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"Very happy with the electrical installation. Clean workmanship, great communication, and everything discussed was delivered exactly as expected. Highly recommend"

"Ilan Yosef and IY Development took my dream kitchen from concept to reality! The attention to detail, from custom cabinetry to the flawless installation of countertops and backsplashes, was top-notch. Ilan kept me updated throughout the entire renovation process, and the team s professionalism and craftsmanship were outstanding. I m thrilled with the outcome â it s like cooking in a magazine-worthy kitchen! Highly recommend Ilan for anyone looking for a high-quality, stress-free kitchen remodel."

"Fine. Technician unable to fix wobble in existing old fan but new fan was installed efficiently.
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"The provided installed two skylights, scraped and retextured the ceilings, made the attic easily accessible with a pull drop-down ladder, installed a fan in the roof of the attic to keep the attic cool (the fan kicks on at 80 degrees), repainted the interior, made wall repairs, and installed new bathroom fixtures. The workers were professional, friendly and usually prompt. Called when they were running late or needed to reschedule."

"When I first contacted the owner to schedule an appointment, he said he did not have his appointment book with him but would find it and phone me back.  He did not phone me and after four days, I phoned him again.  He finally remembered me and set an appointment for four days hence.  His helper Eric showed up on time.  Eric was courteous, clean and did the work in a fast and efficient manner.  Mr. AArdema showed up before Eric started the job and conferred with Eric on the materials needed and the job.
I was very pleased with Eric, I requested a second exterior outlet be installed and Eric said he could do it at the same time.  I paid an additional $125 in the form of a check to Aardema Electric.  I would be happy to have Eric perform more electrical work for me.
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Sadock Home Improvement has been building custom residential and commercial projects since 1985. Ygal Sadack is passionate about his work, and particularly loves the challenge of building, wherever clients take us.\n\nThree things have been our trademarks since the beginning.\n\nThe first is delivering well planned and well-considered estimates for all our work. If you’re looking for the contractor who you can rely on for a realistic view of what it will take to build a project, we’re the ones.\nOur second trademark is our insistence on attention to detail and craftsmanship throughout each project. Ygal has built Sadocks Home Improvements reputation by achieving the highest quality workmanship.\nOur third trademark is that, in addition to understanding home building, we understand the design development and construction processes, and how to tailor every step of our service to meet clients’ needs.\n\nThe two greatest resources brought to the table is our experience which gives us the knowledge to build to last, enabling Sadock Home Improvement to build each project to the standards required by very discriminating clients. Be assured that our commitment to our work continues long after we hand over the key.

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"It went quite well. It took a while to install the shade, probably because it was their first one and it was quite large.
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"I had ceiling fans and switches installed. Alex was very professional and finished the job a lot sooner than I expected. Everything works great and looks good! I will definitely hire him back and refer him for any future projects."

"While my wife and I are happy overall with the results of our remodel now that the job is over, we can't say that we'd recommend Mojo Design and Contracting to anyone else for a similarly large job. Our complaints are that Anthony didn't take enough responsibility for the materials under his care, his communication was inconsistent and sometimes unprofessional, and he didn't inform us of what he considered major changes in the work effort and therefore cost of the project until weeks after the related work was done.

Anthony told us at the beginning of the project that regular daily communication was essential to the project -- which we definitely agreed on, since we were living out of town during the project -- and said that he would be in constant contact. Unfortunately, we found this not to be true. Often, Anthony would not answer phone calls, emails and texts during the work day. With phone calls and texts he usually responded within 24 hours, but he sometimes ignored emails completely. The biggest lapse in communication happened immediately after our second payment of $23.5K: he stopped responding to us for a couple of days, and his phone was turned off and his voicemail box was full. This led to sleepless nights until he finally called, said he'd gone out of town in the middle of the week and left his charger at home. 

Anthony was aware that we were spending most of our savings on the house and remodel and were very concerned about expenses. We didn't receive verbal or written change orders during entire process, except for $1,350 in additional stucco work and countertop costs. But at the end of the job, he presented an invoice with change orders for over $8,000 more than we were expecting. About $5,000 of this was for almost 100 hours of his night and weekend work which he didn't ask us to approve in advance, and which we suspect could have been accomplished during normal work hours: for example, he wasn't present at the house on a Wed-Thurs. when my wife was in town in the middle of the project, but then later charged us for 28 hours of work he caught up on that weekend. The final invoice also included $3,000 in change orders for additional drywall work, framing and plumbing. While we knew about some of the work, our problem with these charges was that this work was performed 6-7 weeks prior to this final invoice being presented, but we hadn't gotten any change order to inform us of a price increase. Our contract was a fixed price contract, not cost-plus, so we expected to be informed of any new costs by change order. Anthony said that he hadn't had time to review, add up and inform us of the costs until right before presenting the last bill because he'd been too busy.

Anthony asked us to buy and ship our new kitchen appliances to the house as soon as possible after the start of the project -- he insisted that he needed them on-site as early as possible so he could measure them exactly and be sure the kitchen would come together perfectly. Over a month after we had the appliances shipped to the house, Anthony called and said that he'd just unboxed them to start installing and discovered that the stove was damaged. Since this was over 30 days after the appliances were delivered, we weren't able to return or exchange the stove (despite hours spent in phone and email exchanges with the store and manufacturer). When we asked Anthony to cover all or even part of the expense of replacing the stove, he refused, even though he'd asked to receive them early and then left them uninspected in their boxes. This added $900 to the cost of our remodel.

Fortunately, most of the subcontractors Anthony hired -- especially the electrical and cabinets subs, which we've reviewed separately -- were experienced professionals who did a great job. (The only exception was the plumber, who installed our new water heater in a way that violated CA code; to his and Anthony's credit, though, they did fix it quickly.) And as I wrote earlier, in the end we're happy with the results of the work. But we lost our trust in Anthony due to the inconsistent communication and the way he handled the expense increases. To give him the benefit of the doubt, he may have underbid the job because he simply didn't have enough experience with jobs this size to anticipate the work involved. But whatever the reason, we wound up with a stressful and disorganized experience, and we can't recommend Mojo D&C to other Angie's List members.
 
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