Best pole barn builders near Bucyrus, OH

"We are incredibly impressed with Daniel Yoder Construction! From start to finish, his professionalism, communication, and quality of work were outstanding. They completed our side porch last year and our front porch this year on time and within budget, exceeding our expectations. We highly recommend them for any home improvement needs!" We will definitely use him again!"

"Jake was great to work with - communicative, honest, and considered every angle of the project, even things I never would have thought of. His craftsmanship is phenomenal."

"They have great customer service, and they are very professional with their workmanship."

"Had shelving units to assemble. Work was done quickly, workers were friendly, and they exceeded expectations by tying down the shelves to the supports . Excellent work!"

"Everything went really well. SRS came out to do the estimate as well as the insurance adjuster, they were able to show that the entire roof and siding needed replaced,then got right to work once the insurance gave the go ahead. They were fast, professional and did amazing work. Would certainly recommend them to friends and family"

"The owner is well educated in this specialty and knew exactly what to do. He was dedicated, thorough and honest throughout the whole process. The end results are top quality!"

"They did a beautiful job on painting the exterior of my home. They painted the garage, shutters and 2 chimneys. I haghly recommend them. They are fast and do an excellent job. You can’t go wrong with them. They are wonderful! Barbara Haley"

"Leroy, dose very good work, he care about his work, he will make sure whatever he does for someone the work is done right, and will make sure it is working before he leaves. Very nice guy. He is always welcome in my home whenever I need work done, and you will feel the same way when you hire him to do work for you."

"Great people to work with. And great prices."

"While the Binnacle Property quote was in line with expectations and the general construction of the deck appears to be solid, there are a number of significant concerns with this contractor that would prevent us from hiring them again not the least of which was the fact that they abandoned the project after receiving partial payment before the project completion. Concerns: Abandoned Project - There was a 14’ wide section of the deck that was supposed to have bench seating. As the cost of materials to cover this were included in the initial invoice of $5k, the contractor said in August that since he needed to pay his crew if we paid the $3.6k balance minus the $500 in labor to install seats and skirting that they would return in a week or two. After reaching out to them a month later they indicated that despite not providing the purchased materials or completing the work so the inspector could sign off that the project was no longer a priority. General Design - During the initial consultation we had explained numerous times that we wanted the level of the deck to be low enough as not to obstruct the exterior water spigot or bathroom vent. In addition to blocking these elements, we had made it explicitly clear that the height should be low enough that a back rest was not required on the bench seating. It was not until the frame was up, that they noticed that the level would block both elements and the height would now require the back rest. Rather than force the crew to tear down the work and incur additional project delays we agreed to adapt our original plans to accommodate their mistake. Project Delays - There would be periods of time during the project where it would be a week or more before Binnacle Property Management would come out to do any work on the deck. During this time materials were strewn throughout the yard and we had to purchase plywood planking to allow our dogs use of the back yard. Misc - Although it is less bothersome than other areas of the project, there are nonstandard elements such as the spindles being exposed outside of rails rather than being covered and functional aspects such as the fact that we cannot access the hose on the water spigot that we will need to hire another contractor to address."