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Recent Garage Building Reviews in Roslyn
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Streamline IndustrialExcellent. They were terrific from start to finish. Professional, terrific communications, top quality craftsmanship and they cleaned up after themselves. This is a well managed company and I’d highly recommend them. They will do all my work in the future.- Mike S.
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C SquaredChris is a master craftsman and his end product clearly reflects that dedication to his craft. His high quality of work is matched by his care to clean up and keep a orderly work site. I highly recommend Chris.- Jim D.
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West Coast Metal Buildings IncI am a Real Estate Agent in Washington State my main duty is to protect my clients. Its an oath/vow that the state of Washington REQUIRES me to maintain with my clients even beyond the sale. I referred West Coast Metal buildings to a senior client of mine in January of 2021. I worked this this client for over a year trying to find her perfect piece of property on the beach so she could build her home to stay in after her retirement. I referred a sales rep of West Coast Buildings to her in January and she ordered herself a new 24x25 metal carport from them to be installed in 10-12 weeks. Somewhere between her order date and when they called to set up deliver West Coast Metal Buildings built the WRONG sized carport. They built a 12x20 instead of her ordered 24x25 My client needed the extra width because there are two cars in her household. And the 12 foot wide carport wasn't big enough to fit both. When West Coast Metal Buildings delivery department person (Jackie) called my client to schedule delivery of the WRONG SIZED 12x20 carport my client noted to JACKIE that that was the incorrect size. Jackie explained to my client that was the size that was built for her and if she refused to accept delivery there would be a 25% restocking fee to put the 12x20 back in their warehouse. And that they had "recently increased their pricing structure by 20%" so to deliver the correct 24x25 it would cost my client even more. My client felt forced to accept the 12x20 carport and RELUCTANTLY agreed to continue with the purchase. That's where I came in. I was in the neighborhood of my clients new home and decided to pop by and say hi and see how she was settling into her new retirement digs when I asked why the carport hadn't been installed yet. She explained the above story to me and I was appalled at how my senior client had been forced into purchasing this carport that doesn't suit her needs. Consistent with my duties as a REALTOR to protect my client from this very thing. I called West Coast Metal Buildings and spoke with a lovely call center person named Aria (sp?) and explained the situation to her in an attempt to settle this amicably. Aria stated that the shipping person was out to lunch and that she would have her call ME back shortly. So I left my name and number with them expecting a call at any time. A few minutes later my client received a call from Jackie at West Coast Metal Buildings. I asked her to put it on speaker phone because Jackie was supposed to call me not her. When my client answered Jackie immediately started scolding my senior client because my client had agreed to accept the 12x20 carport and it was already loaded on their truck and ready to ship out. Then I interjected...... Jackie wouldn't allow me to talk at all. Eventually hung up on me. So I called back to talk to Jackie's boss about how my client was being treated. During my attempt to call, Jackie, then called back and wanted to speak with my client only. Not the individual that was 'yelling' at her. I am a veteran that suffers from severe hearing damage from listening to 5 inch cannons on my ship sound off regularly during my enlistment. I talk loud. But, because I damaged her fragile constitution and hurt her tender feelings I do apologize. But I will not stand by and let her scold my client for refusing delivery of an incorrect product she ordered that West Coast Metal Buildings incorrectly built. After all was said and done at the end of an excruciating 3 hour process, I paid my clients 25% restocking fee for the carport, a total of $504. Just to get these people out of her life for good. The original sales rep called my client later and stated the company has had a lot of trouble with Jackie in the past. Makes one wonder why she's still there. Buyer beware!- Rahe B.
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Wiggins ConstructionGreat! Scott did a quality job and was very easy to work with. The best part was that he was very clear in his pricing, itemizing every invoice and reviewing it with us before every payment that was due.- Pam L.
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Miller ConstructionCould not have gone better! Building a new home is stressful and hard to coordinate. Miller construction did outstanding work and helped mitigate many of the stresses that come with building a new home.- James W.
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Sun City BuildersSun City Builders did an awesome job building our attached carport. As our needs changed Jordan adjusted the design while maintaining cost and schedule. Meticulous attention to details ensured this construction project met all of our needs. We would highly recommend Sun City Builders (Jordan Rich) to anyone.- Cynthia T.
