EVERGREEN CONTRACTORS INC.

We supplied all the material and the cost was labor only. The work was subcontracted out to different people in two parts. End product was good.

They did a really good job and worked really hard to get the work done according to my schedule. Very professional.

I hired Evergreen Contractors in 2008 to replace the vinyl siding and asphalt roof on my residential home. They did a very good job and all looked and worked well. This past year my skylight developed leaks. I filed a claim with my insurance company for repairs. When my insurance company inspected the roof, they told me that the flat portion of my roof had been done incorrectly, and that a "rubber roof" should have been installed. I notified Evergreen Contractors of what the insurance company said, and Evergreen agreed to install a rubber roof on my house at minimal cost (materials only, no cost for labor) even though the 5 year workmanship warranty period had passed. By law Evergreen Contractors did not have to replace my roof, but did so anyway. I was impressed by their honesty and integrity. When the workers arrived, they were polite and courteous. They worked with me on scheduling and did a great job of installing the new roof. They cleaned up after themselves very well and removed all of the old asphalt shingles, nails, and debris. I am very impressed with Evergreen Contractors, and would highly recommend them for honesty, fairness in price, and quality of workmanship.

The technician was better than punctual. Evergreen was the company that first installed the aluminum capping on the exterior wood surfaces of my home, so I knew they knew what they were doing.

They were prompt, professional and did a great job on our house. They even worked after it snowed.. just pushed snow off room and kept on going. I haven't a single complaint and there were the best deal after calling in 12 contractors!

He called once to delay appointment. I called him back and he could not remember me. I finally got an appointment made and when he showed up two hours later I called him to cancel and he was at my door. Instead of telling him what I want done, he started telling me what he was going to do. When I made suggestions on what I wanted done he said there would be an extra process in what I wanted. In the end I never received the estimate or a call back from him. I ended up not using him.

It was poor and unsatisfactory work. They did deceptive contracting and management practices were deceptive. The sub-contractors did not follow the contract. There were errors in the design by the architect. They abandoned the project after receiving a lot of money. They need to higher professionals who know what they are doing. It was very difficult.

They haven't done really great. I didn't like that they kept saying that they were rotten plywood under but then they didn't make me see it. So, I didn't know if they really rotten or not. They were gouging me. When I asked about it, they were already gone. I didn't like them. I would not use this provider again in the future.

Chris was my estimator. He was on time, took his time measuring, and gave me the estimate on the spot. At the time he gave me the estimate for the roof and gable vents, I didn't have the money for the entire job. I asked him if he would just install the gable vents and he said he would for $450. At the time I didn't know if I would ever be able to afford the roof and I told Chris that, but he sent a guy out anyway for this very small job and did right by me. I was impressed with his professionalism and kindness. I had used Evergreen over ten years ago to put vinyl covering over the upper stories of the house so we would not have to paint. It held up very well, and I was comfortable having Evergreen come back out to tackle the big job of putting a new roof on the house. The crew showed up on time and began to tear the roof off. I have a big fish pond and was very worried about debris getting into the pond. The crew covered the pond and also laid big tarps everywhere to catch the old roofing materials as they removed them. The work proceeded quickly, and the crew kept the site as clean as they could. They loaded their truck with the debris and hauled it off periodically through the first day. Now, I'm a Realtor, so I've seen a lot of roofing jobs out there. I've seen roofing jobs where there was a real mess left behind, including nails, trash and sharp objects, but NOT THESE GUYS. They had this really cool thing -- a big long magnet on wheels that they pushed all around the job site to get all the sharp nails and debris up. I have found a couple of nails since the job was finished, but not anywhere near what I've seen on other sites with other contractors…. AND, the pond stayed safe! They kept the fish pond covered until the very end so I was assured that there would be no nails or debris falling into the pond. I was so thankful for their care. One more thing: I was super-concerned about the plywood under the old shingles. My old roof was 25 years old and I was very worried that I would have to have a large amount of plywood replaced. The crew did a detailed inspection of the plywood, and I didn't have a single damp spot on the plywood. A company with less scruples could have taken advantage of me, but these guys were honest and I was so grateful that I didn't have to bear the burden of additional money being shelled out for plywood. The roof was put on the next day by a different crew (same crew boss though -- a very nice gentleman who supervised the entire job from start to finish). The guys worked all day and got almost the entire job done, but had to come back for a couple of hours the next day to finish the top of my bay window. They replaced the roof on the main house, the roof over our screened porch, the roof over the potting shed, and the roof over the bay window. The roofers worked efficiently and got the new roof done, while the crew boss kept things moving on the ground. The workers themselves were very nice, professional, and respectful. One caveat: when there is a roof being torn off and a new roof going on -- there is a TON of banging and noise. Of course it goes with the territory, but I wish I had planned to work outside of the home for more hours during the two full days of the job. That's my fault for not thinking ahead. Hopefully you can learn from my mistake. :) Overall, I have been thoroughly pleased with Evergreen Conractors. I will use them again when I move to my next house. Thank you EVERGREEN!!!

