ASSOCIATED-SENNOTT CONTRACTORS INC

Ron was recommended by my cabinet/countertop company who were phenomenal! The quote came to $1250 for the work described above. The quote was submitted in April for work to commence the 1st week of May. Ron came by shortly after being hired but before any work began and asked for $1000 down to pay taxes he owed. He seemed honest and was very likeable, but hence my error, I wrote the check! My job got put off numerous times because of another job or the weather wasn't conducive. Work didn't go well; one delay after another. He'd set a time to come work and never show. Then poor quality workmanship and less than quality material. We had a misunderstanding on the type of door to be installed; which probably started this mess, but I told him numerous times I would pay for the added cost of the doors. Also, Ron said he'd put in 4" trim board to match the rest of the house and installed 3". He said all the doors and trim would be spray painted in his shop so there wouldn't be paint brush marks. Never happened. The trim didn't get painted and there were paint drips and runs on the doors. He took 2 pieces of wood to make the door jambs so there was a gap - not solid wood. My husband went to Menards and bought full pieces for Ron to cut to size and install to get rid of the gap. $70 of additional expense for us. So I am now at the end of July without anything finished. This was not major work! I called Ron on a Wednesday evening, explained what he needed to come and complete and said he'd call on Sunday to set up a time. Never heard a word again. I ended up hiring another contractor to complete the work for an additional $765 - AND I still have to do all the painting myself. I have learned some valuable lessons, so I partially blame myself. If I had the additional money, I would have had someone tear out all the 3" trim and had 4" put in.

Not well. Repeated calls, return visits and ended up finishing myself

We had a significant leak in our ceiling that we thought was related to rain coming through the roof. Our insurance agent reccomended we contact Associated-Sennott because they do a lot of insurance work. I called and spoke to the owner Ron, and was amazed that he said he would personally be over within 30 minutes to look at the leak. He was at our home in 25 minutes. Ron determined that it wasn't a roof leak, but was a plumbing leak in the ceiling. Over the next few days (including coming over on a Saturday morning at my request) Ron fixed the leak by rerouting a copper water line that was rubbing against a shower drain, and repaired both the ceiling and a large sofet (sp?) where the water had also leaked. The sofet also had 2 can lights that Ron had to take out and then reinstall. Although a small project, Ron was at our home 6 seperate times, mostly to make sure the newly installed drywall patches were properly taped and mudded and dried before repainting. Although this repair certainly took longer and was more complicated than Ron anticipated, he insisted on charging only what he originally quoted me for the repair, even after I said on several occasions that I understood if he would have to charge more. We could not be more happier with Associated Sennott and Ron Sennott and the work they did for us. Ron went above and beyond what anyone could have expected. We will be replacing our roof this spring, and although we had already received several bids and thought we had decided on the company to do the work, we have asked Ron to give us a bid, and it is hard to imagine that we would decide to go with anyone else.