Hargrove Construction Co
About us
Hargrove Construction Company is a small, family owned business specializing in residential remodeling with nearly fourty years of experience. We use excellent subcontractors for plumbing, electrical and HVAC.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Kitchen and bathroom remodeling, all types of hardwood or engineered flooring, ceramic tile, decks and walkways, door and window installation, general interior and exterior wood repair., room additions, sheetrock repair
Amenities
Free Estimates
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Number of Stars | Image of Distribution | Number of Ratings |
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I was very pleased with my experience with Phil and his worker up until this point. I'm seriously worried about him, wondering whether he is ignoring me or if something is wrong with him health wise.
Phil's company would get an A with me if he'd just follow-up on the work he guaranteed.
there were a number of deficiencies pointed out in
the pre-sale inspection.
They involved window hardware, a wood flooring problem, a loose bannister(a complex problem, indeed), and a
number of other issues. The Hargrove's crew resolved all of our
problems and they did so in a prompt, business-like manner. The cost was reasonable and the work site was
clean.
I found out about Hargrove construction from Angie's list where they have a very high rating. I'm only sorry I didn't discover them years
ago.
When I do get hold of him he seems to have a excuse and makes another time that he DOESN'T SHOW UP FOR. Can not recommend this company if you want them to follow up on their work.
"I will start off by saying that i have no ill will, animosity or any other negative feelings toward this customer. This particular job got off to a bad start and continued downhill from there. After using my most experienced tile setter (18 years) and not getting positive feed back from the customer; i brought in another employee with 6 years of experience. Again with bad results. It became apparent to me that there was no way that i or any of my employees were going to meet with the customers approval. I had no choice except to pull off of the job. This is the first time in over 40 years that i have left a job before completion and it was in no way an easy decision to make. My company has a 98% positive feed back from Angie's List customers (actual work done) and about 90% of my "grades" are As or Bs. We will continue to do the best work possible for all of our customers."
One thing that made sense to us in the contract stage was Phil's insistence that work wasn't even scheduled until all required fixtures were in hand, so that install wouldn't be affected by delivery delays. We had to pick out and buy everything except the two new culture marbled vanity tops, so we agreed that this was a good idea. So we did all the legwork in purchasing plumbing fixtures, shower stall, microwave and light fixtures etc.
So we get everything in but it's getting close to the holidays, so we said let's start at the first of the year and he said that's when the vanity tops would be ready. So he started the second week of January. Again it was another case of showing up with subs who don't speak very good English, telling them what to do and leaving. So I had to handle most questions that arose and tried to give them direction when I don't think they could understand me. We had to have them move things a couple of times. But the biggest disappointment was that Phil started the project without having the vanity tops in hand, then it turned out his source went bankrupt. So the project was delayed in the middle of the work, exactly what he promised would not happen.
Also, the new Roman tub faucet sprang a leak and we had to call the plumber back to fix it; on two days the plumber was supposed to be at the house he spent most of the day on other jobs. So we felt like we were a very low priority.
Finally the new vanity tops arrived and everything got finished up slowly but surely. Now, the only reason Phil's grade isn't lower is because the finished product met our expectations and clearly has added value to our home. We are just sorry for all the frustrations that went along with it and impacted our confidence in Phil. Bottom line, I would say that Phil will probably make it right for you, but you need to be very flexible and expect the unexpected.
"These two customers were some of the nicest people that i have worked for since being in business. I have waited this long to post a re-sponce because i was not exactly what to say and was a little taken back by their posting. The last day that i spoke with either of them (the day i picked up final payment), i was told that they were happy with all of the work in the Kitchen and two Baths and how much it had bettered their lives and increased the value of their home. There was one major glich in doing their job and that was with the two new Bath countertops. The company that i had been using for custom counter tops for over 10 years went out of business AFTER i had ordered the counter tops and given them a $500.00 deposit. After several calls to this company asking about a delivery date; i finally found out from another building contractor that they were no longer in business. I then had to find another reputable company to build these counter tops and pay another down payment (which came out of my pocket, not the customers), I explained this to the customer, telling them that there would be a delay of at least 2 weeks in getting the counter tops in. The day after the counter tops were delivered, we went to the customers house, removed the old counter tops, sinks and all old plumbing. We then patched the sheetrock where the old counter tops were removed, installed the new counter tops, new mirrors, new lighting fixtures and towel bars. The plumber arrived late that same afternoon and installed all new faucets, drain lines and inlet lines. It was after 10:00PM before the plumber and i left but ALL was complete when we walked out of the door. In my opinion, that is pretty good service. The customer even E-Mailed me the next day saying "Thanks for hanging in there last night" This customer also mentioned that i used "sub contractors" to do the work; that is not correct. The only "sub contractor" that i used was a licensed plumber. The two men that did all the rest of the work are my permanant employees; one of 18 years the other of 6 years. I only use sub contractors for plumbing, electrical and HVAC work and all of these are licensed. I have been in busuness for over 40 years and any time that a project goes past the estimated time of completion, it causes frustration on the part of the customer. If there would have been anything that i could have done to prevent this, i would have done it."
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