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Dimensions Inc
5166 Sugar Camp Rd
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Dimensions Inc
5166 Sugar Camp Rd
5.00(
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Customers say: Quick response
Recommended by 100% of Angi customers
Recommended by 100% of HomeAdvisor customers

Architecture - Construction - Consulting. Project Recovery, Dimensions Inc., Neil S. Schwartz, AIA, New York - Ohio - California, A National Architecture-Construction-Consulting Company.

Architecture - Construction - Consulting. Project Recovery, Dimensions Inc., Neil S. Schwartz, AIA, New York - Ohio - California, A National Architecture-Construction-Consulting Company.


Frameless Shower Doors by Cincinnati Glass
1015 Cobra Rd
4.14(
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Frameless Shower Doors by Cincinnati Glass
1015 Cobra Rd
4.14(
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Customers say: Terrific value
16 years of experience

We are a small, locally owned business. We pride ourselves on our great customer service. We offer evening and weekend appointments to accommodate our customers busy schedules, and we offer FREE ESTIMATES!

We are a small, locally owned business. We pride ourselves on our great customer service. We offer evening and weekend appointments to accommodate our customers busy schedules, and we offer FREE ESTIMATES!



RYAN DUEBBER ARCHITECT, LLC
6050 Dryden Avenue
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RYAN DUEBBER ARCHITECT, LLC
6050 Dryden Avenue
5.00(
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Customers say: Quick response
Recommended by 100% of Angi customers
Recommended by 100% of HomeAdvisor customers

Ryan Duebber Architect (RDA) is an award winning full service design firm located in Cincinnati, Ohio. The primary areas of focus are architectural, interior, and furnishings design for residential and small to medium sized commercial building projects. The mission of our firm is to provide collaborative design services creating unique environments that have real and sustained value to the occupant, the environment and the community in which it exists.

Ryan Duebber Architect (RDA) is an award winning full service design firm located in Cincinnati, Ohio. The primary areas of focus are architectural, interior, and furnishings design for residential and small to medium sized commercial building projects. The mission of our firm is to provide collaborative design services creating unique environments that have real and sustained value to the occupant, the environment and the community in which it exists.



HESKAMP CONSTRUCTION
2724 Bonnie Dr
No reviews
HESKAMP CONSTRUCTION
2724 Bonnie Dr
No reviews
24 years of experience

Heskamp Construction & Remodeling was founded in 2001 by Jim Heskamp. We can handle all of your remodeling needs or build new. The roofing division specializes in all facets of roofing. We also specialize in insurance claims.

Heskamp Construction & Remodeling was founded in 2001 by Jim Heskamp. We can handle all of your remodeling needs or build new. The roofing division specializes in all facets of roofing. We also specialize in insurance claims.


Midwest Grounds Landscape Solutions
40 W. Cescentville Rd
2.00(
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Midwest Grounds Landscape Solutions
40 W. Cescentville Rd
2.00(
4
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36 years of experience

Midwest Grounds Landscape Solutions is a full-service landscape contractor that services the Greater Cincinnati tri-state area. As a design-build company, we cater to both residential and commercial clients providing everything from landscape design, to installation and various levels of maintenance. We pride ourselves on providing beautiful, functional landscape solutions for every project and every budget. As a family-owned and operated business, we feel we are small enough to provide the personalized attention our clients deserve and yet large to handle most any landscaping challenge. Some of our credentials include a degreed Architectural Engineer and Landscape Horticulturalist, a degreed landscape architect, and a knowledgeable design team. Midwest Grounds is proud to be members of the Better Business Bureau, the Ohio Nursery and Landscape Association and the Homebuilders Association of Greater Cincinnati.

