"Alex, the owner has the most amazing work ethic. It was quite a large project to replace all the flooring on my main level. Alex is polite and does excellent work. He quoted us two days to complete the project and he was right on time. He cleaned up everything and left the house spotless. Thank you Alex!"
"Excellent, We we’re out of state, our rental tenant called with a problem with the garage door. Luke was was at our rental property soon after we called him. The repair was done in a timely manor. Luke is very trustworthy & courteous, we were happy with the job he did and have more work for him."
With over 50 combined years of experience in new and remodel construction, Chad and Tim are sure to make your project dreams come true. We are fully licensed and insured and can handle just about any project you have. We pride ourselves in doing quality work and are extremely easy to work with. Having families ourselves, we understand the inconvenience of construction in your house and do our best to keep it clean while we are there and get out in a timely matter.
"We started in the spring. Greg came out to assess my falling apart garage. He tore down the old garage and replaced it. As it is an attached garage, it was quite a process. Everything went very well. There were some delays due to weather, but that is understandable. Overall, I am thrilled with my new garage and so happy that Greg was also able to redo the sidewalk and steps to my front door. The work is holding up beautifully and Greg and his crews were great to work with."
"They had a total of four employees come out and it took a couple of weeks to complete due to the drying of the stucco. You will get good workers. They didn't give a good heads up when showing up but it didn't cause any problems. This is a relevant problem with any construction company though."
"We needed to replace the siding on our home, had four companies come to our house (three of which were initially found through Angi), and are glad that we used Hoffman Weber to do the job. Their sales associate (Al Lien) was knowledgeable and helpful, but no pressure, which I personally appreciate very much. They had a range of options, and in the end we chose to use HardiPlank which was less expensive than LP at the time of our project. The Hoffman Weber price was very competitive (and significantly lower than the high-pressure company that came out). The installation went well--the crew was hard working and pleasant, and communication with the project manager (Pete) was easy (the installation was done in February, so, weather affected the days of installation). The finished project looks great."
"One structure in the form of a arbor with a gate completed our fence. The other structure a small deck outside of the lower sliding glass doors, with a pergola added, gives a quiet shady respite to the yard. We also had Hal design and build a fountain feature added to the garden area itself. Which gives a soft and flowing water sound near the small deck. The work overall is outstanding with a very finished look. It was also accomplished as per estimate of time and cost. They were very considerate to make the work space neat and clean each day at finish time.
We would "highly" recommend these contractors to anyone wanting this type of excellent yard work done. "
"He was very quick to respond to my calls, and once we decided we'd like him to come out to our house for an estimate he was out to our house the next morning (he conveniently had another client meeting in the area). He seemed knowledgeable and provided insight into what finishing my basement would entail. One particularly important thing he noticed is that the ceiling height in some areas of the basement were a couple inches shy of being "up to code." I was glad he was looking out for potential issues already - it shows his ability to plan ahead and account for possible road blocks. Aside from that, his prices seemed very reasonable! If, or rather when, I begin doing my basement remodel (which will now likely not be until next summer) I will definitely be keeping Vitaly in mind for the job. "
"All the workers that came to our house were efficient, helpful and reasonably on time. But the company office appeared to be poorly organized to respond if something out of the ordinary occurred. The inspecting and cleaning of chimneys was done quickly and cleanly. The installation of the wood burning insert was scheduled in 2 steps. First the unit would be installed, then a week later another person would perform first start-up and explain how to use and maintain it. When the installers arrived they discovered the box had been opened and several parts were missing. They called store right away and left a message. They did as much as they could without getting a call back from the store, so they left the job incomplete. A day passed and we heard nothing from the store. I called the salesman I had worked with and left a message. No call back. My wife called and by interrogating the receptionist learned they were working on the problem, were trying to order the missing parts. I called again and caught the salesman at his desk. He claimed to not know the current state of the problem. "It's in the hands of the parts department." Unhappy, my wife tried again demanding contact with someone superior to the salesman. She was given the number for Ken and I called him. Now I learned they were going to take parts from a demo unit and install them on the start up date to meet the schedule commitment. On the start up date the installer called to tell us he was delayed 2 hours at another site. While waiting for him the city inspector showed up when the store had scheduled his visit. We explained the installation had not been completed, he glanced at it quickly, and left saying something about rescheduling. When the installer arrived he finished the installation and did a good job of teaching us about the unit. He called the store and left a message about the city inspector. The store did not call us back. I placed calls to both the store inspection department and the city inspector. Neither of them returned my call so we can only assume that an understanding was reached between the store and the city and we are legal. The unit appears to be well designed and performing as intended. "
Hiring the right professional to build your garage can be easy if you know where to look. Feel free to ask neighbors or friends for recommendations. If that doesn’t work, platforms like Angi can help you connect with trusted professionals in your area. You can read reviews, compare quotes, and view past projects. Research and interviewing multiple pros goes a long way in making sure you get the garage you want.
The amount of paint needed to cover a two-car garage floor depends on the surface area and the product's coverage rate. On average, a standard two-car garage floor measures 400 to 500 square feet. Coverage ranges from 100 to 200 square feet per gallon for epoxy paint, depending on the product and application method. After some quick math, you may need 2 to 5 gallons of epoxy paint with two coats to cover a two-car garage floor.
Most garage door rails are fitted for their garage door, in particular. Some manufacturers make adjustable rails, but they’re not universal.
It’s not safe to install a pet door on your garage door. Garage doors that tilt upward can roll up with your dog inside the door without you realizing it, making them dangerous and potentially deadly. Most dog doors also won’t fit on traditional garage doors, as they would need to span the panels, compromising the door’s stability.
Your epoxy garage floors will last two to 10 years,depending on foot traffic and maintenance. Clean your floor regularly with a mop or a power washer using a diluted ammonia or degreaser solution. Use five ounces of ammonia per gallon of water or a half-cup of degreaser per gallon of water.
Also, sweep regularly, clean up any spills right away, and install mats in places where you expect the most foot traffic.
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