Excellent work, Excellent Customer Service, Excellent attention to minimize the inconvenience of the construction work, Daily visits by PM, prompt response to questions and concerns, finished product was everything that we had planned and paid for. 10 STARS!!

David and his crew were absolutely amazing to work with. David was here every day overseeing the entire project. Every one in his crew was spectacular. Great craftmanship while still managing to get the job done on time. I cannot recommend them enough.

The owner Russell paid me a personal visit, and they did a great job. They are very professional!

Very well and on time.

Very well.

Getting the process started (estimates, scope definition, etc) took longer than expected but after the work started things progressed very quickly. The Project Manager was here multiple times per week and coordinated the demolition team, framers, plumbers, sheet rockers, electricians, and suppliers very closely. Of course, some change requests came up but they were handled easily and quickly. The entire team was professional, polite, courteous and worked diligently. In this business you get what you pay for. All Star is not cheap but they are fair and worth every penny.

Flooded home. Excellent job.

It went very well, The work was great and the owner were very honest.

I'll state up front that the situation I had was complex and very plumbing heavy. It was basically correcting an install that was done against code 30 years ago by the original home owners. It was not an easy fix and required creativity. The PM was nice enough on the first visit, but should have had a plumber with him as I made this very clear in the initial contact that this was a plumbing heavy job. I showed him the issues, made my suggestions on what I thought could be done, but made it clear that I needed their expertise. When leaving he scheduled a follow up appointment for one week later where he would bring a plumber and a quote. (I was surprised a bit that he could bring a quote before the plumber came out, but they are the pros.) At this point I felt fairly good about the situation and looked forward to the follow up. Early the next week he contacted me with the suggestion the plumber had. I indicated that I didn't think this was the best solution due to the amount of excavation required in a yard with multiple large trees and a sprinkler system. I made an alternate suggestion, and he clearly didn't feel comfortable with it though he knew his plumber's suggestion would be more involved than originally thought. My understanding was that he was going to check with his plumber for more information and alternatives considering the excavation concerns. There was no indication that this would be a problem though I did hear something in his voice that made me wonder. Still, I had no reason to think there was an issue. In the mean time I sent him a couple of additional emails about the situation including an additional suggestion (with a video to hopefully give them more details so they wouldn't have to make a special trip) and a separate one indicating that I thought the original plumber's suggestion might not be the best, but should be quoted anyhow. I received no responses, but didn't expect one. Just providing information. On the day of the follow up appointment I waited 30m after the appt time and called AllStar when he hadn't arrived. They gave me the PM's cell and I called him to remind him we had an appt. Once I reached him, he basically indicated that he hadn't had time to get the quote done, that he'd had a busy week, that I had refused his original suggestion, etc. Via the list of excuses, he made it clear to me that he wasn't inclined to put any additional effort towards the quote. I told him they were excuses, that we're done, said thanks, and ended the call. I know that what was being requested was complex and would be tricky. If at any point he had said, "we can't do this type of job" or "I don't feel we can provide a solution you will be satisfied with" or anything of the sort that indicated they couldn't move forward, I wouldn't have been thrilled but I would have understood and appreciated the straight answer. Again, I would have understood as there was nothing cookie cutter or common about my situation. I'm not upset that they can't or won't do the job. I'm upset that they had an employee that made a conscious decision that it would be better to just not contact me at all and not show up to the appointment (aka blow me off) than to make a simple call or send me an email. It was unprofessional, unnecessary, and simply disrespectful. I've been in customer service for 30+ years. I know enough to understand the difference between an individual employee's behavior vs a company's culture. For their sake I hope it was the former, but I tend to believe it's the latter. That type of customer service starts to become common place when you aren't as hungry for business and can pick and choose at will. I've had multiple other providers I've worked with over the last month looking at my situation and many clearly indicated they couldn't help, or otherwise couldn't work on the job. This is the only one however that chose this particular path. That tells me all I need to know.

The quality is beyond reproach. They are customer oriented and the job was done extremely well. I would highly recommend them.

Without these people, we would not have survived. This is an old family-run business. I interviewed lots of companies and choosing them was the smartest thing I've ever done. They are outstanding in all regards and I am so glad I chose them .

All Star did amazing work, hands down they are the best contractors I have ever used. They are top notch in quality, paying attention to detail and their communication is the best I have ever seen! When they are working for you be prepared for a call every Monday morning to line out the week. They never left me guessing, I have a super busy schedule and they worked with me and kept in constant contact through the entire job. All of their sub contractors are prompt and professional and also do superior work. They may not be your lowest bid, but the peace of mind knowing that your job is going to be done on time and done right, is worth everything. Thanks to All Star I now have the kitchen of my dreams!

1. All Star construction preform highly quality work and excellent finish product. 2. The customer is highly respected and accommodate, any changes or additional work requested is honor. 3. The work is perform according to the customer time schedule not the company. 4. The companies owner and supervisor provide constant overview of the project until all work meet customer approval.

