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"Andrew, Gunner and Tanner did a great job. I love my new shower that replaced the bathtub. All three young men were knowledgeable, courteous and made sure everything was exactly how I wanted it! Iâ m very happy with the result."

"I can’t say enough about five star bath solutions of Portland. All the way from the original quote to the full installation, what a great company. They definitely live up to their name. Would recommend them highly."

"Ryan removed an existing tub/shower and install a new tub/shower.. His work was very efficient and professional. The original estimate was for a day and a half project. He completed the job in one day. He left the site clean and looking beautiful."

"Roy did a great job And will call again. I just need a"

"Lo's provided excellent service to us; great job of painting and carpentry for the door replacement. The were also very conscientious about cleaning up and attention to many many details of the job - with lots of small extra attention was made to ensure the house looked great when they were done."

"Our master bath remodel was done very efficiently. All the workers were very professional and expert in their specialties. And they made sure to lay drop cloths to prevent from tracking dirt. Always cleaned up after the work."

"Tyson came in at 8:00 am and competed the removal and installation of the new tub and liner and was gone at 4:30 pm. I would recommend Tyson for installer of the year. He was very knowledgeable and kept us informed at all times as to the installation. If I were still in a position to hire employees, I would like to have Tyson join my team. Thank you, Tyson for being a great man and making this install go so well. George Marks & Myrna Marks"

"Art and his crew of workers have been exceptional in providing professional and highly skilled workmanship throughout our experience with them. The job consisted of 3 shower demos with tile replacement In each shower as well As replacement of granite with quartz on an 8 foot vanity. Art gets an A + on communication and Viktor installed the tile with precision and artistic appeal. The plumbers were efficient and friendly. I would recommend This company to anyone for a first class experience."

"Dustin and Troy came to our new house in Weiser to inspect our roof and talk about its condition and what we might do or not do. They showed up on time, which made me happy. They seemed to be polite and energetic young men. They explained what they were going to do and then they did it. After inspecting the roof, they came inside crawl through the attic taking pictures. They told us what they found and what we needed to do if we want toâ no pressure, no gimmicks, and so far no problems. We decided to replace the roof, so Dustin took us through the whole process of what, when, how much, and did it with a smile! Troy was there to keep Dustin in line and make sure he got it right. Both men were pleasant to work with, and fun to talk to. They seemed to know their business, and as I have been in construction most of my life, I was happy."

"Ovation manages client contracts and finances while Unique Interiors (Kris Tavares) crews do the work. Overall, the construction was of average quality, and am I generally satisfied with the results. Most workers were timely, friendly, and cleaned up after themselves. However, there were a number of issues of missed timelines, demands for early payments (although the total paid was as agreed). Several of the subs or workers were problematic and callbacks from both Ovation and Unique were difficult. His work was often installed where other work was planned. As a result, his work needed redoing. Because he was rarely quickly available to fix his mistakes, these erred installations significantly increased the project duration. He rarely cleaned up after himself, leaving scraps, and construction debris left where he worked requiring other workers or the homeowner to clean-up. His worst mistake was drilling a 3 ½ in a hole in an array of standard 2X4s to accommodate a 2 in conduit to pass through. The result was that the involved wall required reconfiguring to ensure structural soundness. This event was complicated by his using brute force to remove a frozen stud in an electrical meter base, which then broke off. Instead of drilling out the broken stud, he ordered a new service, which necessitated a two-week period with no electricity to the house. Not only did this delay the project, if necessitated people living here to vacate during this time and required use of an extension cord from a neighbor to keep the refrigerator and freezer running. This alone was cause for a 3-week delay in the overall project. A number of other delays were the result of materials not ordered in a timely manner so that when workmen were assigned, instead of beginning work on the ordered materials, they had to go find what was needed at the store. In some cases, this required ordering materials that were back-ordered, adding to the delays. It must be said that this small project was originally projected to have an elapsed completion time of 1 month. In all, the project took over 4 months with many interim completion dates given and passed. These delays were complicated by two international trips the owners took, one of which I hired a person to oversee construction in my absence, the second because of problems in my first absence, I halted construction for 3.5 weeks while I was gone. The person hired to install cabinets, which were very nice quality, were hung in a very unprofessional manner with screw heads exposed inside the cabinets and many of these proud of the cabinet wall, which prevented me from using screw covers. About cabinet designs: I was presented a cabinet plan and pressured to approve it. We discussed the plan and made some agreements of the changes needed and I signed off. Unfortunately, all the changes we discussed were not followed and some original designs were ordered. This was my error for signing off to a plan without better documentation of the oral changes.Part of the plan was the installation of a shallow counter that needed custom fabrication. The finish material had to be repaired and this did not work so it was agreed to replace the counter as warranty work after the project was completed. The person who built this also undertook the redo. The final quality of the work was very poor. The counter was somewhere from ¼ to 1/8 inch away from the wall. He attempted to fill the gap with silicone and smeared it on both the wall and the counter. He left the redo in this condition without letting the owner know he was going. I reported this issue to both Ovation and Unique, without any response. I had to make the repair on the counter myself."