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"Beautiful job repairing our 84 year old ceilings. Major damage from leaking roof and ceilings now look incredible. Great price too."

"I needed stucco repair work on an old chimney (and other spots). Grady was meticulous and thoughtful on what approaches and materials would work. Throughout the project they allocated sufficient time for each treatment to cure and inspected the work before proceeding to the next step. Grady started the project with no money down and only required ongoing payments for materials until the project was well underway. The final payment was due only after they did a final inspection. Total project cost was also below other bids."

"Job went well. Showed up as scheduled. Took very good care of the property while working. Sent interim photos to me, so I could track the progress."

"Looks great did an excellent job."

"George and his crew did an outstanding job! They were prompt, courteous, professional and really seemed to enjoy their work. George came to meet with us to estimate the work and provided us a quote within 1 business day. From estimate to completion, the team completed the job in 5 business days.
After day 1 we didn't like one of the colors we had chosen after seeing it on the walls. We talked with George about it and he was very accommodating, and just wanted to make sure we would be happy with the final results. This was a big change, but George only charged us for the cost of replacing the paint.
Overall, we were extremely happy with the quality of the work and would highly recommend George's painting to others!
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"We selected this company based on the previous reviews.  For the most part, everything went smoothly.  They worked with us on pricing, but ended up charging an extra $100 for additional color selections.  Alex provided prompt communication through email.
It took about three days of work for two gentlemen to complete the work.  The first day was the repair the drywall seams and beam, which looked so much better.  The second and third days were spent painting the ceiling,  walls, and trim.  We had a small hiccup with the wall paint not matching the selection, but they were quick to make it right.
They did not show up at the time they were expected, but did stay later into the evening to get the work done promptly.  The room looks so much better."

"I am very pleased with the work that Master & Remodeling have done on my lawn and yard. They are very nice to work with. I would recommend them."

We specialize in stucco, EIFS, stone and caulking. We also, do general contracting working, decks, basements, kitchen, and most home projects. We pride ourselves on the quality work we provide, while delivering great customer service. Check out all the services we offer below and call -or- click to schedule a free estimate today!

"Very well, screens look great. Would definitely hire again. Rene and team were extremely efficient and very conscientious."

"Robert was quick to respond, professional and easy to work with. I had some larger tasks like installing gutter guards, re-sealing 8 windows, re-securing a loose cable line to the house, re securing a deck step and adjusting my patio cover gutter, etc.. I also had a lot of smaller projects too, like cutting & installing a small piece of baseboard trim, installing a garage shelf, replacing a short fence board, adjusting a gate, tightening cable rails in my fence, installing patio curtain hardware, etc., all which had been on my honey-do list for a few years. I also had a wild-card hardwood fence project that I wasn't sure how to tackle, and we decided to leave it off the project for now. Robert sent me the bid timely, but only 5 items were on it. We discussed this by phone and he said he was unsure how to bid for some of them and "we would see how it goes". I found that really curious, and it made no sense to me (to cut a 1 inch piece of baseboard trim takes less than 5 minutes, nailing it and caulking the finish maybe 15 minutes total, so how hard is it to decide to charge $40 for it?). However, I was so excited to finally have my laundry list of tasks completed, I let that go. On the Sunday he began the job, Robert arrived at 12pm and he quickly got to work on the gutter guards. When he finished re-securing the deck step I was unhappy with the gaps between the deck boards and along the side. He reworked it, but there is still a gap between the tread and the rise on the left side, and when you look down on the step, the board is clearly crooked. Also, he secured the loose cable so it didn’t droop, but it’s crooked instead of plumb down the outside edge of the stucco and it’s not aesthetically pleasing. When I asked him to fix it so it runs right along the edge of the corner of the stucco, he was not pleased and he didn’t fix it. Also, after caulking the exterior of the windows, I noticed he didn’t caulk along the top of the window sill of some of the windows (where the window meets the sill). I could tell he was already irritated, so I didn’t bother mentioning it because shortly thereafter, he said he was leaving. It was 2:30pm. I was under the impression he was going to knock it all out in one day, and the only unknown was the pricing on the smaller things as he went along. I guess I misunderstood? In spite of not completing the job I hired him to do, he asked me to pay 70% of what he bid and said his estimate indicated I was to pay 70% deposit and 30% upon completion. The bid was less than $1000, so I told him that contractors are not supposed to charge more than a 10% deposit (per CSLB #22-14). We agreed on 50%, so I paid him. He said he would get back to me on when he can come back out, he texted me Monday, and I didn’t hear from him again until Thursday. His responsiveness had clearly changed. By that point, I had come to conclusion he’s not interested in fixing the work he did or doing the smaller honey-do items on my list, and perhaps he just didn’t know how to communicate it to me. I figured I’d save us both the hassle, so I found someone else who can finish the projects, and I texted and told him there was no need to come back. Robert texted me back, was professional and thanked me, and that was it. We both wasted time on this project, which could have been prevented if he was up front with me (I wouldn’t have hired him if I knew he only wanted to do some of the work, and not all of it). Its unfortunate because I thought trying someone on the smaller projects like this was a great way to get to know their ability, personality and skill level, so I could decide if I want them on my stone veneer and bathroom renovation project next year. I wish this had gone better."