PAUL'S HOME REPAIR

Paul and his crew did good work, but his electrical subcontractor (Anthony Caggiano from Littleton) was so messy that we didnt want to continue the job with him. Unfortunately, we had paid him in advance, and he STILL owes us $600. Bottom line - Paul is a good guy and a good worker, but he definitely should have chosen his subcontractors with more care. Proceed with caution.

he did a good job. It was a positive experience.

Work went very well. Very responsive to my input. Work of exceptional quality. Absolutely no problems with performance and punctuality,

Paul and his two sons were extremely professional. They returned phone calls in a timely manner, answered questions patiently,worked within budget and time expectations. I trusted them completely as they did the work and cleaned up afterwards. I would not hesitate to hire them again.

paul and his sons did a very good job Iwould hire again and they will be replacing my roof in the spring.

All work was done to the original schedule and cost estimate, with the exception of added cost to install the blown-in insulation, which was not expected (but the estimate for that was accurate). Paul and his sons arrived promptly every day, left voice mail summaries of work done each day if Paul did not see us personally, cleaned up after themselves at the end of every work day, and conducted themselves throughout the 4 weeks as true professionals who clearly cared that their work met our requirements. Paul spent 4 hours looking over our house very carefully before he wrote up the original estimate, which was based on costs from 3 different suppliers of relevant materials. The 4 weeks' worth of work went more smoothly than we could have imagined and we are thrilled with the results. (We've already had to turn the thermostat down, we're retaining so much more heat!) We are planning to use Paul's Home Repair to replace our old farmer's porch next spring, and over the next few years, replace the old wooden siding with new wooden siding and have them replace the roof.

Overall it went quite well. Before Paul correctly analyzed our problem, three roofing companies, two home inspectors, and two chimney repair companies looked at our roof. I heard all sorts of crazy ideas and theories. Ultimately, it was Paul Mucci who noticed that in addition to the ripped up flashing, there was a hole in the roof. Paul's men repaired the hole. My biggest concern was to seal up the space between the chimney and the house. Paul's sons not only did this, but they tarred the flashing to discourage future animal damage. Paul's crew did use two of my shovels as pry bars to remove the shingles. In general, the crew cleaned up every day but they did leave a significant amount of shingle debris on our foundation plantings. Also quite a lot of granular shingle debris fell into our attics. They promptly cleaned up the mess.