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Reviews in St Paul for ADA Contractors
AccessAbillity Options, Inc.
They were really good. They did an excellent job. They know what they were doing for people who have disabilities. They were so friendly that we invited the owners over for dinner.
- Donna L.
Bath Fitter
Met 2 Jason's - Jason the Estimator and Jason the installer. Both were wonderful! My husband is disabled due to his service in Vietnam, he is very ill with a few special needs for a comfortable and safe shower. the biggest issue is his shower chair it is very big and we had limited space to work with. Both Jason's listened and got us a shower that we can use safely and it is beautiful too! THE CHAIR FITS, Hallelujah, they are the best if you need a new shower
- Debra H.
Chuck Hecht
CRAIG WAS THE HANDYMAN - ASSEMBLY OF PREFABRICATED CABINETS He was professional and courteous and exacting! He called me into the room to show that the cabinets did not come with the appropriate number of screws, pins, etc. - I was able to get the missing parts at the local hardware store so Craig could complete the assembly. He was the epitome of professionalism, cleaned up after the work was completed, removed the boxes (HUGE BOXES), and Thanked US for using their service! Another added plus; being a 100% disabled veteran, the company is a Veteran owned business - I knew the work would be professional and correct
- Steve A.
SEAN'S RENOVATION INC
Went very well within budget and schedule. Sean hired the electrician and plumbers and did all the rest himself with a helper for the demolition of the old tile and with moving the tub. The tub had some tricky installation issues which Sean handled very well. The is the second time he has done a bathroom remodel for us and we were pleased he was available this time as well. He is very personable, gets along with family routine (including pets) well and cleans up at the end of every day. Sean is well versed with the issues of remodeling older houses. Highly recommend
- Dean K.
Nicely Dunn Handyman Service Inc
Wow! Scott came at the time he said he would arrive. He listened to my concerns regarding the hand rail (I have a disability and need sturdy hand rails). He also listened and respected my need to do the work "on a budget." While Scott was getting supplies at the hardware store to do the repairs, his partner asked if there were any other small projects he could work on. Wowee! I got repairs made to four pieces of furniture and got the ceiling bulbs replaced. He was able to take care of five mini-projects that I was unable to do myself. The guys were great. Nice people to work with - they listen and they work hard. And, I have a railing that's been reinforced and is super-sturdy. Thank you
- Francine L.
Expert Carpentry LLC
Chris Hernandez designed and built a beautiful cedar deck for us. He and his partner Ted removed the old, rotting deck, secured all permits and arranged relevant inspections (the inspector said ours was one of the best decks he'd seen), removed the old posts and set new ones to code, and built the exact deck we wanted with a gate and lovely railings. They also added underlayment and a drainage system to keep the patio below the deck dry. They were wonderful to work with, cleaned up beautifully, and were willing to accommodate our schedule, including a two-week delay when a robin built her nest under the old deck and I didn't want her disturbed until the babies had flown away. Chris came back after the cedar had "cured" for several weeks and added a seal coat to the wood surfaces and expanded the step into the three-season porch to make it safer for disabled persons. Both my husband and I are super pleased with the work we had done and especially liked the fact that there were no subcontractors involved: Chris and Ted did all of the work themselves, from beginning to end; they are courteous, professional, hard-working young men. The price was exactly what Chris said it would be and included everything: materials, disposal, permit, labor, etc
- Gloria G.
Rent A Husband
It was a flat hourly rate. He was rather eccentric. The guy had gray gray hair and had fifteen rings on his fingers and a handkerchief around his head. The work he did was fine. He had his own mind. I am disabled so I was not following him around. He decided on his own that he was going to wash my car. I was paying him a flat hourly rate. I probably could have used but I was not driving the car. There was a window that needed replacing. He ordered the replacement and then I did not hear from him for weeks. He called that Thanksgiving and said he will probably be coming that weekend. He did not come that weekend. He just showed up somewhere in the middle of the week without calling or anything then put the window in. There were more things I wanted to do. He was supposed to call me back. He put me off and I just found other resources
- Jane L.
ROSY DECOR
Rosy Decor (Terry) did a fantastic job from interpreting what I wanted to a bid and following through as promised, on time and with a special attention to detail. Quality work.
- Mary S.
