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"Mario did an excellent job making a pier and beam foundation for my future home. He replied quick (during the holidays as well), and was very communicative. He worked around my budget without any issues. After many attempts of looking for someone to do this for my new home, Mario was the right man for the job. Would definitely call him again for any future projects."

"Excellent Experience – Highly Recommend company. I had a great experience working with this drafting company. The team was professional, responsive, and easy to work with. A special shoutout to Collin Kelsch and Rosa Chatwin for their outstanding cooperation and attention to detail throughout the project."

"Outstanding! Everything we asked for and more was done. We are very happy with the results! Eric was very personable, available and helpful during all of the work"

"The architect was very forthcoming with his professional expertise and the plans were prepared promptly and efficiently. I am very grateful for his assistance."

"Very well. Rotted supports were replaced with new support posts and they were cemented to provided extra strength and longevity. Extra care was provided to make sure the cover was attached to the house structure. Finished off nicely."

"Jonathan and Dylan made the process very smooth and were extremely fair, and in some cases very generous on pricing for materials, labor, etc. and even going above and beyond to correct mistakes of prior work that was done by previous workers. Would highly recommend their services to anyone looking for a General Contractor."

"They did an excellent job trimming and pulling all the dead plants from the freeze and landscaping again."

"This is a mixed review which will contain both good and bad. First of all, Quentin doesn’t charge a lot for the work he does (his prices in some areas are half what others charge); he’s a very nice guy and very earnest. But the work he actually did for us should have taken maybe a week and a half, but 2 months later, he still had not put in enough time to finish it. We were satisfied with the quality of the work on the ceiling, though not with the layer of sheet rock dust he left on everything. The painting was okay, but he didn’t charge a lot for it so we didn’t expect a master. However, some of it, he never finished -- inside kitchen cabinets left in various stages of paint – half painted sections, and badly painted sections. Just a general mess. We finished painting the cabinets ourselves. We also had to clean dried paint from all the light fixtures, doorknobs, and some window frames. None of those had been taped or covered. Eventually, we hired another contractor to complete other parts of the project. As a side note, Quentin did become ill after we had finished his work for him and decided to hire someone else, so no excuse for him there. It's important to mention that we don’t believe Quentin intended to turn a less than 2-week job into more than a 2-month job or leave things incomplete. He got himself in over his head with too many jobs (he does 2 or 3 at a time), and he simply couldn’t do all of them. If you decide to hire him, I wouldn’t discourage you. But I would offer this suggestion: basically, because he doesn’t manage his time well, you have to do it. Hire for only one or two specific jobs at a time even if you have a long term project, set an absolute deadline per job, and pay him when he completes the work satisfactorily (nothing in advance except maybe for materials if you can’t provide those yourself). I think, under those circumstances, you could get good results at a very reasonable cost."

"They were a great team. It was really good."