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"The crew that moved my furniture to the garage and removed the old floor covering were great. They worked hard and were ready to do whatever I needed. The crews that installed the flooring also were great. They worked until the whole job was done, including moving my furniture back into the house."

"I had such a great experience with Sam and Sequoia Design. I needed to completely replace my aging, wooden front porch that was falling apart and not remotely up to code. I needed someone to structurally rebuild the porch properly, and then finish the deck with composite decking. After getting multiple quotes I went with Sam because 1. His quote was very competitive for the near complete rebuild I needed 2. I liked the idea of supporting a smaller business rather than a big company 3. I loved that he listed his dogs on his website as his CFO and CEO. Sometimes the smaller personal touches like that matter! Sam was able to work on my porch within two weeks. He showed up when he said he would, cleaned up all the demo debris impeccably, and did a wonderful job building a new structure. I am SO happy every time I step out on my porch now! I can't recommend Sam and Sequoia Design enough."

"I have now used Bertolli twice, as has my daughter throughout her home. I guess they have become our family flooring experts. Bruno and his team are extremely skilled, efficient, timely and professional. The results were great with a competitive cost. I highly recommend. Alan C."

"Is there any greater endorsement than saying you are a “repeat client?” I first worked with Scott Arnold (the owner of Arnold Masonry and Landscape) seven years ago. Not only does Scott have “an eye for design,” but also he knows how to bring that vision come to life. So, after purchasing a new home with a large backyard, we asked Scott to offer his thoughts about how best to use the space. Scott designed a 20’x30’ flagstone patio, a 12” tall wood burning fireplace with side benches and an outdoor kitchen. He worked with us to individualize the space so that it would best suit how we want to spend time there. As a Master Mason himself, Scott carefully chose all of the different types of stone for each of the separate elements so that they would slightly contrast with one another, while complementing the overall sense of design. Scott also had the brilliant idea of adding a putting green behind the chimney! The overall scope of the project also included landscape design and installation, as well as outdoor lighting (which beautifully accents the entire area at night). Scott seamlessly and strategically managed all facets of this project, including the coordination of additional vendors with whom he has established relationships to bring the project together in a cohesive way. All projects invariably face unique challenges…whether it is how to bring large amounts of material into small spaces or, as with this project, dealing with Mother Nature and managing the many different “moving parts” involved in a project of this scope. Scott has the experience and strategic competence needed not only to design and build, but also to problem solve, pivot when necessary and, all the while, being gracious and making it seem easy. When embarking on any project, finding a vendor who is an expert in his field, truly cares about his work and puts his customers first is an invaluable investment. Scott is that vendor. Scott’s crews were extremely respectful and very attentive to any requests or questions that I had throughout this entire process. They arrived on time and worked very hard. Scott was committed to communicating with us weekly (if not daily) about the plan of action, including any changes which had to be made due to prohibitive weather conditions or material sourcing issues. Scott’s approach to billing is, as he calls it, a “turnkey approach.” Whatever happened, the price did not change (unless a substantive change was requested by me which altered the cost of an element). The one last thought which I would like to impress most upon the readers of this review is Scott’s personal investment of pride in each of his projects. It is rare these days to meet a vendor who is so committed to personal service and quality craftsmanship, and whose crews not only respect him enough to also have this same vital sense of ownership in their work, but also have been with him for over 20 years!"

"I’M WRITING THIS REVIEW IN HOPES OF SAVING ANYONE FROM FALLING INTO THIS SCAM. After Much Research And Numerous Conversions With Sell Stiff About What Type Of Wood I Prefer. I stated that I did not want Chinese Cedar or Japanese Cedar. Was Lead To Believe They Would Install A Western Red Cedar Privacy Fence. I could have asked for pine at a much lower cost and would have all the problems associated with a pine: shrinkage and Warped bords. Knowing that I wanted a privacy fence that would not allow my neighbors to see into my yard or my dog to see into their yard and that would last for years, unlike pine wood would not last and Warp or have Shrinkage issues, I chose a Western Red Cedar Privacy Fence Based On The Characteristics of Western Red Cedar Strength, Stability, Resistance • Western Red Cedar Is Strong And Durable. It’s Very Stable And Isn’t Likely To Shrink Or Warp After Installation. It Contains Oils That Make It Naturally Resistant To Insects And Rot For A Long-Lasting Fence • Chinese Cedar- Used by many fence companies because of its lower cost, Chinese Cedar is not cedar; it is a fir. Its ability to resist decay and weathering is inferior to Western Red Cedar, making it less suitable for fences and other outdoor structures. • Japanese Cedar- A newer product on the market in the US that shows promise as being a quality, lower-cost alternative to Western Red Cedar. However, the pickets are thinner and less sturdy than Western Red Cedar and tend to split or break during installation. If the fence company that you choose is using Japanese Cedar rather than Western Red Cedar, you should not be expected to pay the same price for the fence as you would for Western Red Cedar I Had A Fence Installed In Nov 2021 By Pennington Fence Company. It Is Now Six Months Later, And My Fence Has Gaps Between The Bords As Much As A Inch In Some Places and Warps. I had it stained and sealed within three months of installation I Reached Out To The Owner Of The Company To Ask What; He Tells Me That He Did Not Guarantee That There Would Be No Shrinkage and Warped Of The Boards. And that he would not. They would not even come out to look at the issue because it had been over 90 days after the installation. I paid over 6,000 dollars for this fence, expecting a Western Red Cedar Privacy Fence; however, I suspect I got a cheaper Chinese Cedarwood or Japanese Cedarwood. I am sending a sample of the wood off to the lab at my expense. To verify what type of wood it is."

"Patrick is Great! He is extremely knowledgeable. Explained everything. He is a perfectionist about his work. The stucco looks so good. He also installed reflectors that he designed to hopefully keep the birds away. Best job ever pressure washing."

"All About Painting did an excellent job in two days, took care of all repairs effectively and efficiently, pressure washed everything, cleaned out the gutters, the team members were very responsive to all requests I made while they were here, clean-up was great, and the house looks beautiful now."

"This company is a bunch of con artists and liars. They didn’t build the fence to city code and refuse to stand by their work. They continue to lie about the interaction and blame me for their mistake. I gave them the permit and they chose to build in violation, now I am going to have to pay a different company to fix because they refuse to stand by their work! Todd is a complete liar and a coward!"