Bradley Construction LLC

Wonderful experience. The quote was fair and prompt with work beginning immediately after the bid was accepted. The bathroom update was a small part of a much larger and complex remodel. The crew was extremely professional with not one but two master carpenters! The crew was on time every morning, acted professionally, and cleaned up the site every evening before going home. I highly recommend Bradley Construction, LLC and plan to use them again in the Fall to completely gut and remodel our kitchen.

The process went very well. Terry was very professional and always on call if we had any questions. They came and worked long hours to be sure the project was completed on time. They even came and worked on weekends for us. I enjoyed working with Bradley Construction. They made an overwhelming experience seem so easy for us. Terry and the guys heandled all of our wants and needs, treating us very well. The quality of the finished product was perfect, If we ever had additional work done to the house,they would be the first we call.

My only downside is that I was promised pictures from them and they never delivered. (I wanted pics during the process and the repairs performed high up from woodpecker, bat and other creatures damage.)

I choose Bradley Construction after reading reviews online many different roofers.I also visited their web site to verify how long the company was in business and found out other credentials such as the owner being a graduate of the Citadel.. I was not disappointed in the response that I received from the Project Mgr, Mark P. He explained exactly what his company could provide and how the process working with our homeowner's insurance would proceed. Mark took control of the process talking with the insurance adjuster and meeting with him to access the damages on the roof. Once approved, Mark gave us recommendations for the type of roof we needed. Within 3 days the workmen were at my home and by end of day the roof was completed with no trace of discarded materials left behind. We did have some follow-up work along with a chimney cap that was done by another person. Everyone was very professional and efficient. Mark was exceptional working with working between the insurance company and us to expedite the entire process. We were also please that Bradley Construction offered a $250 coupon on Angie's list. I would not hesitate to recommend Bradley Construction to anyone looking for a reputable company to hire.

