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"James did a wonderful job. He is dependable and paid great attention to details. He always cleaned up at the end of the day and finished the job within the time frame he quoted. Reasonably priced. Will definitely contact James for future jobs."

"They are incredibly good and I would highly recommend them. I would definitely hire them again."

"Bathroom ceiling needed repair in my 1925 built house. Entire ceiling was re-plastered and the smooth surface is impeccable. I would hire Joe Ranz Plastering again for any of my plastering needs - large or small."

"Work done well, no issues"

"I had Durable Slate come for my annual inspection of the roof tiles. They found one issue and would have fixed it for nothing if I had a replacement tile but I did not. They came back as promised and fixed it for a fair price and also left me some extra tiles for next time. Yes, you can find less expensive roofers, but they are dependable, qualified and fair."

"The crew did a great job and each time there was a small obstacle from our orginal house building 25 years ago, this team handled it and worked through the best option. They communicated regularly and let us know which subcontractor would be out on which day from electric, plumbing, cabinetry, flooring, etc. It went very well, their workmanship, and attention to detail as well as keeping the workspace clean at the end of the day."

"The phone receptionist was professional and outlined their process. She said the rates were based on $75/hour per person. I thought that to be a fair, and it would be if they actually kept close to that rate. She said they would show up ready to do the work and quote the job at that time. I was out of town the day they came, Garrad (the owner) showed up and immediately started saying to my wife how difficult it is to hang a chandelier on an 18 foot ceiling. (It is, but I would have done it if my ladder was long enough) This is his tactic to then quote the job versus a $75 per hour rate. He called me to quote $600 (or 8 hours of work) to hang one chandelier. My mistake was saying yes, assuming the $600 would come down if it went smoothly. It did for him, not my wife. She had to listen to a lot of babbling from him including "what is this wire for?". Umm, that's how the light gets power, she said. Is this a professional contactor??? It took him 5 hours to finish which included a lunch break and incessant talking. I had already assembled the light and sized the chain for the correct height. I also identified the correct breaker and wrote it on a note for him and my wife told me he still threw the wrong breaker! He had to set the ladder, remove the old, and install the new. When I heard my wife paid $600, I called Zimax to see why that was not corrected to a rate closer to the $75/hour, and said I was totally fine paying for 5 hours. (I could do this work in 2 hours with the right ladder) Plus, I had a larger project to hang barn doors after hanging the light. In conversation with Garrad, the excuses came fast and furious. He told me I should have said no to the $600, and he is right. The best excuse was "the time and care he takes to do it right". BUT IT WAS NOT RIGHT. He had not followed the instructions that were with the chandelier that specifically stated the power wire (now he knows what it is for) is to be strung every 3rd link of the chain. He threaded every link and when I got home to see the work, the WIRE was bearing the weight of the fixture, not the chain and support members. I got as high as I could on my ladder and relieved some tension, but not completely. Bottom line, he will find a way to double or triple the stated hourly rate and, in my case, did horrible quality work. I gave him ample opportunity to do the right thing and he chose not to even after pointing out poor quality work. You'd better be desperate to hire this company."