Turner Builders

Our time with Turner Builders has been amazing from start to finish! They demolished our old porch and built a beautiful screened-in porch. Dave and Bob were fantastic to work with—Dave had great ideas and Bob kept us updated every step of the way. We're thrilled with our new porch and can't wait to work with them again on future projects. Huge thanks to the whole team!

Turner builders is the best company with the best workers. They are friendly, professional and do outstanding work. I could not recommend them enough!

Dave delivered every stage of the way. We got the space we needed and always wanted. Quality was top notch and our project was completed on time.

Turner builders built a 12x32 composite deck with aluminum handrails. They did a great job. They left the jobsite clean and with happy customers.

The experience was great. I knew once I met with Dave that he would be the perfect contractor. They did an amazing job. From digging a hole in the ground to the finishing the house. It’s was a great experience and I’m very pleased with the work. Would definitely recommend

They were hired to install new eaves on a two story older home using tongue and groove fir wood. I supplied the wood, which I had already stained and coated, and they were to supply the experienced labor. As it turned out, the job was subcontracted out to a group who had never done finish type carpentry before. They were rough carpenters who build the framing for new houses. After the first day, the workers admitted that they had never done this kind of work before. Their capabilities were grossly misrepresented. The boards were supposed to be installed like wood flooring with the finish nail put in the tongue side of the board which would be covered up when the next board with the groove was installed. Instead they nailed directly on the face of the board and now I have hundreds of nail holes in the eaves. When I discussed the way the work was supposed to be done, they told me to leave and not watch them work. There was a certain amount of struggle and frustration for the workers trying to do a job like this for the first time. There were other smaller repairs that had to be done on the gutter board and that too was done poorly. They came back twice to try and piece things together but overall the job was unsatisfactory and their capabilities were grossly misrepresented. Finally I called someone else to fix a couple of smaller things that they could never get to fit right. I obtained other proposals and this was the most expensive one. I chose it because I thought I was getting highly capable workers to repair this almost historical house and quality was important in this situation. Now I have learned a valuable lesson myself. Never hire the most expensive proposal. The common saying "you get what you pay for" is definitely not true.