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"We had an idea and the owner, Bud, had a vision!!!! He created an absolutely beautiful outdoor living space.... multiple levels and entertainment areas. The space is gorgeous and every level of detail from the wood work to the design to the layout to the built in bar is just beautiful and functional! Bud provides a level of experience like no other. He is onsite and manages all his subcontractors and expects a superior product which is what he delivered."

We are professional building and remodeling contractors. It would be our pleasure for us to serve you and make your home look beautiful inside and out. In process of doing that we make sure that your belongings are covered and protected. \nOur company is made out of reliable team members that strive to deliver perfection in every aspect and scope of the work.\nWe are also consulting contractors which means that we are happy to help along the way in process of making all types of decisions for your project. We are also licensed and fully insured contractors.\nGive us a call anytime for a free consultation or estimate!

"I recently had the pleasure of working with Dave and his team on a gut renovation which included my kitchen and 2 bathrooms. From start to finish, the experience was nothing short of exceptional, and I am delighted with the final results. Dave and his team maintained open and clear communication throughout the entire project. They promptly responded to my inquiries, provided regular updates on the progress, and were always available to discuss any concerns or changes. The subcontractors arrived punctually each day, adhered to the agreed-upon schedule, and conducted themselves with the utmost respect for my home. At the end of each day, they tried their very best to leave my home looking as clean and dust free as possible. Their attention to detail and commitment to a high standard of workmanship were evident at every stage. I wholeheartedly recommend Westbrook Contracting for any of your contracting needs and I am looking forward to working with them again in the future."

"We hired Gustavo to remodel a 1960s house we purchased and we are pleased with the outcome he and his team delivered. Remodeling included vaulting our living room and kitchen ceilings, adding steel beams and refinishing kitchen and bathrooms with new plumbing, cabinets and tiles. Gustavo is very knowledgeable in all aspects of construction and the codes. His team and the subcontractors listen to him and they work together very well. Overall, we were very pleased with his work and we would hire him for future projects again."

Santucci Bros offers free estimates for professional work. We are a total Home Remodeling Company. Both inside & outside work….kitchen & Bath remodels. Outside masonry, or total house build.\nDependable, licensed, &references available. DBA: Santucci Bros Contracting.

"I would give Champion and Danny an A++ if I could. We have a 1934 Tudor house with original wood (oak) windows and doors. The old single pane windows were drafty and hard to open, and the exterior storm windows (from the 1950s) were ugly and ineffective. The wood window frames and doors were beat up and the shellac finish had bubbled and cracked. I go into more detail about the window replacement shopping process below because it took us a long time to figure out the right way to do it. Danny knew exactly how to do this job! The window installation was fairly simple but the refinishing of the window frames and doors was really handcrafted, so the entire job took six weeks from the construction start date (and another eight weeks from time we agreed on the scope until the windows arrived and the installation began). Danny and every member of his team had exceptional customer service. They arrived on time, and called to let us know they were five minutes away. Every person associated with the job put in a full day’s work with exceptional focus on the job at hand. There were frequent check-ins to make sure we were on board with decisions about say leaving hardware on the doors or variations in stain color. They left the house spotless every day and were considerate of noise, cats, home office work, everything. The work is stunning and reflects craftsmanship and attention to detail that went far beyond our standards. The windows Danny recommended (Trimline), while not a name brand, are fantastic and much better quality in our view than the Andersen product sold by Home Depot. The price was fair and worth every pretty penny. Danny threw in a major gift—a custom rebuild of an attic window frame and door—that we would have happily paid for. The window shopping process prior to Danny was horrible. We approached Renewal by Andersen, their home remodel unit. The sales person required both spouse and me to sit through a 1-1/2 hour meeting that felt like a slimey time share pitch. The quote—three times any reasonable quote—was accompanied by an excited call to the home office, where “the boss” authorized a one- time discount of 20% if we signed that contract at that minute. I was thisclose to reporting them to the Department of Consumer Affairs for abusive sales practices (I know there is no such thing but it made us angry). We then went to Home Depot, where we arranged for a contractor to come to the house and discuss the low-end Andersen product. It would be delivered raw, without stain to match our wood trim so we would have to hire a separate painter (oh it’s easy to do yourself he said). He didn’t fill us with much confidence. We didn’t look at Marvin or Pella windows —neighbors had a bad experience with a Pella installer and there didn’t seem to be much difference with Andersen at different price points. But honestly we were getting tired of looking at that point. Then I did research (yes I know that should have been the first step) and it was clear that the installer is more important than the window product. At this point, Federal labelling laws tell you how the window will keep out temperature and wind and sun, but if the window is installed improperly the product doesn’t matter. So we switched gears and looked for quality window installers. That’s how we got to Champion Home Remodeling and Danny. Danny recommended Trimline windows and we were skeptical—who heard of Trimline? Given our previous experience with window sellers we were worried he was motivated by a commission rather than the best window type. But that was not the case. More research showed that Trimline was a smallish factory outside of Pennsylvania, and the Brooklyn Heights historic district approved them. We compared a sample to the Andersen window at Home Depot and there was no comparison. Trimline was sturdier, easier to operate, aesthetically cleaner lines and indeed all that has proved to be the case now that they are installed. The warranties seemed to be identical to Andersen. Danny was extra careful in the measurements and ordering—texting me frequently to make sure he had the correct finish and style on the hardware, for example. Danny said the windows (we have 24 of them) would take a week to install and he could do it if the weather was above 40 degrees I think. So we installed in the middle of January (!) – we went on a trip, and they were in place when we returned. Danny and the installer both made sure we checked every window and understood how to open them for cleaning. Very easy. The staining of the wood interior window panels and the sanding and staining of the window frames and doors (22 doors) was labor intensive to say the least. Danny’s subcontractor John created a test window so we could review the color of the stain and the satin poly coat. Somehow they recaptured the beautiful deep red/brown oak we loved about the house and suddenly we could see gorgeous grain (hidden under years of wear and dirt and shellac) that was almost as vivid as a tiger maple type contrast. Danny and team were obsessive about details and patient even welcoming of every punchlist item, and came back many times when we realized that a spot was missed or they realized something needed more work. We added work in the middle of the job and the adjusted price was more than fair. It was a pleasure working with Champion and we will use them for all future large remodeling jobs."

