"Ken is a “regular guy” who understands regular people. The workers were not subcontractors, they were employees and Ken was there regularly. They left the work site cleaner than they found it. The quality was very good and I appreciated the communication"
"The job went very well. Walley's crew put in new cabinets and flooring, Removed and redesigned layout. Also provided a subcontractor for new granite countertops."
We are craftsman who have been specializing in a wide range of remodeling services for both big and small jobs for 20 years.\nWe provide all of our customers with\nreasonable pricing, quality workmanship professional and personal service.\nWe only do 1 job at a time and show up every morning work till the daily schedule has been met and then clean up at a time that leaves your evening undisturbed. Understanding we are an intrusion into your home we do everything possible to limit the effects on you and your family . And we are verry child and pet friendly.\n\nWorking with you to make your dreams a reality is the hallmark of our\nendeavors.\n call Mitch @ 267-247-2108 suburbanhomeservicesms.com
RF Home Remodeling LLC is a licensed and insured Contractor (PHILADELPHIA #058700) Serving Philadelphia, Bucks County, Montgomery County, and South Jersey. We specialize in kitchen and bathroom remodels, home additions, and full multi-room renovations for residential and commercial clients. Owner-operated: you deal directly with the contractor from estimate to final walkthrough — no salespeople, no middlemen. OSHA-certified, detail-driven, and committed to clean job sites and clear communication at every stage. Free estimates. Visit remodelingrf.com to see recent projects.
Experienced, insured, and licensed Christ centered remodeling & custom woodworking business. MNB Renovations specializes in; home additions, kitchen, bathroom, basement remodeling, decks, and custom woodworking. We provide free estimates, Call Matthew at 717-940-9159 HIC# PA129881
"A frozen pipe in my mother’s kitchen above a finished garage left us in dire straights. The exterior of the home is brick construction from the 1950’s but the pipe froze in such a way as to run across the floor and ruin the vapor barrier in the exterior walls. How to replace it without tearing down the brick? I asked seven contractors for a bid. All came out to look at the job, but it was a complicated repair in a persnickety township. Only two of them actually gave me a bid. I chose A.W. Martin and I’m glad I did. His bid was slightly higher, but his word was true: all expenses he had reckoned with wound up being covered by our homeowner’s insurance. Plus I had direct access to Tony via his cell phone at all times - a novelty to me since it did not work that way when I had used the insurance-preferred contractor for a previous repair. Indeed, communication was superior! Tony took the time to explain all aspects of the job in layman’s terms and didn’t mind if I called back for further clarification. He advised me about modifications that wouldn’t cost much now, but would save big bucks in the future. Tony worked around my schedule, which was important to me since I lived out of state and was overseeing the project from a distance. He sent workers from his team who spoke standard English - important to my elderly mother who is hard of hearing and has trouble understanding folks with accents. (Some of his subcontractors did speak Spanish). To save me money, Tony let me provide a shelving unit that I wanted recessed in a wall, charging only for installation and trimming it. And he dealt with all aspects of the township permit process - no small deal for the township my mother lives in! His electrician, Tim Murphy, installed my preferences of where the ceiling lights should be to the inch - to the inch! This electrician came back out at no charge one week after things were finished when the washing machine ground-faulted out and my mom needed help. It hasn’t happened since. I found Tony to be amiable, generous with his time and very concerned about customer satisfaction. The one down-side was that I had requested no work over the weekends, since Saturday was my day of worship and Sunday my mother’s. I did have to take him to task for scheduling subcontractors on Saturday, and he rescheduled them. If you are a seventh-day Sabbath keeper be very explicit about your request for no Saturday work. All in all, my experience using A.W. Martin was superior. I highly recommend Tony and his company. When I started the repair I had over twenty numbers for contractors on my cell phone. After the job, I am down to four: Russel Garage Door, Rich’s Carpet One, the electrician Tim Murphy, and A.W. Martin, itself."
