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Ryan'S Home Improvements

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Ryan'S Home Improvements

4.56(
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Customers say: Quick response
41 local quotes requested

Ryans Home Improvements is a family owned business, that has been servicing the 518 community for over 15 years. We offer a wide variety of satisfactory services such as Roofing, Siding, Windows and doors, pool openings and closings, and liner changes. We strive to satisfy all of our customers and will go the extra mile to make sure you're completely satisfied.Most of all WE SHOW UP. We are Fully Insured.

"Ryan and his crew were extremely professional, punctual with great communication. Installed siding, repaired screen porch. It looks beautiful. Definitely would hire again."

Patrick B on September 2024

Ryans Home Improvements is a family owned business, that has been servicing the 518 community for over 15 years. We offer a wide variety of satisfactory services such as Roofing, Siding, Windows and doors, pool openings and closings, and liner changes. We strive to satisfy all of our customers and will go the extra mile to make sure you're completely satisfied.Most of all WE SHOW UP. We are Fully Insured.

"Ryan and his crew were extremely professional, punctual with great communication. Installed siding, repaired screen porch. It looks beautiful. Definitely would hire again."

Patrick B on September 2024



Allied Construction

Po Box 220
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Allied Construction

Po Box 220
5.00(
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Recommended by 100% of Angi customers
Recommended by 100% of HomeAdvisor customers

Allied Construction covers all your construction needs from small renovations to building a home from the ground up. We are a small group of skilled tradesman located in the Capital Region of NY. We deal with customers one on one to make their plans and dreams a reality. We provide free estimates and accept major credit cards.

Allied Construction covers all your construction needs from small renovations to building a home from the ground up. We are a small group of skilled tradesman located in the Capital Region of NY. We deal with customers one on one to make their plans and dreams a reality. We provide free estimates and accept major credit cards.


"The owner Scott showed up, we talked about the work to be performed and we scheduled a date to start work. We then sat down and discussed materials, building permit, etc... Scott asked me if I wanted to handle the building permit and the materials. I have never hired a contractor so I assumed that the contractor typically does this part of the contract and I was a little intimidated. He then told me that he would take care of everything and he would even draw up a plan of what he was going to do and that the inspector would more than likely accept the drawing and give us the permit. I gave Scott a $13,789 deposit for materials and half the cost of labor. Then after several calls with Scott, he told me that the 12" pad that was preexisting structure was on, was not up to code per the building inspector and it had to be removed. I told Scott I would remove it, but winter had set in. So Scott and I settled on an early start date for construction in April of 2019. I rented jack hammers, a cement saw, a bobcat skidsteer and 2 roll offs(of which the roll off sank into my driveway and caused an additional $3,800 in damages). I broke up the cement and threw my back out in the process. I called Scott back to have his guys clean up the property so he could start work finally (late April). He came over, looked at what was left and told me it would be another 6 to 7. I said "hundred?" and he responded " no, thousand" then he continued by saying that he knows a lot of cops and he did work for them and when the jobs hit the ceiling of their budget, Scott worked out a payment plan with them so he could finish the work and make them happy. Now, my yard sits in rubble and my back was hurting. I contacted the local building inspector just to see why a pad 12" thick was not enough to build on and he told me no one ever contacted him regarding my property address. So now I sit nearly $20,000 in debt with 0 work done by this contractor. I want to point out that when I hired him, I went to home depot pro referral desk and they gave me 3 trusted contractors. I researched them all, looked over their websites, checked the better business bureau and made my calls. 1 contractor never returned my calls, 1 called back but told me that I was going to have to wait 6 month before he could even think about doing my project because he was headed South for work. So, I looked over Scott's info and he had an A+ with the BBB. The pictures on his website were plentiful and looked really professional. He had nothing but good reviews on his page. Seemed like a shoe in. I just, within a weeks time (today is 7/7/19), went onto his website again and noticed another person stating almost the same exact thing that I am posting here. I contacted that individual and they are pursuing legal action against him as well. DO NOT USE THIS CONTRACTOR. HE WILL TAKE YOUR MONEY AND RUN!!"

Robert F on July 2019

Owner operated, quality oriented, and satisfaction a must.

