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"Quick and friendly service! Would absolutely hire again."

"Glen and his team was awesome! They completed our hall and master bathroom remodel and did a great job. We are very happy with how the bathrooms turned out. Glen was very easy to work with, he communicated with us throughout the process, answered all our questions, and provided good feedback. We have no doubt and will hire him again on our next home project."

"ABE Interiors is AMAZING!!!! We had years of deferred maintenance from before COVID hit that just got worse during the quarantines. ABE Interiors fixed everything! Doors that wouldn't open or close, drywall repair, window replacement, appliance installation, interior and exterior painting, numerous custom wood work projects, and more. There is nothing that Aaron can't do, he always does an amazing job, works fast and efficiently, and is extremely accommodating to priority changes and project scope increases. We highly recommend ABE Interiors and already have plans to work together again on some future projects."

"Spectrum One is our choice over and over again for renovating our home, which was built in the 1960s. Dennis comes out and looks at the scope of the project and gets back to you in a timely manner with an incredibly detailed and professional proposal. He takes into account your vision for the home and offers suggestions for improving the project or explains how the team can make that vision come to life. The project managers who oversee the project from start to finish have been diligent, respectful and ensure that the work being done is of the highest standards. They are on-site every day with a whole team working to get the job done as beautifully and as quickly as possible. The attention to detail from the whole group is what I most appreciate. We have used them for whole-home flooring (removal, installation and baseboards), recessed lighting, countertops, backsplash and would trust them with any project. We recently completed a third project with Spectrum One that included widening doorways, redoing an outdated fireplace hearth, and remodeling two bathrooms. Everyone at Spectrum One is quick to respond, honest, creative, and fun to be around. We love them and highly recommend to anyone looking to do a renovation, repair, or build!"

"On time, any concerns they would show me and we decide on the spot what should be done. He didn't adjust his bid at all what he wrote down the company stuck  by. I didn't have to worry about anything. I have recommended Four Seasons to others and feel confident doing so."

"Due to some renovation and repair work, there were large areas of ceiling over the kitchen and master bath where the insulation had been removed. The rest of the house had old cellulose insulation that had been settling for several years. All in all, in the winter cold the lack of insulation was noticeable. RJL Installation ran a special with a discount on Angie's List to pay $149 for $500 worth of installed attic insulation.  I bought the special and was contacted by RJL. I was really only wanting the areas where insulation was missing to be covered, but it turned out that the cost was not much greater to get the entire attic covered. I was somewhat taken aback by the total price ($1,149.50 on top of the original $149.00), but decided that the insulation was needed in any case, so that was why I gave the C rating for price. I felt a bit trapped because I had already paid for the discounting and didn't know how to get that money back if I had decided that I didn't want to pay as much as the final quoted price.
The installer thought that there should be some sort of access port or window or something to get into the attic from outside the house, and seemed surprised that the house was built with only a hallway ceiling opening for attic access. Once we established that that was, indeed, the only way to get up there, the installer proceeded to bring a large hose through the front door and the hallway and into the attic. When he was in place, his assistant started feeding compressed bales of fiberglass-like insulation through a machine that broke up the compressed insulation and "fluffed" it and blew it through the large hose to be blown in place. When the installation work was completed, I was invited to climb the ladder to take a look at the coverage, using a large flashlight as my light source. From the ladder, the insulation looked to be level across as much of the attic as I could see (almost all the attic, in truth), and appeared to be deep enough to be effective. When they were finished with the installation, the installer and his assistant borrowed a broom and managed to sweep up almost all of any insulation that had found its way to where it was not wanted.
All in all, an acceptable job. I thought about giving an overall rating of B, but except for the price, the other categories rated an A.
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"I scheduled time with him over the phone and he arrived as expected, which is a good start since some others have been no shows.
Awhile after arriving, he mentioned he is having personal family issues that has caused him to lose sleep for several days. 
He was very distracted and was getting confused with how to install the back plate on smoke detectors and getting them mixed up trying to install the wrong plate on the wrong detector, so it would not fit.  Eventually he figured it out and got them matched up.
I had forgot to explain which room the unique smoke detector was to go into and he had already started installing the wrong detector in that location.  So, I asked him to switch it and put the matching detectors in the bedrooms and the different one in the hallway.
I thought he was doing that, but somehow the detectors got mixed up again and still were installed in wrong rooms and I didn't notice until he had already left.
The deadbolt lock was physically installed in the door lock  and "looked" fine as did the painting, but when I started pressing buttons to try to program the codes for the lock, none of the buttons worked.  Somewhere an installation step had been missed or done out of order (batteries were not supposed to be installed until the lock was fully installed). I thought he was following the instructions would have tested the keypad before leaving so I didn't check it until he had driven off.
So, I called him and told him the lock wasn't working and that he didn't need to come right back and could wait until the next morning since he obviously needed to sleep so he could think more clearly.
He came back the next afternoon and fixed the lock and swapped the smoke detectors where I asked.  He made a comment that I should have put the detectors in the rooms where I wanted them to go ahead of time.  He also reinstalled the lock and it then started working normally.
He was rushing and kind of rough with the equipment letting the lock housing dangle by wire and I was getting concerned that the wire connection may get damaged.
He was in so much of a rush to get out of the house ASAP this time that as soon as I said the basic lock functions are now working and I would figure out programming the rest of it on my own, he took off in a flash in such a hurry that he forgot to grab his tools and ladder and had to come back to the door to retrieve them.
Due to his current family issues, this could be a "bad day," but this is the only day I have used him and this is my experience.  I don't know if it would be different in a month from now.
I am satisfied that he came back to correct the work and therefore did not give a D of F grade, but I didn't like the experience and I feel I most likely overpaid at least an extra hour of labor due to him working more slowly in a daze on the first day and making mistakes in his sleep-deprived state when he was being paid by the hour at a high hourly rate.  The work that was done probably could have been done in 1 or 2 hours less time if someone who was fresh was doing the work.
Then I was irritated that he was rushing the job when he came back to fix the errors since he wan't getting hourly pay this time.
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"Greg was a pleasure to work with. Our back splash went all the way up to the ceiling and around bay windows. It was a big job. He also helped me come up with a solution to frame my kitchen windows since the sill had already been cut from the slab and installed by a previous contractor. My cousin who is a retired contractor came over and said Greg’s work was impeccable. Highly recommend!"

"The service was ok but it was not quite the experience I was expecting."

"My wife and I were in desperate need of a kitchen remodel. We sought out information and advice from various different sources with no luck. Some general contractors didn't want to touch the job. When we reached out to Home by Prosper, it only took about a few minutes until Thomas was ready with an entire plan. Not only did he do an amazing job, but he got it done in half the amount of time that other contractors were quoting. The cost was extremely fair, and the service was as professional as can be. The photos posted on this review will speak for themselves about how excited my wife and I are with our new kitchen. Home by Prosper is a top notch business that offers all the skills needed for a full remodel."