Atlanta Kitchen And Bath Remodelers
ATLANTA, GA
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"I chose another contractor because of price. I experienced extended job delays because contractor did not receive delivery of key plumbing and cabinet pieces in a timely manor. Contractor had to tear out and replace several scopes because of poor workmanship. Instead of looking me in the face and telling me certain parts of the job would be free of additional charge because, "we're on the job anyway," he should have told me he could do them for an additional charge, then get them DONE! Because he failed in this, many times I had to almost shove the contract in his face to prove he agreed to perform one task or another.
This happened with both the plumbing and the cabinet prices as he priced the delivered products less than the suppliers charged which required me to get significantly involved in the actual project execution. because of the pricing problem the delivery of key products was significantly delayed.
As of this writing the drama continues since the cabinets have not yet been installed and I retain a significant partition of the contractor's labor fee to insure either his full compliance or the cost of bringing in another contractor to finish the job as originally intended
Do's and 'ts:
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Outline item by item what the contractor is to perform frr the price agreed. Both you and the contractor initial this list and attach it to the contract. If possible, attach a hard-lined plan of the proposed work including special details if necessary.
Write down every appliance, fixture, cabinet (with correct stock numbers), etc the contractor is to order on your behalf. Include also, the price you will pay for each including tax and delivery. Then secure definite delivery dates from the respective suppliers. Schedule the construction start to coincide with the CONFIRMED delivery date of the key items that can hold up construction.
Obtain paid invoices from all suppliers who provided items or subcontractors who provide services to the job through you contractor - this reduces any risk of construction liens after the job is completed.
Print out detailed invoices to accompany every payment made to or on behalf of your contractor this includes all building supplies, progress payments, changer orders or subcontractor payments.
Carefully inspect product deliveries, the performance of all constructions services, installations and so forth as they occur and insist that anything not in sync with your agreement or expectations is immediately corrected. This reduces the chances of incurring additional costs to tear out an correct work regardless of who pays for it.
In the event of change orders, carefully review with your contractor the reason for the CO and agree only when you become completely satisfied of its necessity. However, always negotiate the price of the CO just as you did the original contract.
Always remain civil and patient. Rarely do construction jobs go perfectly. Problems occur for three reason, your fault, his fault or a combination thereof. Remain analytical and removed from the problem and force yourself to admit your fault for the situation when it is indeed your fault... it happens
My last DO. Always provide a 10% contingency in your personal construction budget to cover the unforeseen costs that can pop up during even a seemingly job
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don't Sign a hand written contract under any circumstances. Make sure the contract is typed and clearly describes exactly what you want done and how... This may take several meetings with the contractor to make sure EVERYTHING is covered and correctly priced. This protects you from unnecessary and costly change orders in the future.
don't Pay the entire contract fee until the project is completed exactly to you expectation and in accordance with the terms of the contract. Always retain 15% of any amount due the contractor to be paid at the end of the project when all punch list items are resolved and the Contractor delivers an executed and notarized waiver that holds you harmless in the event a subcontractor or supplier liens the property for non-payment. This relates to point 3 above.
don't prepay. if at all possible only pay your contractor for items purchased on you behalf when those services or items are delivered to the job site with a paid invoice. If this is not possible pay only a portion of the cost, retaining the balance for delivery and the paid invoice.
don't allow the contractor to guide perspective clients though your job site. Two reasons: 1. the job is not finished and you don't know if your satisfied; 2. Today, its wiser not to trust. During most construction jobs, the job site is accessible to many workers, etc. who do not respect your security as you do. Limit the strangers you allow into your house regardless of who invites them. The smaller you keep the circle of "visitors" the more you secure you keep you home during construction."
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" is a true professional. His price is fair - even when he discovered the additional repair work, he worked with us to make sure we understood without a shadow of a doubt where the additional cost was going. He always showed up on time, worked all day, and delivered impeccable results. He went above and beyond (brought in our mail while we were out of town, took down our trash). He stuck to his comittment regarding time line. I would not only trust with my home repairs/renovations, I would trust him with all I have. From somebody who has worked with multiple contractors, is a cut above - always responsive, always fair, always friendly. My wife and I can't recommend highly enough."
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"EXCELLENT all the way around. Not the lowest bidder, but we felt it was the best design and the cost was in our budget. We worked primarily with D' on the design and as project manager. The job came out great, was completed without additional costs or change orders and on projected time schedule. We have worked with many contractors over the years and these guys were the best by far. They took great pride in their work and took the time to work with us on the design and the materials. They helped us select materials as sales reps for certain lines but also helped us select materials over the internet as we like to shop for deals on the web. They came out twice to fix the drywalling to make it perfect and even came back to do it once after a coat of paint was put on in one bathroom as they didn't like the way it looked the first time. was also a great help in the design process and project management.
The cost to complete was very very competitive. There were 2 other companies who bid $20,000 to $30,000 more for job and said it could not be done for less, at least not well. THEY WERE WRONG. Thanks to !"
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" has done jobs large and small for us 15+ years. Everything was done to our complete satisfaction, on time and within his estimate. The kitchen enlargement included tearing out the original back wall of the house, extending the original floor area, installing new sinks and cabinets, relocating appliances, and refinishing existing hardwood flooring to match new flooring in the addition. Everything was done on time, as promised, and to our complete satisfaction. We have received many compliments on that kitchen rebuild. and his subs set a high standard of professionalism, and we have no reservation in recommending him for such work."
