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"Service was amazing from the 1st day of the quotes to the day of install ! Very fast at getting us heat when needed . Removed old furnace,cleaned and added new one in a great time frame to be able to open for business with heat ! Highly recommend to anyone looking for affordable, timely service! Thank you guys !!"

"Everything went well from the first contact. The serviceman was excellent, thorough and professional. They called back immediately today when I called and said we were not getting heat from one vent in the kitchen."

"When my computer refused to boot up, I took it to Jim and he diagnosed a virus infection as the problem. He got the machine working again by installing a new hard drive and adding more memory for increased performance. Just a couple of weeks later, the computer again was having problems. This time, Jim dianosed the culprit as being the machine's original memory. While I decided not to remove and not replace the faulty memory for the time being due to cost, Jim upgraded my operating system to enhance the overall system performance. Jim was very professional and timely and was very sensitive to my concerns. Communication is excellent."

In-Law Construction LLC is a family of hardworking driven dads ready to provide you with high quality work you can be proud of. We are Family and Veteran owned and operated.\n \nWe pride ourselves on honest and upfront pricing and constant communication every step of the way. Our goal is to leave every client feeling like family. Our job is not done until you are 100% satisfied.\n\n

"The serviceman did a great job in installing the new burner. Did it with ease."

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We are pleased with the overall appearance of our new bathroom.  It was, however, a long process.  One of our concerns before beginning the project was maintaining cleanliness in the rest of the house while the construction was happening because we have an 18 month old running around.  We discussed this with Dave and he assured us that he would take measures to keep the dust and debris out.  He did cover his walking path and hang up a couple of plastic sheets, but he made no attempt to clean up the daily buildup until about 10 days into the project and also stored tools and supplies in areas of the house that were not being worked on.  While Dave is obviously skilled at home improvements, he lacks attentiveness to detail.  His phone was also a major distraction.  Sometimes it seemed like he forgot what he was doing before it rang, resulting in unfinished work.  For example, he had to remove the new drywall in the shower area so that he could glue the walls down, which he failed to do when he first put them up, which caused them to shift and be unstable. A few days after the job was completed, we discovered that the toilet tank had not been tightened down on one side when it sprung a leak.  He also put a 4" scratch in the new laminate floor while he was installing it, which caused us to have to buy another pack of boards ($66).  While there were a lot of mistakes made, Dave was always willing to correct them.  To reiterate, we are happy with the overall job, there were just a lot of inconveniences along the way.        

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Pete Kane has 25 yrs. experience in the construction industry. He started out working as a "yard kid " at a small lumber yard stacking lumber and finally realized his dream of opening his own business as a builder. He lives in Dundee, MI with his wife and two boys. \n He has the knowledge to help you pick the correct materials for your job and the network of suppliers and subcontractors to complete your project. Wether it be a home, office, kitchen or bath he can do it.

Owner operated.

"The furnace and hot water tank are enclosed in a small closet because
there is no basement.  He accounted for the square foot dimensions of
the house and our concerns about not enough airflow.  He sized the
two-stage 95% efficiency furnace and one A/C 16 SEER unit to
specifically meet the house square footage requirements. 
When installing the furnace, he found the hole leading into the main
ductwork to be extremely small so he cut it as large as possible. 
Then at his shop, he designed a specific stainless steel base that helped
maximize the airflow into the ductwork.  He installed a Rheem hot water tank
because the small closet and its location would not allow for tankless. 
When installing the tank, he improved its location by moving the gas line,
raised the tank off of the floor and built a new, straighter vent; he installed a
water heater pan under the tank and piped an emergency overflow drain. 
He did much more than simply replace the units.  By improving the layout and
increasing the airflow, he completed the work as if it was his own
house.  I was impressed that he went to the extra time and work to bring
everything to maximum efficiency, including the layout of the closet
and accessibility to the controls of each unit.
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