Harper Construction & Renovation, LLC

Betsy gave us a thorough walk-through with a reasonable price and realistic timeline. All during construction they were courteous, communicative, and tidy; while also being completely flexible about scheduling when the project ran into a holiday and we wanted to have guests stay in that room. I definitely plan on contacting them again for our next project.

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Hans and Betsy are amazing to work with! I have used them in the past and am always super pleased with their work. For this job, Hans remodeled a 70's master bath into a beautiful 2014 bathroom. Hans removed one wall and pocket door, installed a pocket door into a different wall, tiled the floor, installed a freestanding cabinet, shower doors, and installed a closet organizing system. We couldn't be happier with the space!

The gutter company referred me to them. There were a lot of problems in the work but they managed to do it well. It looks terrific but was a little expensive. I would call them in the future for other jobs I want them to do.

Harpers did previous work on bathrooms. Put in a pony wall there as well as took out pocket door. Worked with me, because long stairs made hardwood flooring there costly. Came up with idea that shortening stairs might save money and it did. Betsy is good at art/costs. Hans at engineering/installation.

Contractor was very responsive fitting me into his schedule on short notice. Weather and my schedule was optimized to insure a quality job with minimum impact on my time. Completely knowledgeable and skilled (my father was a carpenter), worked late on the day of good weather to close seal the window back up, after unexpected leakage source expanded the scope of work. Extremely satisfied and happy.

The drain for our 30 year old fiberglass shower broke away and the plumber told us it was not repairable. A whole new shower pan had to be installed. I told the first contractor I contacted that I didn't want another tiled wall due to high maintenance and didn't want a fiberglass kit. He quoted me 11,000 for a tiled wall and shower pan and told me that he has been tiling for over 30 years and I would be happy with that. I contacted Harper Construction hoping they might know of a better solution. They listened to my wish list, then suggested using cultured stone, the same material used for countertops. The walls and shower pan were fabricated from this material. The cost was comparable to tile so it wasn't going to be so expensive. I really liked the thought of using local, family run businesses instead of having products shipped from across the country. The Harpers found a local glass company to make the shower door and a local company to fabricate the cultured stone shower. During the construction any questions were answered quickly and any schedule changed were communicated promptly. Since the shower was in our master bedroom, they made sure to hang enough plastic to minimize demolition debris from the bedroom area. Well the shower turned out so nice, even nicer than I imagined. During the demolition, the Harpers found some extra room behind one of the walls and said they could enlarge our small shower. It made such a big difference! We got a larger shower we love with the kind of material that looks good and cleans up easily and best of all, at a great price.