Top 10 ramp installation services in Brooklyn, OH
Top questions to ask before hiring a wheelchair ramp installation service
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 Brooklyn ramp installation services
I first hired him 20 years ago to do some exterior stucco on my house and it's still crack free. He has also done a superb job matching my interior plaster mouldings. Mr. Chaney is a one of a kind craftsman that I have recommended to all of my friends an...
I am handicapped. I needed a porch for the side of my house, and rails. Mr Chaney sent Casey to my house. Casey built the porch of my dreams. We have never had used our side door because their was never any way to get down. Hard worker, nice person, ...
Michael Cipriano was hired to install a new backsplash and hood in our kitchen. He caused considerable damage to our oven and stovetop while taking down the existing tile and installing the new backsplash. Michael took responsibility for the damage and sa...
Was hired to install a door to replace a broken pocket door. He caused damage to the door frame and broke the pre-hung door and frame. After more than 2 weeks of rescheduling, he was told not to return. Avoid.
Shoddy work. Did not finish job. Never showed up when he said he would. Overpriced. Had to pay someone to fix his work and finish the job
I was referred to CIP Enterprises (Mike Cipriano), by a Cabinet Company, for the Installation of the my new Kitchen Cabinets. The Cabinet Company I purchased the materials from, failed to provide me with my Cabinets, and after 21 weeks of waiting, I had t...
Was hired to fix a leaking bathroom sink and to connect an outlet so that there is electricity running to it. He quoted $80 for both jobs. Job day arrived and he unscrewed the outlet, looked at it, said he couldn’t do it and charged me $20 just to look at...
