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deosvectura llc
5.0(
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Garbage Pickup and Waste Management

Serving La Crosse, IN and surrounding areas

Approved

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

“DeosVectura LLC delivers dependable contracting and exterior property services with a focus on quality, speed, and professionalism. We specialize in porch and stair painting, tuckpointing, pressure washing, cleanups, hauling, and exterior restoration. Our mission is simple: provide strong workmanship, fair pricing, and reliable service customers can trust. We treat every project with precision and pride.”

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B&B Professional Findhes
New to Angi
Garbage Pickup and Waste Management

Serving La Crosse, IN and surrounding areas

Approved

Free estimates

Small jobs welcome

My name is Brandon. I am 34 years old. I have two daughters and a newborn son. I worked in the RV industry for 16 years and started my own business about eight months ago and trying to grow. I am a motivated and respectful person

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Danley's Garage World
3.7(
159
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Garbage Pickup and Waste Management

Serving La Crosse, IN and surrounding areas

In business since 1959

Free estimates

Credit card accepted

"The garage was built in February. We signed the contract in September and the garage was finished in March. It took 6 months and 1 day, and the actual building of the garage took 8 hours. I was surprised it took that long. The sales man said it would roughly take 60 days, but they don't commit to a finish date on their contract because everything is weather permitting. We had a beautiful fall, unusually high temperature, and as often as I called them, they said I was next on the list, and I would never recommend Danley Garage to anybody. The electric was completed in March. From the time I signed the contract to when I could pull in took 6 months and 1 day. They subcontract all the work out. They subcontract the concrete work out, they subcontract the electrical work out and the actual garage is built by Danley. I admit the material was fine, and it was a 3 man crew who were trained very well. Everybody knew what their job is because they literally had the garage built in less than 8 hours and I am talking about the wood, the siding, the roofing, everything was done. The problem I had with Danley, the companies that they sub out to, but you would think that Danley would manage all the companies that they subcontract, but they send you a letter and say here contact all these people. I would think I paid them to do that and not me. It took forever to get the concrete work done, and of course at that time, in February, when the garage was built, the electric company told me they can't run it from my house to the garage, because it has to be run underground and the ground is frozen. I had to wait until I could do that. I wasn't happy with them, I certainly wouldn't use them again and I wouldn't recommend them. I would like to give them a worse grade than C but the garage is well built. My anger comes from how long it took, and I had to deal with the subcontractors. It should have been done quicker, and it certainly should have been done better. The price was pretty compatible to the estimates that I got. They gave me a little break because another company had given me a lower bid. We had an independent contractor and he said that we were better off getting a company doing garages only, because any contractor would charge hourly. Danley has every measured and they just cut the pieces. The workmanship and the concrete was done well. The siding and shingle was quality and the woodwork was excellent. All that they kept telling me was that my name was on the list, I also drove out there, and they said everything was dependable on weather. Unless they had 150 garage ahead of me, it shouldn't have taken so long. When you speak to them, they are very understanding of your problems and situation, but they don't care. It is what it is, you signed the contract and made the down payment."
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Garbage Collection FAQs, answered by experts

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