RANDAL'S REMODELING INC
After we met twice in April of 2008 to discuss options for the remodel, he submitted a very decent bid and began working on the basement in May of 2008. He gave me great advice on replacing the doors, windows, where to place the closets in the room, etc. He is very creative, and helped me make decisions on how I wanted the remodel to take form. The project is nearing completion, and I couldn't be happier with the out come so far. I plan on hiring Randal to remodel my kitchen in the future
- Mary E.
The Handyman Can!!! Inc
I ended up using The Handyman Can based on the reviews I read. After I heard what his rates were I should have kept on going and found somebody else. His rates are ridiculous! When he first came I figured he was there to give me an estimate. Not the case. He planned on starting in and getting everything done. He sanded for 3 to 4 hours before he realized that he was going to have to use veneer over the top instead of refinishing what was there due to water damage. It shouldn't have taken more than a half an hour to make that determination. One of the windows was considerably worse than the other. He decided to sand both of them and then make a determination that the veneer needed to be replaced. Why continue when you know you need to replace with veneer and there’s no need to sand any longer? I had many warning flags to stop the work but I didn't. It should have never taken that long to figure out that he was going to sand through the existing veneer. He left to get veneer at a local lumberyard. One of my windows is 8 feet wide and the other is 10 feet wide. He could only find 8 foot long veneer. So the 10 foot window he decided he would use 2 pieces and join them in the center with some type of molding piece. Another flag went up and I should of stopped the work right there. He cut the veneer to size and the cuts were not very precise. He got to my house at 7:30 AM. At 4:30 PM we sat down to figure out where his bill was at. I swallowed hard when I saw that he'd come up with over almost $1400 and we were nowhere near the end of this project. A bit later as he was cleaning up I told him that I was pretty unhappy with the way things were going. I mentioned that joining 2 pieces on my 10 foot window would look pretty bad. I also discussed about how long it'd taken him to get where he was by 4:30 PM. We discussed about how he had the highest rates compared to other handyman\Carpenters that were listed in Angie's LIST. I said I thought I was going to get so much more than what I had gotten based on his reviews in Angie's list and also by the rates that he charges ($225 for the first hour and I believe it was $130 for every hour after). At this point he said that he would come back and finish the job (in regards to the veneer) without charging for any more hours. I told him that I would try find a 10 foot piece of rolled veneer to replace the quarter inch veneer that he had bought and had cut (not precise cuts at all). Again at this point I should have cut my losses and found somebody else. But I figured as long as he said he wasn’t going to charge me I didn't have much to lose. Wrong! We scheduled up for another day to start up again after I had received the rolled veneer. I was in the hospital on that day. I figured me being away from the house was a good thing so that he could glue down the new veneer, stain it and maybe even start applying poly. I am disabled and would need to move my hospital bed out of my bedroom during the application of the adhesives and the poly. He called me and told me he had finished. He said it took him one hour to finish the front door deadbolt and 1 1/2 hours to look at the ceiling fan (which my PCA had to help him hold the fan up while looking at the receiver). So he informs me that he needs to charge me $225 for the first hour and $130 an hour for the subsequent time work on the door and ceiling fan. I settled up with him. When I came home from the hospital to see what he had done I couldn't believe my eyes! The veneer was wavy and not adhered in many spots. He kept on talking about using quarter round molding to run around the window. The quarter round that he used was to cover up the flaws from not cutting the veneer correctly. Along the front edge of each of the windows where the new veneer had been installed there was a tiny little finishing nails to hold the veneer down because the gluing down part of the job was done so crappy. Even though he used these nails the veneer was still wavy in spots where the adhesive did not hold. The work looked like something a 5th grader would do! At this point I feel like an idiot for continuing to go along with his charade of trying to be a carpenter and paying top dollar for it! I truly have myself to blame for not stopping this project at different points of the process. I kept on thinking that something would change and the quality of work would show up. I think he's capable of doing small odd jobs but I don't know why you would want to pay his rates to have that type of work done
- Steve B.
