Florissant Remodeling Contractors

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"... prompt and reasonable, he is not happy until you are happy...."

"... on new windows for my rental property, upon receiving this quote i asked about a siding quote as well. after giving them the job the windows where replaced over an 8 hour time period spanning two days in mid march(around the 17th). some of the..."

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"... were done and hauled off the old gutters. they were very efficient and there was no messing around; they just came on the site, did the job, and then left. i think they were just fine. i didn't compare prices because i thought their price was fair so i went with them...."

"... cleaned up so well, i didn't even notice it they had been there for three days. ..."

"... the work was done for the bid price, no add-ons or surprises. the work was very quick but well done, and clean up was excellent...."

"... he does really nice work. he is also conscientious and honest...."

"... to come out and give me an estimate. i got back a very detailed bid and contract for the job...."

"... experience i have ever had with a contractor. they finished the project on time and the workmanship was superior. the owner made a couple of suggestions about adding copper, and then went out of his way to use it as efficiently as possible to keep my..."

"... and courteous, and has the customer's best interests in mind. in my case, he talked himself out of a job! specifically, he talked me through my goals for the kitchen and educated me about different options. we ultimately concluded that i could..."

"... work and it went on very well. their price was good and they got the work done in one day. they worked during the rain. ..."