Our mission is to be a construction contractor that brings back the personal touch with our customers. We will build a relationship that will last a lifetime after you see our quality work. As a locally owned and operated business we feel invested in our clients and constantly strive for customer satisfaction. We won't leave until the job is done right! Call or click to schedule an estimate today!\n
Established in 2003, Central Lending has the experience in all types of residential lending with a concentration FHA, CONVENTIONAL and VA loan products Additional phone - (267) 246-5646.\n\nIn NY state DBA Credit Central Lending.
"This job initially started out great. I got 5 competitive bids and chose Thermal Quality based on price and I liked the look of their capping (its curved and not boxy like most replacement window capping). Fran, the company rep, was informative and responsive. One of my major requirements was that the project had to be completed by mid-October because I was going overseas, which gave them 10 weeks. Fran assured me that my timeframe would be met and I wrote him a check for 1/3 of total price. Two days before I was leaving, I had no windows, so I had to follow up with Fran and he had no idea the windows weren't installed yet. Approximately 10 minutes later, the installer Mike called me to set up a time when I returned. He had no idea I need the windows installed by mid-October. Approximately 3 weeks later, MIke the installer comes out to put in the windows. But he can't finish in one day because now it gets dark at 5pm. And 7 of the 11 eleven windows have screens that are too big. So Mike comes out another day to finish the install but now I have to deal with Accuweld, the window manufacturer, to get the right screens. Approximately one week later, Dan from Accuweld comes out to install the replacement screens. They are once again too big. I call Thermal Quality to find out what is happening. Accuweld follows up, rushes the job, and two days later I finally have the right screens. Three days later, Kevin the president of Thermal Quality, calls me and apologizes. I found the experience very frustrating because there is no one responsible party: you sign a contract with Thermal Quality but the installer is a subcontractor and the windows are made by Accuweld. Once you sign the contract with Fran and hand him a check, his role is finished and the installer is your contact. If there is a problem with the windows, then you have to deal with Bonnie or Dan at Accuweld. The windows look great and the installation was well done, just be prepared to expend a lot of your own time and energy if things go wrong because in my experience, Thermal Quality is totally uninvolved once they get your 1/3 deposit. Initially, I considered letting the contractor's response to both me and the previous member speak for itself in its unprofessionalism. However, I felt that I needed to restate the purpose of Angie's List - for Members to relay their experiences for other Members' use. The facts were that the windows weren't installed in 6-8 weeks as promised, I had to follow up (no one informed me of a rain delay), and it took three tries to get the screens right. My perception was that I was in it alone, whether Thermal Quality agrees or not, this was my perception - a Members perception. I saved for almost a year to pay for those windows and I don't think I was "unreasonable" for wanting reliable service. $4,000 was a lot of money to me, perhaps that wasn't enough to make me a priority."
Federal architecture is most common in urban areas throughout the New England states, including the older parts of New York, Pennsylvania (namely, Boston and Philadelphia), Maryland, Massachusetts, and Virginia. The style also dominated in parts of Georgia in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, so many historical homes in the area embody this home design. Salem, MA, has two historic districts that predominantly feature this architectural style: Chestnut Street District and the Salem Maritime National Historic Site.
Craftsman houses’ sustained popularity is likely due to their timelessly beautiful design and simplicity. To this day, they hold true to the power of hard work and refined craftsmanship and how that’s all you need to create a beautiful home.
Villa exterior features often include large windows, arched doorways, patios, terraces, greenery, and gardens. Common exterior colors for villas are whites and off-whites, soft browns, and clay tones.
Ensures adherence to local building codes and customized designs to fit personal needs.
The average build timeline for a home is between six and 12 months, with timelines pushing toward the upper end of that range if you’re creating a custom design or need a lot of land preparation before getting started. Hiring a general contractor or a custom homebuilder will help speed up the process, as you’ll see fewer delays between different parts of the build process getting done.
The Franconia, PA homeowners’ guide to subcontracting services
From average costs to expert advice, get all the answers you need to get your job done.
There are several steps you should take before hiring one or several subcontractors. This guide leads you through the necessary research and questions you should ask before hiring a subcontractor for your next home project.
Learning how to hire subcontractors can help your home renovation run smoothly, whether you’re a general contractor or a homeowner handling things directly.
