MATHIS CONSTRUCTION INC.

Description of Work: Exterior painting.

Description of Work: Bryan did a complete kitchen remodel. He gutted it down to the studs, replaced undersized joists, rewired and added all new plumbing. He installed new cabinets, replaced two windows, three doors, and added new trim all around. The new kitchen and adjoin dining area are great. Bryan does the job right, he communicated with us so we knew what was happening and works with some great cabinet, flooring, and countertop providers. We are very happy with the result and will use Mathis construction again.

Description of Work: Showed up, scoped out the project, said he could handle everything that needed to be done. Took measurements, said he would get back to me with cost of materials and labor, and vanished, never to be seen or heard from again. A total waste of time!

Description of Work: Bryan did a gut rehab of our bungalow kitchen and back porch 5 years ago - he and his team did a really great job on a difficult and complicated project. The craftsmanship was very high quality - we've since worked with a couple of his guys on small projects - and we still get compliments on their work. He was very creative in making sure the changes (opened up a wall, moved a kitchen window, all of the finish woodwork, etc) stayed true to the style of our bungalow and, in the end, looked seamless with the rest of our house, inside and out.

Description of Work: Mathis Construction has completed many tasks over the last 8 years but the most significant is a complete kitchen remodel that was completed in October of 2009.

Description of Work: On September, 19, 2006, the incompetent, careless Bryan Mathis began a nightmarish remodeling project for me that I had drawn up by an incompetent architect. It ended the last week of February, 2007. Repairs went on until December, 2008. He added a basement room, because our basement wall was bowing in. He also added a room above it, which was supposed to extend the kitchen, and a large bedroom, bath and walk-in closet over our family room and garage. Altogether we added about 1000 square feet. New replacement windows and doors were installed, the downstairs bathroom was remodeled as was the kitchen extended into the old dining room. New cabinets, lights, appliances and countertops were also installed. A new vanity, mirror, and light fixture were installed in the bathroom upstairs. A patio was poured outside, a garage door was purchased, and a second furnace and air conditioner were installed for the second floor. The countertops were pegboard/plywood for 12 weeks, because Mathis ordered them at the last minute. 12/4/2006. The were installed the last week of February, 2007. Several weeks after construction started, the new basement addition, which was already under roof, flooded because no sump had been installed. 3-4 inches of water were in the new addition. Later one of Mathis' men stepped through the old family room ceiling, which was not being remodeled. Everything seemed to be going okay until he refused to take down the slanted wall and trapezoid-shaped soffit. He gave me the impression it was impossible to fix, which I recently learned can be easily fixed so it is pleasing to the eye. It is the first thing I see in the kitchen. In May,2007, a friend noticed popped drywall screws in the new bedroom ceiling. Altogether there have been 206 popped screws and nails, 175 alone in the new bedroom, closet, bath. The ceiling split from the interior wall in several places, the drywall was oversanded. All were constantly repaired, but now screws are popping again (even though Mathis told me he was removing the last 30) and drywall is splitting on the walls and ceiling. The drywall is smooth in some areas, rough in others. The new bedroom floor went concave. A year later Mathis put in a second beam to support the new bedroom. Now the floor is just wavy with a big hump down the middle. A chunk of wood was taken out of the new balcony railing and out of the new bow window frame during construction and ignored by painting over it. Repair was wood putty on the window and the railing was turned around. The patio doors leak cold air at the bottom. The furnace, installed by the incompetent Scully Heating, Mary Drive, Lockport, doesn't work properly- the ductwork is merged. The new ductwork also leaks. Scully said too bad. 3 heating companies said that it's a mess and will cost $4500 to straighten out. The floor joists buckled under the kitchen floor, and so now that sags in the middle by the island.

Description of Work: He did a full kitchen/dining room remodel. The kitchen was completely gutted to the studs, they moved the exterior wall, removed interior walls, and put in new floors, cabinets, and appliances.