lavender&company llc

I have to apologize for not finishing this review before now. Had large move to Tennessee and instead of what went wrong it was what couldn't go wrong. I've used a lot of contractors in the various places I've lived. There was a period of moving about once every two to three years. In fixing that needed it usually was minor stuff but in my current house for sale the previous owners combined 2 bedrooms into one large one to use as a master BR which was fine when we bought it during the last housing boom in 2000. We had to move due to be able to become primary care giver for my mother in law but her getting real sick and then suddenly passing away we were half way into the move and decided it was best to go forward with the sale and move. Our dilemma was the house was a two bedroom instead of a 3 bedroom. So I hired Jacob and Kevin to do the work, I loved the reviews so I contacted him for a bid. Best thing that I could have done during the whole ordeal. From the get go I got a real sense I had my man to do the work. He introduced himself with a consensual handshake ad after a few minutes of conversation I decided to hire him right there and then. The project was my wife's as she had some very specific things she wanted. During the whole job he consulted with us about problems and had very good advise that my wife was very grateful for. If you knew my wife this was the hardest part but was done with care, concern, and honesty. Can't get better than that. The bedroom came out gorgeous and we had him do other things to fix up the place. What a great team. Jacob and Keven cannot be praised enough and they are the kind of team you can give him directions, leave for a vacation in Hawaii and when you got back you would be completely blown away. What craftsmen. I swear he learned his trade from Norm and the boys from This Old House. My problem is how to say thank you so that it conveys my wife's and my gratitude. Simply saying thanks would never be enough. How do you let the world know about this talented young man and the quality of work he performs. I guess the best way for now is to give him 5 stars (10 if it were possible) and hope I have contributed a small thank you for what he has done. For me, if I were ever lucky enough to hit a sizeable lottery (keep in mind I have a better chance of getting stomped by a white Rhino in my driveway) I would totally back him with no reservations. I hope this does him some justice as I promised him a dissertation of praise. Again Jacob I'm so sorry that I was late in getting this done. Say hello to Kevin and all our best to both of you. You are a great craftsman my friend.