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"We wholeheartedly recommend A Plus Home Remodeling for any home project. They tackled the ambitious task of modernizing our 1948 residence, delivering a home that is now astonishingly beautiful and virtually unrecognizable. Their extensive work covered every aspect, from the foundation to the roof. Key highlights include a complete roof replacement with new gutters, a redesigned kitchen boasting new cabinets and countertops, and an expansion from two to three bedrooms, now featuring lighted walk-in closets. They also created a spa-like bathroom with new tiles, fixtures, and a striking circular shower, along with a functional walk-in laundry room. Even our porch received an appealing repaving, and a previously flooded basement was cleverly converted into usable, accessible storage. Throughout the process, their team demonstrated exceptional quality, professionalism, and respect for our home and schedule. We especially valued their transparent communication, detailed explanations of each phase, and willingness to adapt ideas to achieve our desired outcome. The stunning final result is a testament to their unwavering commitment to quality work and service."

"Excellent service and top quality work. They paid attention to every detail. I feel like I have a new living room! I will definitely call them again and I highly recommend them"

"Fantastic work communication and final work clear Absolutely reasonable price and excellent work Love it"

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"I am extremely pleased with the master bath remodel that Barry just completed for me. His attention to detail, professionalism, and communication during the entire remodel was top notch. I would highly recommend him to others and will be reaching out to him when I am ready to remodel my guest bathroom."

"Timely and detailed"

"The repair was very great!"

"Pro: Meticulous, professional, timely, excellent work product. Would re-hire them without a second thought. Con: Can't think of any, except maybe that they aren't the cheapest? We tend to not hire the cheapest service providers anyway - usually get what you pay for. We recently moved to Charlotte; knew when we bought the house that the relatively recent addition needed some fresh attention to address the original painter's failure to prime, resulting in deteriorating paint as well as some wood rot on windowsills and trim. We saw Serpaco Painting busy at work on historic homes in Dilworth and decided that if they can be entrusted with that work, we should at least get a quote. The owner, Chris Gray, arrived to give an estimate and we knew right away he is the kind of person we prefer to give our business to. He took time to carefully evaluate the job and give us what we felt was a reasonable estimate - he described his business as not the cheapest but not the most expensive. When the crew arrived, his crew chief, Hugo, was also personable and professional. The crew remained roughly the same throughout the job and were pleasant and polite (never saw a cigarette around them, either). They consistently showed up when they said they would, explained what the day's priorities were and then followed through. Chris was onsite at least once a day to keep apprised of progress and to point out any additional priorities to Hugo and the crew, and also to touch base with us. He also provided well-reasoned advice about colors and contrasts when we asked. The job ended up requiring more woodworking than anticipated as there was some additional, hidden rotted wood. Hugo may be primary a painter but he is also an adept craftsman, rebuilding our front porch facade and column. They prepped more than any painting crew I have ever seen, sanding for about a week before starting any paint. The priming was thorough and the painting very well-done. When the job was deemed to be nearly complete, Chris came to walk around with us. He noticed the things we had noted, but also pointed out several other areas that were not to his liking; Hugo came back the next day to repaint one of our shutters that was a little streaky, and one entire side of the house that needed another coat to counter the effects of the sanding that was required (the extra coat improved it tremendously), but also to take off, sand, and refinish our front door. Although the front door was not part of the coat, it seemed that the bleach used in pressure washing the siding had dripped through the plastic-and-tape covering intended to protect the door. The refinished front door looks great, too. We are extremely happy with the finished product and suggested that Chris can keep his sign in the yard as long as he wants."