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Kattau ConstructionIn retrospect I am quite happy that I took the path I did as there were several unexpected developments and/or requirements that I had asked for that were "unexecutable" during the course of construction that we were able to fix on the fly. I was very happy with Scott's attention to detail during the course of construction and his quality of work far surpassed most other residential contractors I have dealt with. One of the first challenges was trying to get a permit to do the work. It turned out that the property I purchased had a barn on it that had never had a permit issued for its construction. (Not disclosed in the seller disclosure). As a result the issuance of a permit was delayed a bit until we reached an agreement with the county that we would retroactively get a permit for the structure and do any required fixes that a structural engineer determined were necessary. I ended up having to get Scott to do some additional concrete work on the barn foundations to make the county happy and hired a separate contractor to do some of the wood structural work to keep Scott focused on getting the house completed on time. I am a retired engineer with some experience in doing construction projects. Scott would be the first to tell you that I am a somewhat uncompromising taskmaster and I really appreciated the fact that Scott would push back based on his extensive experience in what works in home construction. We made several adjustments to the layout of the home as we went along and we had a good give and take on what I was adding vs items that were abandoned for a credit and the overall cost impact. The only issue I had with our project centered on critical path planning. For those not familiar with large projects this is the planning that determines what work that needs to be done today (eg: material ordering) to ensure that the work we are going to be doing in the next several weeks goes smoothly. This improved as we got through the project and at the end we ended up getting it done in the agreed time frame (excluding the delay in getting the permit at the outset of the project). I would certainly recommend Scott to anyone looking for a quality contractor to do either a renovation or construction project.- Paul L.
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Clawson Construction LLCClawson Construction did a fantastic job! Dave took an amazing amount of time with us, and covered every detail of our project. He brought to our attention, many details that we would not have thought about in our planning process. Our 2nd story deck was to be built over the top of the lower patio and we wanted the patio to be water proof. We chose Arideck by Wahoo Decks; an aluminum surface with a channeling system for water (amazing to date!). A newer decking system, Dave and his team took his time to study the Arideck system and its construction and communicated with the Wahoo Deck company. The construction team did a fabulous job! They even seemed to enjoy constructing the deck! Our deck is beautiful!- Terry and Sherry W.
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Diamond Construction & Excavating Inc.It went very well. Time wise, the barn and roofs were put up a lot sooner than expected, and the quality of the work was excellent.- Mary S.
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Sun City BuildersWe hired Sun City Builders to build our shop/garage. Jordan and his crew were very courteous and responsive. They showed up when scheduled and their work was of very high quality.- Alan A.
Garage Builders in Roslyn
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Business Description:
We do not manufacture windows or doors for homes nor do we use Insulated glass. Strafford Window Mfg. manufacturers custom wood windows for barns, sheds, stables, pool houses, cabin, porches and interior applications in the home. Our windows are made of all wood and single strength glass. Call for pricing on Tempered glass. Strafford Window MFG. manufactures Sashes, Transoms, Single Hung Window Units, Hopper Window Units, Fixed Window Units and Screens.
Recent Review:
These windows are solid, well built and look great. I will be ordering more for my house.
Reviewed by Don P.
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Business Description:
Better Built Barns, Inc. is the premiere provider of installed storage sheds in Oregon, Washington and Colorado. Since 1994, Better Built Barns, Inc. has dedicated itself to giving our customers a positive experience. We achieve this through the service and by the sincerity of our employees as well as through; the unparalleled quality, strength, and visual appeal of our buildings, all at an unsurpassed value. Our customers are highly satisfied, and as a result, recommend of our company to th...
Recent Review:
Not sure what happened to this company as I've used them in the past with reasonable results, but try or not, they succeeded in convincing me that they neither value their customers nor their product. With my second nearly $4k shed, the doors were installed in a "V" shape and there was a large gap allowing water and insects in. Lost a day of work for the day they were going to fix it and no-showed without bothering to let me know. Call after call, promise after promise and I gave up. I guess I really bought the wholesome local family business thing and didn't even consider another company. They have lost my respect and business.
Reviewed by Thomas H.
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Business Description:
Wiggins Construction is licensed, bonded, and insured in the State of Washington specializing in home additions, kitchen and bathroom remodels, poll barns, custom mill work, and portable sawmill.
Recent Review:
Great! Scott did a quality job and was very easy to work with. The best part was that he was very clear in his pricing, itemizing every invoice and reviewing it with us before every payment that was due.
Reviewed by Pam L.
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Business Description:
West Coast Metal Buildings, Inc. provides many sizes and styles of carports, garages, storage buildings, barns, sheds, and custom built structures. All buildings are delivered and installed on your level land at no additional charge. West Coast Metal Buildings, Inc. is also committed to giving our customers the best available price while still providing excellent products. All our 12-gauge buildings come with a 20-year limited warranty that covers rust through of framing and roofing material...
