Prestige Construction LLC

The job had to be completely redone. We had been told one week. Three weeks later the project was finally finished, after several days of no shows throughout the project. It was awful. The owner of the company apologized because it wasn't his "regular" tile guy who did it. He ended up making the guy tear it all out, which was very uncomfortable for us. To have a guy in and out of your house who you had serious complaints about. After about a week, his regular tile guy came and fixed it and it looked beautiful. After letting it set for almost a week (just to be cautious) we started using the bathroom again. Only to step out to a sopping wet bathroom floor. We were EXTREMELY upset because our brand new shower was leaking 100 times worse than the shower we had replaced. After several phone calls and weeks, they sent someone out to look at it (from shower door company). We were told that the frameless doors should never be used on the neo-angle shower we have because of the lack of space for water to go. This shower door expert came back a week later with a new edge for the bottom. The leak is not down to a minimal drip. However, we have a new leak in another corner, again, worse than it ever was before it was replaced. We are extremely disappointed overall with our experience and final product. We hired a contractor so the project wouldn't take forever (which it dit) and so that our issues would be solved (which they weren't). The owners of the company are extremely nice, but we are just not happy with thier advice or the quality of the work.

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I had 5 estimates and Triple Cross was the lowest. The reason I chose Triple Cross was not only because they were the lowest, but they were always on time for the appointments, very responsive to emails and phone calls, and the owner Glenn was very personable and trustworthy. The crew was very professional and courteous. The original estimate was for $6,500, which included the house and garage, but wound up being higher due to them finding 4 layers of shingles and the original cedar shakes when the house was built back in 1926. The labor was intensive due to the massive amount of debris that they had to remove and haul away, along with all new decking that had to be installed. The adjustment of price was a shock to me & my wife, but all 5 vendors did not see that the house had a total of 5 layers because the last time the roof had been re-shingled the flashing that was used hid all the other existing layers on the home. We couldn't have imagined if we had gone with another contractor what the final cost would have been. Glenn the Owner worked with us and was very helpful. We had to postpone the garage getting a new roof, but when we save enough money we will definitely call Triple Cross to complete the job.

They were a moderate price. I like their honesty and their craftsmanship. You really don't need anything else.