We take great pride in our experience, expertise, quality, and customer service that we provide to meet the consumer's needs. It is our mission to provide excellent workmanship and complete customer satisfaction from start to completion of a project. In order to understand the needs and expectations of our customers, we take great care to work and communicate with every customer in a professional manner. Our reputation is based on service, safety, and quality, regardless of how large or small the job.

JR General Contractor LLC, is committed to excellence every aspect of our business. We uphold a standard of integrity bound by fairness, honesty, and personal responsibility. Our distinction is the quality of service we bring to our customers. Accurate knowledge of our trade combined with ability is what makes us true professionals. Above all, we are watchful of our customers' interests and make their concerns the basis of our business.

Free housecleaning with whole-house paint project and special pricing for Angie's Members. Tapia Home Improvement is a locally owned and operated company with over 13 years of experience in our trade. We specialize in home improvement projects with services including: Remodeling (General, Kitchen & Bathroom), Painting (Interior & Exterior), Drywall/Sheetrock, Ceramic Tile, Flooring, Cabinets, Counter-tops and much more. We pride ourselves in the quality of our work and our unparalleled customer satisfaction. We strive to provide the highest levels of customer service. Call us today to schedule an appointment.

"I would give Champion and Danny six stars if I could. We have a 1934 Tudor house with original wood (oak) windows and doors. The old single pane windows were drafty and hard to open, and the exterior storm windows (from the 1950s) were ugly and ineffective. The wood window frames and doors were beat up and the shellac finish had bubbled and cracked. I go into more detail about the window replacement shopping process below because it took us a long time to figure out the right way to do it. Danny knew exactly how to do this job! The window installation was fairly simple but the refinishing of the window frames and doors was really handcrafted, so the entire job took six weeks from the construction start date (and perhaps another eight weeks from time we agreed on the scope until the installation began). Danny and every member of his team had exceptional customer service. They arrived on time, and called to let us know they were five minutes away. Every person associated with the job put in a full day's work with exceptional focus on the job at hand. There were frequent check-ins to make sure we were on board with decisions about say leaving hardware on the doors or variations in stain color. They left the house spotless every day and were considerate of noise, cats, home office work, everything. The work is stunning and reflects craftsmanship and attention to detail that went far beyond our standards. The windows Danny recommended (Trimline), while not a name brand, are fantastic and much better quality in our view than the Andersen product sold by Home Depot. The price was fair and worth every pretty penny. Danny threw in a major gift "a custom rebuild of an attic window frame and door" that we would have happily paid for. More research showed that Trimline was a smallish factory outside of Pennsylvania, and the Brooklyn Heights historic district approved them. We compared a sample to the Andersen window at Home Depot and there was no comparison. Trimline was sturdier, easier to operate, aesthetically cleaner lines and indeed all that has proved to be the case now that they are installed. The warranties seemed to be identical to Andersen. Danny was extra careful in the measurements and ordering”texting me frequently to make sure he had the correct finish and style on the hardware, for example. Danny said the windows (we have 24 of them) would take a week to install and he could do it if the weather was above 40 degrees I think. So we installed in the middle of January (!); we went on a trip, and they were in place when we returned. Danny and the installer both made sure we checked every window and understood how to open them for cleaning. Very easy. The staining of the wood interior window panels and the sanding and staining of the window frames and doors (22 doors) was labor intensive to say the least. Danny's subcontractor John created a test window so we could review the color of the stain and the satin poly coat."