All Work LLC

After a storm, our roof needed repairs and we contacted Allwork for a quote. Originally, we only wanted some spot repairs that were going to be covered by teh insurance but Brian (the company's owner/manager) insisted to get a quote in for the whole roof which I thought the insurance woudl not want to pay all. Brian seemed quite convincing and I submitted his quote to the insurance anyway and to my surprise they accepted the whole work to be done. In the end Brian was right and he knows perfectly well his business. Do not be rebuke by his first impression of pushy attitude, he showed he knows how to get things done to the best interest of the customer. The working crew was very professional and mindful of the property and cleaned thoroughly after the job was done.

We needed an entire porch roof replaced and this team came and got the job done quickly and professionally. They were not the cheapest game in town, but their prices are fair and the quality of work, timely manner in which it was done, and professionalism was well worth the couple of extra bucks! Not only was the job done well but even the cleanup was handled so well! They even made sure my flowers were not injured during the repair. Most satisfied!

Excellent work and right price

I've used Brian, and All Work LLC, on multiple occasions for some minor home repairs, and I would absolutely use their services again. Fair prices and great communication, are just two of the reasons why. I would highly recommend, and have done so to other family members as well.

Prompt, efficient, neat and I was charged fairly. Will continue to use the services of this company.

Everything went well. All Work LLC worked with me and gave me a reasonable price and good product.

Overall, a bad experience. All work was eventually completed to satisfaction, but with multiple difficulties along the way. The company uses sub-contractors for everything and the owner is usually not there to supervise them. He won't give you the names of the subcontractors when you ask. The exterior painting, drywall, and interior painting was excellent quality, but the contractors left paint chips all over the yard and washed their equipment with my hose into the outside drain, which clogged up the drain. The owner complained to me about money problems, even asking me to pay for materials up front which was not what our contract specified. The windows were installed fine and in just one day, but the outsides were not wrapped in aluminum as was written in our contract. (see picture) The contractor wanted to be paid first, then come back "later" and just paint the messy caulk on the outside of the windows. When I insisted, he did end up doing a nice job wrapping the sills. The subcontractor who installed the ceramic tile in the bathroom did not reinstall the toilet properly, and the seal leaked for quite a while, requiring four return visits until it was fixed. The owner was always looking around for other jobs he could do and giving me a quote for them when he hadn't finished working on the first project. He missed an appointment with an inspector and told them over the phone where the key was hidden and to let themselves in. We used my garage for window storage and unknown to me, he stored windows for another job there, too. When his subcontractor came to get the other windows, he left my garage door unlocked and wide open all night and the whole next day. Then the owner repeatedly badered me to give him the garage key again. He substituted one type of kitchen cabinet that I had ordered with another type without asking me and when I pointed it out said he didn't think it was important. The screen door he chose was cheap, does not close all the way, and the screen is always getting pushed out of the spline. The electric subcontractor really messed up, hooking up the wires the wrong way which caused the outlet to trip itself frequently and refuse to reset. After a month, three tries to fix it with different electricians, and asking for more money and telling me that it was my fault because I wanted him to do it the cheap way, I told him to forget it. My husband ended up removing the service panel himself and discovered the outlet was not properly grounded and the wires were all melted and blackened. We repaired this ourselves because we just did not want this contractor coming back to the house for anything.