About us
Best Quality Builders of IL provides a high level of craftsmanship from basement remodels to multi-story additions and custom homes. Founded in 2002, BQB began as small company renovating houses in Chicago and suburbs. Since then it has expanded into custom house construction and multi-floor additions. Our crew will walk you through the entire process. Start to finish. First with the plan development process to obtaining city and county building permits and finally achieving full competition of your project and the passing of all final inspections in a timely manner. Our success is attributed to our unique client relationships. Successful projects require a high level of communication among homeowners, architects and craftsmen. Our experienced team works closely with all parties, keeping homeowners apprised of progress throughout the project. We view our relationship with a client as a true partnership promoting full collaboration and synchronization from project inception to completion. BQB's impressive reputation speaks for itself and, as a result, more than eighty percent of our business is generated by way of direct client referral. Our list of satisfied customers is growing rapidly and they are all willing to speak with you upon your request. Our estimates are accurate, straightforward, competitive, but most of all, formulated within anyone's budgetary reach. For all of your remodeling needs, BQB is unsurpassed in customizing your vision and renovating your life.
Business highlights
Services we offer
additions, dormers, bathrooms, kitchens, windows, siding, porches, decks, basements, roofs, gutters
Amenities
Free Estimates
Yes
Warranties
Yes
Senior Discount
20%
Accepted Payment Methods
- Check
- Visa
- Discover
- MasterCard
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Greg was often impossible to reach and would not return phone calls in a timely fashion. The company he hired to repair floors damaged my dining room table (and he never offered to have it repaired but instead directed me to his project manager to "look at the damage"), and were generally extremely rude when I asked them to cover doorways and furniture (like the dining room table before they damaged it with varnish) with plastic when repairing/patching floor underneath radiators which were removed. They used cheap machines and did the minimum amount of work possible in fact not even finishing all of the flooring patchwork. Another subcontractor came to finish patchwork in other rooms.
From the beginning Greg obviously did not want to have to pull permits to do the job because he knew that then inspections would be required and possible problems would be uncovered. Therefore, despite asking him multiple times about his responsibility to get permits (as per the contract), work commenced without them and not surprisingly, the village found out and charged a fine for lack of permit (at least he paid for this). The plumber he subcontracted also was very poorly trained and caused multiple problems including an attic leak which damaged the ceiling below causing extensive repair. The plumber also for some unknown reason unplugged the ejector pump in the basement and forgot to plug it back in. Result: sewer water back up in neighboring basement bath. The plumber also did not connect the water line in the basement system and that had to be connected by the hvac company later. As if that were not enough, since Greg directed his crew to seal up and repair the holes in the ceiling duct work in the basement before the village inspector could come through, the inspection did not pass requiring them to rip up large sections of drywall, after which the hvac subcontractor had to install insulating tape at all the ductwork seams--which should have already been done-- and repair the drywall again (more time and frustration on my part).
Overall, we paid a lot of money for a lot of hassle, poor supervision, poor installation and a system that never completely worked as contracted and paid for (still don't have a working humidifier in either system) and now we are having to pay a lot of money to a new company to fix their many mistakes.
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