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"The awnings look great and I look forward to a cooler house this summer.  Mr. Montgomery was extremely knowledgeable about the product and provided many choices from which to choose.  He follow-up promptly as well.  His son was great at the installation as well.
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"Mr. Montgomery and his son did a great job on replacing my awning."

"Fredy refinished two stair railing and two window guards that were in various stages of disrepair. The railings were finished in one day and look like new. He was responsive and timely and the quality of work was excellent."

"These guys are the best. They were prompt, professional, and did a very fine job. Highly recommend."

"I looked everywhere for a contractor who could understand the style I wanted (Mexican kitchen with Talavera tiles and a terra cotta floor). Ligia, the designer, worked closely with me to find the materials and to create a beautiful design that truly shines! Dave, the owner, was involved at every step of the process and made sure to respond immediately as issues arose. After tearing out my old cabinets, they even found a slow leak from the bathroom upstairs and repaired it. Then they discovered a vent pipe in back of one cupboard which meant we had to reorder a new pantry to fit. They took care of it all, finished on time, and it looks gorgeous."

"The installers did a very good job. The company appears to have gone out of business. There was corrective work which was required and the company was not around to honor its obligation to make it right. The manufacturer, Marvin, stepped in and corrected the installation issues."

"We were very happy and satisfied with work. The care to detale was amazing and appreciated. If you can imagine it, sketch it, or produce a picture of item, Kerwin can build it. We are extremely pleased and satisfied, and will continue to use kirwan for projects in and around our home. We highly recommend Kerwin without reservation for general to custom work for your home."

"We met with Tommy, the owner, on  around mid May 2012.  We found him to be very helpful and easy to talk to.  He returned an estimate to us within a few days.  He returned on May 23, 2012 with the contract, which we signed.  We then gave him a check for half of the amount.  He gave us a ballpark estimate for when he thought he could begin.  That date ended up turning into several weeks longer due to rain that delayed his completion of the previous job.  He said that he liked to finish a job completely before going on to the next one.  We totally respected that.Around mid June (I didn't record the date)  Tommy called to say he would be at our home a certain date.  He came that day along with two other men that he wanted to introduce to us.  One gentlemen he said would be supervising our job, and the other was a young man  helping him over the summer.  The three of them looked over the deck and gazebo and discussed various topics in detail about the best approach to take.  Talking with and listening to them gave us a tremendous feeling of relief in that we felt we were in good hands.  After that the one supervisor stayed by himself and the other two left.  The man worked the rest of the day in the scorching heat.  He never complained or slacked off.  He began assembling the railings that day and even got a few sections up.He spent the next couple of weeks returning periodically to work.  He needed to get a particular type of bracket to handle certain angles so that held him up slightly.  We became concerned when certain railings did not look level, nor were all the railings in the gazebo attached to the posts at the same height.  When we spoke to the supervisor about this he showed me how they were level from one section to the rest, although with the naked eye, they were obviously not at the same height.  Over the rest of the job we had several conversations about this and I have to say that he never once acted frustrated with me or my husband.  He indicated that he would do whatever it took to make us happy.  I also called Tommy on two occasions to express my concern.  Both times he listened patiently and never once made me feel like I was being unreasonable.I have no doubt that this was a frustrating job for this contractor, as it would have been for anyone because they were not building their product from the beginning and had to work around an existing deck and gazebo that had imperfections.My only reason for not recommending this contractor is simply the frustration of feeling like we had to check behind the supervisor with each new railing that went up.  He made everything as good as he could when he finished, but in doing so, had to leave screw holes were brackets had to be altered.  I'm sure he does excellant carpentry in many ways, but this job was extremely frustrating.  I do not feel the need for the company to be contacted as Tommy was aware of our feelings and made every effort to make us happy."

"Sandy (owner of the company) was very on top of our project. We had an opening cut out of a load bearing wall. It was very large opening and the wall was stabilized for continued support of our home. Very well done. The project did require more time and our home was protected as much as possible from construction dust . My only suggestion is for Sandy to have an electrician that she has trust in and a working relationship. Respectfully Deb W"

"Project was not completed, awning parts were supposedly missing; I found them in the garage near the awning box."