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"Great. He showed up on time and fixed the siding that was loose."

"The crew was quick, Ralph did an awesome presentation. We love our new roof, can't wait for siding"

"They came out and realized that the job was just a simple install of a piece of siding I count get up. Others wanting to charge 200-300$$ he put it up for free in 10 min. Best customer service and should I need anything else with my siding I am going back just due to how I was treated."

"Quality work and quality people, you can’t go wrong with C&C Property Care!"

At Anthony John Construction we are committed to providing outstanding residential and commercial roofing installations, repairs and storm damage repairs. Delivering quality work is a top priority, and we take pride in doing so. Anthony John Construction is a owner-operated company, and we have been serving Lexington, SC since 2011.

"Really impressed with my new roof- going to choose Mighty Dog for new siding in the fall!"

"We had a few days delay due to the weather but once the process started everything went great. They cleaned up everything and it was a pleasure coming home to a new roof with no mess. I would highly recommend their work to anyone. Thank you Lakeside Construction."

"Greg Martin is an excellent contractor/manager. He, his employees and his subcontractors maintained a smoke free, cuss-free presence. The quality of his crew's work was well above average to exceptional. Greg is an excellent communicator and throughout the four week renovation located many items that while not part of the stated contract did meet the stated goals of an inclusive renovation and correction of all discovered faults. His advice was sound and he would include alternatives that met the goals I had described. This renovation was of a 1,394 SF ranch home built in 1970 that had a partial renovation in 2004. All drywall was smoothed and imperfections removed. Areas with paneling were removed and replaced with drywall. Ceilings were scraped as needed and all walls and ceilings were first sealed then repainted in three coats and ceiling "popcorn" was applied for a uniform finish. All HVAC grills were cleaned and replaced with new including two return air filtered vents and two passive pass-through vents. A 400 SF family room addition (not included in home SF above) was treated to perfected wall surface, priming and painting. Moldings throughout the home were darkly stained oak. All moldings were either replaced or sealed and painted, likewise all doorframes. Both common and master bathrooms had all fixtures removed and plumbing relocated as needed prior to reinstalling fixtures. Many fixtures were new as well as new lighting. Excellent appearance and useability after completion. Kitchen and dining area flooring had a number of layers of floor finishes. These were removed to a common height, leveled and smoothed with some subfloor replaced due to age. All cabinets were removed for renovation, walls repaired with some drywall replacement. Walls were smoothed primed and painted as throughout the home. New cabinets were installed as well as countertops that permitted installation of new appliances. There were significant issues with plumbing in the kitchen that were resolved by relocating supply and drains to a new location and reinstalling. The overall fit and finish of the home was vastly improved by Greg Martin and his workers with Easy Does It Home Improvement. I whole heartedly endorse this crew for any home improvement - large or small."

"Mr. Garcia with Dani's painting and drywall are incredible!!! My home was wreck. Mr. Garcia came gave me a good estimate, and I accepted it. A couple of days later, they were on it!! This company is very professional and they know what they are doing. My home looks brand new. I truly appreciate the hard work and them adjusting to my last-minute requests. I highly recommend them for your drywall and painting jobs. Extremely proficient at their trade. I give them a 5 star rating. Thank you, Mr. Garcia"

"As a licensed contractor and civil engineer I have three problems when I hire contractors to perform work at my home:

1.  I usually do the work myself, because I have high standards and no tolerance for shoddy work

2.  I travel frequently and am difficult to stay in contact with

3.  I try to document exactly what I'm looking for up front, usually with drawings and a written specification.  I often scare contractors away, since they perceive I will be impossible to please.

L & L Total Home Improvements was referred to me by my neighbor's son, an electrician, who had a good experience.  I arranged a meeting with Larry Westerfield at my home, walked him through the work that needed to be done, and emailed him copies of the drawing, specification (it was extensive), and photographs of the damaged siding that needed to be replaced.  Larry replied within the agreed upon time with a written estimate, we negotiated terms of payment, and I authorized him to proceed.

Two days later I received the dreaded telephone call.  As Larry was trying to source the raw materials required and hire a carpenter to do the work, he was advised to back out of the deal because it would end badly as I would be "impossible to please".  I asked him to reconsider and meet me at my home to discuss his specific concerns and see if we could negotiate which items in my specification seemed unreasonable.  I met Larry and Mike Hutto (his carpenter) at my home.  Further examination revealed more water damage where the original deck joined the house and Mike suggested a herringbone pattern for the deck boards, so we reviewed all of the details, renegotiated the price and finalized the deal.

As I write this review, looking outside at my new deck, I'm still amazed at how well this project came together.  Larry sourced the EXACT materials I requested, in some instances exceeding my requirements (i.e. heavy gauge flashing!)  Mike regularly asked questions and made suggestions that yielded a BETTER deck than what i had specified.  I'm sure this job has been a nuisance for both Larry and Mike because the house was built in the 70's, out of square and out of plumb, and clad with siding and trim difficult to match.

Did everything go perfectly?  Of course not - we're all human.  I understand that Larry employs independent contractors who are juggling multiple priorities.  All I cared about was the budget and schedule, which was honored.  I mentioned to Larry that a phone call or email to let me know days when no one would be working would be helpful for other members of my household.

As I stated above, I usually do my own work because I'm a perfectionist and I enjoy the satisfaction.  It's like therapy for me.  I confessed to Larry and Mike that for the first time EVER the quality of their work exceeded what I could have done myself.

The next time I need to tackle a project I just can't handle myself (or know I'll just never finish!) I know who to call.
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