He came and checked everything out. He checked the roof, the drywall that needs to be repaired, some electrical problems that is in that area. He was very courteous and gave me an estimate at that time. I felt like I could trust him. That seemed important. I am not too sure of the price. He was very courteous and young. The only problem I had was I was told they would call when he was on his way. They did not do that.

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Overall the process of good. 
The initial process of getting the city permit took lot more time (2 months) than initially estimated (2 weeks). It was not necessarily contractors fault. The city had some new requirements on paperwork and that took time. 
Once the permit was approved, then contractor did a good job in maintain speed and quality of the project.

First of all, we are completely happy with the final product and are enjoying our new master suite.  
That being said we had some concerns during the process.  Mainly, the time and attention we felt our project received.  My wife and I were very diligent about having any and all of our part of the process complete well before any work started (5 weeks to be exact).  We met with the tile company and immediately settled on floor and shower tiling including accent tiles.  We also picked out the counter top material at the same time.  Then within days we met with the plumbing company to pick out and order all plumbing fixtures (tubs, faucets, shower system, sinks, lighting, and accessories. 
We started the process in June because with 5 people in the house, including three that are in school and 2 working adults, sharing one bathroom was going to be a challenge.  The time frame given by the contractor was 3-4 weeks to finish.  Seemed reasonable, start in July and finish before the school year began.  Well the project did not start until the week before school started, late August, and ended 7 weeks later.  The first week had a demolition on Monday morning, they cleaned up nicely and left the house prepped for the upcoming work.  Then the bathroom sat for a whole week before another thing was done at all.  
We thought that maybe they would bring things together to make up for the time lost.  Nope, there were many, many down days.  for the first 4 weeks (~20 work days) there were 11 days with absolutely no activity.  I have cameras I can monitor from anywhere on my smartphone, PC, etc.  After the 4th week and some complaining the work picked up and things started to come together.  
Their was also some wrangling on our part to make sure we got things exactly the way we wanted and not be lead by the construction company.  My advice is to stick to your idea if you think it is right even if it puts the contractor out a bit.  You will be happy in the end that you did as you have to live there, after all.
All in all they have access to some pretty good subs that they arrange and deal with so you don't have to and the end you will probably be very happy.  Just expect to be put out for a while and keep reminding them of the time it is taking.

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They did the job on time and on budget.  The contractors were punctual and cleaned up after themselves.  One oddity, the painter was not part of the quote and I had to pay separately.

There was a leak that showed up after a few weeks.  They were timely in responding and made the repairs quickly.

I'm satisfied with the work and would use them again.

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Our remodeling experience with All Star Construction was absolutely fabulous!  Our Project Manager was Dennis.   After contemplating and planning for over the past four years, we decided to update our 1950?s kitchen.  As we have all heard at some point in our lives, renovation can be scary, overwhelming and intimidating, mostly because of the horror stories of bad contractors.  We are no stranger to DIY projects as we always have something going on.  We interviewed several contractors/companies, but by far we knew once we met Dennis he was our guy.  We could tell from our first conversation with Dennis he knew his business and we were extremely impressed.  Once we gave him our vision of what we wanted, he drew the plans and even walked us though getting everything financed.  From the extremely nice and helpful office staff, to the sub-contractors and the handymen, everyone was courteous and professional.   Because we don?t live in a perfect world, when there were a couple of bumps in the road, they were immediately taken care of. Dennis was always just a text or phone call away. We cannot say enough good things about Dennis and All Star Construction.  It was a pleasure working with them and we would do it again in a heartbeat!   Dennis and he crew was the most honest caring people we have met in a very long time! 

Way to go All Star!  Good Luck and please continue the great work that you all do!

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All Stars performance was exceptional.  We have had a lot of work done on our new home, and my wife says that this is the only contractor she would hire without reservation for future work.

All Star assigned a supervisor, who met with me to go over the scope of work and take measurements.  He then provided a written proposal for the work scope including the cost, drawings and a schedule of the trades, who would be working on each part of the scope.  He also provided the names of the person or lead person for each of the trades.

On the first day, the supervisor arrived with the sheetrock / insulation person, and he was present at some time each day that work was going on.  If he could not come at the beginning of the day, he would phone to confirm that the appropriate trade person had arrived and that the work was progressing, until he could come by. The work was spread out over five days according to plan, and it was completed on time.  The various phases were:  removal of sheetrock and installation of insulation in the garage wall, framing and insulation of the interior wall, installation of electrical outlets and tie in to the AC system, replacement of sheetrock, taping and floating, installation of baseboards, the door and door hardware.

All of the trades people were knowledgeable in their trade and of the interface with the other trades.  Their was no wasted time waiting for one job to be completed before starting the next task.

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