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"Very professional. A+++++++++ Excellent work, always on time. I’m glad I got him to work on my project. One of the best."

"Ross did an excellent job. He expertly followed the specifications/drawings made by the structural engineer. He was reliable, straightforward, honest and professional. I would gladly recommend him; I will use him for my future welding needs."

"Elyria Fence was great to work with from start to finish. More expensive that other quotes and a longer wait, but well worth that for the quality of materials, design and installation. Greg Hebble is very professional and easy to work with. He came out promptly for an estimate in late June. Due to high demand over the summer season, the fence was completed in early October. We increased the scope of work over the phone as two adjoining neighbors agreed to extend the fence into their yards. The removal of old cedar and chain link fence was done very quickly by Efram, and he installed the new pressure treated posts extremely accurately . About a week later, a team of three, Brian, Colleen and Matt crafted the fence sections and gate and installed them with great precision and an eye for detail. Sections were attached to posts with screws instead of nails. They even crafted small attractive cedar sections to fill in gaps to an existing metal post and a telephone pole. The area was left clean. All three neighbors are very pleased with the result. I provided the fence post caps and staining from different sources. Finally, Greg returned to the site to verify the final scope of the project and make a modest downward adjustment on the price. Honesty, integrity and high quality work were worth the higher price."

"Well my request was probably a strange request to install two of the same doors as my front door to block off my livingroom. They look beautiful. The installers again were great have used quality for many years. Ron makes it happen. I just keep looking at my doors I am more than happy more than pleased!"

"There are plenty of competent contractors, Hook Home Maintenance is not one of them. When I hired Hook Home Maintenance they told me the project would take three weeks at a cost of $41.5 k. It took 13 weeks (with Lindsay telling me “2 more weeks” starting at week six), and the final bill was $75.9 k (YES, that is an increase of 83%). The majority of the overage being unexplained labor -materials were over by $7.1 k, labor was over by $27.3 k. The project was not only grossly underestimated, but the additional 10 weeks cost listing the house during a seller’s market that was busiest when the house was supposed to be complete. Since completion was in mid-May instead of the beginning of March, additional funds were necessary to paint the outside of the house, which was never part of the original project (No, I did not have Hook paint the outside). Hook’s incompetency cost me addition money in many areas. Upon inspection of Hook’s work… • The kitchen rendering that was provided did not match what was installed • There was damage to the kitchen cabinets when they were installed • The new toilet in the upstairs bath was not functioning • Shelves were missing from the kitchen pantry and laundry room and were not in the house • Pre-painted trim was cut and raw wood was left exposed • Prep work prior to painting (filling holes and dents) was not done and there was paint on the new hardwood floors, the fireplace stone, etc. (Ironically, the estimate to paint was the only cost that Randy advised me was over budget and after asking how much it was going to be over, I never received a revised estimate, just an invoice.) • The wood counter tops in the kitchen were a different wood than the laundry room counter tops • I was charged for six (6) hours of cleaning that was done two weeks prior to Hook completing the project. Additional funds were used for a final cleaning. Overages and expenditures as the project was under way were not conveyed and when specifically asked about costs and time lines, updated cost estimates were not provided and updated time estimates were inaccurate. The amount of money allocated for this project was clearly communicated at the beginning of the project and Shawn assured that he thought there would be savings in some of the discounts provided by Lowes for materials. An opportunity to control costs was not provided as Hook Home Maintenance continued to send invoices with unexplained labor costs. The majority of Hook’s work was acceptable, but not worth the overage in cost, time and aggravation. There are plenty of competent contractors out there. Hook Home Maintenance is not one of them."