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"All well and very quickly I had my fountain working again. Should not have waited so long before calling Roberto's."

"I left a message for Jeff and he returned my call the same day. We scheduled the work for the same week. Jeff arrived on time and got to work. Cleaned and leveled the fountain foundation. We will use him every six months. Personable and gets right to work. We like him."

"Alon and his team were extremely professional and a pleasure to work with. We would highly recommend them."

"To Whom It May Concern: It has now been well over three years and our kitchen remodel has never been completed. We have not been contacted in over 2 years regarding the completion. This remodel has been LESS than satisfactory. Listed below are our grievances: 8/31/15 - We discussed with the salesman, Ron, what we wanted in the kitchen and the price we could afford. He eventually agreed and we asked if he needed to see the electrical box or anything else. He did not. 9/3/15 – After the kitchen had been demolished and $5500.00 had been collected from us, Ron finally looked in the electrical panel box and decided an additional $6250.00 would be needed to upgrade the panel, install LED lights, which he had told us weren’t necessary, and to put copper pipes under the sink (which already had copper pipes). He refused to continue the work without an immediate payment of an additional $5000.00. 9/4/15 We arrived home on that Friday night to find chicken bones on the floor of our demolished kitchen and empty beer bottles in addition to garbage, paint, plaster, tools and more chicken bones scattered all over our driveway and backyard. (Pictures enclosed-#1) We called the company and were told they would come out the next day to clean it up and haul away the trash. Instead, they moved the trash to the side of the driveway, leaned it against our new redwood fence, and it remained there for 4 weeks. (see enclosed picture #2) - The choice of cabinets had to be done by text because THND had nothing to show us. They were then put in without approval and they were, in many cases, either wrong or missing. - A cabinet was place directly touching the stove, a fire hazard. It would not have been corrected had the “city inspector” not pointed it out. (see enclosed picture #3). - The awful molding at the top of the cupboards, which in many cases doesn’t fit, was not a choice, it just showed up. And it started separating from the ceiling 3 months into the remodel, and had to be re-caulked. - The painting was done by a very inexperienced painter who didn’t even have a ladder. He stood on two paint buckets to paint near the ceiling. - THND must not own any ladders or buckets because the men used ours, covering them with stucco and paint, and ruining a large bucket. - The light fixtures were completely closed BEFORE the inspector came. He was NOT pleased. Everything had to be opened up again for inspection. - Rather than move electrical outlets, notches were cut into the backsplash to accommodate plugs – a very shoddy and amateurish job. (see enclosed picture #4) - An outlet was placed under the sink next to a leaking pipe. Again, the inspector saw it and saved us from possible disaster. - After the installation of the $5250.00 new electrical box, our brand new stucco was repaired so fast and poorly that it didn’t begin to match the surrounding stucco in texture or color. We had to wait TWO MONTHS for a correction and a big mess was left on the steps and cement underneath. - During a heavy rainfall, a leak in the bathroom ceiling, right next to the newly installed venting fan/light exposed an uncovered electrical box with loose wires floating around. Alarmed at the shoddy work and danger of exposed, un-grounded wires, we called our own electrician to come and check the work done by your company. 2/24/16 – Our electrician opened the ceiling in the bathroom to look over the situation. He said it is illegal to hide a box in the ceiling as had been done. Plus, it hadn’t been grounded and the box had to be extended to bring it down to ceiling level. Since he had worked at this house in the past, he knew that the LED lights in the kitchen were new so he went up into the attic to see what else was going on electrically. He said there were two other boxes that had been covered up and weren’t grounded – one in the main kitchen and one in the laundry area. Since nothing had been grounded so far he decided to check the new plug by the stove and found the ground wires cut off and thus not connected. He had to take out the box, extend the wires and reconnect the whole thing. Along the way he noticed that the new electrical box outside had loose wires, disconnected wires and mislabeled circuits. As he was working on the plug by the stove he noticed that it was on the same circuit as the stove and the microwave – all labeled dishwasher. He said if we tried to run a toaster oven when the microwave was going we would blow the circuit. I’d be interested to know what the “dedicated” lines to the kitchen actually are. We paid an extra $4000.00 for them. We now had several holes in the ceiling that need to be re-plastered. The electrician said that if it had been done properly the boxes that were covered up would, instead, have been turned around and opened UP to the attic instead of burying them. As it is now, the boxes on the ceiling, even with decorative covers, are ugly and amateurish. 3/15/16 and 3/18/16 – your electricians returned to finish and check remaining work. Holes remained open in the ceiling of the kitchen, washer/dryer area and bathroom. An appointment to fix them was made and cancelled and then we never heard anything from THND again. 1/31/17 – A continuing leak in the bathroom ceiling, caused by the vent put into our new roof by THND, had to be repaired by our roof people. We paid for this. (see enclosed picture #5) 2/2017 – We had the holes in our kitchen, washer/dryer and bathroom ceilings repaired and painted. We paid for this. To say that we were disappointed with THND would be a gross understatement. We saved a very long time in order to be able to afford a kitchen remodel. We expected to be working with professionals but most of the work was at best, amateurish, and at worst, dangerously negligent."

"Most things went well, one outlet took a little longer and additional costs were involved. I provided most of the parts."

"Martin and his team were so professional and knowledgeable. They worked quickly and were incredibly clean and polite. Martin helped me create a beautiful and safe environment for my business. His knowledge of codes and requirements is unmatched, and his creative problem-solving was what made my project a reality. He communicates in a very timely manner. I never felt like I was abandoned on my project and I always knew what was happening, and what was coming next. He definitely wasn't the cheapest quote, but the final invoice was right on track with what the original quote was. When all was said and done, to get this same work done by another contractor, it would have cost the same or more...and the work was so beautifully done that it was beyond worth it! He is the guy you go to when you want things done RIGHT. I would HIGHLY recommend Martin and his team for any project. He will make sure it is done right!"

"In the past I had excellent luck with them, but the last two jobs have been barely acceptable. First call was for range hood - the first person they sent out tried to do it alone and botched the job pretty badly. Followup crew did an excellent job doing it correctly. For the security door install I mentioned my most recent experience, and nicely but strongly asked them not to send the person that botched the range hood job. Then they sent that same person out. This person wanted to reverse the door swing to avoid banging front door and security door handles, but reluctantly installed it in the standard orientation after I told them I'd just get new knobs for the security door with enough clearance. The initial install on the door was badly skewed to the point where the security door was sticking on the bottom plate.. they said, that would be a good way to keep the door from swinging open unexpectedly. That was not what I wanted, so he banged on the frame for awhile and _barely_ got it so it didn't catch on the bottom plate. of course I figured since it's a wood door frame in a stucco building, there might not be enough clearance when the weather changed humidity. Sure enough that's what happened, but by that time I was too frustrated to have them come back _again_. So now the door stick enough that it bangs a bit when you close it, but that's not the end of the world."