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"Fine it was fine"

"all good; a gentleman and hard worker; fair fees for labor"

"George did an excellent job screening in our large back porch. It wasn't an easy task – he and his team were working with multiple surfaces and materials, unusually large window openings, and some unexpected shortages of supplies due to the pandemic. Nevertheless, George consistently communicated to ask our opinion on several aspects of the project to ensure it met our expectations, including when a screen door was unworkable (due to no fault of his), he quickly procured an alternative and installed the next day. George brought levity and attention to detail to the project, working to make sure everything was accomplished for maximum function and beauty. All this, and the project was completed for a very reasonable price. I would recommend George to anyone looking for a creative, affordable solution to summer mosquitos and maximizing your enjoyment of your outdoor space."

"When I spoke with Anthony he explained exactly what needed to be done and how long it would take. His price was substantially lower than the other estimates. Hired him for the job. He was absolutely on time, did the work in the exact amount of time he said it was take, was courteous and professional. My vertical blind works like new. I'd give him 6 stars if that were possible!"

"Fantastic!"

"Mr. Reyes returned my call immediately, was very professional and did the job the same day - for a fair price. His knowledge and expertise were top notch and he went above and beyond in his work. I will be hiring again for several other projects needed to be done. Highly recommend his services."

"We are so impressed with MC Interiors. They have thousands of fabrics from which to choose. We chose one that was available in-house. We could not believe that the reupholstering took just one day."

"Very Good Customer Service"

"How much time do you have? My problems with Susan Feher started with multiple visits to get the same measurements because apparently, they weren't taken correctly. Then, Susan paraded two unlicensed contractors through my home trying to pass them off as licensed (and both contractors lied right along with her). After demanding a licensed contractor, she finally brought one in, but when the estimate for the job exceeded what she knew my budget was, her response was that it would've been cheaper with the unlicensed contractor. This tells me her quote was always based on the use of an unlicensed contractor despite me making it very clear from our very first meeting that I wanted someone who was licensed. Using an unlicensed contractor would leave me in a very bad situation (my kitchen remodel involved removing a wall, moving a gas line, redoing electrical and plumbing) when I try to sell my home, but this didn't seem to matter to Susan because the repercussions of this would've come long after she was paid and out of the picture. Then, there was an issue with the start date. Shortly before the project was to start, I confirmed the date via email only to be told the project would have to start a week later, so exactly when was she going to tell me this? When I expressed my displeasure with this, she tried to say we didn't have a start date; it was only after I sent her two of the emails in which she had confirmed the date that she acknowledged I was right. I was also told how she has accounts with many manufacturers/stores in the area and that I'd be going to showrooms with her or her partner. This never happened. Instead, I was shown one cabinet in person and a few online. Three flooring samples were brought (which was fine) and only one backsplash. I also later found out the cabinet brand is made in China, can take forever to ship and getting replacements is typically a nightmare. Also, I paid her $300 to create a 3D image of my new kitchen and that wasn't even accurate. It showed, for example, the cabinets as being the same depth as the frig, but when the licensed contactor said something about that not being accurate, I asked Susan and she confirmed he was right. So, what did I pay for? When I expressed my frustration, she told me she had the vision in her head, but as I explained to her, I needed to see the vision as it was my kitchen, not to mention, I paid her $300 so I could see her vision. After all of this, I opted to back out and not use her. Because I wanted her to know why, I sent her a detailed email outlining all my concerns and her only response was to throw her partner (Etti, I think is her name) under the bus by saying I wouldn't have to work with her moving forward (I'd work with Etti any day over Susan) and that I could still work with her (instead of Brother's Services). Once again, there was no acknowledgement on her part about any of my concerns. In that final email, I told her one of the flooring samples was still a"

"They did a great and professional work."