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• They were very professional, worked very hard to finish on time since it was a large attic. At the same time we also had all the heat runs in the attic replaced and they worked with us on splitting the time between the removal  and  the completion to accommodate  this other installation. They did very good job overall!

  
  
  - Vera M.
• he following review is written by one of the two property owners. As a Veteran, I used my VA Eligibility to help purchase this home with my wife. I thought it was important to write this review to inform both Angie’s List as well as the consumer.
  We executed a contract for home renovations (new roof and removal of “load bearing” interior walls) on 3 Provider name locked. 2014. Below
  is a summary of services that we initially contracted for:
  1.  Pulling required permits.
  2.   Remove all existing shingles, felt, vents and collars complete. Cut ridge 2" on each side of ridge. Patch holes for square
  vents. Supply and install new felt, drip Provider name locked. , Certainteed Architect Shingles, Certainteed ridge cap, Certainteed ridge vent,
  new collars complete. Haul away all material and debris.
  3.   Cover kitchen cabinets; remove walls to kitchen, front room complete. Remove ceilings in dining room, front hallway, and hallway to bed, front room, and kitchen complete. Remove ridge board and rafters in this area of construction.  Supply and install new double ridge header in open room, new rafters to accommodate insulation and airspace. Supply and install new ½ "
  OSB on roof sheathing. Frame up existing walls to meet new ceiling. Insulate and plaster.
  All material is guaranteed to be as specified, and the above work to be performed in accordance with the drawings and/or specifications submitted, along with this proposal, for the above work and completed in a substantial workmanlike manner for the sum of $xx,xxx.xx
  Key Concerns with the Contractor:
  The first item on the executed contract (above) was to Provider name locked. the appropriate permits with the City of Virginia Beach however this was not done. The demolition of the “load bearing” walls were completed without a permit being registered with the city.
  After numerous inquiries and a verbal quote by Provider name locked. “if it makes you feel better we’ll get the permit”. As such, the permit was finally registered with the city of Virginia Beach on Provider name locked. 14th. It should be noted that the permit in question was not registered by Provider name locked. but registered by a completely different company known as Provider name locked. Shore Construction (Record 2014-BDRA-17220). As the owners, we were never informed about this switch and only found out when we conducted a permit Provider name locked. through the City of Virginia Beach database.
  ·Upon extensive research during the early Provider name locked. timeframe, it appeared that Provider name locked. did not have either a valid
  contractor’s license or the appropriate contractor’s license to perform the work for which they were contracted thus the reason why they engaged another company to Provider name locked. said permit.  Which raises a big question, did/does Provider name locked. and Provider name locked. Shore Construction have a contractual arrangement if so what is/was there agreement & relationship.
  The overall cost weighed against the craftsmanship was marginal which causes me concern from a safety perspective.
  We had an extensive (multi-page) punch-list whereby Provider name locked. had to call in another contractor to assist without both homeowner’s knowledge and consent. Specifically, a group of workers showed up at the house and did not even know who Provider name locked. was. Again, these types of scenarios introduce both professional and personal risk.
  Concerns with Angie’s List
  After speaking with an Angie’s List representative on November 4, 2014 regarding the license and permitting situation, it appears that Angie’s List verification process is based upon the contractor self-certification of their credentials (self-attestation). That’s
  alarming. This introduces numerous professional and personal risk scenarios especially not knowing who has access to your home. I would have expected Angie’s List to run the appropriate background checks on companies and its employees that
  are working inside a family residence that includes children.
  Overall
  Suggest potential buyers perform their own independent due diligence including a review of all the postings regarding this company as there are many similarities.  
  
  
  
  - Wayne D.
• It was great. They showed up on time finished the job on time left our garage cleaner than it was when they came. The guys were very professional and respected our home. Everyone was very knowledgeable.
  
  - Frank S.