Rich Garlock, General Contractor
About us
Local general contracting company specializing in residential property work from remodeling a bath to building a new home. Employ 2-4 employees typically including working owner. We are insured & licensed, and utilze only licensed & insured subcontractors for mechanical, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, or other specialty trades not completed in-house. We offer quality work, fair pricing, references, and free estimates.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Mostly any type residential remodeling, additions, basement finishing, baths, cabinetry, concrete, countertops, decks, doors, drywall, exterior & interior trim, foundations, framing, garages, kitchens, minor electrical, minor plumbing, new home construction, out buildings, painting interior & exterior, repairs, roofing, tiling floor & wall
Amenities
Emergency Services
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
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Rich has many years of experience as a general contractor which was very helpful in the layout and design for the remodel of this small basement bathroom. He guided us through the remodel, and was truly interested in doing the best job he could in order to please us. He always communicated well with us, letting us know his expected work schedule, if his work would impact us (i.e. , notifying us when water would be turned off, etc.), and he was always willing to listen to our concerns. Rich and his crew did a great job and work together very well. We are fortunate to have found him!
The shower is very pleasing to the eye with a nice clean looking euro clear glass shower door, the perfect pattern of the tiles, and the greenish blue tile color which gives the shower a rainforesty feeling. We are very happy with the overall look of the room -- it was a challenge because it's so small, but it all came together and looks great.
Licensing
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