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"We are beyond pleased with the services provided by Hughes. Their workers were exceptional. They showed up on time, were polite, explained the process as the job progressed, answered all our questions and were extremely respectful of our home. They cleaned up as they went along and were very quiet. This was not an easy job. The slant roof and small space must have made this job all the more challenging because you can't stand up straight. The guys still managed to get it done within the time frame they had committed to and never once complained. The works looks very professional and our home feels so much more comfortable than it was before we insulated."

"I was plagued with recurring ice dams in a few areas of my roof. After investigation, it was discovered that the insulation in a few visible areas was sub-par. Roland came in and quickly spotted the problem areas. He assured me that the could fix these problems immediately. He used a combination of rearranging existing batts, blown-in fiberglass and spray foam to seal the attic space, over the course of two visits. He's extremely personable and always called me back or answered the phone right away."

"I called these folks to get a quote on removing vermiculite from an attic. They were pleasant and prompt. They informed me about the Zonolite Attic Insulation Trust which can, provide significant reimbursement for the removal and took and sent in a sample to get tested to see if it qualified for reimbursement. All of this before I even got an estimate. When I asked them about some mold they were gracious enough to suggest I find a firm that could do both and suggested a contractor. In the end I didn't use these folks based on comparison quotes but based on their professionalism, honesty, and knowledge I'd highly recommend them to anybody that needs this kind of work."

"As was noted above, original project seemed very straightforward and indeed repairs to the garage have not involved any unforseen issues.  The basement proved to be another story - once we removed all of the ceiling plaster and wooden studs, it became clear that an entire section of the sill had rotted through in its entirety and would require replacement.  No small task for a circa 1920's era home with a solid brick exterior facade.  Alex exercised great care in devising a solution for how to properly raise this section of the house using three seperate jacks along a custom temporary frame installation.  His primary focus was on ensuring that everything maintained proper support throughout this repair, as any mistakes could compromise the steam radiator piping, as well as the exterior masonry.  Installation materials were top notch - he replaced the sill with a new 10' section of pressure treated wood, into which he bolted on a span of LVL that is further anchored by the foundation wall on one side, and a cast iron beam that runs through the center of my basement ceiling on the other.  From here we resealed all of the connecting joists and then filled in the small space that exists between the sill and the exterior vapor guard/Tyvek with foam insulation to improve the overall efficiency.
With this stage of the repair complete, we next turned our attention toward removing an old section of cast iron piping that ran out through the brick facade and had at one point been used to direct rain water down into the sewer system.  There had been a moisture issue along this section of foundation wall and once we removed the pipe we discovered that a gap existed which would require additional sealing.  Here again, Alex proposed a very thoughtful solution to repair and completely seal off the exterior so that water could no longer seep through.
In light of how the project had progressed to this point and with the foundation now repaired and structural issues remedied, I decided to expand the scope of work yet again to include complete re-framing and drywall installation of the affected basement walls and ceiling.  This stage is nearly complete and looks terrific.
Couple of points worth mentioning:
First, you can count on this company to prepar a fair and comprehensive proposal for any work you may be considering.  Their pricing is reasonable and the technical expertise and level of service is outstanding.
Second, Alex is very straightforward with regards to his assessment of what work needs to be done, and the best way to do it.  There are always opportunities for upselling, but he is genuinely not interested in selling you something you don't need.  Based on my experience, this company's top priority is on doing any job (big or small) to the best of their ability without compromise.  When we first started this particular project, it began as a much smaller endeavor and there was no promise of expansion.  I chose to award additional business as a direct result of the work they were doing, and the way they were treating me.
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"The insulation company advised me to hire a handyman to remove and later rebuild the soffit. Roberto came a few days before and then again a few days after the insulation was installed, right on time in each case. He advised that he may or may not be able to reuse the wood; when he was not able to, he bought new wood, cut it to size, installed, and repainted everything---it looks better than the original."

