Paul Enterprise

Paul is very easy to work with. He replaced two water-rotted window sills. He did such a good job that I asked him back to replace a three-step wooden landing with 2 by 4s and install a railing around a deck. His prices are reasonable and flexible. He will work with you to incorporate your suggestions for how the work should be done. Very polite and approachable.

Paul completed the job quickly and efficently. He also found an incect infestation that he took care of as part of his service.

Paul did a great job building my deck

Paul and his crew took down and old deck and cement pillars for me at a very reasonable price. They are an amazing, and professional group of gentleman. They do a clean job, are well organized and extremely attentive to the customers needs. They work diligently to ensure they complete on schedule. They came in early and stayed late just to ensure things are done right and to the customers satisfaction. I will be using them again to do other jobs for me around the house. I highly highly recommend Paul Enterprise! You will not regret choosing them to do any of your home renovations!! Thank you gentleman for making my backyard usable again!! Best regards !! Linda

Paul did an amazing job refurbishing our deck! It looks so great that we asked him about doing more work for us!

Paul and his crew were reliable, competent and professional. The work was completed ahead of schedule and met all expectations.

Paid contractor half the money for a job that he wasn?t qualified for- I wish I had read the previous review because now I have to pay again to fix what he did wrong and do what he did not do. When he came for his other half and we showed all faulty work he kept saying that?s minor that?s minor ! He also tried to get me another person to do my back wall and charge me 4500 and I found someone else on home advisor who did it for 1700 and it?s flawless. This contractor also told me that the work that was done by this guy was HORRIBLE!!

Great

They came on time, gave a fair price and did very good work. I would recommend them to anybody who could use them.

Paul was easy to get a hold of and communicated efficiently. He was able to come right away and was on time and resolved the issue in a timely manner.

Titus Paul, was on time, professional in every way.

Workers were reliable, competent, and cooperative!

I became acquainted with Tutus Paul in Feb after an initial call in December, and multiple text messages from him asking if I still needed work done. As electrical work was ongoing , other work couldn't start right away. Contractor misrepresented his qualifications/ability to do the work. He stated that he would be doing "all" work himself and would bring in a small amount of help when needed. Contractor is dishonest, unprofessional, unqualified and not equipped to do contracting work not even as a handyman. He doesn't have relied upon the tools brought by his helper. Contractor does not have a vehicle to transport tools needed for the job. His tools consisted of a small tool bag with a few hand tools. Contractor showed up a couple of days during week 1 for approximately 2 hrs. each time. During week 2, he mostly arrived in the afternoon, early one morning and a no-show for days. When Contractor's helper accompanied him, Contractor became the helper--light sweeping & putting garbage in bags. Helper had to repeatedly stop what he was doing to advise Contractor on the few minor tasks which he attempted. On the last day that he was at my home, 3/19, he arrived at 1:45p, was gone most of the day and when he returned had even given my address to a friend who to came by to hang out. Contractor advised that for $5,800 he would: (i) patch & skim coat holes (left by electrician) with smooth finishing (basement ceiling (11 holes), 1st fl. walls (3 holes), stairwell between 1st & 2nd floors (1 large & 2 small holes), 2nd fl. hallway (3 holes), master bedroom (3 holes), middle bedroom (3 holes), 2nd fl. bathroom (1 hole) & skim coat/paint all holes)--ALL sheetrock/paint to be provided by me; (ii) set back door jamb leading to basement to clear chimney and flip light switches to stairwell wall; (iii) lower molding above sliding door in basement bedroom by approx. 1.5" to cover the track; (iv) replace small stairs between 1st fl. & basement (material provided by me); (v) cut/install/paint access panel door for existing opening at electrical panel replaced by HA electrician (no sheetrock work needed); (vi) increase height between step and ceiling at lower part of basement stairwell (24"x 27" area), re-support joist & sheetrock, prime/paint entire stairwell area; (vii) basement bathroom: remove molding from closet, box in sm. pipe in closet (approx. 10"), add small piece of sheetrock at top of closet, add edge trim at shower tile; (viii) shift light at basement stairwell ceiling, add sheetrock, install new fixture; (ix) skim coat small area behind refrigerator (24"x40"); (x) set-back saddle between kitchen & dining room; (xi) paint 2nd fl. bedrooms. Work done: door jamb between kitchen & basement set back approx. taping/plastering incomplete, no painting done, light switches flipped from kitchen wall to stairwell wall; electrical light box at basement stairwell shifted approx. 12", light fixture hasn't been installed, approx. 21 sq. ft. of sheetrock installed around ceiling light electrical box; no more than eleven holes patched in basement ceiling (two, approx. 1 sq. ft./each; nine, approx. 4"x8" each; increased ceiling height at steps, below landing, installed support & sheetrock to area; plastering is incomplete/no painting has been done, doorbell wire pulled along exterior wall; sheetrock added to landing wall, basement bathroom: removed molding around closet, boxed in 10" pipe, added sheetrock (8"x21") at top, added chrome edge trim at shower edge after slight cutting of tile for straight edge; saddle between kitchen and dining room set back & adhesive/grout applied to two loose tiles. *All holes patched by Contractor are visibly obvious!