ROI Renovations

Description of Work: estimate for a bathroom redo

Description of Work: work for storage area was not performed.

Description of Work: primed and painted entire 2 bdrm 21/2 bath townhouse, where previous owner had been a heavy smoker. Installed glue down engineered wood floors on first floor, and nail down engineered wood floors on 2nd floor. installed all new windows and patio doors. installed tile in kitchen, powder room and sun room. painted kitchen cabinets, installed new sink and granite counter. provide sub contractor for installation of new furnace/air conditioner. installed new hot water heater, new toilet and pedestal sink in powder room. Replaced light fixtures and ceiling fans. Replace several interior doors. I may have left out some things, because the whole place was renovated.

Description of Work: We got an estimate from ROI Renovations to put in an island and to replace the countertop and backsplash.

Description of Work: Repainted interior for 4+ rooms, remodeled kitchen and deck, and put 1rm+1bathroom addition on. Also had other, smaller work around house.

Description of Work: We did not select this contractor to do our work - insurance company limitations on budget although ROI put significant effort into negotiating with our insurance company.

Description of Work: Painted the exterior of our house, part of the garage, fence, and selected areas of inside of the house.

Description of Work: remove and dispose of damaged exterior wood,replace fascia trim boards,resolve chimney trim deterioration,remove and replace posts on front porch,prep and paint

Description of Work: Called and talked to Linda (owner) about some crown moulding work and painting a previous contractor failed to finish. Knowing that this was such a small job, I was prepared for a so so response to what I had to get done. I was totally surprised by the response . Not only did her company complete the original work, but went beyond what I expected. Very careful and extremely professional. Will definitly have them back to complete the more major projects. Mark Hopewell, NJ

Description of Work: ROI RENOVATIONS is a single person contracting operation. The Contractor is a Woman of considerable experience and talent. The individual skilled workers are of obvious talent, and are a pleasure to know. The work was generally done well, and when not to our satisfaction, was immediately reworked. This project required maximum creative endeavor on the part of the Contractor, and on the part of her associates. The communication necessary to achieve the hoped for results, was sometimes confused,but was generally renegotiated to our satisfaction. The one exception was the misunderstanding about the material to be used on the back porch..We assumed that this too would be replaced with no-rot material but did not get this statement clearly written into the contract..so this was done at additional cost. The project included replacing 70% of a 1889 Victorian "wraparound"front porch, and a smaller back porch. The front porch had to also be brought up to current new home building codes, which included digging all new cement footings, and replacing brick support pillars. We insisted that all new materials be of a "non-rot" type as much as possible. Since much of the porch was originally constructed of "oversized lumber", all 12 of the new large support pillars had to be individually turned to meet width standards necessary to fit into porch roof turned spindles that were to remain as original. ROI was amazingly persistent in their pursuit of the least expensive, but most satisfactory results. This took time and considerable effort. No group of people could have done this better! The original estimates from five different contractors came in at about the same amount..$35,000.00 for both porches. The final decision was based on the following criteria in order of importance to us: 1. The level of understanding of our objectives such as RESTORATION rather than replacement of existing porches with markedly different materials, and determination of durability of materials. 2. Overall cost 3. Punctuality of Contractor with regard to estimates. 4. Personal involvement with project. 5. References. 6. Willingness to negotiate differences. Several Contractors met these standards, so the decision was based upon what we were actually going to get for this amount of money spent, and there were major differences with regard to this. There were also obvious differences with regard to the level of understanding of some of the major possible problems, not the least of which was the presence or absence of stable footings upon which the porch would rest. Cost overruns were due to increased costs of permits,engineering, unforseen problems under deck (which were always a possibility, and not a surprise.), and code requirements. The exception was as explained about back porch materials. Overall, the work was excellent. The trustworthiness of workers above reproach. The work area was clean and safe, and the finished project was wonderful!

Description of Work: They gave an estimate for a deck renovation and sidewalk repair.

Description of Work: They did some exploratory work for me this summer. They worked on a bid for me for internal and external renovations.

Description of Work: A toilet on the 2nd floor had leaked through the ceiling of the 1st floor. Linda's company removed the plaster ceiling and damaged wall, replaced the plumbing and toilet, and repaired the ceiling and wall. Because the plumbing was old and corroded, they also replaced the plumbing to the bathtub and sink.