and pour fresh concrete and they did the same thing in front of the garage door. He and his helper suggested putting in rain coating in my narrow hallway and having it painted white and the walls earth stone, which is what I was looking for. I had one small light in the hallway which made it dark, so I had him put in two direction lights in the ceiling. He recently enlarged my two bathrooms doors of the entrance to better facilitate disability access and they did a fine job on that. The first job I used him for was to replace 4 glass sliding closet doors in the master dressing room area because they were creating firing from the old wheels and staining the carpet. He re-wheeled two closet sliding doors in two guest bedrooms. He replaced my front inside door with a more decorative, insulated front door. I just had him replace the front storm door and 4 windows, which was one in the guest room and the others in the living room. They are great. He passed the test for one that is for things being accurate and square. His wife Regan is a Co-owner and she schedules all the jobs and she is very good, friendly and nice.

it went horrible the man did not get permits. he did not do the room right now the floor is sinking instead of building a new floor from cemmente he had wet wood which was left out in the rain and flooring. the old flooring under Neath is cracking. he put in wet insulation and dry wall waster coming in the windows do not math the home the windows not put in right. the door is not ada approved home never inspected. benches are cracking no ramp or step to get in or out, celling not done or painted no duct work complete. now to have it done over 28,000 and health department involved he took the rest of the material that we paid for. tried to rip us off at the bank. he charged extra to paint the room which is not working because of wet walls. the windows door are not cocked floor in even dents in floor now you can see the water coming I. the siding not on. the siding does not match or wood trim he used old gutters on the home no new sifits or gables. window have film coating that can not get off nail haning out of windows. there is a lot more.. he needs to give our are money back plus to have another company come in and redo it it which will cost over 28,000 plus what the health depart finds they said it could spread to the rest of the home.

Dave came to install the new fixtures I purchased and to make repairs on my house. I had a long list of items for him to do which contained the installation of all new items such as a dishwasher, kitchen counter top, cabinets, bathroom vanity, and replace a wall faucet. I also wanted him to install new lighting and outlets in the bathroom but he could not do these things because it took longer for him to make the installations. He said he Assumed that some of the work was already done on the dishwasher and counter top. He had made the asumption that the hole for the sink was already cut and the counter top was already put together. He assumed there was also some work done on the dishwasher etc. I explained these were new items still new in the box and that I did not have a hook up for the dishwasher yet. I made it clear that nothing had been done on these new items as he could look at the items to see they were brand new. He did not ask me questions about any work that could have been done on them and he could clearly see the counter top was not prepared in any way. He looked at the list and assured me the list could be done in 2 days and he estimated the job for no higher than $1500.00. He also said he could do all the work himself and would only need a helper with the counter top and the minor repairs. As it turned out it took much longer to do the work and he charged about $2500 for the work. I had told him I was living on disability and I could not spend a lot of money for his work. I made it clear to him that I would need him to do good work at a cost saving price. I had to purchase the cheapest items the home improvement stores had and I did not have a lot of money to spend on the installations. I told him that the house still had the original fixtures from when it was build in 1959. The faucets was corroding, the bathroom sink was barely still hanging on the wall, the counter top was extremely old and out dated and there was not enough cabinets in the kitchen. He did not have time to do the rest of the work because he spent so much time on the first items on the list and I can not afford to hire anyone else to finish the work on the house.

I will not hire this contractor ever again!!!!!!!. Beware of hiring this contractor!!! He has anger management issues and is not honest with his pricing. The job was a disaster. The contractor, David Schultz, provided an estimate for the cost of the labor based on the work requested. He initially stated it would take four days to complete. I added some other items which was completed in an additional day, but the project took 9 days to complete because the contractor only worked half days and one day did not show up at all with no notice given. The contractor is an older person with a disability who needs his son as a helper. Because his son went out of town, my work was delayed and the contractor brought in another helper and charged an additional amount for the new helper when the cost of the project had already been agreed on. In addition, I asked about a repair that had been done by this contractor previously, I told him I did not want to pay for a repair, if needed, at this time, and he said he would have his son look at the job. His son looked at the lights on the garage that were not working and stated that new bulbs needed to be added. He purchased the bulbs and charged $64.38 for the job which at this point, I was forced to pay because the owner became very aggressive, shouting and using profanity. This aggressive behavior was shown in the beginning of the project when the owner, thought I had asked his son to do some work when I had not. He assumed in error, and drove into my driveway in an intimidating manner as if he was going to run into my car and began shouting that I had no right to tell his son what to do. At that point, I should have stopped the work and told him to leave. I did not and the work deteriorated after that. I had to constantly ask for do overs on the project pieces. The work on the front portico was left a mess. I had to clean the debris from all over my front steps. This contractor is 20 thumbs down!!!!!!!!

It went great! We now have a bathroom that is undoubtedly the best designed room in our house. We yearn to be able to take guests to our home in & say "Have you seen out bathroom? Let's have dinner there!" Seriously: We can really see how CSI's ideas & actions worked for us. The room looks larger; is less crowded; looks purposeful & well thought out; & is just plain beautiful. Every other problem they corrected was also well done & successful. The job took twice as long as anticipated because of the extras we decided to have done. Communication was just about flawless. Steve, who was working in the home, brought another worker for CSI, Roger. Both Steve & Roger were great: skillful, sensible, thoughtful. We had the impression Steve enjoyed the design aspects of redoing rooms--he was certainly talented at it, & Roger was also very skilled. There were a couple of things we'd have done differently: Tne original pine edging for the door was removed & discarded & a substitute installed, & the smell of the mastic & caulk were overwhelming. That said, we hadn't specifically said "Leave the original pine!" or indeed said, "We're really sensitive to caulk--please help us deal with this." But that feels pretty picky considering all the rest of the job CSI did.