ADA Contractors in St Paul
Saint Paul, MN
Recent Review:
Very good craftsmanship on all 3 bathrooms. The contractor helped figure out types of product and design options. Once project was started, it was completed promptly and on time. They always left work site clean each day. After we completed the first bathroom, we had no hesitation to go with BC projects for the second and third bathrooms. Very happy with the project
Saint Paul, MN
Recent Review:
Regarding the first two parts of the project, Goodmanson did a pretty good job. They were prompt and I feel as though I received a quality project regarding the garage floor and the driveway. They helped lay the class 5 for a patio area that I installed myself. We did have an issue with some pooling in some low spots on the driveway, which was never fully addressed but this issue has been greatly overshadowed by some serious problems I had with the water in my backyard. Based on the complexity of the drums in the backyard Rick Goodmanson (an owner) was my main point of contact. Rick was reasonable to work with and explained that they had done this type of work before. An example he used was that they installed drums under a parking lot that was having some drainage problems. After the project was complete I was pretty happy with the exception of the grass seed not growing because it was too cold in November, which was not their fault. The first time I noticed a problem was in early December, when I saw some pooling in the corner of the backyard. This surprised me because there was not a lot of rain/snow. I brushed this off not wanting to raise a stink too early. The next Spring was an absolutely horrible experience. The minor puddling issue that I had the year prior turned into a lake that I had to deal with 3-4 times before the end of May. I had to purchase a 1/2 hp submersible pump in order to keep the water from creeping near my house. I also had to remove the water since it was flooding my neighbors garage. I was out in pouring rain hooking up the pump many times, sometimes very late at night and early in the morning. When I contacted Goodmanson about the issue, Rick came out and basically blamed the entire problem on the cold winter, but the problem continued to happen into the Spring and well into May. When I contacted Rick about this again he blamed the issue on the amount of precipitation we had had. When I pulled the precipitation records compared to the year before and it was actually lower this year when you factored in the snow falls since January. He then proposed to install a permanent sump pump in one of the drums, which was going to cost be an additional $3,000. While I agree with the fact that this winter was cold and the frost did go lower than usual, the issue is the Goodmanson changed the grade in my backyard in a way that caused the water that was previously in my neighbors yard was moving into my yard. The year before my pools were less than 1/4 the size of my neighbors. This past Spring they were almost double the size. At a point during the middle of the summer Goodmanson stopped communicating with me. Rick did not respond with emails or phone calls. He went completely radio silent. Since then I have had two contractors who have done with in my neighbor hood over to assess the situation. Their opinion was to install something that was actually going to remove the water as opposed to just store it. They agreed that Goodmanson made the situation worse and the estimate to fix the problem was about $10k for both contractors. Since emails and phone calls were not working with Goodmanson, I wrote up a letter describing the situation, including the pictures shown below. I was requesting that since they caused the problem in my backyard that they help pay for the solution to fix the problem that they created. I asked them to respond in 30 days... I sent that letter in the beginning of September. I have since called Rick at the office and on his cell phone asking him to respond to the letter. Once again, radio silence. This type of service is unethical and disgraceful. If needed, I plan to file a claim in court in order to force a response from Goodmanson. Below are pictures showing before and after... I will let you be the judge
Saint Paul, MN
Recent Review:
OUR NEIGHBORS RAVED ABOUT PARROT HEAD, SO WE HAD HIGH HOPES THAT THEY MIGHT BE GOOD VALUE FOR THE MONEY. BUT THEY WERE VERY HESITANT TO GIVE US A BALL-PARK FIGURE FOR OUR PROJECT. AFTER PROVIDING THEM WITH ALL SORTS OF INFORMATION ON WHAT WE WERE LOOKING FOR, THEY CAME UP WITH AN ESTIMATE THAT WAS ABOUT 50-100% HIGHER THAN WHAT OTHERS THOUGHT WAS A REASONABLE RANGE. THEY WERE VERY GRUFF AND HARD TO COMMUNICATE WITH; I WAS LEFT WONDERING IF MAYBE THEY'D OVERSTATED THE COST JUST BECAUSE THEY'D RATHER NOT WORK WITH US. IN ANY CASE, WE WENT WITH SOMEONE ELSE
Eagan, MN
Recent Review:
Everything went great. This is about the third time I have used her and she always manages to find things which need to be done that I have overlooked. There are a lot of putsy things I need done and she is perfectly willing to accommodate me and also has constructive suggestions. She even helps with getting the right supplies after I screwed up
Jordan, MN
Recent Review:
Andrew from Melon Man came to install a new mailbox for me when most other handymen in my area were all booked up. I called in and he said that he could squeeze me in after his next job. I was astonished that he could do that for me and he was so professional and so kind. Everything he promised, he did. It was so great to have someone who was really interested in the customer and I was so pleased that he could make an exception and squeeze me in to do the work in two days instead of two months. I would recommend him to anyone
Saint Paul, MN
Recent Review:
They were really good. They did an excellent job. They know what they were doing for people who have disabilities. They were so friendly that we invited the owners over for dinner.
