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"I highly recommend these folks. They are professional and caring. They've remodeled two bathrooms, built a deck, and completed repair work after a water back up in my laundry room. They care about meeting the customers needs. Easy to work with and very responsive."

"Thanks to Artistic Landscapes we finally have the yard we've always wanted! It was a project with a wide variety of requests and challenges including a 16-zone irrigation system, patio, fountain, new sod lawn, synthetic turf, 2 different types of fencing, multiple paths with different materials, lighting, rock garden, patio planter, raised garden beds, and more. Robert's fantastic crew, led primarily by Sergio, showed off their expertise and handled everything we threw at them, including projects like a crevice garden, that they'd never done before. Their website is a treasure trove of inspiring ideas! Kurt & Carol Putnam"

"Stephen was able to diagnose the problem, purchase the required part, and finish the job in about one hour!"

"Our bath remodel went very smoothly. It was finished on time and we are very happy with the results. It was wonderful that they had a designer to help with the material selections. Everyone that came into our house was polite and easy to get along with. We will be hiring them again next year to do our other bath and a half."

"The job was done on time and as promised. The workmanship was top notch. We’d hire Lo’s again in a heart beat."

"Stan and his crew did a beautiful, thorough, clean and detailed job rebuilding our 14x30 ft deck. He walked us through the whole process in buying trek, what to look out for and he did such a great job that my neighbors across the street hired him for their deck. Stan has done so many projects around our house (remodeled bathroom, replaced door wall, front door, replaced some of our siding and so much more) and we’ve been so pleased with everything he’s touched, it’s a no brained we let him do our deck too. You’ll never be disappointed. He doesn’t change the price on you mid project and he’s very reliable and always finishes when he says he will."

"Looking for a contractor for your remodeling job? We give John Wood five stars. We hired John Wood of JAW Construction to transform a building shell originally intended to be a shop for building trusses into a small house (officially an auxiliary dwelling unit or ADU) and are thrilled we found him. The job required skills that extended beyond new construction to include the insight, skill and craftsmanship of a highly experienced remodeling expert. He possessed these in spades. Beyond his own expertise, he has assembled a set of sub-contractors that are excellent craftsmen in their own areas of expertise. The job was doubly challenging given that for much of the construction period we were out of state getting our old home ready for sale. This also meant that an extra element of trust was involved. John sent us pictures of the progress, so that we could monitor from a distance. In addition, he was able to identify and rectify several flaws in our design. As with any large construction/remodeling project, there were some unexpected expenses that came up, but John worked with us to help limit cost overruns, sometimes foregoing profits. He was also always up front about the costs of the various components. Our new home is gorgeous and reflects his sharp eye for detail. We couldn’t be happier. In short, if you want a highly skilled, trustworthy, hardworking contractor for your large (or small) job, we highly recommend John Wood of JAW Construction."

"Where to start, I hired Jim at Evolution to do an exterior home remodel. This was three years ago. This included windows, siding, doors, roof, and gutters. Two jobs (the house roof and the gutters) were done by two other companies that he hired. The gutters are leaking and not doing their job at this point. They are not blocked nor do they have debris in them. The seams are failing. There are three spots currently. Also they put a downspout in the middle of the gutter and not on the end. So there’s issues associated with that. Jim was to do the siding, windows, screen doors, basement door, and carport roof. His costs were the best out of several contractors and he was recommended by a friend. We were drawn to another company but we decided to go with Evolution and Jim. So I mentioned the carport, we needed to redo it. I am a novice when it comes to building but I figured I could build the carport and have Jim roof it (originally it was going to be the other subcontracted roofers doing it). So I constructed, after doing research, the carport. Jim arrives and says it’s too flat and that it’s not safe to shingle it. so he says we could but corrugated plastic up in its place. I agree to that as I am assuming he knows what he’s talking about. He proceeds to do the job. The carport roof, the siding, the windows. I recently installed a patio with pavers right before he started his work here. I with my neighbors help did the work. My neighbor then installed a concrete border around the patio. At one point Jim and his crew rent a scissor lift and proceed to drive it (I think the sticker said 2500 pounds on the side of the machine) onto the patio to instal a window upstairs. They cracked the new concrete border and cracked about 10 pavers. They decided not to mention it to me, but I noticed it. I waited till the end of the day when Jim was sitting in his vehicle to leave and I approached him. He said they would fix it. Their fix was flipping the pavers over and not addressing the cracked concrete border. Disappointing but ok. So back to the carport which is my ultimate complaint. Jim completes all the projects including the plastic on the carport. Within days there are multiple leaks on the carport. Jim sends a helper out to put some caulk on it. The next day it’s leaking all along where the plastic meets the newly shingled roof. I contact Jim about the situation and he says “I’m washing my hands clean of this problem”. I plead with him to help address it and he sends me a email saying I screwed up the carport and that if an inspector saw it they would make me take it down. So I drop it. Over the next three years we are to the point of replacing the roof, yet the carport structure is solid. The plastic has shattered on the south side where it wasn’t connected properly, no flashing was installed so the water has damaged all of his supports causing them to warp, it leaks everywhere rendering the carport useless. Since Jim refused to address it I contacted another contractor to see what they could do. They came out and determined Jim botched the carport roof in several ways. No flashing, un proper cross beam placement, un proper overlap of plastic, un proper attachment to my structure. My structure was sound with no issues. So I reach out to Jim again about the issue and asked him repeatedly to come back out to see what was happening, in hopes he would fix it. It has been three years at this point. He doubled down with what he said before. Got upset that I asked another contractor to look at it (even though he refused too). He repeatedly asked me if I wanted him to come out. Which I reply with yes, over and over again. He never came. To be blunt he was incredibly rude. I’ll happily post what he wrote of the need arises. The bottom line to me is this. If I built the structure poorly (as he claimed… even though I think he wanted to initially do it but cost prevented it) why would you cover something that was built poorly. I would of said I can’t legally cover that structure or maybe even it’s built in a way that I can’t insure a leak free roof (again it was a matter of days I reported leaks to him). Secondly after I paid over 50,000 dollars to him, why wouldn’t you try to fix the roof just to be helpful especially since I contacted him within days. Thirdly why be a rude and condescending. Overall it was a huge let down. The new carport roof will cost about 3000. All his supports and the plastic top. The patio damage and the lack of care in fixing his issues he created. I would never recommend Jim or Evolution."

