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terrible. the plumber was unprofessional and acted like he never saw a sink with one drain. said it was impossible to reinstall the garage disposal with the new sink configuration and that he had to drill into the wall and it would cost an extra $600. i had my own plumber come in and he fixed...

Pawel and his crew were excellent. They showed up on time and went the extra mile to meet our tight timeline. We were hoping for our home to be painted within the week after closing, prior to our furniture arriving and we received that service from Ardyw Inc., They even came over the weekend and...

After removing the shower head from the goose neck pipe that goes into the pipe behind the wall, I tried to remove the goose neck pipe to reseal it with teflon tape. The goose neck broke off in the elbow fitting on the supply line. I called All Affordable to see if they could get the broken pipe...

Robert arrive promptly and within a short time had the broken valve out and the new one installed, while dealing with 50 year old piping within the walls. Works well with no leaks. Very happy with his work and speed.

It went well. Repairs were done quickly and well. This was the third time I had used this company. The first was in 2005 when I had a master bath changed to a handicapped one for my husband. In addition, the master bedroom was painted, wall-to-wall carpet pulled out of the bedroom, hall,...

I had a water pipe bust in my wall and I called them the next day they were out in a couple hours and had it fixed.

After incomplete and very poor work from a previous contractor, Ray Orta Construction came in and repaired and finished the job. They were prompt and professional. They asked good questions regarding what we wanted done, had great suggestion for repairs, and had the project completed quickly. ...

Construction was fairly quick and very neat. The spray foam insulation on the interior of the garage was a bit messy with some over-spray getting on the concrete and door but if the stuff stays stuck to the inside walls and ceiling for the next few years, it will be worth it.

We purchased a house with a 6-month old pool, installed by a contractor who had since gone out of business. About three years after the purchase we noticed rust appearing in one particular part of the pool wall, toward the bottom. We tried to contact the contractor, which was when we found out...