FIRST CREW WAS ON TIME AND GREAT. THEY COVERED EVERYTHING IN THE MBR SO LIMITED CONCRETE DUST AS THEY REMOVED THE TUB AND SHOWER. I WAS SURPRISED THEY ALSO REMOVED THE COVERINGS THEY "INSTALLED" IN THE MBR BUT ASSUMED THIS WAS A DAILY THING AND THAT WAS GOODNESS. WE HAD PICKED THE TILE AND WAS TOLD THERE WOULD BE NO FURTHER CHARGES. WE WERE ADVISED BY THE DECORATOR (PROVIDED BY BRADLEY) THAT WE SHOULD TILE TO THE CEILING. WE WERE THEN PRESENTED WITH AN ADDITIONAL BILL FOR $600 FOR ADDITIONAL TILE WORK (JUST THE AMOUNT OF OUR ANGIE'S LIST DISCOUNT) WE WERE NOT HAPPY WITH THIS AT ALL AND TOLD THEM SO... BUT WE HAD NO CHOICE AT THAT POINT SINCE THE BATHROOM WAS RIPPED UP. THE SECOND CREW ARRIVED ON DAY #3 AND THE PROJECT STARTED DETERIORATING RAPIDLY. I STARTED TO KEEP A DAILY LOG OF HAPPENINGS. THEY SAID THIS WOULD BE A TWO-WEEK JOB, POSSIBLY JUST 10 DAYS. IT TOOK OVER SEVEN WEEKS, WITH OUR SLEEPING UPSTAIRS BECAUSE THE MBR WAS FILTHY WITH DUST (ALONG WITH DUST IN THE HOUSE IN GENERAL) THEY KEPT SAYING THEY WOULD CLEAN, BUT THE POOR PROJECT MANAGEMENT CAUSED CONTINUAL REWORK (ESPECIALLY PLUMBING ERRORS) THERE WERE COMMUNICATION PROBLEMS BETWEEN THE PROJECT MANAGER AND THE ACTUAL TILE LAYER AND THE PLUMBER(S) I STARTED DAILY LOGS OF WHAT WAS HAPPENING BECAUSE THIS JOB WAS A REAL MESS. TWO DAYS OF PLACING AND MUDDING IN WALLS WAS LOST WHEN IT WAS REALIZED THAT THE ON/OFF FOR THE SHOWER WAS ON THE WRONG WALL. I CONTINUALLY ASKED FOR A SCHEMATIC OF THE SHOWER WALL AND AT ONE POINT WAS TOLD THAT "EVERYTHING WILL BE FINE, IT'S UP HERE" AS THE WORKER POINTED TO HIS HEAD. THE PROJECT MANAGER WAS TO DELIVER PARTS... THEY WERE CONTINUALLY MISSING. WHEN THE TILING WAS COMPLETED, IT WAS CLEAR THAT THERE WAS A MAJOR DESIGN FLAW. THE FLOW OF WATER WAS NOT CONTAINED AND WOULD FLOW RIGHT ONTO THE BATHROOM FLOOR. TWO OWNERS CAME OVER TO REVIEW. ONE CAME UP WITH A SOLUTION AND THE OTHER SAID, "THIS WILL COST YOU". I SAID THERE WAS NO WAY THIS SHOULD COST ANYTHING MORE... IT WAS THEIR ERROR. THE NET OF THIS IS THAT WE DO NOT HAVE WHAT WE ORIGINALLY WANTED WHICH WAS A WHEELCHAIR-ACCESSIBLE SHOWER. THERE IS A CURB TO BE NEGOTIATED IN ORDER TO GET INTO THE SHOWER. I ALSO ASKED FOR A LISTING OF PARTS, SINCE $2300 OF THE $12,000 WAS AN "ALLOWANCE" FOR PARTS. WE ORDERED ALL CHROME TO KEEP PARTS DOWN, AND SPOKE TO THE TILE VENDOR ABOUT PRICING IN ORDER TO COME IN LESS THAN THE $2300 ALLOWANCE. WE NEVER RECEIVED THE LIST UNTIL FINAL PAYMENT WAS DEMANDED. AT THAT POINT THEIR TOTAL WAS ACTUALLY OVER THE $12000 AND WE JUST PAID THE ORIGINAL AMOUNT (PLUS $600) TO GET THEM OUT OF THE HOUSE ONCE AND FOR ALL. TWO WEEKS INTO THIS JOB AND WE ADVISED THEM THAT WE HAD HIRED A CLEANING CREW TO GET THE DUST OUT OF THE HOUSE. THEY SAID NOTHING. WE ALSO HAD OUR CARPETS CLEANED AFTER THEY WERE DONE BECAUSE, ALTHOUGH THERE WAS SOME EFFORT MADE IN COVERING OUR CARPETING IN THE MBR, THERE WERE SEVERAL DAYS WHEN THEY JUST WALKED OVER IT WITH THEIR BOOTS, MAKING NO EFFORT TO PROTECT ANYTHING. THE FINAL "POKE IN THE EYE" WAS ON THE LAST DAY OF THE PROJECT. THE PROJECT MANAGER SAID THE WORKER WOULD BE THERE TO FINISH THE TILING AND WATERPROOFING AT 8AM. WE MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO BE HOME, AS WE HAD DURING THIS WHOLE ONGOING PROJECT. WE CALLED AT 9 AND WERE TOLD HE WAS ON HIS WAY. WE CALLED AT 10:30 AND GOT THE SAME MESSAGE. HE ARRIVED AFTER NOONTIME SAYING HE WAS ON ANOTHER JOB THAT MORNING. THE PROJECT MANAGER ONCE AGAIN LIED (I HATE THAT WORD BUT CAN'T THINK OF ANOTHER) TO US ABOUT THE SCHEDULE AND THE PLAN... THIS WAS AN ONGOING MAJOR STRESS FOR US DURING THIS ENTIRE PROJECT. NET: WE THOUGHT THAT GOING WITH AN ANGIE'S LIST RECOMMENDED COMPANY WAS BETTER THAN GOING WITH A CONTRACTOR WHO WOULD NEED TO CONTRACT OUT EACH SKILL. THEIR PRICE WAS HIGHER THAN WE WANTED, BUT THEIR SALES PITCH WAS EXCELLENT. WE PAID FAR TOO MUCH AND DIDN'T GET WHAT WE WANTED IN THE FIRST PLACE. THE TWO WEEK PROJECT STARTED JANUARY 2 AND THE FINAL TOUCH WAS A SEALANT BY THE COMPANY THAT INSTALLED THE GLASS PANEL, ON FEBRUARY 21.

We had three proposals for repair of drywall joints and interior painting of several rooms, foyer, and hall. The painters arrived when planned and did an excellent job of fixing any cracks, painting the trim, and walls. The job took a couple of days more than originally expected, but that was because the painters were very careful in their work, covered our furnishings to prevent dust/paint, and cleaned up at the end of every day. We are pleased with the final result.

Garage doors were on back order and we had to wait on those, so they then went ahead and went to work on fixing the bowed out wall, and building the wall inside of the garage. Then they insulated one side and put up paneling. This was a garage so we didn't want to go over board so we went with paneling which was cheaper but it warped really bad. Issac, then added boards to keep the paneling from really warping. The garage doors finally arrived and they were able to finish the job.

