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"The project was completed professionally, including removal of old wall tiles and demolition of old wall board. They were very conscious of protecting the rest of the house from dirt during construction. The final tile installation is professionally done and looks great. We are very satisfied with the work."

"I am posting this review again because I don’t know if it got posted and I wanted to say that our family is absolutely thrilled with the work that Todd and his team did on our basement!!!! We recently moved into a new house and needed a large, 1500 square foot basement finished. Todd helped design the perfect space which includes a separate room with a walk in closet, a full bath with tiled walls and floors and even a hide away play area for our kids!! The lighting and fixtures were great too!! We trusted Todd the whole way through and he did not disappoint one bit!! We didn’t have any problems or disagreements during the entire project!! We love it so much and our kids are already playing in the big open room!! Thanks again Todd and team for making our home even more beautiful and for completing the project on time!! We will definitely recommend Todd to friends and family if they are looking to have their basement finished!!!!!!! -Mary G"

"Greg did a fantastic job installing a sliding screen door, and repairing/painting a large stone wall and wood stairs.  This was the third time we have hired Greg and his work is wonderful.  He does quality work, is efficient with time, and is reasonably priced.  Also works very clean and courteous to the homeowner.  Previously Greg has finished our basement with full kitchen (demo and rebuild), installed a bedroom closet, and renovated a bathroom shower.  Would recommend him for most any home renovation project.
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"Bylers Cabinet restorations did not disappoint! We are thrilled with our new bathroom countertops Henry Byler and the installers were respectful of our home and completed the job before noon. We recommend them without hesitation"

"I would like to highly recommend Jim and his team from “The Patio Room Factory”. My wife and I met Jim at a home improvement show at the fairground’s, and from there was the beginning of a family type relationship. Working with Jim and Mark as owners is much better than working with salesmen from other companies. They take so much pride in their work, and they are there from the beginning of the project to the end. We selected “The Patio Room Factory” to install a sunroom addition onto our house. They were able to take an original deck that was falling apart, and build a beautiful sunroom in its place. Jim and his team were also able to handle the customizations that we requested too. Jim, Mark, Chris, Steve and Michael are very innovative in coming up with creative ways to add things we asked for such as outside lighting, data and video jacks, as well as separate electrical circuits. In the future if we need anything that “The Patio Room Factory” offers, we will not hesitate."

"Project was a long one. Gutted just about 1/3 of the house, top to bottom. Removed a wall to create more open space for a off kitchen dinning area. Removed all ceiling and wall drywall along with the old cellulose insulation in ceiling area. Ed found a problem with the ceiling rafters/joist that was not properly supported so they had to cut in, add joist hangers and put in a pair of new stringers for the support. Ed and Tom put in new insulation in the walls and ceiling. Re-worked the electrical with new lines, boxes, outlets and also ran 4 new lines from the breaker box. They added some additional boxes for ceiling lights and for a garbage disposal. Removed all the old interior door and replaced with solid oak doors. Tom did a fine job at finishing the doors, 9 doors total. All new door trim and base board added, again they was finished by Tom. All new drywall put in, 40, 12ft. sheets. All new Armstrong Alterna floor tile was put down on top of new laminate floor sheeting. Tile was adhesive glued, butt jointed with no grouting in diamond pattern. Walls and ceilings was painted. New kitchen cabinets installed on feet with no toe kick. Ed reworked some of the plumbing to accommodate a new built in dishwasher. Installed new 36inch Range hood for the new Thor gas range/oven. Ed also replace old bathroom fan and that was a big improvement. Ed also made a new pantry area with a frosted glass pantry door installed. Ed reframed a wall to accept a 36 inch frig and recessed it so it would be flush mounted with the kitchen cabinets. Ed and Tom also in one day built a new front patio deck with new railing. Removal of the old cement stoop was hard and a electric jack hammer was rented to finish with. Ed skirted the new deck with the same vinyl siding that they installed last year on the house. Very nice curb appeal now. As I said before this was a big job, and the work shows excellent results. I would like to also say thank you to the following vendors.. Dianna at Famous Supply@Newark for the design and cabinets. Granville lumber for the nice wood and railing for the deck. Cambria countertops for the beautiful countertop in the Lancaster design."

"The end quality and workmanship was great! The only draw back was the height of the splash guards a bit too high. The counter got installed by the splash guards had to be trimmed and installed a few days later. Carlton does great work and delivered in the end a good installation."

"ken did a wonderfull job i would rcomend him to anyone,very nneat and clean arrived promply and cleamed up results were more than we hoped for.al the counter tops look like the dsy they were installed 25 yrs ago"

"I wanted straighter/level deck & edges of a 97 year old slate roof before removing the slate, replacing the deck, and replacing the slate with asphalt shingle. My thought was to prop low spots in the wavy front edge in front, and prop the sagging corners in back; then, to build triangular braces similar to one extant on the house, like many on houses of similar age and design in the neighborhood. The idea of propping the low spots was dismissed, discussed again, and eventually dismissed as unnecessary; the low spots were forced up by hand, and fascia boards attached. While I was told the weight of the new roof might drop the level of the low spots again, this may have been more than anticipated; in retrospect it may have been preferable to force the low spots higher than could be done by hand, as the discrepancies from linear in the edges of the roof have, I think, caused inability to properly interface the drip edges and guttering at many places. I would though hire Dave's again."

"Just had the pre-install appointment! The install will happen in two months!"