Nashville Porch Builders

It went great, I would highly recommend them. They were punctual, completed the job in the time frame they gave me and they did a great job.

I went to Nancy Moore at The Porch Company and told her that I wanted to have a screened porch designed and built on the other side of my family room. Nancy listened to my preferences as to ingress/egress and designed a wonderful porch which I accepted and they began work on it within a couple of weeks.

They were fantastic from the initial consultation, and design work through the whole process they have been one of the best contractors that I have ever worked with. I had seen 2 other porches that they had done and the quality of their work made me choose them. I live in a historic area with a lot of restrictions and the architect has been very creative and they just blend in well with asking me a lot of questions with what I want and what I think and offer a lot of suggestions.

The process went very well, Nancy and her team were great to work with. We made changes on the fly and which they were able to accommodate. The Porch Company provided a Quote and details of what they would do, started on time and finished on time, it took three months. We have been extremely happy with our Porch and have spent a lot of time with it. I highly recommend the plastic drapes, keeps everything in the porch safe and the temperature down in the winter time.

We did not receive what was in our written contract for our $30,000 porch. The salesman said AMD did not have to build what he sold us and installed as it would not meet code. The installers not only damaged the new materials, but our existing house trim and roof. It leaks in every major rain. The stone floor trim is permanently stained from the roof leaks. We were told it would take a few week which turned into months. The salesman told us they could finish the job anytime AMD wanted to as they did not have to meet any conditions of the contract. I escalated the problems to the top and I was told for week after week that the owner was aware of it all. Then AMD demanded complete final payment for this nightmare! They have ruined our dream home.

To the President of the Porch Company: People say you get what you pay for. In the case of The Porch Company, you actually get much more. You get a design that "works", you get professionals that care about doing it right, you get a project that comes in on time (except understandably when zero degree weather moves the calendar) and you get a finished product that exceeds expectations! We received all that from The Porch Company and have never worked with a contractor that takes such pride and interest in making sure their customer is satisfied - from the design drawing to making sure every light bulb works. We would be remiss if we did not single out Kim for her talent and carpentry skill, Dan for his oversight and personal touches to the project, and Audrey for keeping everything straight and even willing to put some elbow grease into the project. The electrician, painters, and even those people we never saw behind the scenes all came together in a coordinated effort to make things happen appropriately. We, of course, love your design which blends perfectly with the house and land and adds a new dimension to our living environment.From beginning to end, we have been thrilled with your work and now have a unique porch to prove it. We would welcome you using us not only as a reference, but should you have a special client. and they would like to view our porch in person, we would welcome their visit. We know you receive thanks and compliments all the time, so this is not a unique letter, but for us this was a very unique experience that surpassed what we had anticipated. We sincerely appreciate the efforts and skill of The Porch Company and thank everyone who worked on our project for their contributions to enhance our home with such a wonderful addition. Sincerely, Lauren and Gary

The came out and they gave us a price they have been working hard. The company dedicates themselves to one project at a time, so the time goes by very quickly. The are very professional.

We really enjoyed working with Uzi and his team. The new porch was actually done a few days ahead of schedule and we’re very happy with the final product. Before we committed, he brought us to a few other local houses where he’s done similar projects so we could see it in person first. He was great at communicating with us and even when we did have a small issue (some leaking from the roof after a hard rain storm), Uzi came right over to look at it and make a plan to get it fixed. We did have to remind his crew a couple times about minor things (not to totally block our driveway, where to put the dumpster, etc), but overall we were very happy with this company and our porch looks amazing. We’d definitely recommend them and would not hesitate to use them again for any future home renovations. Sara & Steve

The whole project went very well. Nancy (the owner) did an outstanding job explaining the process and designing a porch that would become our favorite room. The whole project took about 6 weeks. The craftsmen and women were very friendly and prompt. The work site was kept clean and neat. As we got into the project we made a couple of changes and these were either and quot;no problemand quot; or and quot;great ideaand quot; from Nancy and the crew. The fireplace made the room usable year round and we love it. The new front porch railings gave our home a unique look and the craftsmanship was second to none. We have recommended The Porch Company to several of our friends including one that just completed their project. Nancy's husband made lots of wonderful photographs of our porch just after we decorated for Christmas and gave us 8 by 12 copies. There is a photo of our porch on their web site. We only wish we had started this project sooner.

I was excited and thought I could work with Darryl (the president). He seemed honest and I thought had a good reputation. He may be very busy because of an ad on the front page of a home magazine, but the only courteous thing to do, is let a possible client know he doesn't want to do it. I think it was more complicated and he just didn't want to fool with our job, possibly because it was just a redo, not a complete new porch.