The company is absolutely unprofessional. They use unlicensed sub-contractors to save costs who are not knowledgable. The project manager is very unprofessional and unresponsive. In the end, we found that the sub-contractor was potentially stealing from us and to minimize impacts to our house in terms of damages caused, we threatened to sue and settled with witholding portion of the money so we could hire another contractor. There are still ongoing structural issues that we are continuing to deal with even a year after the work was done.

The work was done well and the price was good.

The project is still in progress. This was a big project, build a new bedroom over the garage, move and expand two bathrooms, move laundry room upstairs, finish garage. Signed the contract in early June 13. Construction began mid July. i have pulled my previous comments for revision, pending completion of the project.

I hired Evergreen to complete a dual remodel project for my full size upper level bathrooms in my single family home. From Start to Finish, the quality of work and service I received was outstanding. I am extremely satisfied with both bathrooms. They look beautiful due in part to the Project Managers incredible Design Vendor Program which allowed me to sit with professional designers inclusive of the contract and choose my material elements with ease. I informed Scott my project manager that the work far exceeded my expectations for overall value and quality. This was a complete remodel with all new material and fixtures and the final result was impeccable. The crew foreman was punctual, diligent and communicated every detail to me to ensure I was involved with the ongoing and finishing details of my new custom bathrooms.

Evergreen Contractors' bathroom renovation program is a great opportunity for homeowners who don't want to hire an interior designer but want to be involved, assisted by design and building professionals, in designing their own home renovation. The project manager arranged extensive two hour meetings with in-house designers at three suppliers for bathroom fixtures, cabinets and counters and tile work. The job cost for labor was separated from the cost of fixtures and materials so that one could determine what fit in to the overall budget. The install team was professional and quick to solve any issues that arose during construction.

Provider did take photos and measurements of both bathrooms and stated that the front bathroom would run around $6,000.00 and take 8 to 10 days to complete. As far as the master bath went he stated that he would need to go back to the office to configure the cost; that it would definitely be more than the front bathroom and would take a little longer to complete because I wanted to convert the tub into a walk-in shower. The provider said that he would e-mail me estimates for both projects. It is now June 10, 2013 and I have yet to receive the estimates. I assume they are not interested in doing the work so I'm now interviewing other companies.

The insurance covered it, I know we had a $2000 deductible but part of it was the carpet so I can't remember how much was included their portions. I think the service was fine. They did a few extra things that I asked them to do that were beyond the repair needs, that there were some things around the corner from the damage that the water had done, you know my boys had put a hole through the wall or whatever that we kind of patched that they went ahead and painted this small additional portion, you know and charging for that. They were thorough and I think they were okay, there is a gap between the sink and the wall and I think that really shouldn't be there that I looked up later. I can't think of anything at that time, they haven't tried to change it so I think they responded to what we told them and changed the sink out and went and bought, they didn't realize they were changing the sink so they have to go buy the thing that we picked out and showed them what to get and everything. They seem to respond well to that.

The work was ok. It wasn't super, but wasn't bad.

The crew that performed the roofing replacement was excellent. I have a pretty big roof and there were 7 or 8 people working on it and completed the roof in less than two days. The only complaint I have is everything that took place prior to having the crew come on-site. Evergreen came in as one of the lowest quotes and I had used them before to install aluminum trim and they did a great job. So I decided to go with Evergreen again. The salesman I dealt with made a number of promises and failed to follow through on just about every one. He was supposed to bring samples of the colors I was interested in the day after I signed the contract and I didn't see any samples for a few weeks. I repeatedly called him back and he kept apologizing and promising to drop off the samples. Then I get a call from him and he tells me he underestimated the cost by $5000 and they cannot do the job and were willing to return my deposit. That was not acceptable to me so I contacted the owner (Chris) and he tells me his guy miscalculated the roofing due to the fact he used a satellite photo to come up with the area but didn't realize I had a high pitched roof. He also offered to refund my money. After much discussion, we agreed to split the difference ($2500). I went home that day and the roofing materials were already at my house. As stated earlier, the crew did an excellent job. However, they ended up having a lot of extra shingles that they didn't use. I counted 22 bundles stacked up in the driveway. Nevertheless, I was charged the additional $2500. I discussed this with Chris afterward and he says they only took back 13 bundles. He says the original estimate was for 4700 sq. ft. They apparently delivered 6500 sq. ft of roofing and took back about 300 - 400 sq. ft. I should note that two other reputable roofers quoted for 4700 sq ft and 5100 sq ft, respectively, and they actually came to my house and measured. I ended up not bothering with pushing this any further as I figured I wasn't going to get anything back at this point. Overall, I would say the quality of the work was excellent, but the management of the whole project was less than professional. I would use them again only because the quality of work is more important to me than anything else and I know they can deliver. Next time I will work directly with Chris (I must say that he specifically told me to call him directly in the future so thats a positive) and make sure that everything is properly quoted and carried out.