"I thought it would go very well based on the interactions I had with Bobby Furhman when he provided the quote, answered our questions, met us to pick out pavers for the patio, and picking out landscaping boulders. He seemed very knowledgeable and professional. Overall I'm not completely unhappy with the end result but it was a frustrating process to get there. I felt like if I was not checking in on the work frequently, things got missed or done incorrectly. Patio - They put in a 830 sq ft patio with a 30" fire pit and 24 ft long sitting wall. It turned out looking just like I had hoped. I would probably recommend this company for laying a patio out. However, I expressed concern that the water pooled on a large portion of the patio - he assured me that once the grass grew in the yard, the runoff wouldn't be as bad and the patio would not flood... unfortunately, this did not happen and we're still working through ideas (other than redoing the patio) to try to deal with the runoff issue. Another, complaint on the patio is that he highly encouraged us not to use polymorphic sand between the pavers and I wish we would have right off the bat - we just had to pressure wash the old sand out and have new polymorphic sand put in after 1.5 years of use because of the weeds coming up between the pavers. My other complaint is that when they initially laid out the sand and gravel for the patio, it was significantly undersized (like 15 ft. wide vs. 25).... apparently they didn't bring a long enough tape measure and couldn't add. But once we pointed out the fact, they quickly fixed it. Excavating - We had them dig into a hill to level out a bigger area in our back yard and then also put a privacy mound at the back of our property. They had to deal with a mountain worth of large rocks that they removed from the yard and a lot of clay. Aside from the water pooling on the patio, which is in part due to the excavating as well, they did a decent job here. For the landscaping beds - I was not pleased. They charged $7773 for this portion of the work. We had them put in quite a large area of beds... we needed 15 yards of mulch to cover them. In his quote, he stated "This bid includes the importation of 60 tons (40 Yards) of topsoil and the adding of organic material, peat moss, horse manure, oak leaf mold, and mushroom compost as needed to prepare planting areas." I had him put in 13 trees and 12 bushes throughout the beds, but I planned to put in perennial flowers and some smaller bushes myself... I was very specific that I planned to put in flowers myself after he had prepared the beds and needed the mostly clay soil improved before I did. What they actually planned to do was to apply weed killer to the grass where i wanted the beds and then cover it with mulch to shape the beds out. Thank heaven I was home and I saw them starting to put mulch down just over top of the grass or I might have paid them and not known any better until I went to plant flowers later. They claimed this was "industry standard bed prep" that they had priced (I've since asked other landscapers what they would do for "bed prep" and no one has ever said apply weed-killer and then cover the grass with mulch). They acted like I was being unreasonable and they were doing me a huge favor when I insisted that they till the soil up and then they applied a literal dusting of some sort of organic material. In addition, they asked me where I wanted the trees, we had a map drawn out, I also worked from home to be available for questions and we walked to specific areas in the yard and laid out where I wanted things. And then I went inside for a conference call and when I looked out the window, they were planting the wrong things in the wrong places. I also didn't like the how unhealthy 2 of the trees they put in looked but they just told me that I had a year warranty and that they couldn't get others. 2 years later, the 2 trees still look very sorry, but they didn't die in the 1 year warranty period so it's no sink off their backs. I would not recommend this company for putting in landscaping. Overall, the project took much longer than initially we had expected (about 3 weeks longer). This was largely due to us getting a ton of rain during the period which slowed the work or made them unable to work. However, it was also due in to the workers seeming not to know what to do if Bobby wasn't around. They were efficient at laying the patio and worked **** ** that but for much of the excavating and landscaping, they spent a lot of time looking puzzled and playing on their phones unless Bobby was there - they often got almost as much accomplished in the hour or so he was on site as they had the rest of the day while he wasn't. When the rain finally stopped, I felt that they were cutting corners because they were behind schedule."

Sarah P on March 2018

Midwest Grounds Landscape Solutions is a full-service landscape contractor that services the Greater Cincinnati tri-state area. As a design-build company, we cater to both residential and commercial clients providing everything from landscape design, to installation and various levels of maintenance. We pride ourselves on providing beautiful, functional landscape solutions for every project and every budget. As a family-owned and operated business, we feel we are small enough to provide the personalized attention our clients deserve and yet large to handle most any landscaping challenge. Some of our credentials include a degreed Architectural Engineer and Landscape Horticulturalist, a degreed landscape architect, and a knowledgeable design team. Midwest Grounds is proud to be members of the Better Business Bureau, the Ohio Nursery and Landscape Association and the Homebuilders Association of Greater Cincinnati.

