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I Clean You Lean

116 Confederate Dr

13 years of experience

We are a cleaning company dedicated to make your home or business sparkle. We have green products available upon request. Servicing Williamson, Davidson, and surrounding counties. Offering special Military and senior citizen discounts. Deep cleaning services are availabe upon request. Our company is bonded and insured. No job is to big or small! Competitive rates/ Price match and free estimates!

Capstone Homes

315 Astor Way

Capstone Homes

315 Astor Way

14 years of experience

Let our home builders take care of all your residential or commercial needs. We specialize in everything from full roof replacements to custom home building. Call for a free estimate!

Blue Company

330 Franklin Rd

Blue Company

330 Franklin Rd

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Recommended by 100% of Angi customers

Design-Build with an emphasis on custom interiors and unique spaces

Homes By Heritage

3628 Wareham Dr

Homes By Heritage

3628 Wareham Dr

37 years of experience

General Contracting In Home and Commercial Building, Specializing in Roofing, Ageing In Place, Remodeling. We Also Offer Financing Options.

Paul Davis Restoration of Middle Tennessee

701 Hill Ave

2.50(

Paul Davis Restoration of Middle Tennessee

701 Hill Ave

2.50(

45 years of experience

Paul Davis Restoration has served Middle Tennessee for over 22 years specializing in home repair and restorations due to water calamities, flooding, fire and storm damage. Emergency services include water removal and dry-out, roof tarps and roof repairs and replacement, and cleaning and deodorization of clothing and furniture due to smoke/fire events. We are on-call 24 hours a day/7 days a week and prepared to handle any emergency that a homeowner may encounter. In addition, as a licensed, general contractor in the state of Tennessee, we offer a complete array of home improvement and home remodeling services. We are family-owned and operated and have built our business by offering our clients exceptional quality with an element of integrity second-to-none.

"I have never dealt with a worse contractor than Paul Davis Restoration. After a tree fell on our house on May 6, 2021, I decided to use them based on State Farm's recommendation. They gave me the name of the man who would be the project manager. I never met him, he never once came out to our house to look at the damage, and he made no effort to contact me, except to send me a work authorization. I paid half of the estimate ($10,018.33) on June 24, 2021. I did not hear anything from the project manager all July or August. I finally got in touch with the office, and they sent a roofer to look at the damage. He said he couldn't do anything until the framing work was done. I tried contacting the project manager to see when a framing crew was going to get started, and after several attempts, he said the roofer was responsible for that. The roofer finally did get a crew, and he basically became the project manager. At this point, I asked the roofer what I was paying Paul Davis for, and he couldn't give me an answer. I had to hire and pay a metalworker myself ($6,375) to replace the patio railing the tree destroyed. I had to hire a pest controller ($1,078) to remove raccoons that had infested our ceiling. They were able to get in, because Paul Davis Restoration took so long to begin work, and there was an opening in the facia. Almost five months after the tree fell, the job was finally completed. In late September, I paid the balance of the work authorization ($10,018.33). On October 5, the Paul Davis Restoration office called me to say they would be sending me a Completion of Service document for me to sign. More than three months later (January 18, 2022), I received an email asking me to sign it, and it included an invoice for an extra $7,198.84. I never once received an itemized list of expenses, so I had no idea why I would still owe $7200. Eight months later, on September 16, 2022, I finally received an itemized expense report. How can a contractor underestimate the cost of a job by over $7000? I suppose it’s possible if he doesn’t visit the job site one single time."

THADDEUS W on September 2022

"I have never dealt with a worse contractor than Paul Davis Restoration. After a tree fell on our house on May 6, 2021, I decided to use them based on State Farm's recommendation. They gave me the name of the man who would be the project manager. I never met him, he never once came out to our house to look at the damage, and he made no effort to contact me, except to send me a work authorization. I paid half of the estimate ($10,018.33) on June 24, 2021. I did not hear anything from the project manager all July or August. I finally got in touch with the office, and they sent a roofer to look at the damage. He said he couldn't do anything until the framing work was done. I tried contacting the project manager to see when a framing crew was going to get started, and after several attempts, he said the roofer was responsible for that. The roofer finally did get a crew, and he basically became the project manager. At this point, I asked the roofer what I was paying Paul Davis for, and he couldn't give me an answer. I had to hire and pay a metalworker myself ($6,375) to replace the patio railing the tree destroyed. I had to hire a pest controller ($1,078) to remove raccoons that had infested our ceiling. They were able to get in, because Paul Davis Restoration took so long to begin work, and there was an opening in the facia. Almost five months after the tree fell, the job was finally completed. In late September, I paid the balance of the work authorization ($10,018.33). On October 5, the Paul Davis Restoration office called me to say they would be sending me a Completion of Service document for me to sign. More than three months later (January 18, 2022), I received an email asking me to sign it, and it included an invoice for an extra $7,198.84. I never once received an itemized list of expenses, so I had no idea why I would still owe $7200. Eight months later, on September 16, 2022, I finally received an itemized expense report. How can a contractor underestimate the cost of a job by over $7000? I suppose it’s possible if he doesn’t visit the job site one single time."

THADDEUS W on September 2022

Construction & Design Services

636 Fairwood Dr

Construction & Design Services

636 Fairwood Dr

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Recommended by 100% of Angi customers

We are a full service general contractor licensed insured and bonded in both Tennessee and RI. We will design, build and finish your home, kitchen, addition, etc. I bill on an "open book" basis & complete all projects as if it were my own home. We build to a hogher standard.

RE/MAX Fine Homes

1624 Westgate Cir Ste 125

1624 Westgate Cir Ste 125

RE/MAX Fine Homes

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Recommended by 100% of Angi customers

At RE/MAX Fine Homes, we donate to your Charity from the Proceeds of every sale we close!!! Our office and agents place the client's interests ahead of our own in each and every transaction amd our team approach philosophy ensures your needs are important to each and every member of our organization. We servie ALL of Middle Tennessee, Brentwood, Franklin, Nashville and surrounding areas. Let us help you find your NEW HOME or help you sell your current home. www.terrisellsnashville.com

Universal Solutions

788 Dejarnette Ln

Universal Solutions

788 Dejarnette Ln

14 years of experience

Small, military based handyman company. We can do everything.

Persnikity Builders

404 Edmonson Ave

Persnikity Builders

404 Edmonson Ave

45 years of experience

WE HAVE A GREAT TEAM OF WORKERS THAT DOES QUALITY WORK

True Craftsman Construction

214 Steelson Way

True Craftsman Construction

214 Steelson Way