Stacy, MN
Recent Review:
He is a great guy. He is very honest and smart. He is quite busy though.
Saint Paul, MN
Recent Review:
Met 2 Jason's - Jason the Estimator and Jason the installer. Both were wonderful! My husband is disabled due to his service in Vietnam, he is very ill with a few special needs for a comfortable and safe shower. the biggest issue is his shower chair it is very big and we had limited space to work with. Both Jason's listened and got us a shower that we can use safely and it is beautiful too! THE CHAIR FITS, Hallelujah, they are the best if you need a new shower
Saint Paul, MN
Recent Review:
CRAIG WAS THE HANDYMAN - ASSEMBLY OF PREFABRICATED CABINETS He was professional and courteous and exacting! He called me into the room to show that the cabinets did not come with the appropriate number of screws, pins, etc. - I was able to get the missing parts at the local hardware store so Craig could complete the assembly. He was the epitome of professionalism, cleaned up after the work was completed, removed the boxes (HUGE BOXES), and Thanked US for using their service! Another added plus; being a 100% disabled veteran, the company is a Veteran owned business - I knew the work would be professional and correct
Minneapolis, MN
Recent Review:
Went very well within budget and schedule. Sean hired the electrician and plumbers and did all the rest himself with a helper for the demolition of the old tile and with moving the tub. The tub had some tricky installation issues which Sean handled very well. The is the second time he has done a bathroom remodel for us and we were pleased he was available this time as well. He is very personable, gets along with family routine (including pets) well and cleans up at the end of every day. Sean is well versed with the issues of remodeling older houses. Highly recommend
Burnsville, MN
Recent Review:
Wow! Scott came at the time he said he would arrive. He listened to my concerns regarding the hand rail (I have a disability and need sturdy hand rails). He also listened and respected my need to do the work "on a budget." While Scott was getting supplies at the hardware store to do the repairs, his partner asked if there were any other small projects he could work on. Wowee! I got repairs made to four pieces of furniture and got the ceiling bulbs replaced. He was able to take care of five mini-projects that I was unable to do myself. The guys were great. Nice people to work with - they listen and they work hard. And, I have a railing that's been reinforced and is super-sturdy. Thank you
Eagan, MN
Recent Review:
Chris Hernandez designed and built a beautiful cedar deck for us. He and his partner Ted removed the old, rotting deck, secured all permits and arranged relevant inspections (the inspector said ours was one of the best decks he'd seen), removed the old posts and set new ones to code, and built the exact deck we wanted with a gate and lovely railings. They also added underlayment and a drainage system to keep the patio below the deck dry. They were wonderful to work with, cleaned up beautifully, and were willing to accommodate our schedule, including a two-week delay when a robin built her nest under the old deck and I didn't want her disturbed until the babies had flown away. Chris came back after the cedar had "cured" for several weeks and added a seal coat to the wood surfaces and expanded the step into the three-season porch to make it safer for disabled persons. Both my husband and I are super pleased with the work we had done and especially liked the fact that there were no subcontractors involved: Chris and Ted did all of the work themselves, from beginning to end; they are courteous, professional, hard-working young men. The price was exactly what Chris said it would be and included everything: materials, disposal, permit, labor, etc
Spring Park, MN
Recent Review:
High quality work, reasonable rate, made suggestions to fix items
Saint Paul, MN
Recent Review:
Rosy Decor (Terry) did a fantastic job from interpreting what I wanted to a bid and following through as promised, on time and with a special attention to detail. Quality work.
North Branch, MN
Recent Review:
After we met twice in April of 2008 to discuss options for the remodel, he submitted a very decent bid and began working on the basement in May of 2008. He gave me great advice on replacing the doors, windows, where to place the closets in the room, etc. He is very creative, and helped me make decisions on how I wanted the remodel to take form. The project is nearing completion, and I couldn't be happier with the out come so far. I plan on hiring Randal to remodel my kitchen in the future
Saint Paul, MN
Recent Review:
Very efficient and good attention to details. Very pleasant person to be around. I wouldn't hesitate to call upon him again.
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Andrew from Melon Man came to install a new mailbox for me when most other handymen in my area were all booked up. I called in and he said that he could squeeze me in after his next job. I was astonished that he could do that for me and he was so professional and so kind. Everything he promised, he did. It was so great to have someone who was really interested in the customer and I was so pleased that he could make an exception and squeeze me in to do the work in two days instead of two months. I would recommend him to anyone.