My neighbor had her roof done by this company this past summer and I was impressed with their speed and quality of work. When I called them to have my roof done, I also got good service. They gave the cheapest quote of the several quotes we got and I had seen the work they did for my neighbor so we felt good about going with Evergreen. They showed up this morning at 7am and started work with about 4-5 guys and by the time I returned home around 3:30 they were gone and the roof was done! There was some debris still remaining on my driveway, but they came and got it by 5:30. The roof looks good, including flashing on the chimney. I would recommend this group to others based on their quality of work, speed, and price.

We have not concluded this project yet and I happen to had no conversations with them about any changes to the price and whether they think that we have gone over budget or not. They have not made any mention of that. Although, I kind of expect them to. They have demonstrated that they lack the knowledge to do the work. The people who initially does the egress window dug it to small. They were really surprised that they didn't do it right the first time and I am kind of dismayed about that. The electrical work, I think they should have recognized needed to be done because the reason for the extra panel was that we needed an arc fault breaker for smoke alarms and they should have had somebody recognize that it was not available on the panel that I had. The person that came out to do the estimate didn't possess enough knowledge about this building or building code to know what we needed for this project. The people who did the plumbing left my main sewer stack with a leak and it took weeks after I told them that this piped leaked before somebody fixed it. The egress window well, once they found out that it was inadequate, they didn't send anybody to finish that work. They didn't do anything to fix that until I prompted them. I called them kind of frantically a couple of times the week before the hurricane came through. I have got a brand new window and a big hole in the ground with no cover over it on a part of my yard that I expected to flood and the hurricane came on Monday, they didn't send anybody to finish digging even until two days before that. So, that was too late to get any kind of cover done. It was too late to build the window well and have it covered so that it wouldn't flood. I am not happy with them. I took five different guys up here and working at different times and I don't know what their labor arrangements are but it was just the last guy who started a week ago who seem to know anything about building and I am really happy that they finally found this guy because he finally finished all the interior work and the egress window well is ready for inspection, which my contract did tell me was going to happen last Friday and he didn't schedule it for last Friday. I saw that didn't have an inspection scheduled for today so I scheduled an inspection for tomorrow. Their project management seems to be totally lacking. I think I can confidently say that there was no value added to hiring the company. I could have done at least a better job myself being the general contractor. In fact, I almost feel like I was the general contractor. This guy never calls me. I have to call him to find out what is going on. They are not proactive. They are not very responsive.

When I first spoke worth Scott, everything was going well. After I posted my $500 deposit, things went downhill from there. He would rarely return my calls and has given many excuses as to why he cannot finish the project. My contract with them stated that the work should have been done by now and I am getting the run-around.

They rebuilt the bathroom beautifully; and the tile work looks good, as well as the paintwork. HOWEVER- They were late to finish work essentially throughout the entire remodeling. We started in early august and they were not finished by the time we got back from vacation on September 10th, even though they stated that it would only take two weeks. They dumped the remainder of the concrete that they chipped out from our basement into our backyard- and left it there (it's still there). The shower sliding door was not affixed properly and swings out into the tub when you push on it. The original sink which we decided to keep and reinstall was ripped up at the bottom with nails exposed which they left, cracked and with space above the flooring. The plumbing in the sink was re installed incorrectly and leaked all over the concrete part of the basement floor, and it only took them three days to respond to our request to get this fixed (whew- that was good). They had to move our clothes washer around during the remodel. We came home and assumed all was good to go- but they inadvertently loosened the back hose to the washer and water filled our basement and got some of the carpetted areas wet. They only took a week and a half to repair this damage. It was one thing after another. The towel rack is loose in its fixture, and the toilet paper holder was loose- but they fixed that. The team that they used was most likely an overflow team because they were too busy to deal with a simple town home bath remodel, as they had their better teams assigned elsewhere to bigger dollar projects. Then again, I may be overly nice in this assessment and they might very well have had the same grade quality teams performing all of their work. Like our wedding, (where the true planning was focused on the wedding planner's daughter's wedding), I feel like we got 2nd rate service. That dang door still swings out into the tub area....

I will defenetly hire this company for other jobs where I don't have friends!

I had originally rec'd a quote from another company but then learned that Evergreen had a relationship with my insurance company. Because they would accept payment from State Farm it made the transaction easier so I went with them. I did pay for the vinyl wrapping myself - and they were competitive with other quotes that I received. They crew was wonderful and came on the scheduled days. They did a very nice job on the siding and wrapping as well as on the clean up.

They did an excellent job and were very prompt. I would highly recommend them. Other people I inquired with were going to charge me $1,400.00 to get this job done.