"Vista was on time to all appointments.  The job grew from a new roof, to insulating the roof over the cathedral ceiling and bringing a saggy sun room roof line up to code.  My husband did a great deal of research regarding products and applications.  He asked for their recommendations before stating what he thought should be done.  My husband was pleased with the feedback from Vista on the proper way to correct the roof line as well as the insulation alternatives for a cathedral ceiling.  Colors were selected and a date was given for installation.  
Installation went rather well.  Vista installed the wrong color drip edge.  My husband pointed out the error.  Vista stripped the material and reinstalled.  Luckily the shingles were not installed yet.  In our quote we asked for ice and water barrier over 100% of the roof.  He noticed it was only 2 courses up on the roof.  This was pointed out and the foreman quickly corrected the problem.  
The crew was very nice and courteous.  As with any construction work, we feel that we need to keep an eye on the progress, so I don't think the errors of the drip edge and ice/water barrier were a big deal.  But if my husband was not home, it would have been missed.  This was all miscommunication between their salesman, distribution house and construction manager.  Overall they did a great job."

The Kitchen Center of Framingham is in the business of making your kitchen and bathroom dreams come true –– within your budget. Whether the design is for a home you’re building or a kitchen and/or bathroom you’re remodeling, whether the project involves a full remodel or simply replacement of cabinets and/or countertops, our experts will spend as much time as needed to understand fully what you want to accomplish. Once your design is completed, our experts will coordinate the entire installation project –– stand behind all the work.\n\nOur experience encompasses kitchens and bathrooms in thousands of homes, primarily in the Greater Boston area. As a result, we make sure each piece of cabinetry and every countertop is built to your design specifications. We address all of the facets that are important to the success of your final design, including lighting, flooring and painting. Your kitchen and/or bathroom investment will retain its value for years to come while your family enjoys your new environment for years to come. And should you decide to move, this investment will increase the resale value of your house.\n\nSince 1967, The Kitchen Center of Framingham has been designing, supplying and installing custom cabinetry and countertops for kitchens and bathroom And now, our reputation for creating dynamic kitchens and baths is extended into other rooms of your home. Ask us about revitalizing your family room, den, dining room, bedrooms, and other areas with new cabinetry. Experience matters !

"I love American Shield.  I love American Shield.  I love them. We have 2 homes; this home is 30 years old, our home in California is twenty years old and we have used them in both places.
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Mighty Duct was founded in April 1994 by heating professionals who saw a need for air duct cleaning. We sought out the most powerful vacuum equipment available in order to perform an efficient and thorough job. Because we have the proper equipment air duct cleaning is, for the client, a clean and routine process.\n\nAll of Mighty Duct's technicians are trained from the NADCA standards and adhere to a proven process that has brought value to thousands of customers. It is the goal of every Mighty Duct technician to provide friendly, neat and effective air duct cleaning services that will leave our customers "breathing easier!" We are fully insured and privately owned. Duct cleaning is our primary business. There are many other companies out there who have duct cleaning as an added service, but we think that is short sighted, and believe we should focus on investigating more in state of the art equipment, and dedicate our time to continuing to learn more about our field. We'd rather be the best at one thing, than "acceptable" in several. As a successful private business, we have resources to invest in the future. We will bring you exceptional duct cleaning services at a reasonable cost, so all can enjoy the benefits of great air quality.

"CSA subed the electrical, HVAC, plastering plumbing and painting and did the repair work on the kitchen floor, lock replacement, vent installation, refinishing and some wall and ceiling prep for the painters.  The experience and knowledge possessed by the former owner Brad Sterns completely reshaped the project much for the better and we would hire them again just for his expertise.  We are very pleased with the result, except for the quality of the painting work.  The overall quality of their work was very good; but they had trouble properly staffing and overseeing the subs so that some of the sub work was below par and the contract work,which should have be finished by the end of June wasn't completeuntil the first week in September and cost us a lot of grief as well as extra money staying in hotels while the painting was finished.  The subcontractors were on the whole excellent except for the painters who were terrible, did not properly prep the walls properly and got paint on the woodwork and furniture.  The painters wanted extra for washing two walls; but painted over cobwebs and dust on the others.  Nothing was sanded on the walls.  The HVAC sub did an excellent job installing the new gas heating and air conditioning; but inadvertently left a drain pipe too short and got some condensate water into the newly insulated walls.  When told about the problem, rad Sterns fixed it right away - hopefully no damage was done in the 3 weeks the problem went unnoticed.
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