Inspected the shingles and what was visible of the roof, quoted for the work with an allowance for any roof decking that might require replacement but which was not visible from the inspection, then came as arranged and performed the quoted work. When I inspected the work at the end of the day I was disappointed to see that some of the sections of decking that were plainly rotten had not been replaced. (The decking planks on the car port are visible to anybody standing below.) I pointed this out to the representative and he agreed that they should have been replaced, and he made an arrangement to send a team out a couple of days later to replace these and replace the shingles above them for a second time. So the work was ultimately done satisfactorily, but because this was such an obvious oversight, I somewhat lost confidence in the degree of care and attention that had been taken. I am left with a suspicion that if there were other planks that were also unsound, (but which are not obvious to the eye) these would not have been detected and would not have been replaced as agreed.

We had no problems or issues with this company. They did what they said they would do for us and the work was completed in a timely fashion. We would call them for any future needs such as hardwood floors in our bedrooms and an enclosed porch. Bradley Construction Company is very reputable and fair.

After Bradley was finished the house looks better than brand new. Their guys did a better job, and used better materials and paint than the original builder. The crews worked hard and long. They were very professional at all times. If I wanted something done a certain way, or questioned anything they were doing, their crewmen always answered, "yes, sir we can do that". When they left for the day, they always showed me where they stopped and assured me they were returning to finish the task. They wanted to make sure that I ddn't think they were finished and the work was sub-par. I knew going in, and they readily admit, that they were not the cheapest renovation contractor I could hire. IMHO they are worth every penny I paid them. When they were finished, I felt like I got a bargain. I highly recommend Bradley Construction LLC. They first replaced my roof (previous review) and now fixed my home. They promised me that if I have any trouble down the line that they wouldn't shy away from any problem, and I trust them to keep their word. That's also a main reason I hired a good reputable local contractor. I want them to be around in 10-15 years if and when I might need them again.

The quote seemed awfully high. They were excellent on answering phone calls and e-mails and they were prompt and on time. We just simply could not afford them.

Terry Bradley, and Mark Crosby both came by our house to look at the remodel project, and while they were here, mentioned that our roof may need some attention. My husband got his ladder and within minutes, we knew that yes, we did have hail damage for sure. After that, once we contacted the insurance company, Bradley Construction came out, and we picked out what shingles we wanted, and they were extremely easy to work with, very punctual, and very professional in every way. They did the roof, and put new gutters up all in one day!!! WOW!! I was shocked when I came home from work, and they were still working.They cleaned up their mess before leaving, even though it was getting dark outside. Then Mark came back on Saturday to double check that everything was done correctly, and that we were satisfied, and we are very satisfied with all the work that they did. The $250 coupon from Angie's list was also very nice!!

Bradley Construction did everything I wanted them to.

Kim Bradley came out to my house and spent a lot of time talking with me and my wife about the redesign of cabinets in our kitchen. He took lots of measurements, made rough drawings. At the end he said he was going to get back with us within a week. In the second week, I had to do the follow-up phone call. Kim told me that he had been busy for a while, but that he should be back in touch with me the next week. After a few weeks, I still haven't heard back from anyone at Bradley Construction... And frankly, I don't need to hear back from them! I won't be using such an unresponsive company for my home project. I just wished they had let me know earlier that they were not interested in working on my home. Thank you for your time, though. To be fair, I should state that I have no idea of the quality of their finished product nor what the pricing would have been like. I don't even have any idea about the finished estimate quality either. On positive notes, I can tell you that Bradley Construction's representative showed up on-time, was courteous and was friendly.

Several different staff responded. Last one was good.

Danny Pope contacted me the day after I called sometime in September and gave me an estimate before he left. The work began on October 8 and was mostly done by a single worker, Chip. Chip had to confront several issues and did a good job solving them. For example, the new vanity was not as wide as the previous one, and the base of the old vanity was embedded in the floor. There was a short holdup because Chip tried to use a saw instead of a sledge hammer to demolish the tub. There was a longer delay during the final week because the replacement tiles had not arrived. All in all the delays were no hardship and the excellent matching of the new to the old tiles more than mad up for it.