"The owner Scott showed up, we talked about the work to be performed and we scheduled a date to start work. We then sat down and discussed materials, building permit, etc... Scott asked me if I wanted to handle the building permit and the materials. I have never hired a contractor so I assumed that the contractor typically does this part of the contract and I was a little intimidated. He then told me that he would take care of everything and he would even draw up a plan of what he was going to do and that the inspector would more than likely accept the drawing and give us the permit. I gave Scott a $13,789 deposit for materials and half the cost of labor. Then after several calls with Scott, he told me that the 12" pad that was preexisting structure was on, was not up to code per the building inspector and it had to be removed. I told Scott I would remove it, but winter had set in. So Scott and I settled on an early start date for construction in April of 2019. I rented jack hammers, a cement saw, a bobcat skidsteer and 2 roll offs(of which the roll off sank into my driveway and caused an additional $3,800 in damages). I broke up the cement and threw my back out in the process. I called Scott back to have his guys clean up the property so he could start work finally (late April). He came over, looked at what was left and told me it would be another 6 to 7. I said "hundred?" and he responded " no, thousand" then he continued by saying that he knows a lot of cops and he did work for them and when the jobs hit the ceiling of their budget, Scott worked out a payment plan with them so he could finish the work and make them happy. Now, my yard sits in rubble and my back was hurting. I contacted the local building inspector just to see why a pad 12" thick was not enough to build on and he told me no one ever contacted him regarding my property address. So now I sit nearly $20,000 in debt with 0 work done by this contractor. I want to point out that when I hired him, I went to home depot pro referral desk and they gave me 3 trusted contractors. I researched them all, looked over their websites, checked the better business bureau and made my calls. 1 contractor never returned my calls, 1 called back but told me that I was going to have to wait 6 month before he could even think about doing my project because he was headed South for work. So, I looked over Scott's info and he had an A+ with the BBB. The pictures on his website were plentiful and looked really professional. He had nothing but good reviews on his page. Seemed like a shoe in. I just, within a weeks time (today is 7/7/19), went onto his website again and noticed another person stating almost the same exact thing that I am posting here. I contacted that individual and they are pursuing legal action against him as well. DO NOT USE THIS CONTRACTOR. HE WILL TAKE YOUR MONEY AND RUN!!"

Robert F on July 2019




HoneyDone Companies LLC

199 New Scotland Ave
2.00(
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HoneyDone Companies LLC

199 New Scotland Ave
2.00(
1
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16 years of experience

Our company tag line says it all "We do it so you don't have to",enjoy your time with your family and your lifestyle our programs will maintain your home with our customized home maintenance package that also allows you to take care of the honey-do list.

Our company tag line says it all "We do it so you don't have to",enjoy your time with your family and your lifestyle our programs will maintain your home with our customized home maintenance package that also allows you to take care of the honey-do list.



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Deck Staining questions, answered by experts

A quality deck stain lasts 2 to 5 years, depending on the type of stain, weather exposure, and how well the deck is maintained. Transparent stains may need reapplication sooner, while solid stains tend to last longer. Regular maintenance, including cleaning and sealing, will help extend the life of your finish.

Applying too much sealer to a deck might seem like extra protection, but it can cause more harm than good. Wood is a porous material with a limited capacity to absorb liquids. When you go overboard with sealer, the excess can't soak in and instead forms a film on the surface. This leftover layer is prone to peeling, cracking, and trapping moisture, ultimately defeating the purpose of sealing in the first place. 

You can apply stain over peeling stain, but it’s not a good idea. Your old stain will get in the way of your new stain bonding to the wood, so you’re likely going to see the same issue again shortly after application. Your best option is to sand off the old stain and clean the surface thoroughly before applying new stain.

No, it is not okay to paint over rotted wood. Painting over rotted wood will not address the underlying issue and can trap moisture, leading to further decay. Properly addressing the rotted wood by removing and replacing or repairing the damaged areas is necessary before you can even consider painting.

It's okay to walk on a newly painted deck after about four to six hours as long as the weather has been dry. Be sure to wait at least 24 hours before you place any outdoor furniture or grills on a freshly painted deck, though.

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