Recent Review:
I am a Real Estate Agent in Washington State my main duty is to protect my clients. Its an oath/vow that the state of Washington REQUIRES me to maintain with my clients even beyond the sale. I referred West Coast Metal buildings to a senior client of mine in January of 2021. I worked this this client for over a year trying to find her perfect piece of property on the beach so she could build her home to stay in after her retirement. I referred a sales rep of West Coast Buildings to her in January and she ordered herself a new 24x25 metal carport from them to be installed in 10-12 weeks. Somewhere between her order date and when they called to set up deliver West Coast Metal Buildings built the WRONG sized carport. They built a 12x20 instead of her ordered 24x25 My client needed the extra width because there are two cars in her household. And the 12 foot wide carport wasn't big enough to fit both. When West Coast Metal Buildings delivery department person (Jackie) called my client to schedule delivery of the WRONG SIZED 12x20 carport my client noted to JACKIE that that was the incorrect size. Jackie explained to my client that was the size that was built for her and if she refused to accept delivery there would be a 25% restocking fee to put the 12x20 back in their warehouse. And that they had "recently increased their pricing structure by 20%" so to deliver the correct 24x25 it would cost my client even more. My client felt forced to accept the 12x20 carport and RELUCTANTLY agreed to continue with the purchase. That's where I came in. I was in the neighborhood of my clients new home and decided to pop by and say hi and see how she was settling into her new retirement digs when I asked why the carport hadn't been installed yet. She explained the above story to me and I was appalled at how my senior client had been forced into purchasing this carport that doesn't suit her needs. Consistent with my duties as a REALTOR to protect my client from this very thing. I called West Coast Metal Buildings and spoke with a lovely call center person named Aria (sp?) and explained the situation to her in an attempt to settle this amicably. Aria stated that the shipping person was out to lunch and that she would have her call ME back shortly. So I left my name and number with them expecting a call at any time. A few minutes later my client received a call from Jackie at West Coast Metal Buildings. I asked her to put it on speaker phone because Jackie was supposed to call me not her. When my client answered Jackie immediately started scolding my senior client because my client had agreed to accept the 12x20 carport and it was already loaded on their truck and ready to ship out. Then I interjected...... Jackie wouldn't allow me to talk at all. Eventually hung up on me. So I called back to talk to Jackie's boss about how my client was being treated. During my attempt to call, Jackie, then called back and wanted to speak with my client only. Not the individual that was 'yelling' at her. I am a veteran that suffers from severe hearing damage from listening to 5 inch cannons on my ship sound off regularly during my enlistment. I talk loud. But, because I damaged her fragile constitution and hurt her tender feelings I do apologize. But I will not stand by and let her scold my client for refusing delivery of an incorrect product she ordered that West Coast Metal Buildings incorrectly built. After all was said and done at the end of an excruciating 3 hour process, I paid my clients 25% restocking fee for the carport, a total of $504. Just to get these people out of her life for good. The original sales rep called my client later and stated the company has had a lot of trouble with Jackie in the past. Makes one wonder why she's still there. Buyer beware!
Reviewed by Rahe B.
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Business Description:
It's important to know who you are dealing with especially when you are allowing someone to enter your home to do construction work. And, at Rainier View Construction and Roofing we want to be your trusted partner. Our Corporate Office is located in Enumclaw, and we also have an Eastern-Washington satellite office in the Tri-cities in Richland. Rainier View Construction & Roofing is a business owned by Tracey and Don Prociw. As you may or may not remember, their previous business Prociw Const...
