Date: 01/31/24
What types of work will be included in this project? (Check all that apply): Doors and windows
What best describes this project?: Other
Comment: Need to replace our front entry door. It is a double door.
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Jackson Township, NJ·
Additions, Decks, Finished Basements , and 12 more
"Steve is not only trustworthy to return calls and answer all questions.. also charged honestly for the job time executed even though the original estimate was higher.. thx Steve..."
jas G. in December 2017
JK
Hamilton Township, NJ·
interior exterior remodeling, insurance restoration, emergency services , and 2 more
"I hired them last year, but I guess I never submitted my review, since I got a reminder from HA :-). Really happy with the job they did! One year later enjoying my beautiful deck! Very professional work!"
Lina S. in July 2020
In business since 2020
About us: "With over 25 years of work experience, we take great pride in our expertise, quality and customer service that we provide to meet t our clients needs based on their vision. It is our mission to provide excellent workmanship and complete customer satisfaction from start to completion of a project. In order to understand the needs and expectations of our clients, we take great care to work and communicate with every customer in a professional manner. Our reputation is based on service, safety and quality, regardless of how large or small the job."
Matawan, NJ·
Technical Detailing, Residential, Architect (Resgistered in: CT, FL, MI, NJ, NY, PA) , and 2 more
"Fantastic Experience! The entire team was responsive, cooperative and very educated on the layout, and plans for my coffee shop build out. Would use again, over and over again!"
Valeria R. in December 2020
Chesterfield, NJ·
Drywall Repair, Powerwashing of Exterior Surfaces, Bathroom / Kitchen Remodeling , and 2 more
"This was a ceiling water damage repair: expert work, completed on time, and when an unexpected (unforeseeable) problem arose, it was handled professionally."
Rena L. in July 2016
DB
Stockton, NJ·
New construction, additions and renovations, Residential, Health Care , and 2 more
"David Singer was the best!!!...........he did everything with care and with great timing and concern.........thanx"
Joy B. in May 2005
LG
In business since 2020
Great Meadows, NJ·
About us: "We are a locally owned and operated company that values honesty and integrity and treats your home as if it were our own. We offer a variety of General Contractor services that are customizable to each individual project. We pay close attention to the details of each and every project that we are involved with. We look forward to building lasting relationships and guarantee your satisfaction!"
"Repairing a snake rail fence is no easy job. Jeff understood the details of the project and did a 5 star job in a timely and efficient manner. If you have a project, give Jeff a call!"
1208ED0D217EE8429AF96CDC444E288E304991487126F8A95D084B2698C9A491 D. in March 2025
Wethersfield, CT·
Basement Remodel, In-Law apartments, Family Rooms , and 2 more
"The true treasure of the experience was the carpenter, Balint, who was a very detail oriented craftsman. He worked long days, cleaned up space beautifully each day, communicated daily with us regarding the project. The electricians, Vince and Joe, were thorough and complete with all of their work. The project manager, Pete, stayed in touch regularly to complete the renovation on time."
Mary D. in December 2019
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Project Location: Princeton, NJ Project Location: Princeton, NJ Date: 01/30/24What best describes this project?: OtherWhat types of work will be included in this project? (Check all that apply): OtherComment: Roof gutter repairProject Location: Princeton, NJ Date: 01/16/24Reason for Cable: Three stories or moreWhat types of work will be included in this project? (Check all that apply): Heating and coolingWhat best describes this project?: OtherWhat types of work will be included in this project? (Check all that apply): InsulationComment: Need a Mitsubishi Hyperheat 3 ton ducted installer for a home in Princeton, NJ. because I want a heat pump 100% effective to 5 degrees. It's a heat pump to heat pump switchout because I was sold a mild weather heat pump for a cold climate. Need insulation in a small closet for the air handler, as it used to house a gas furnace. Insulation Specs: 4 4ft wide, 3.5 ft tall, 1 ft thick foam insulation pieces; 2 1 ft by 1 ft wall vent caps; and 2 two ft wide, 3 ft tall(only 3 this time for the door), 1 ft thick foam insulation pieces. Half the insulation pieces should be cut up for wire / pipe access.
