K & R Quality Construction LLC

I called Ken who came out that same day and said they could start the next week .They started work a week later, which was the day after Thanksgiving, arriving at ;8:00 AM.  Everything went as planned and they finished Dec.  3.  I was very pleasantly surprised to have the job completed on time.  Both Ken and his workers were very conscientious and if  I had suggestions, they either satisfied my wishes or explained why  They put the appliances back in place and an old tool bench and offered to put other things in place,, but  my family and I had to sort out stuff, get rid of a lot, and put in new shelves before we decided where to put things.

It went very well ! They were very accommodating . And didn,t forget to do any of the jobs that needed to be done.

There isn't anything we were unhappy with. I will use them in the future.

Everything that was done was done in great detail.  Nothing was missed.  I really appreciated the discussions we had and how professionally all of the workers handled themselves.  It was also refreshing to be able to count on them showing up on time every time they said they would.  I did get other bids, but this was reasonable and made sense when I was shown what I was paying for and these guys really delivered.  Enough so that I was willing to take my time to write this!

The owner, Ken Whitley, promptly inspected the cupola and e-mailed me a proposal to replace the lower part of the cupola including the flashing, to scrape and caulk the rest of it and to paint the entire thing.  Within days, Chris, his finish carpenter, did all that with great attention to detail.  The cupola looks great now and I'm very pleased with the job that was done.

I had a leak under the kitchen sink that was not evident until it had saturated the siding on our maunfactured home.  I was able to peal most of the siding off with my hands.  We repaired the leak, but the damage was extensive.  The floor was damaged, though it had not spread too far.  The water had wicked outward and down into the insulation under the home and onto the relatively cheap siding.  After I exposed everything and started the drying process with fans, I started getting bids to repair.  Ken Whitley of K & L Quality Construction, looked at the problem and gave us a highly detailed bid, that included removing the bay window above the sink.  He said that they would not know for sure if they had to remove the window until they dug deeper and removed the rest of the siding.  Happily they did not have to remove the window, and he deducted the $450, that this would have added to our bill.  The carpenter he had do the work was working on one of the hottest days of the year and he did everything precisely.  I don't like to look over someone's shoulder as he is working, but I would periodically go out and observed what was going on and offer water to the poor man.  I could not be happier with the job.  When the siding had been replaced and the window was framed, it was hard to see that there had been a major problem.  I am responsible for painting, so when that is done next week when the caulk had seasoned, I am sure that there will be no evidence at all of the catastrophe.