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"The project was completed after complications with county permitting which delayed the project. The dry below systems have leaked badly since day one. After more that a year later, and several visits from the contractor, the dry below systems still leak badly to the point that I'm getting ready to hire another contractor to fix the problem. don't use this contractor."
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"Overall, this was a wonderful experience, especially given my previous one. Previously I had allowed a former contractor to drag out their work to unspeakable lengths. They managed to drag it out long enough that when they left town, they had not finished the work and worse, had left multiple parts of the project in varying degrees of completeness.
One of my bigger worries was finding someone willing to essentially clean up someone else's mess without having to start over on things that I had already paid for. After requesting quotes from 10+ contractors, my fears were realized when only a few were willing to respond and give me quotes. PRS, by the way, was out to give me a quote within a day or two. Their quote also seemed reasonable, around what I was expecting, and was about half of the closest other quote I received for the exact same work.
It did take PRS a couple of weeks to work me into their schedule, but I was assured that was simply so that they could insure they could show up, do their work, and get out without dragging things out. Almost to my amazement, that is *exactly* what happened. They showed up during the day when they told me they were going to and all-in-all - including having to order things for the door that I threw at them at the last minute - they were done in less than a week.
Aside from having all of the work finished on schedule and completely to my satisfaction, everyone from PRS that I interacted with was very friendly, open to what I wanted, and then also thorough in explaining why some crackpot thought I had maybe wasn't so great."
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"They are great, I have worked with them several times. I have recommended them to other people who have also been happy with their work. They are the best contractors I have ever worked with. They are dependable and do a great job. They are the only people I would work with from here on out!"
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"Excellent pricing, over $500 less than Home Depot. Excellent work, excellent installation. They were neat and clean and punctual."
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"The experience was fine. He was great. He showed up on time. However, the estimate was expensive. I will consider using him again in the future. "
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"Initial contact with was a phone call to set up an appointment of which he was able to come the next night. He arrived right on time (might have even been a few minutes early). He listened to our needs and gave us a price quote while he was still there. During the initial visit I could tell quality and customer satisfaction was at the top of his list. After two other quotes we decided hand down to go with . His quote provided the removal of the old cabinets, lighting and custom made cabinets. He estimated it would take about 4 weeks to make the cabinets and then 7-10 days to install. He called two weeks later and said he was going to be done with the cabinets a week early and wanted to know if he could get started a week early at our house too. We felt comfortable enough with that we allowed him in our house while we were at work, which was another plus not having to use vacation days to sit home for two weeks.
started a week early and did exactly what he said he was going to do every day. Day 1: Remove cabinets and unload new cabinets. Day 2: Do lighting and hang upper cabinets etc etc etc. It was so fun coming home every night to see what was accomplished. also cleaned up EVERY day and put all his tools away, swept the kitchen and made it very easy to manuever and still use the refrigerator.
He finished the entire project in 10 days just like he said he would. After pushing off this project for about 6 years not wanting to disrupt our lives and our kitchen we realized that we should have done this a long time ago. It was a totally stress fress process. He told us where to go to pick out the granite and the tile and then we just have to give him the information and he picked it up.
I would and already have recommended him to friends. Everyone who has seen our kitchen if in awe of the quality of the craftsmenship! I would hire in a heartbeat for any bathroom / roof renovations we need done in the future.
We are extremely happy with our new kitchen!!"
All Kitchen And Bath Remodelers in Atlanta, GA
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#1 Wade the Handyman
288 Shady Lane Circle
Canton, GA
Canton, GA
1 A-Team Home Repair & Waterproofing
Winder, GA
1120 Remodeling
147 Angus Trail NE
Atlanta, GA
Atlanta, GA
1SourceBuilders
5665 Atlanta Hwy, Suite 103-134
Alpharetta, GA
Alpharetta, GA
1ST ATL REMODELING
Roswell, GA
2 Gays & A Design
PO Box 813631
Smyrna, GA
Smyrna, GA
21st century homes inc
4511 Austell Rd
Austell, GA
Austell, GA
33 Remodeling & Restoration, LLC
2697 Sardis Chase Ct.
Buford, GA
Buford, GA
360 Real Estate Developement
5151 Island Drive
Stone Mountain, GA
Stone Mountain, GA
4 C Enterprises of Henry County
199 Lake Hampton Dr
Hanpton, GA
Hanpton, GA
4-Star Construction Services
455 MORELAND AVE NE
Atlanta, GA
Atlanta, GA
4.0 Construction Inc.
P.O. Box 519
Norcross, GA
Norcross, GA
50 Floor
2821 Mt Zion Rd
Jonesboro, GA
Jonesboro, GA
7 Star Creative Home Improvement
305 Bridges Way
Covington, GA
Covington, GA
7 star Creative Home Improvement
Locust Grove, GA
A & K Roofing & Contracting
5965 Surrey Ct.
Cumming, GA
Cumming, GA
A & M Remodeling LLC
280 Rockin Hill Dr
Marietta, ga
Marietta, ga
A & R CONSTRUCTION
130 LINDA LN
Carrollton, GA
Carrollton, GA
A & R Glass
457 Nathan Dean Blvd
Dallas, GA
Dallas, GA
A & S Construction
4454 High Gate Drive
Acworth, GA
Acworth, GA