"I thought it would go very well based on the interactions I had with Bobby Furhman when he provided the quote, answered our questions, met us to pick out pavers for the patio, and picking out landscaping boulders. He seemed very knowledgeable and professional. Overall I'm not completely unhappy with the end result but it was a frustrating process to get there. I felt like if I was not checking in on the work frequently, things got missed or done incorrectly. Patio - They put in a 830 sq ft patio with a 30" fire pit and 24 ft long sitting wall. It turned out looking just like I had hoped. I would probably recommend this company for laying a patio out. However, I expressed concern that the water pooled on a large portion of the patio - he assured me that once the grass grew in the yard, the runoff wouldn't be as bad and the patio would not flood... unfortunately, this did not happen and we're still working through ideas (other than redoing the patio) to try to deal with the runoff issue. Another, complaint on the patio is that he highly encouraged us not to use polymorphic sand between the pavers and I wish we would have right off the bat - we just had to pressure wash the old sand out and have new polymorphic sand put in after 1.5 years of use because of the weeds coming up between the pavers. My other complaint is that when they initially laid out the sand and gravel for the patio, it was significantly undersized (like 15 ft. wide vs. 25).... apparently they didn't bring a long enough tape measure and couldn't add. But once we pointed out the fact, they quickly fixed it. Excavating - We had them dig into a hill to level out a bigger area in our back yard and then also put a privacy mound at the back of our property. They had to deal with a mountain worth of large rocks that they removed from the yard and a lot of clay. Aside from the water pooling on the patio, which is in part due to the excavating as well, they did a decent job here. For the landscaping beds - I was not pleased. They charged $7773 for this portion of the work. We had them put in quite a large area of beds... we needed 15 yards of mulch to cover them. In his quote, he stated "This bid includes the importation of 60 tons (40 Yards) of topsoil and the adding of organic material, peat moss, horse manure, oak leaf mold, and mushroom compost as needed to prepare planting areas." I had him put in 13 trees and 12 bushes throughout the beds, but I planned to put in perennial flowers and some smaller bushes myself... I was very specific that I planned to put in flowers myself after he had prepared the beds and needed the mostly clay soil improved before I did. What they actually planned to do was to apply weed killer to the grass where i wanted the beds and then cover it with mulch to shape the beds out. Thank heaven I was home and I saw them starting to put mulch down just over top of the grass or I might have paid them and not known any better until I went to plant flowers later. They claimed this was "industry standard bed prep" that they had priced (I've since asked other landscapers what they would do for "bed prep" and no one has ever said apply weed-killer and then cover the grass with mulch). They acted like I was being unreasonable and they were doing me a huge favor when I insisted that they till the soil up and then they applied a literal dusting of some sort of organic material. In addition, they asked me where I wanted the trees, we had a map drawn out, I also worked from home to be available for questions and we walked to specific areas in the yard and laid out where I wanted things. And then I went inside for a conference call and when I looked out the window, they were planting the wrong things in the wrong places. I also didn't like the how unhealthy 2 of the trees they put in looked but they just told me that I had a year warranty and that they couldn't get others. 2 years later, the 2 trees still look very sorry, but they didn't die in the 1 year warranty period so it's no sink off their backs. I would not recommend this company for putting in landscaping. Overall, the project took much longer than initially we had expected (about 3 weeks longer). This was largely due to us getting a ton of rain during the period which slowed the work or made them unable to work. However, it was also due in to the workers seeming not to know what to do if Bobby wasn't around. They were efficient at laying the patio and worked **** ** that but for much of the excavating and landscaping, they spent a lot of time looking puzzled and playing on their phones unless Bobby was there - they often got almost as much accomplished in the hour or so he was on site as they had the rest of the day while he wasn't. When the rain finally stopped, I felt that they were cutting corners because they were behind schedule."

Sarah P on March 2018


MARY CASSINELLI ARCHITECT, LLC
3215 LINWOOD AVE
No reviews
MARY CASSINELLI ARCHITECT, LLC
3215 LINWOOD AVE
No reviews
32 years of experience

Mary Cassinelli Architect, LLC is an architectural firm specializing in residential design - custom homes, additions & renovations.

Mary Cassinelli Architect, LLC is an architectural firm specializing in residential design - custom homes, additions & renovations.


