Top 10 bathroom design services in Broken Arrow, OK
Top questions to ask before hiring a bathroom designer
A professional will assist you with scope and estimates, but having a clear idea of what you want to accomplish will help communication.
Do you want professionals to do everything, or do you have the time and skill to do some of the work?
Many projects such as have a DIY component, such as painting or cleanup.
First and foremost, protect yourself and make sure the contractor and any sub-contractors are licensed, bonded and insured.
Recent reviews for Broken Arrow bathroom design services
Not one bad thing to say. Everyone was pleasant to work with from Steve and Shondell to Jarod, Nick and the rest of the guys that did the installation. Jarod took his time showing our options and there were no hidden costs. Job came in on time and on ...
First class product and superb reliability. Excellent customer service and supoort.
In May of 2018 we hired Blake Williamson to convert our garage to a living room, create a bedroom out of the old living room and do some flooring/painting work in the kitchen/dining. We were quoted a finish date of mid July 2019. The work that was done wa...
Hired this company because I support small businesses. Blake (owner) was very respectfully and thorough with the estimates on the projects I requested for a rent house we own in Glenpool. We settled on the bathroom remodel and garage ceiling. We were ...
What can be said is they truly are who that say they are thanks so much
Worker was blowing leaves from neighbors yard into ours, and proceeded to blow leaves through my open window. After confronting him about it, he continued to blow leaves into my house and smiled. I understand the window could have been closed, however he ...
Brian has worked on several projects for me. The first one was custom made furniture in my restaurant along with shelving and a partial wall. The second project was quite involved with home renovations. Bathroom remodeling, extensive electrical work, plum...
Keith Morgan gave us a primary bid on 9-21-2017 for $800 in labor and $200 in materials at my cost. I was hospitalized and had to post pone the project by 3 weeks. On 10-27-2017, he inflated the final price to $1045 ( in labor and materials I already paid...
