Accurate Construction

It went quite well. I am happy with the results. The split-rail is weathering now and looking more rustic. I love that look. The rails are straight with some natural splintering, but not much. No one that I have seen stops to peel the rail. Okay, the only wish I have is that I wish I had had more money to bring the fence up to the house instead of stopping four feet up the driveway. But, it is workable and my lack of funds is not an Accurate problem. As a matter of fact, I feel the price was very reasonable and I was thankful I could afford it. 
    Because Accurate is very personable, I never felt pressured to do my job his way. However, I am inexperienced in the construction world. I know dreams and things I would like to have. Accurate was very patient with me and discussed the options that were in my dream. Accurate measured and remeasured, if necessary, to show me that things would or would not work. This made me happy. I have had horrible experiences with contractors who are impatient and have only oneway of doing a job. Or, they don't seem to have an imagination. Accurate has an imagination. Accurate will bring your dream come true if it is possible. If this dream is not possible, Accurate will show you why. Overall, this was a very good experience!

Russ is definitely a straight-arrow sort of person with a hard-to-beat "can-do" attitude. He stuck right on his Bid amount, never an issue and asked for the standard payment of half up front, the rest at the job's finish. He's licenced and has been in his business over 10-years. I got 5-Bids and his came in the lowest by $3000. This old built in the 50's roof had dry rot in places on the eves and one gable and he replaced the boards. He did that extra. Other Bidders projected an extra expense for hiring-in a derrick to lift the A/C Condenser, etc.. He avoided all that cost and my expense of an A.C. Pro. to unhook/hook-up the lines with a quite simple solution. This roof will outlast me and silicone use as a sealer means no leak worries for 10 years, probably. The roof was on soon enough to catch the end of the summer direct sun/heat. Where the A.C. ordinarily came on at 10AM 'til 4PM, with the new roof it didn't come on 'til 2PM.