Keyner Construction

It went great! Hans and his team made sure the entire process was fantastic. Really could not have asked for much more.

It didn't go. They sent a bid that was incomplete, and out of line. Totally unprofessional.

We did not hire the contractor.

All projects went very well. Excellent communications from contractor. projects completed on time.

It went very well. The concrete work was handled very promptly. The skylight took several weeks because of the backlog after a hail storm. But Keyner persisted and took care of it. I would use them again.

no communication with me at all after they came to the house no answers to phone calls or emails

Hans Keyner and I met at my home so that he could put a bid in on the job of replacing my living area carpet with hardwood. Mr Keyner was a delight to talk to. He took the time to explain how his business works and what my options were as far as materials to complete the job. He explained what services would be covered in his bid. This experience was a huge and wonderful change from all the local no-shows, no-follow-ups, and just plain unprofessional contractors I've had experiences with here in Amarillo. My family has had several projects come up in the meantime which meant we've had to delay the flooring project for now. I would definitely advise everyone to at least speak with Keyner Construction before you start any remodeling!

They are our go-to guys for work. We have used them for a number of projects and he does great work. He stays in touch. We always get a signed contract that details the work to be done. He had great integrity and is someone you want to work with.

Estimated cost was in the neighborhood of what I thought it would be but was too much for us right now. However, Keyner was very professional and made suggestions that were very good. We do plan to follow though with them on this project in the future. As a result of our experience with the company I recommended them to a friend who needed some interior handicap modifications and she told me they did an excellent job.

There was lots of salesmanship and promises of excellence, followed by dead air. A couple of weeks after the initial meeting I asked about my bid, and was twice assured it was forthcoming. Finally, after I made a third request for it, it was sent the next working day. I suspected by this time that they had no interest in my project. When I finally saw the bid SIX WEEKS after our meeting, my suspicions were confirmed. I expected the costs to be a bit above the median, but their pricing was ridiculous, especially as the bid failed to include at least 1/3 of the project details we'd covered, details that are central to the remodel. Lots of notes and photos were used to formulate the bid, so it puzzled me that so much was lost in translation. I've been a licensed contractor, so know a bit about listening to clients and what's required in bidding. How so much was lost in the process indicated to me a few things: 1. The person doing the site visit and collecting data is not experienced in the actual processes involved in remodeling. Perhaps a craftsman would able to ask better questions and track the conversation to ensure details needed to make a thorough bid are clear. 2. The bid was overly parted out, which means lots of different vendors would have to get their cut. Managing too many disparate teams is a recipe for disaster, and for cost overruns. 3. I received a classic "screw you" bid because they didn't want to bother with my projects. I'd never use them for a project, and will warn others about them. My experience with them was very unsatisfactory.

He is very good. He did a great job. I like his politeness and his getting the job done not tomorrow but today. He stays on top of his work and he is very, very nice. All of his workers were very nice too and they know what to do and how to do it.

I called and made arrangements for an estimate. The gentleman came out. He was friendly and professional. He looked at the job and informed he would get back to me with an estimate. The estimate did take a little while. The estimate was $3000.00. He emailed the estimate. I like that. I emailed him back that I had not anticipated it being that costly and would not be able to have the work done at that time.

My old heating/air system was originally in the hallway. I wanted it replaced with a more efficient one and I wanted it moved to the attic. Mr. Keyner and I talked through what I wanted and he brought me a proposal when he said he would. He made sure that I was given alternative choices of what was available in HVAC systems within the proposal and we discussed the pros and cons of each. The work was begun in a timely fashion and finished very quickly so I would have limited interruption in my heating during a cold spell. He coordinated the timing of pulling of the old unit out, with the plumbing and electrical prep work, building a new attic stair access and constructing a platform for the new unit in the attic. it was amazing how well and smoothly each step went. Mr. Keyner also made sure that the vendor putting in the new system and the ductwork were careful to not tear my radiant barrier insulation throughout the attic. The new vents that had to be cut into the ceiling in my hallway were done neatly and framed and painted nicely. Mr. Keyner contacted me after the job was done to make sure I was happy with the way the new system was working. I appreciate the personal concern aspect that Keyner Construction employs with clients.

We contacted Mr.Keyner after seeing reviews on Angie's List. We contracted with him to have several projects done: chimney repair; refinish wood parquet floors; replace a large, cast-in-cement fence post; raze a dog run, leaving the cement slab ready to install another building. At the time we were new to Amarillo, trying to get an older house ready to move into, and in the process of moving from another state so we could not be on site often. It took some time to schedule time with Mr. Keyner but it was worth the wait. He had the jobs above done with a reasonable time and all with excellent results. We had earlier contacted craftsmen but were frustrated by "no shows" for appointments. Before meeting Mr. Keyner, we found it very difficult to locate qualified people who would even talk to us. We could do little cost comparison but consider the quality work done well worth what we paid.

We asked to have a estimate ready in five days. This was on a thursday. He told me that Mr. Keyner would be out Saturday to take pics of the bathroom and that they would have and estimate ready by Tuesday. Mr. Keyner never showed or called and that has been about 30 days ago. I had three others from the list show, two of which decided the project was beyond their ability. The only guy that showed up with a bid was R.G. Construction. He has been Extremely courteous and knowledgeable and prompt.

