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"Cameron and Jordan did a great job performing the work set out in line with expectations and ahead of schedule! Really impressed with their focus on exceeding expectations and wouldn't hesitate in hiring them again."

"We had a wonderful experience using them to hang two exterior doors. Work was done professionally and communication was top-notch. Would definitely use them again!"

"Neal Keller came to our home, inspected the already-installed sliding shelves and drawers and determined he could replace the low-quality slider hardware with his stainless steel hardware and measured for the new sliding shelves in the kitchen and bathrooms. Neal builds the new shelves at his workshop and brings them to your home. He installed the new shelves and replaced the old, low-quality hardware on shelves and drawers quickly and with no mess anywhere. We LOVE the doubling of shelf space in the lower cabinets in our kitchen! We're also thrilled with the way the high-quality hardware that Neal uses allows the drawers and sliding shelves to extend all the way out of the opening which makes the drawers and shelves fully and easily usable! Having the sliding shelves under the bathroom sinks makes retrieving cleaning supplies so easy and with no fear of knocking over and spilling the cleaners!"

"From beginning to end, all aspects were handled at the highest professional level. Scott worked with us to develop aestheticly beautiful and functional closet organizers within our budget. The workers were highly skilled, thoughtful and talented. The materials used for our closets were several steps up from the "Box Store" options. We now have three amazing closets."

"Ben and his crew were an answer to prayer. We were a little anxious about hiring a contractor since we were new to CO and didn't have any experience with contractors here. Our fears were calmed when Ben came out to give us an estimate. Most of the work was done in the Master Bath where he replaced carpet with tile, replaced the tile in the shower and around the tub and removed the tile on the vanities. He installed a frameless shower, a heated floor, heated towel rack and chandelier as well as all new fixtures. In the basement he built a wall with a closet and added a door to an area that we made into a bedroom. He is a very good communicator and makes sure we know what they will be doing each day. As well as doing excellent work, Ben is a man full of integrity and honesty, two things that are important in a contractor. His crew arrived promptly at 8 am and worked all day each day. They were very respectful of my home and cleaned up after themselves each day before they left. If I had a concern about anything, Ben was quick to make it right. He answered my calls and texts promptly. The whole remodel took about 6 weeks with time off during Christmas. We would definitely use AAA Construction again."

"Shawn was great. He was very responsive before and during the work. He went over everything in detail and all of the work came out great. We had our bedroom closet door widened to a French door and added lighting inside. New trim around the door and pant touched up where needed. Would definitely use again and recommend highly"

"Overall the remodel went very well and the finished space is better than we hoped. The staff of High Country Home Improvement, and the plumbing and electrical subs were efficient, skilled, and respectful. From demolition, through framing, drywall, tile, painting and finish carpentry High Country's (Kyle, Cody, Brandon efforts were very good. The project had some unplanned challenges, which were handled promptly and without argument. Even a neighbor commented on the politeness of the workers."

"I first hired Joe 16 years ago to work for me here in Maine while he was still living here. He did astoundingly careful and professional work at a very fair price. I was so impressed that I tracked him down in CO, where he had moved. In 2020, I paid for him to fly to ME and he once again performed miracles. I allowed him to stay in my 2 bedroom Airbnb cabin for free and use my car. He has (had) a certain artistry with old plaster walls. In 2021, he drove from CO--we agreed that it would be much easier if he had his truck. Again, he did an amazing job. Again, I allowed him to stay in my Airbnb cabin for free. I asked him to come again this year (2022). He agreed, but only if I paid him double the previous amount, and only if I paid for his 18 year old niece to come with him. I agreed, because of the quality of his work. And, I thought, we were friends. We agreed by text that he would complete three rooms in 6 or 7 days (as needed), or let me know early on if this wasn't possible. I bought them plane tickets, picked them up at the airport, gave them my car (I only have one car and was stranded without it) and my Airbnb cabin, which is 20 miles from the house in question. I made arrangements for him to rent a car in Bangor to drive to Syracuse after leaving me. In short, I bent over backwards. I don't know what has happened to Joe. Early onset dementia? Some kind of physical deterioration? He worked at a snail's pace, completing one room in 5 days. I thought the niece was supposed to be an assistant and things would move along quickly with her, but she was rarely in evidence. He unexpectedly announced that he was only working for 6 days, although he planned to stay in my cabin for 9 nights. At the end of 3 days, he announced that he was taking a day off to go sightseeing, using my car. A little presumptuous of him, but OK--he can schedule his own time; he's a professional. Besides, he had always finished what he said he was going to. At the end of 5 days, one room was completed, the second about half completed, and the third untouched. When I pressed him on this, he flew into a rage and said he was quitting because he didn't like my "sarcasm". Very weird. I convinced him to finish the second room, and he did. With huge reluctance, I paid him (and his dead-beat niece) the full amount. And then kicked them out of my cabin and recovered my car. I had earlier agreed to let them use my car for another full day of sightseeing at the end--and I stuck to this end of the bargain; not sure why. I'm a sucker, I guess. I feel sorry for him. Something is definitely going on. I was left with a dissembled room of dropclothes and plaster dust. Luckily, I was able to quickly locate a local crew to undertake the work on this room, at a very reasonable price. Phew! Left high and dry, as they say. SUMMARY: Joe has done excellent work in the past. I'm not sure he is up to the task of timely, excellent work now--he seems impaired and his communication and organizational skills have definitely deteriorated. I wish I had known."