Recent Review:
It has taken me two years to write this because I just didn’t know what to think of the whole ordeal. I’m finally ready to share so no one makes the same mistake that I did. I own a roughly 920 sq ft home in Covington with a one car garage. I ran across this company at Enumclaw Wine Walk in 2015 or so and expressed interest n siding or roofing as both were really needed on my home. They called for over a year before I finally agreed to have them out to look at the siding. When the salesman arrived, he mentioned the roof needed repair more than the siding. I agreed as he wasn’t wrong. He pressed and pressed me to go in my house, sit down and look at options for a roof. He was a bit smarmy and kind of made me nervous, but I figured it wouldn’t hurt to have him give me an estimate. Once inside, he continued to press and made me feel incredibly uncomfortable. I’m a single female and had him over at a time where my neighbors weren’t home. I felt a bit trapped in my own house. This man saw an opportunity to make a sale and he pressed until it happened. I became emotional and called a couple of friends for advice. When I gave the quote amount to one he advised me not to sign this contract. It was way too much. My dad; however, was very concerned that my house stay in good order so he advised me to just sign and assured me he would help with the financial impact. I’m a teacher in the local community and while the cost of a roof isn’t exactly easy for anyone, it was especially impactful on my salary at he time. The salesman quoted me roughly $13,900 for the roof on my tiny house. As Tim passed, I was so uncomfortable that I finally just signed the contract to get him out of my house. I knew I had three days to back out and planned to do so, but my roof ended up leaking and I needed someone to call for help. Rainier it was. I will give them credit for being responsive in that way. This salesperson knew I was nervous about who would be over to do the work and when. He promised he would watch out for me the whole way. Imagine my surprise when I got a call from my neighbor while I was at work telling me the roofers has ascended, in all sorts of unmarked, personal vehicles. One thing I had asked explicitly is if they’d be showing up on schedule in company vehicles, I was assured they would. Nope. They didn’t even give notice when they came. The company did feel bad enough about this scheduling snafu that they sent a small Visa gift card for the trouble. Now, two years later, the quality of the roof is fine, some soft spots still, but it certainly is no better than any of my neighbors’ roofs. It should have cost no more than $8,000 at the very most. I was set up with their financing at Salal Credit Union on a 10 year payoff and have made absolutely no progress towards chipping away at the principal. I finally moved the loan to BECU and will pay it off within a couple years. How did I get myself into this? I don’t know. I should have gotten multiple offers. I should have been stronger with the salesman. I should have stood up for myself. I didn’t. And the sad thing is the company saw that as an opportunity to capitalize on a sale. Where are the ethics? How many people do they do this to? How do they look at themselves in the mirror? (Probably the mirror of a sports car my teacher salary is paying for.) Ya, they put a decent roof on, but almost every other aspect of what they told me was a lie to close the deal....at nearly double the price I should have paid. Please, if you’re still reading, use my experience as a cautionary tale. Be prepared for what you are doing, have support, if you are young or a first time owner...don’t do this alone. And definitely do not use this company without having done a ton of research first!!!
Reviewed by Callie N.
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HCI General Contractors... Where the purpose of our business is building yours and for many years, HCI has turned your visions and ideas into realities. Our clients represent a broad-spectrum of industries and business sectors, giving us the opportunity to apply our extensive experience and passion for excellence to each specific project, regardless of the size, or special circumstances. With a well-respected track record behind us, and a solid outlook ahead, we’ve learned that our collectiv...
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C.A. Construction is a complete construction service company. We provide both residential and commercial expertise to accommodate all aspects of the building process. C.A. Construction has built a solid reputation for uncompromised quality construction and creative vision to make our customers dreams a reality.
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James Hardie Preferred Remodeler. Financing available. Locally owned & operated. In House Employees. Established in 2001. Additional contact name - scott daniels.
Recent Review:
Very responsive when it came to scheduling an appointment, measuring, etc. Rep was very helpful and told me that was exactly the kind of job they specialized in. He told me he'd have a bid by early the following week, and that they could start in 3 weeks. He never contacted me with a bid, so I emailed to follow up at the end of the week; there was no response. I called a week later to inquire and was told that "they would not be submitting a bid" because thy had two big jobs come in. I understand that these are the realities of construction in portland right now, but at least have the courtesy to let me know.
Reviewed by Curt A.
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Tom Miller Construction is committed to absolute quality in home improvement, remodeling, reconstruction and construction of custom homes. Although based in the Bellevue, Seattle, Kirkland, Redmond, North Bend and the Tacoma area, we are building in Eastern Washington as well as the entire Washington area west of the Cascades. Additional address - Po Box 294, Cle Elum WA 98922.
Recent Review:
It went well. The men were courteous and professional and trustworthy.
Reviewed by Debra K H.
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Business Description:
Permit-It.com is a full service construction and development consulting company. We are a group of designers, architects, engineers and permit expediters. With over 15 years of experience in jurisdiction throughout the United State we make getting your project ready to build easy by doing all the leg work for you up front. We then take your completely prepared documents to the permitting office and process them for you. Our focus is to provide accurate and timely information.....every time! ...
Recent Review:
Initial contact was good. Then all communication basically ceased, tried leaving several phone messages and emails all of which were not responded to. Was told it would take 3 weeks to get the work done. I got the idea that he was entirely too busy to contact me or provide me with any kind of information about the proposed work what so ever.
Lost more than a week trying to figure out what this guys deal was. Ultimately contacted someone else.
Reviewed by brian b.
