Cascade Valley Construction
About us
Cascade Valley Construction is a licensed, bonded and insured general contractor in Washington . We use licensed subcontractors for plumbing and electrical work. We are a father and son team located in Northwest Washington serving our customers since 2006, Thomas has been in construction for 43 years. Please call Thomas at 541-653-6195.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Bathrooms, Cabinets, Decks & Porches, Doors & Windows, Drywall, General Construction & Remodeling, Hardwood Flooring, Kitchen, Painting, Patios, Roofing, Sidewalks, Skylights, Texturing, Tile
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
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"This project was definitely a challenge! We have enjoyed the many pies, cakes, cookies, cinnamon rolls, and endless cups of coffee. The [Member Name Removed]'s deserved a fix to an issue that happened due to no fault of their own. In the process we gained some great friends. They have now attended a family wedding and a baby shower. Sometimes it just works out that way and makes what we do that much more worthwhile. All our best to the [Member Name Removed] family!"
"Thank you for the review. We enjoyed working for you."
"As always we strive to give her a clients the highest quality possible, with the least amount of inconvenience, it always makes us happy to know that we have succeeded in satisfying all of our clients needs, it has been a pleasure . sincerely Cascade Valley Construction"
"We absolutely enjoyed our time with [Member Name Removed], her her mother made our jobs so pleasurable and we look forward to the next project thanks again [Member Name Removed], for choosing Cascade Valley Construction"
Mr. Yoney went above and beyond his service in all aspects of the job. He even worked on getting the permit to start the work.
He always gave me an update at the end of each day. He was easy to contact and always returned my calls as well.
Looking forward to working with them for my next home project!
"Thank you [Member Name Removed] so much for the report as usual it is always a pleasure working with you and your family and we look forward to the next project as we have done so many for you"
Thomas Yoney drove to Lakewood, because I knew were the contractor of the house got his supplies for his homes. He got the same door to match my back door and up graded to a handy capped ( per phone call). This was great, the door goes out to the side yard were I drive in my van and in the future if my husband or I have to use the van for a wheel chair we can get into the house because the door will be large enough to get through. He did such a wonderful job I put him on to another job, Putting up glass and mosaic tile up under my kitchen cabinets. He does a very good job, protects the rest of the area from dust, dirt and damage and cleans up that you didn't even know he was there.
I have other projects that I want done and he will get the call. I can't believe how well all of this has gone.
Cascade Valley Construction performed the work on time and in budget.
After removing the siding and rim joist more dry rot was discovered on a adjacent mud-seal which required extra time and material to repair. Thomas and Matt made the repairs but didn't raise the price and they added a shield to prevent water from getting onto the new mud-seal.
Thomas and Matt were a pleasure to work with. They kept me informed on all aspects of the repair and made sure I was satisfied with the completed project.
I give them two thumbs up!
Thanks
Bob, Puyallup
This job was very stressful for us as several things did not go right but they were NOT Marks (Cascade Valley Constructions) fault. He was to tear down a dining room wall and replace doors, moulding thru out the entire house, but it was complicated by the fact that Home Depot was doing the entire house in new laminate flooring during Mark's job. After all doors etc removed, Home Depot was to come in put in floor then Mark could return and replace doors and do the finishing work.
The experience I had with Home Depot was not a good one (they replaced what I had ordered with another companies product) and it complicated greatly the house remodel. I either had to wait for Home Depot to take away pallets of product, wait weeks for new to arrive or just go ahead and put in the stuff I did not order?this would mean that I would spend all the Winter Holidays (with visitors) in a home with no doors (including bathroom).
Mark was the recipient of all this stress and he handled it very patiently.
I would use Mark again but with some knowledge that he is a small company (when his main worker became ill and was in the hospital most of the work came to a halt). Again, not Mark's fault, but for longer projects it could be problematic .
Knowing this was very stressful for me he brought in non- staff workers to finish the project. Not ideal but they completed the project and ultimately I am very happy with the work his company provided.
One situation came up when I asked for painting that needed to be done on the doors that was not part of the original bid. When presented with the bill for that part it was more than I expected but still very fair. We should have agreed on a written estimatation before hand and he agreed. This was my learning curve, with project changes, asked for a bid on the change?that way, no surprises.
The ultimate question is 'are you happy with the work' and the answer is "yes". I would hire Mark again. He was very helpful with ideas with the construction project and it turned out better than I had imagined it.
Overall, an extremely competent, capable outfit, and one with which I would be happy to work again in the future!
The doggie door turned out to be too large for the distance between the studs, so they had to re-create that space to allow for the large expansion of a door. It was a lot more complicated than any of us could have imagined, but the men persevered to get it finished in one day (all of it?slider and doggie door!). It was an amazing feat!
They also built a quick little stair for the dogs until they can come back and install the deck in a couple of weeks.
They cleaned up the site, were polite, efficient, and very hard working. It was a pleasure to have them there doing the work, and when they left it was as if they had never been there except to see the beautiful doors!
Fence: I have a cat that is considered fair game by my dogs, so he needs his own space. Luckily the yard lends itself to having a small piece of yard for him, and his own little house, too, since he can't come into this one. I had a make-do set up that I put up to keep in over there but in order for me to access it I had to go through the house to the garage and go around, then back again. A real pain. Mark designed a lattice fence/gate for me at 6' tall so that the cat could not have anything to jump on to get to the top. It lets me see what is on the other side, lets the breeze make it to my neighbors and doesn't shut out the light. A real asset to the landscape and very sturdy. I will be setting some sort of solar caps on the posts so that there is just a little bit more light in that area, but it is otherwise quite beautiful!
there he had yet another wife to deal with! And let?s be honest us women can change our minds a lot!! Downstairs in the main part of the house we took away a small bedroom and an oblong room to turn it into a master bedroom suite with a huge bathroom, a new laundry room, linen closet, an office, and a dog washing station with access to a toilet outside.
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