San Antonio Wheelchair Ramp Builders

Business Description: AccessAbility Home Modifications is a unique company that offers a free home safety assessment by a licensed Occupational Therapist and home modifications by expert craftsmen. Our Home Improvement Contractor Registration # is HR1-919559 and we are licensed in the state of Tx. We provide home modifications with ADA guidelines & Tx Accessibility Standards because your safety is our priority. Some modification examples include wheelchair ramps, low-rise steps with handrails, widened doorways, remove thresholds, walk-in or wheelchair accessible showers, grab bars, bathroom & kitchen modifications and other modifications requested.

Business Description: Customer Service and Satisfaction comes first. We are currently building decks for McMillin Homes, McNair Custom Homes, Highland Homes, Bella Vista Homes for going on 5 years. Just recently we added Perry Homes and Woodside Homes. We also do custom all wood decks, patio covers, arbors.

Business Description: I have over 30 years of experience in remodeling homes as well as new construction. Can install cabinets, trim work, basic plumbing includes installing sinks, baths, . Can install floor tile, from vinyl to ceramic. As well as installing sheetrock ; taping and floating, roofing from building rafters to decking roof to putting in shingles can build any type wood deck including all finish work on it as well as concrete patios and sidewalks. I will guarantee my work up to a full year if damage results from my building it.

Business Description: FMJ General Construction provides a clean, professional, honest and reliable work that will always meet the client standards. We give free estimates and at an affordable price!

Recent Review: THE PORCH: The original owners had built on to the house a large (45’ x 17’) screened-in, wooden decked porch. It was ugly, had a low, sloping ceiling, and the wooden deck which was built directly on the ground was rotting out. What we wanted was to completely remove the existing deck, replace the rotting wood deck with a concrete slab with proper drainage, and raise the sloped roof by several feet. THE BATHROOM: The original master bathroom had been partially remodeled by the former owners to include a huge (and largely useless) oval Jacuzzi tub which was surrounded on all three sides with dark wooden paneling; a very low single sink and tile countertop; an equally low toilet, and a fairly useless closet at the back of the bathroom. What we wanted was to completely gut the thing down to the studs, get rid of the closet to increase the total size of the bathroom, put in all new fixtures and custom cherry cabinets with granite countertops. We did not want a Jacuzzi tub but we did want an extra long tub. We also wanted the entire bathroom to be tiled. THE WORK BEGINS : ( Or, as we like to call it, “YOU FOUND WHAT IN THE WALLS?”) In short- massive termite and old water damage. Pat and his crew had to replace substantial portions of the walls in the bathroom, living room and bedroom including new wall studs, ceiling joists and footers. Those are the unexpected costs in a remodel. PLAN FOR IT! The demolition and construction of both the porch and bathroom went beautifully. There were some delays due to the endless rain and cold weather, but the work progressed at a steady pace. We have to admit to being guilty of constantly changing things, but Pat was very understanding and professional and made sure we got what we invisioned. LAST NOTES: Remodeling is a nasty, dirty, painfully expensive process. Do not scoff at the old adage of it taking twice as long and costing twice as much as you thought it would. It will. Make sure your relationship with your significant other is in good shape before taking on a major renovation! Aside from the mess and inconvenience, you will be faced with making about a thousand decisions you didn’t even know you were going to have to make. And you will encounter issues you never dreamed of. Having a good contractor like Pat will help get you though most of these difficulties. Cost-wise, Pat isn’t cheap. But understand this: you absolutely get what you pay for in the building trades. And Pat’s work is excellent. He wants it done right, and he demands that of his subs and his crew members. I can’t find a way to attach photos, so if you want to see some before and after photos, please use the link below. You’ll have to trust me that the finished product looks a hundred times better in person. http://www.pearsonarts.com/pjb/PJB%20Contracting%20website/index.html Ultimately, the question comes down to this: “Would you hire this contractor again?” To that, we have to give a resounding “YES”.

Business Description: ADA Solutions of Texas is a residential full service contractor specializing in home modifications for seniors and people with disabilities. The bulk of our work consists of bathroom remodels, kitchen remodels, lifts, ramps and grab bar installation. We do remodeling, additions, repairs, and modifications to houses and manufactured homes. ADA Solutions of Texas is 100% veteran owned and does VA bids for veterans being funded by HISA grants. We are value driven and customer focused, meaning that you get a quality contractor who will show up on time with a professional crew and will not leave the job site until you are 100% satisfied. We do FREE IN HOME EVALUATIONS and can help you seek specific solutions to any area of your home that can become a problem for a loved one who has a disability.

Recent Review: I needed a wheelchair accessible pathway from the front of my house to the back door of the house to bypass steep steps of the entranceway. This was a very time critical job because I was expecting an overseas visitor in a wheelchair for a month. Tony Godsey understood the immediacy of the project and got right on it. His men are very professional and competent. Tony oversaw the project every day. Any question I had was readily answered. There were no delays or problems with materials. The stamping of the concrete for the texture and design gave the pathway a unique high end finish. The color blends seamlessly with the house brick. The walkway/patio will allow our visitor access to the house with no difficulty and us the opportunity to entertain our visitor to true Texas hospitality. Thank you, Tony!

Recent Review: John from Boerne Painting was professional and prompt. He came and gave us a complete, broken-down estimate that was competitive and comprehensive. We called to schedule the work to be done, he put us on the schedule for 2 weeks out and called us back the next day to tell us that he could do the job the following day! To ask to be put on the schedule to the job being complete in 48 hours was a great treat. I know this is atypical but how many contractors call you to tell you they can do the work tomorrow?! His crew was professional and courteous. They were considerate and polite and their attention to detail was great. They covered up before the work and cleaned up after. They didn't leave until the work was done and done to our liking. I would definitely recommend John and Boerne Painting to friends, family and neighbors. My only regret is that I should have called him sooner. Thanks, Boerne Painting!

Recent Review: David Arias did a super job. Always professional and very helpful. Still answers questions even now after job is complete. I would recommend LSSC to anybody. Always happy with their work. This is the second time I have had them.

Recent Review: Great experience. The owner, father and son, came out to give an estimate on a wood deck. They were very friendly and professional. They came out right away to give the estimate, arrived promptly, and provided the estimate with a visual mockup within hours - the same day! They were also readily available to answer follow up questions. Their estimate was based on $10/sf, which is fair. However, the cost to prep and stain the deck was very high ($600). They didn't provide a lot of detail about the materials or structure of the deck, which would have been nice (e.g., 2x6s, posts will be x feet apart, etc.).