"I recently bought a house and one of my big concerns was it had no central air conditioning and it was baseboard heating so I was putting it off thinking I would have to do a bunch of duct work. Having a large family I felt like this was a necessity with how hot the summers have been. I called a few places to get a feel for pricing and McCool Mechanical came out on top in multiple ways. They recommended a ductless a/c which would cool down in the summer plus I can use as heat during the winter. They weâ re also very accommodating with my schedule. I wasnâ t available during the week so they made it easy and came out on the weekend. When it came to pricing they didnâ t even ask what other companies were quoting and still came in much more competitive. Josh and Dave came in to do the install and weâ re very efficient, polite and had a very clean worksite which my wife was very happy about. We have had zero issues with the work. I would easily have them come back for any future work as well!"

"Highly recommend this contractor. Showed up on time; did the work for the agreed upon price. Communication was good agreed-upon excellent, the value was excellent!"

"Pleasure to work with W B Lightning Rods, clean and efficient. Great job. We highly recommend the company."

"Very good told me everything he was doing,ran through test,ect referred hurricane to neighbors, and they purchased. Good company and peple."

"We had a small master bathroom (5' x 7') completely gutted (including removal of a corner shower stall and linoleum flooring) and remodeled. Unlike some contractors we have used previously, Nick and his crew were a pleasure to work with The major work was installing a tile shower, which ended up being much bigger (approximately 5' x 3') than the shower stall we had originally, and it turned out beautifully. - My wife and I agonized for days over the perfect tile layout, but Nick was able to make our design a reality with expert workmanship and no hassle. - The drain had to be relocated so that it was centered within the new space. Another contractor who had bid indicated he would have to cut through the ceiling on the floor below to complete the task (!). Nick instead obtained access from the bathroom itself by removing the sub-floor, thereby negating the need to repair the ceiling. In addition, he used the opportunity to reinforce the framing to support the poured concrete shower pan. - Nick removed all the drywall and installed cement board in the areas to be tiled. He then used a rubber liner as a waterproofing measure that extended almost one foot up the wall. - After the shower was tiled, he recommended installing a glass wall, which would enclose the shower but still let the beautiful tile work remain visible. In addition, we wouldn't have the cleaning hassles with a sliding door, and this proved to be a perfect solution. Nick also laid a ceramic tile floor in the remaining bathroom space (approximately 5' x 4'), including radiant electric heat underneath. Little electrical work was required, as we already had 220V wired for a baseboard electric heater and wall thermostat. But Nick did the leg work of picking out the required unit and control thermostat . The ceramic tile was laid per our design and matches the tiled shower beautifully The bathroom originally had wallpaper, which my wife and I removed with a steamer prior to Nick initiating the work. Needless to say, some drywall damage resulted, but Nick hired a subcontractor at a reasonable price (about $150) to put a skim coat on the wall. In addition, the original light fixture had no electrical box; the cable was just coming through a big hole in the wall. So the $150 included the drywall guy patching this hole, and Nick installed an electrical box in the perfect location to accept our new light fixture. Once the major work was completed, Nick capped the job by installing the toilet, vanity, sink and corresponding plumbing (including new shutoff valves which he concluded had reached end of life), medicine cabinet, and a towel bar. He also installed the thermostat and then talked me through on the phone how to set it up properly. The only reason he did not install the light fixture is because we didn't have an appropriate one on hand by the time he finished up. In fact, he pointed out that the hanging shades on the original fixture we picked out would prevent light bulb replacement due to interference with the medicine cabinet; other contractors we have used previously would not have been so conscientious. Throughout the 5 or 6 days he was actually on the job, he was always available to answer my questions via call or text. He was always professional and never once got agitated. And you can tell Nick takes pride in his work as his workmanship is top notch, which is saying something since I am a bit of a perfectionist. To sum up, there really is no other choice for your bathroom remodeling project. Nikolay Lozanov from Nick's Kitchen and Bathroom Remodeling is the man for the job!"

"Called them on Friday. Work was completed on Monday. Very pleased with the results. They did excellent work. Price seemed a little high but you pay peanuts you get monkeys! :)"

"In both caes, they arrived promptly and did their work quickly and well. Patrick, who updated our gas line and installed our new range, was especially helpful, talking with us about the water heater (OK for now) and giving us cooking tips (he used to be a chef)! Very professional, very reasonable cost. I will put in the price of the gas line work."

"Mike was very professional. He did a great job."

"They did a great job. They were friendly. They came in and did the work. We were highly recommended them to all. They were nice and very cooperative. They explained what they're doing. We were very happy that they did the job."

"Greatful I found him. He did a great job and it was important to me that i find some who did good quality work."