Delta Home And Commercial

It went terrible. From the beginning Ryan inflated his abilities related to the job. Ryan had his neighbor friend do most of the flooring with just him supervising resulting in just a "ok" job. Ryan then told me he was not that good at laying down tile and that he would sub contract that out to someone he knows. After Ryan failing to show up when he agreed to, his sub contractor finally contacted me. Ryan then came out and had his girlfriend laying down and drilling cement board and she had never even use a drill before, what kind of contractor would do this? Made me wonder... Once the sub contractor started the tile work, he disconnected the toilets, and failed to turn off the water valve. So when the water was turned back on in the house, the master bathroom flooded. Ryan agreed to come out, and repair the work, and make the job right. The next day he shows up at my house with his grandfather. They tell me it's not their fault and they are not fixing the flooded bathroom, and using their words "we will just see you in the courthouse" so they took the money for the job, left me with a flooded bathroom, no working toilets, no doors installed. NEVER DO BUSINESS WITH RYAN AND THIS COMPANY!

Ryan is a nice guy and he's honest, but I'm afraid his contracting skills are sub-par. I'm not writing this review to punish him, but rather because I'd feel remiss if I didn't warn others and they had a bad experience like I did.
(1) He started while it was raining, leaving all of the lumber (sheathing and studs) out in the rain, uncovered.  He intended to frame the wall with wet wood.  (I brought it all inside and ran two dehumidifiers for a few days to dry it out.)
(2) AFTER he completely reframed a wall, I noticed that he failed to either use treated wood for the bottom plate or put a moisture barrier under it, as required by code.
(3) Even though I gave him the door code (signaling that I wanted the house secured), when he left after the first day, he left the sliding door wide open, and there were huge holes in the wall that anyone could walk through.  When I noticed that, I had to spend time attaching plywood to the walls myself to keep the house secure.
(4) It was wet and muddy when he was doing the demo, so he took it upon himself to take several sheets of scrap paneling that I had at the side of the house, and lay them down in the mud to walk on.  He never asked first whether that was okay.
(5) He bought cheap, inferior housewrap (Everbilt), not an actual quality brand like Tyvek.
(6) He's not familiar with modern energy-saving and anti-water methods such as Mooney walls and rainscreens.
When I pointed out the bottom plate problem, he tried to convince me it wasn't a problem, and wanted to call the City to see if they'd make an exception and pass it anyway.  When I insisted that it be redone properly, he instead said he'd prefer to just part ways, which we did.  The 50% I'd paid him was probably a fair amount for the demo work he'd done plus the materials he bought.
Ryan's a good guy and the kind of person you'd want as a friend, but not the kind of person you want working on your home.

Delta Home and Commercial is an outstanding company.  The owner, Ryan Wade, refuses to stop until you are satisfied with the work.  Ryan was punctual, professional, and polite.  He treated me fairly, and the communication was great the whole way through. 
My job included some water damage.  As you might expect, we discovered additional problems about halfway through the job.  Ryan could have easily jacked up the price for the additional repairs because he was halfway done and of course I would not want to change contractors at the midway point.  Instead he did the opposite.  He came back with a labor rate that was actually lower that what he had been charging me before.
The flooring he installed was done very well.  It looks great.  The sheetrock turned out very good too.  There was one particular spot that I was not cooperating.  Ryan and his team re-did that particular section three times. 
I was pleased and impressed to work with Delta Home and Commercial, and I would definitely consider them again for future work.

The work was horrible and he left a mess everywhere. The water lines that he ran to the laundry room to my water heater were hanging, which is pretty unsafe. The faucets were installed at an angle, which keeps them from being turned on completely. The way he ran the water lines, in the laundry room, won't pass inspection because he ran them through the walls and cut holes through the 2x4's, which weakened the support frame of the room. The glue that he used was also everywhere - he didn't even try to wipe it up. Don't waste your time or money by using Delta Home & Commercial!