Sharp Contractors
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I think he?s wonderful as are the guys that work under him. He?s licensed. He can be a little hard to understand sometimes but is well worth the effort. Anything he does is done well, neat & clean. I trust him & only him for any job. He?s so punctual ? When he says he?ll call, he calls. I?ve come to rely on him & only him. I?ve had other people come in & I just haven?t been nearly as happy. He?s really a master carpenter from a family of carpenters & is really good with his craft. He doesn?t skimp on quality but gives you options depending on your budget. He?s always very honest. He's always very courteous & respectful - He's an old-fashioned man. His prices are also very reasonable for the excellent work he does.
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