Job was drawn out over 2-3 month period because we enlarged the scope and with no inconvenience.

Keyner Construction updated my guest bedroom in my home. The work completed by Hans, Owner of Keyner Construction; Robert, Design Coordinator for Keyner Construction and their painters, carpenters, cabinet makers and wallpaper hanger who worked on the project, made the room turn out just right. The workers kept my home clean and Hans was always available if I had any questions. Robert took the time to help me make good decisions, find paint colors, wallpaper and fabrics needed for the project. Robert worked closely with the cabinet vendor to create the right custom adjustable book cases and shelving system that went around the bedroom. I have been using Keyner Construction for years, I would recommend them to anyone needing work done to their home and I will continue to hire them for any future project that I have.

Based on high marks granted for work performed on angie's list and an "A" overall rating, I approached Keyner Construction to take a look at my moderately extensive but straight forward remodel of my recently acquired home in Amarillo. The owner, returned my initial phone call within a day, and we arranged for a site visit two days later. Owner came to my house exactly when we had arranged, and we went over the project scope, discussed some optional ideas, and most importantly the project's constraints in moderate detail. It seemed apparent to me during his visit that Keyner Construction is a well organized and professional general contractor/ home builder clearly capable of taking on my project. The owner talked of their capabilities, his understanding of my budget and schedule constraints, and on several occasions his ability to get specific scope items done either cheaper or right in-line with other quotes I already had. This gave me a feeling that Keyner would be competitive with the other HOME BUILDER general contractor quotes I had, and could definitely be cheaper for specific scope items for which I had specific trade quotes (floors, painting). He left saying I should see a "real proposal" within a week. I received the one page very ambiguous quote within 2 1/2 weeks. Since this was over Thanksgiving, I am understanding of the additional time taken to produce a proposal. However, once I open it, it was obvious there was either a complete mis-alignment on scope or Keyner Construction was clearly not interested in being competitive. Details of their proposal were: 1) Paint and texture interior: $38,000 (other quotes range from $8000-$9000) 2) Kitchen remodel $42,000 (other quotes range from $12000-$16000) 3) Bathroom remodel $36,000 (other quotes range from $5000-$8000 without furnace relocation) Total cost $116,000 No mention of landscaping or outdoor work. To put in prospective, this was 3X higher than the next highest General Contractor bid. No breakdown or real scope details were provided, so I was unable to determine where things went so far astray. After some thought, I decided to email the owner directly to ask if he had even reviewed the quote or could provide more detail. 4 Days have past, and no response of any kind. Because they were responsive, punctual, and professional before and during site visit, I won't give straight Fs on my ratings. I just want folks to better understand what they may run into if you ask them for something other than minor repairs. Upon further review, 80% of their positive ratings on angie's list are for jobs that were for $4000 or less.

While having other things done that involved working in the attic, I decided that I wanted a security light installed over my garage door. The electrician that Mr. Keyner got to do the job put in one type of fixture requiring two bulbs. The light was one that would automatically come on at night and go off in the morning. A switch was installed so I could manually control it if desired. At first the light worked well but kept blowing out bulbs. Each time, Mr. Keyner would have someone replace the bulb. When this continued, he had the electrician come check the wiring. All checked out but bulbs still would burn out too quickly. Mr. Keyner told the electrician to change the fixture. This was done, but the bulbs still blew out quickly. So he had the electrician check the wiring again. This went on for several months until it was discovered by Xcel, through a meter check, that there was a problem with the flow of electricity to my house. All this to say, Mr. Keyner kept working to figure out what the problem was. Although we discovered in the end that the cause of the problem was not due to his service, he had been relentless in trying to find the cause and resolve it. Thanks, Mr. Keyner!

Keyner Construction replaced fifteen existing windows on my home with new energy efficient wood windows that had exterior aluminum cladding. Hans Keyner made sure his guys applied new window foam insulation and silicone caulk around each window for energy efficiency and sealed against the elements. I wanted them to install new wood casing, window seals and trim. Keyner Construction applied spackle, caulked and paint to the new wood casing, window seals, trim and the wall the window was on for a complete finished look. The windows updated the exterior of home, I don?t feel drafts anymore and they are simply beautiful. Once again I am very happy with the work they have done for me and I will continue to recommend them to anyone needing work done to their home. I will hire them again.

Keyner Construction did a wonderful job replacing my backyard fence with a new cedar fence and metal post and apply sealer new cedar fence and I am very happy. I would recommend them to anyone needing work done to their home. I will continue hire them again when I have another project.

Keyner Construction did a wonderful job on my kitchen and I am very happy. I would recommend them to anyone needing work done to their home. I will hire them again when have another project.

I ask for an estimate and the owner cane out and took measurements. He seamed to know what would be needed to do the job, But I never got an estimate. I called after 10 days and was told on would be ready soon. Still no estimate so I moved to another company.

I would not use this company nor could I recommend it.

I was referred to Keyner Construction by a good friend. They responded, came quickly, and assessed what I needed. Hans met me at the counter top subcontractor's, where I picked out what I wanted. After the counter top was built, the demo crew tore out the old counter top. The following day, the new counter top was installed.There was minimal disruption in our home. The measurements and installation were perfect!I could not have asked for a better experience than we had with Keyner Construction.