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"From the moment we met Mike we knew we wanted to work with them. Mike was kind and knowledgeable! He and Ryan worked with us to make our kitchen dreams come true. They were patient with us while figuring out all the little details we wanted. The crew was timely and respectful of our home. I would absolutely work with them again and I recommend them to everyone I know needing remodels. 10/10 would hire again."

"I was impressed with their communication and attention to detail. The entire time I felt they genuinely wanted my product to be a success and loved. They did a great job and I do, I love it! I would highly recommend!!"

"Kevin communicated very well through the whole process from start to finish. Was able to make some changes to the original plan and was on or before the time limit that was agreed on. I was very happy with him and his crew with updated information and the work done at each stage. He also took the time to complete a few extra items that I needed help with to finish. Also had competitive pricing that helped and I will use their company again in the Future ."

"Kevin was great! His knowledge and experience sets him above other contractors I’ve used. Work was done on time and everything came out great. Kevin took care of everything With my insurance claim. After I filed the claim I didn’t need to talk to them again. Highly recommend"

"Infinity Basements is a great company that did a fantastic job refinishing my basement. Easy to work with, they completed the job on time and my basement is just what I wanted. Beautiful, quality work! I would definitely hire them again for any project."

"Excellent work, easy to work with, gave great design advice. Quality of work was top-notch. Do not hesitate to hire Ernesto."

"I’ve now used Darren and High-Quality Construction for multiple jobs. His prices are fair and transparent and he communicated well. At the end the work is great!"

"Steve and his team did a great job. He worked with our home insurance and got the water damaged floor replaced quickly and it looks great!"

"I can't speak highly enough of Jason and Paul of Odyssey Construction. Foremost the quote was accurate and their work is solid. They pay attention to detail and have a broad skillset that didn't require any subcontractors. Jason and Paul rolled with all the minor design changes and material delays that came their way, cleaned up everyday, and overall did their best to make sure our lives were as normal as could be under the circumstances. We LOVE our new kitchen and Odyssey Construction will be our first call for our next project."

"We paid Mike D’Angelo’s company All Universal Construction over $32,000 for a basement remodel that was left incomplete after putting our family through an 8-month nightmare of dealing with this business. The contract was signed Dec 2019 and was committed in the contract to be completed in 2.5 months. 8 months later, in Aug 2020, we severed our relationship with AUC after we threatened a lawsuit against them for breach of contract in multiple areas. We had to hire another person to finish the job, which ultimately cost us more money and time. I would be very hesitant to do any remodels with this company without city inspection(s). AUC failed 2 inspections with the city of Westminster with several code violations each time. These failures occurred on both ROUGH and FINAL inspections. Look at the BBB reviews if you want a true sense of how this company operates. Don’t trust the Google reviews as there are a number of employees (ex - James Bayarsaikhan) or family members (ex - Joseph D'Angelo) that have left good reviews, which is simply unethical. Areas they didn’t complete correctly or with poor quality workmanship – contracted ½ bath was never completed, contracted carpet was never installed, contracted egress window never installed, missing window flashing (waterproofing) around an exterior window that was called out by Westminster city inspector, paint overspray on most of our fixtures and windows, unfinished drywall patches in a number of areas, an unsealed shower, poorly installed vanity cabinet, cracked tile in bathroom, chipped grout in bathroom, missing paint/caulk in dozens of areas, multiple doors cut down with exposed hollow cores and many other items. Lessons learned: 1. AUC’s contract asks for 50% down at signing which should have been a red flag to us. No reputable contractor should be asking for that much down at signing unless they are already in financial trouble. 2. Progress payments were not tied contractually to specific milestones. We paid progress payments in advance of work progressing in good faith, and because we paid early our job was left lingering for months. Tie progress payments to specific milestones in the contract. 3. We provided a key and AUC provided a lock box for access to our basement so they could access the job site without having to interact with us. This was a mistake since AUC sent people out on nights and weekends multiple times to work. While we had a baby at home, at night and during the winter, they sprayed drywall texture and primed/painted which led to high levels of VOCs throughout our house for multiple nights while our baby was trying to sleep. Since it was the dead of winter, we couldn’t air out the house easily since it was in the teens at night. We had to specifically tell them no more nights on items like drywall and paint... this should have been common sense by the contractor. 4. Since the drywall and paint was done at night with portable lamps to light up the work area since electrical wasn’t installed yet, the work quality was extremely poor – large wall seams are still showing, walls are bowed out in a number of areas, and the paint job left for us to correct was terrible all the way around. 5. Paint – they didn’t thoroughly clean the baseboards, trim or walls prior to spraying paint. This led to baseboards and trim especially having dirt and debris trapped under the paint, which obviously doesn’t look professional and was not what we paid for. 6. There was a complete lack of foreman or project manager oversight on our job. Their subs came and asked us what they were supposed to do in a number of areas that they should have been proactively managing. Even after bringing this up with them two different times, nothing changed in their approach. [UPDATE] - 11/5/2020 All Universal Construction’s response fits into a pattern of trying to make themselves out to be a victim which is simply untrue. We paid AUC over $32,000 for a project that was contracted to be complete in 2.5 months and they strung us along for 8+ months before we separated from them. The bottom line is that we paid AUC for a product and service that they didn’t complete timely or with good quality. Now they are trying to fabricate a story which can’t be backed up with evidence. There is so much in their response that is untrue that I don't know where to begin. We were never in any financial hardship, we never took tasks upon ourselves and therefore AUC staff were never waiting on us (in fact our contract specifically stated we couldn’t work on any items ourselves), they never “volunteered” work or “cut costs in half” – they did the opposite and added mandatory Change Orders on both 1/20/20 and 2/24/20 totaling $1,347 on items such as unplanned soffit framing, drain line demo, and electrical demo. Some unexpected costs are expected during a renovation, I don’t fault AUC for adding these mandatory items on, these examples are just to highlight additional money requested, and paid timely, by us. We never delayed payments to the contractor, this is highly documented in emails from the owner. There is no evidence that the business can provide to back up their claim that we delayed any payments to them. Summary of timely payments made: 50% down ($17,641.01 cashed by AUC on 1/6/20 before any work started) Change Order ($4,667.45) agreed to scope on 1/20, check picked up by AUC on 1/22 and cashed on 1/23 Progress Payment 1 ($5,880.33) requested by AUC to be paid by 2/21, check cashed by AUC on 2/19 Progress Payment 2 ($6,080.33) requested by AUC to be paid by 4/10, check cashed by AUC on 4/14 Through all of this, we have remained professional with All Universal Construction staff and their employees. The claim that we became belligerent or vulgar is simply untrue. In fact, I can provide text message evidence from the owner himself that he became belligerent and vulgar to us. There is nothing they can provide to back up this claim, and it is unfortunate that they are attempting to slander us in this way. They did refund us $2,268.23 due to work that we paid for in advance that they didn't finish. I have both checks from the owner. The "$3,578 plus an extra $1,000 for COVID inconvenience" is another lie that is easily disputed. I simply want to warn others against using this contractor. If I had read a detailed review left by someone with this type of experience, I would have chosen someone else and sidestepped the disaster that All Universal put us through. Instead of admitting his mistakes with our job, the owner has done nothing but threaten and attempt to bully me into taking my reviews down."