"Where do I begin? My search for a contractor to renovate our Master Bathroom began in April 2023. I had several different ideas about what Iâ  d like to do in the space. The first company I called was one Iâ  d had my eye on for years - Letâ  s Remodel. Without going into too much detail, Iâ  ll just say that I paid them a good sum of money to come to my house, look at the space, make suggestions and create a written estimate. I donâ  t feel I got what I paid for â  the estimate wasnâ  t very detailed and there wasnâ  t even a mock up of the space. (Their quote was more than we could go, so I knew I had to adjust my desires. However, I didnâ  t really approach them with other, *what ifs* because I was a little put off with how the first estimate was presented.) But while I waited for that first estimate, I found Paliy Construction online, was impressed with the reviews, so gave them a call. Within just a few days, Nazar, who works up estimates for them, came by, looked at the space, made suggestions, took measurements and within a day or so, emailed a written estimate. His estimate included photos of the bathroom with items circled that would be changed along with detailed line items, so I knew exactly what Paliy would supply and be responsible for, as well as listing those things that I said I would supply. (I asked a third company for an estimate, and never heard back from them.) Well, during all these deliberations we actually had a leak in the shower wall that traveled to the ceiling of the room below. We contacted our insurance company who moved very quickly to assess the damage in that small area and settled the claim quickly. So now, we had a large hole in the wall, no shower, and an area of underlayment that had been removed. We couldnâ  t put off the update any longer. Nazar stayed in touch with me throughout that process whereas the first company lost interest once the insurance company got involved and I never heard from them again. And as I said previously, the last company I contacted never bothered to give me an estimate even after coming by and taking measurements. I called Nazar around May 24, signed a contract on May 26, and on Friday, June 9, Yuri Paliy came by around 9 am, demoed and removed *everything* in the bathroom. It was a clean slate. By this same date, my materials had arrived and most were sitting in my garage. I had guests coming for a week on 6/21, so Paliy moved Heaven and earth to make certain we had our bathroom back before our guests arrived so we didnâ  t have to share a bathroom. By the afternoon of 6/21, (my guests were due to arrive late that night), we had a working bathroom. The only items we had to wait on were the shower door and baseboard trim. We just put up a temporary tension rod and shower curtain. The day my guests left, the shower door was installed and the trim was completed. Everyone who had a hand in this project: Nazar, Ben, Yuri, Max - the young tile expert, the plumber, and flooring expert were super to work with and always professional. And quiet; sometimes I forgot they were even working upstairs! Ben, the project manager, patiently answered all my annoying questions too. And trust me, I ask a lot of questions! I know this review is long, but I just wanted to give you a sense of the timeline and how this company not only gave me a very reasonable price for the scope of work required, but continued to stay in touch and follow up when others didnâ  t. My bathroom is not only beautiful, but I know the care and quality of the work that went into it. If youâ  re considering Paliy, look no further; you wonâ  t regret it."

"Ron and his crew were great They showed up on time every day and performed the work in a professional manner. Ron is honest and trustworthy. He helped us plan the project, guided us through the process, and was quick to respond when we had questions. We wouldn't hesitate to hire him again."