REECE CONSTRUCTION INC

Description of Work: We needed to repair or replace a fifty year old patio. Reece was doing work in the neighborhood, so we asked him for an estimate. The work was completed in less than two weeks after that. The old patio was removed and a new, slightly larger one poured and surfaced with flagstone. The work also included replacing an old wooden stairway with a concrete one, also surfaced with flagstone. Reece personally visited the site on most days, and was always accessible by phone and email. Overall quick high quality work.

Description of Work: They had come out to give us and estimate on some kitchen remodeling.

Description of Work: Reece Construction is a general contracting firm, owned by Reece Folb. We started the job as a master bathroom remodeling, including moving a walk-in closet door and wiring the closet light to a switch. We ended up adding a number of items to the job, so that it encompassed work roof-to-lower level. The final job was a total gutting of the bathroom (1962 split level home- small bathroom), including floors, walls, and ceilings, moving some wall areas to incorporate space into the bathroom that had been a small linen closet and a duct/flue chase. This also added some space to the walk-in closet, so the job involved patching hardwood floor in the closet and rebuilding walls with new trim & paint. The new bathroom was remodeled "green" so that removed materials were recycled or donated as usable building materials and the installation included 3 types of recycled glass tiles (all the tile, floor, walls, shower, was recycled material), a suntube, EnergyStar exhaust fan/light and pendant light over the vanities, 12 watt LED recessed light fixtures, rubber tree vanities, etc. The new bath had a pocket door installed. They also installed a new ceiling in the downstairs bath (destroyed by the water leaks above that prompted the remodeling), and new EnergyStar exhaust fans in two additional bathrooms. We had cellulose insulation added to the lower attic. Since the duct chase wasn't empty (as we originally thought), Reece had to get an HVAC subcontractor to re-route a return duct, which involved 2 other closets in the house. In one of them, off the living room, Reece's carpenter enclosed the new duct inside the closet and built custom shelving around it.