PFB ARCHITECTS INC
9461 Kenwood Road
No reviews
PFB ARCHITECTS INC
9461 Kenwood Road
No reviews
79 years of experience

At PFB Architects, we have a firm foundation in architecture, complete with a sixty six year history. We have two separate offices to better serve our local, regional and national clients in Cincinnati and Chicago. PFB provides programming, master planning, development advisory, architectural design and interior services. PFB Architects is known for our commitment to our clients needs. Eighty percent of our business comes from repeat clients who continue to share an enduring architectural relationship with us. We have a proven track record of delivering complex healthcare projects within established budgets and schedules. Our Senior Staff implements a rigid quality control over all the designs that come out of our offices. Our PFB Professionals practice Evidence-Based Design through the use of Pebble Projects. We have numerous employees who are LEED Accredited and PFB actively takes step towards creating a better environment through the use of Green Design. PFB’s design experts utilize their knowledge, expertise and wisdom to fulfill your company’s aspirations. PFB Architects Cincinnati 9461 Kenwood Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45242 513.861.3200 PFB Architects Chicago 33 N. LaSalle Street, Suite 3600 Chicago, IL 60602 312.376.3100

At PFB Architects, we have a firm foundation in architecture, complete with a sixty six year history. We have two separate offices to better serve our local, regional and national clients in Cincinnati and Chicago. PFB provides programming, master planning, development advisory, architectural design and interior services. PFB Architects is known for our commitment to our clients needs. Eighty percent of our business comes from repeat clients who continue to share an enduring architectural relationship with us. We have a proven track record of delivering complex healthcare projects within established budgets and schedules. Our Senior Staff implements a rigid quality control over all the designs that come out of our offices. Our PFB Professionals practice Evidence-Based Design through the use of Pebble Projects. We have numerous employees who are LEED Accredited and PFB actively takes step towards creating a better environment through the use of Green Design. PFB’s design experts utilize their knowledge, expertise and wisdom to fulfill your company’s aspirations. PFB Architects Cincinnati 9461 Kenwood Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45242 513.861.3200 PFB Architects Chicago 33 N. LaSalle Street, Suite 3600 Chicago, IL 60602 312.376.3100


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FAQs for architectural service projects in Cincinnati, OH

While you might think that architects only draw blueprints for buildings, they are much more involved in the overall construction process than you might realize. While they aren’t the ones swinging the hammers, architects do the following: 

  • Communicate with the homeowner on the project request, including assistance when exact plans aren’t known

  • Develop computer-aided models and blueprints of the requested design

  • Ensure that the design incorporates form, function, and safety features

  • Provide the contractor with the agreed-upon design

  • Supervise the general contractor and any subcontractors throughout the project

  • Communicate any needed changes to the project with the homeowner and draw new plans accordingly

Before settling on and hiring an architect, it’s beneficial to you as a homeowner to ask some questions to familiarize yourself with their work. After all, you wouldn’t want to spend time and resources on a professional that doesn’t specialize in exactly what you want in a house. Some questions to ask your architect include: 

  • How do you charge for services? Is it on an hourly basis, based on square footage, or based on project size?

  • How do we work together to stay on budget for this project?

  • Do you anticipate any future challenges with this project? How are these communicated?

  • What is your project management style? If you are not handling the day-to-day details, who is my point of contact? 

  • Can I see previous similar projects that you’ve completed?

  • Do you have any specialty experience, like working on historic homes or using sustainable building materials?

The average cost to hire an architect for your home project ranges between $2,200 and $10,500. However, depending on location and project type, you might end up paying as little as $600 or as much as $45,000 or more. For example, the average cost of hiring an architect in North Carolina is between $1,800 and $2,000, but in California, that price tag jumps to $3,600 to $15,200

The price you pay for your architect also depends on their experience level. For example, a principal architect, the firm's owner, typically charges $150 to $250 per hour. However, an intern architect with three to five years of experience usually only charges $45 per hour. 

After you’ve spoken with your contractor and agreed on a project, they’ll draw up blueprints, or plans, that the construction crew will use. The blueprint process can take between four and six months to complete. While this can seem like a long time, remember that the architect must communicate with your municipality to determine codes, communicate with you as the homeowner with any changes or adjustments, and coordinate with the construction crew. 

If you simply remodel your home or add an addition, the time to draw up the plans will be shorter since fewer permits and surveys are required. Even still, it’s best to plan for a few months for the architect to complete this part of the project.

Knowing if you need an architect for your project can be tricky, especially if you've never worked with one before. In general, small remodeling projects like replacing fixtures typically don't require the expertise of an architect. However, larger projects, like moving walls or adding an addition to your home, should include an architect to ensure the project is structurally sound.

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