Leitner Construction

Description of Work: Tim Leitner delivered a 3-D estimate for our kitchen remodel. It was easy to visualize , but he did not incorporate in the bid , all the changes I wanted, and the price was already on the high end. He was likable, showed up at the correct time and followed up.

Description of Work: They completely remodeled my bathroom.

Description of Work: Leitner Construction turned our very large crawl space into a livable basement. They had to level out the dirt, pour concrete, install electrical and plumbing work (we added a full bathroom), frame, build stairs up to the main level on the inside, install custom cabinetry, carpet and tile, paint, etc. The basement turned out beautifully. Our one frustration with them was how slowly the work proceeded. They originally gave us a completion date of Nov. 10th. This was changed to "by Thanksgiving" and the work was mostly completed right before Christmas! We decided to focus on the good and the finished product really is nice. Keith Krdna was the project manager. He is a really nice guy and towards the end really put forth extra effort. We wish that extra effort to coordinate the sub contractors had been there from the beginning, but at least he finished strong! And he went the extra mile to make sure all the touch-up work was to our satisfaction. All in all, we were very pleased with their work.

Description of Work: We had two projects: raising a sunken livingroom floor and removing the 1980's dropped ceiling/florescent tube lighting in the kitchen.

Description of Work: They gave me a bid on finishing a master suite, a new bathroom, and a stairs attic that had already been remodeled. The job would involve adding a dormer and a bathroom.

Description of Work: Our first contact was with the senior designer Paul Bisby. After getting our information, Paul was very punctual in coming to our home and looking at the project. He took measurements and spent a lot of time talking to us and getting to know what we wanted. We ended up going with this company because of the individual attention. Other companies did the same basic design with the space, but we felt that Paul spent more time getting to know us and this showed in the project. We had an old daylight basement kitchen that was turned into a bar. They also added a bathroom shower to an adjacent 1/2 bathroom we had. It was a teardown to the studs and then complete rebuild. We relied on Paul and Tim to choose the subcontractors for plumbing, framing, electrical, drywall, cabinetry and tile. They gave us a detailed project calendar as well as called daily with updates as well as answering questions. When there were situations that arose, Paul was quick to call back and take care of things. We were very impressed with the professionalism and also honesty of this company. The whole project took about 5 weeks in total and was worth it.

Description of Work: So much work was done that it is hard to figure where to start. In essence, they took our 700 square foot bungalow and made it into a 1900 square foot home. This was accomplished by taking our existing house down to the studs. All existing siding, lathe and plaster, electrical and plumbing was removed. New foundation was poured in front and back of the house creating a larger kitchen and full patio in the front. Existing foundation was reinforced with bolts and beams. An entire new second floor was added, creating three new bedrooms and a second bathroom. On the main floor, a wall was taken down creating a massive living/dining room. The kitchen was designed by Paul himself and features pullout drawers in the pantry and cabinetry. A display cabinet for the china ware was created by Paul and draws compliments with each new visitor to our home. The kitchen cabinets were done in cherry and match existing floors in color on the main level.