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"I was pleased with Amir and highly recommend him. He responded quickly with quotes and the delivery of professionals to my home to get the work done. The jobs were relatively small but he did not hesitate to help me. The quality of the work was excellent."

"They did excellent tile work. I was very happy with the job"

"We have hired Prado's Construction for work on our building. Josue Jr and Josue Sr are excellent to work with and complete the jobs with excellence. They are capable of doing a wide range of projects. If you need anything done around your home give them a call!"

"Joseph and the team at MVP Remodeling did an incredible job on our backyard. We added a pergola, pavers, and lighting, and everything looks amazing. Joseph was organized and easy to work with, and his crew was respectful and clean. We finally have a backyard we’re proud of. Highly recommend MVP!"

"We did kitchen and bath remodel. They recommended moving the kitchen sink to better utilize the space. It costs a little bit more but well worth it. It's so much more organized now and even have a space for pantry. We really like the backsplash. They also did quartz countertop for us. Their communication is good and top-notch quality, very professional. They upgraded the kitchen faucet to touchless; it is amazing. It looks so modern and up to date."

"I asked Juan to install Zellige tile backsplash in my kitchen. Immediately after starting, he increased the quote from $900 to $1300, for no clear reason. I paid him $650 up front. In one small area, he wanted to install the tile over the old plaster but I asked him to put hardibacker in instead, for which he added an extra $200. He then spent a week trying to convince me that the edges of my Zellige could not be finished with small pieces of mitered tile (as recommended in the installation guide). He wanted to use Schluter strips. After doing some research, I said there was no reason it couldn't be done, so he agreed to do it but increased the quote by $400. I had got someone else to install the hardibacker in the small area, so I asked him to provide a new quote, without the $200 he added for this task. He refused and said he would only take $100 off. When I insisted, he walked away with $650 in his pocket, having only completed the removal of the existing tile. Not recommended."

"I have continually asked SB Construction to stop posting pictures of my home for advertising purposes, and they refuse to do so. This is why I feel the need to share my experience… the pictures they post do not reflect the quality of their work. There are multiple problems the contractor committed to fixing, and while blatantly ignoring my texts, he continues to post. It’s tacky and unprofessional. The dishonesty in saying this was a full home remodel is also incredibly frustrating. This remodel was supposed to be for my entire home. We agreed to start on the top floor with a 6 week time frame and then move onto the second floor. Well that 6 week time period turned into an entire year and I refused to move forward with this company for the remainder of my home. It was a horrific experience and the aftermath of the low quality work continues to haunt me a year and a half later. I have had to fix multiple issues and have spent thousands redoing their subpar work… yet the company continues to post the pictures. The pictures you cannot see are the walls left opened underneath the sinks… the leaks from the brand new sliding doors after every single rain… the damaged baseboards and flooring (both brand new) because of the nonstop leaks… the freshly painted walls bubbling up because the painters did not use the proper primer… the electrical issues that required walls to be reopened to assure that the live wires were no longer a safety concern… the dents and chips over all of my “custom wood cabinets and niche” that turned out to be MDF and not wood (as discussed). The list goes on and on. So many lies and so many mistakes turned this 6 week project into an entire year of frustration and lost money. There was also a constant turnover of subcontractors. To cover up that they had actually quit, the contractor would blame me. I maintained relationships with several of them who have helped me with my issues post remodel now that they are no longer working with Ron and his team. The original carpenter let me know that Ron specifically asked him to use the cheapest material and that is why they went with MDF vs wood. The carpenter that replaced him also told me Ron asked him to do the same. The subcontractors constantly complained about the lack of communication and would bad mouth the team whenever they were in my home. Because of the constant turnover due to the subs always quitting… because of the lack of attention to detail due to working on too many projects at once… because of the dishonesty and low quality work that was a constant theme throughout the project, I would feel guilty not sharing my honest feedback. When I saw someone else recently experienced the same nightmare, I felt bad for not sharing my experience sooner. If this review just helps one person not go through what I had to go through, then I feel obligated to share an authentic review."