Bradley's sales pitch is that they do first quality work. Because of their claim of very high quality work and their ability to do the job sooner than other roofers, I chose Bradley to reroof my house. I'm the original homeowner. The house is 30 years old. I had 5 bids for this job. I asked for 30 year architectural shingles. Bradley made a very good bid, mainly because of a very low estimate for the gutters, otherwise I probably would have gone with a competitor roofing company. The original roof was 18 years old and leaking at the ridge vent, which is why I wanted it to be replaced. There was no insurance money involved. A 4 man roofing crew showed up on time and worked fast and hard from about 9 AM until 5:30 PM. They were gone about 2 1/2 hours at lunch. The work crew was not supervised. They removed the old 3 tab shingled roof in the morning and had it completely stripped and felt covered by noon. There were 3 small areas of rotted boards that could have been quickly fixed in less than an hour; they fixed 1 spot (apprx 18" wide x 8 feet) at the front of the house, and let the other 2 areas go (one along the ridge vent, one at the front opposite end of the house). During the afternoon they installed almost the whole roof. Because of shortage of just a few shingles, they came back to finish 2 days later. Upon inspection after the first day, I found exposed nail heads in certain spots on the front of the house, about 5 due to low nailing, probably due to being too fast with the nail gun (there were no such exposed nails on the back of the house). They used nails for fastening the low side of each plumbing vent boot, both exposed, which may or may not be ok, I don't know. There are 3 exposed nails around the chimney, again this is how they chose to do the finish work, probably not ok. After day 1, before the job was finished, and while corrective action could have been more easily taken, I got on the roof with Mark and pointed out the exposed nail heads and voiced concern about re-roofing over rotted boards at the ridge vent. He saw these concerns as complaints and did not offer solutions. The roofers next day came back to finish up the job and made no specific corrections to address my concerns, other than to put black mastic over each one of the exposed nail heads. I've been left wondering how often I will need to check these nails and reapply mastic. Long term, I lack confidence this roof will last before it leaks again. I really don't expect the nails will hold long term along the ridge vent at the location of the rotted board. The gutter installer was excellent. His work was first rate and fast. He was also unsupervised. He was able to accomodate our color request. I'm very pleased with the gutters. Site cleanup was very good. I've wrestled whether to call the company (as they ask) for a review of these concerns, but I decided to let it all go and post this review. What I feel is that professionalism means doing the job right while the work is in progress. I don't think I want people coming back to tear up sections of my new roof. Bottom line is that I'm not completely satisfied because the technical quality of the roofing work didn't seem to match the sales pitch. On the other hand, I have a very nice looking roof from the road. Time will tell if it lasts or if it eventually leaks prematurely.

Told me they would come first thing. I waited all day. A week later they call and are outside my house. I wasn't home (wasn't expecting them) but my neighbor let them in. They repaired the roof. About a week later, it still leaks. They will be here on Wednesday to repair it. Again I waited all day. A few days later they show up again - and repair the roof again, with no charge. Still another leak - about a yard from the first one. They will come on Friday morning first thing. Never showed. He called me the next week and was ready to come. I didn't want to wait another full day with no one coming so I canceled. They do good work - if you can just get them to keep their word about coming when they say.

The work was not bad when it finally got completed. The gutters were a nice match for the house. It took about two months to get the work completed. They made excuse after excuse after excuse. It was a minor amount of work and it wasn't a major job. It should have taken about two weeks and it took two months. We kept conveying this to the owner. They were professional when they first came out but it didn't go well. We could have probably gotten it cheaper but we were willing to pay more because we thought we would get what we paid for. The only major problem was their punctuality. They were very professional. We are doing an addition in the future and would have liked to have used them but they totally wiped that out. We were not pleased and we told them.

They were very professional in quoting and follow up. My only complaint was I asked for the crew to be done working for the day by 6:00 PM and it was around 7:00 before they left. Quality of work was great. Follow up was awesome. Sales rep walked around our home and cleaned up items the crew missed. I would definitely use again.

I am thinking about using them because I saw their award on Angie's List. Their price is about what I figured it was going to cost.

We wanted to get our gutters replaced and called a few places we found on Angie's List. We have a walkout basement so the back of our house is 3 stories high and not everyone can go up that high. When we called Bradley Construction they had a very professional presentation and a very good price. We were so impressed with job they did we ask them about replacing some damaged siding and adding a 50' drain to tie into to our existing french drain around the house along with our AC drain line. We have been so pleased with everything they did we would not hesitate to call them again for any remodeling or repairs that might come up in the future.

Chip was the lead on the job and though the temperature reached 105 degrees on more than a few days, he (and the limited help he had) was on site promptly and worked the entire day. Though there were a few hiccups, which caused the job to take longer than expected, Chips' skill and professionalism turned the project into a work of art. "I, of course, have taken all the credit for all of the ooo's and aw's from the neighbors". In spite of cost and time overruns Bradley Construction stood behind their quote and finished the job without any hidden costs.I want to thank Mr.Bradley (Owner), Vaughn Mitchell (Sales) and especially Chip for providing me with a deck I will enjoy for many years.

We were able to choose the washer and dryer and paint. I like that they call us ahead of time and let me know when they are going to be returning. They clean up when they leave. They are prompt and the person overseeing the project does stop by to check on the work. I am very pleased and we are new to the area and did not know anything about them. I would rate them overall an A. They are polite and make sure the don't mess up the house and if they've moved anything they will move it back. I was very impressed with the price, especially with the amount of work done. They have been responsive from the first time we called them. They really listen to what you are saying.

I have a $500 deductible; I paid $125 myself.