Mejores Pergolas Raleigh Cerca De Mi, Abren Hoy

Spencer Mccrumb: Hizo construir una pérgola sobre una ampliación reciente del patio de piedra. En cada paso del camino se escucharon nuestras necesidades y deseos sobre el proyecto y se dieron múltiples opciones. El trabajo fue impecable y la cantería movida se repuso perfectamente una vez terminada. No podría estar más feliz con la artesanía, el servicio y la actitud de todas las personas con las que hablé y me reuní.Nota especial: Nos dieron un tiempo estimado de 6 meses para comenzar y se comenzó y terminó dentro de las 6 semanas debido a la programación inteligente y la disponibilidad.¡Los recomiendo totalmente para proyectos al aire libre!

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Bryan Stypmann: CAUTION! Jay Lucas is a wolf in sheep’s clothing. Initially, Jay came across as a friendly, capable contractor, that offered the most competitive bid on my work (lean-to builds and shed renovation), so I selected him for the job. Soon after starting the project, I learned that Jay’s recent background working in a home improvement store and doing apartment maintenance work were not well-suited for running his own home contracting business. I found him on Thumbtack and I’m guessing his handful of positive reviews had to be from friends and family and/or people that have low expectations, because the work he did for me and level of professionalism and ethics was significantly substandard—and, I want to provide this review to help others avoid the same mistake I made.Let’s start with Jay’s work product. As you can see from the pictures (just a few of many issues), Jay likes to cut corners (literally and figuratively) and it’s evident from walls being out of level, lots of bad wood cuts, exposed nails, use of scrap and poorly fitting materials, random mistakes that are overlooked, and generally sloppy craftsmanship and work. And, to add insult to injury, if you question any of Jay’s mistakes or shortcomings, he’s got a fragile ego and it will be a major issue. In my case, I questioned his work and practices too many times and he left my job mid-stream with incomplete work and damages he made and never corrected, while he had my money and I’m left needing to find someone else to fix all of Jay’s mistakes.Next is add-ons, modifications, and lots of nickeling and diming that Jay likes to do to try and get his payment up. While Jay’s initial quote was competitive, as he continued adding up-charges for minor modifications and mistakes (some of which he made), his cost quickly became non-competitive. Classic bait and switch strategy: secure the project with a competitive bid and upcharge the customer to get what you really want. I think Jay’s lack of funding contributes quite a bit to his cutting corners and lack of professionalism, as he’s under constant pressure to do as many projects as possible in a short amount of time to stay afloat. This also means Jay will start your project and then go start several other projects, delaying yours as much as he needs to keep several projects going at the same time…this will add significant delay to your project as it did with mine.Finally, and perhaps most importantly, Jay is not trustworthy, lacks work ethics and professionalism, and has obvious anger issues that are guaranteed to cause problems. In my case, in addition to walking off the job midway through with several things damaged and poorly executed, Jay did not complete several jobs that had already been paid, lied about material reimbursements, lied about returning to the job, does not return messages, and gets really upset when questioned about anything. Jay’s wife Jessica seems to be more professional and fair-minded, but ultimately capitulates to whatever Jay wants, likely because of Jay’s anger.Jay Lucas and Lucas Outdoor Solutions are a train wreck, but I’ve learned through the experience. Hopefully, I’ve saved someone else from the same.Servicios:Remodelaciones,Servicios de detalles de carpintería,Servicios de acabado de carpintería,Construcción e instalación de almacenamiento y estanterías para el hogar,Remodelaciones,Servicios de carpintería personalizada,Servicios de gabinetes y carpintería en general,Servicios de carpintería rústica

Thrifty Elf: Hace 6 o 7 años nos pusimos en contacto con Jim con Structurally Speaking para reemplazar nuestra plataforma de madera rectangular básica de calidad para constructores. A Jim se le ocurrió un diseño fenomenal para mejorar no solo la plataforma, sino también la forma en que usamos nuestro espacio al aire libre. Agregó una pérgola en forma de abanico para crear interés visual, así como algo de sombra en el extremo cálido y soleado. Es un diseñador maravilloso.¡El equipo de construcción de Jim fue genial! Entre demostración y construcción estuvieron aquí por una semana. Pasaron la inspección de la Ciudad de Raleigh la primera vez. El equipo limpió todo, no encontramos ni un solo clavo. Fueron especialmente cuidadosos de no dañar ninguno de nuestros jardines.Unos 6 o 7 meses después, estábamos frustrados con la plataforma porque la mayoría de las tablas de superficie se habían ahuecado ligeramente. Cada vez que llovía, teníamos que volar la cubierta antes de poder usarla. Llamé a Jim y estuvo de acuerdo en que no se suponía que fuera así. Se puso en contacto con el aserradero y NO respaldaron sus productos de madera. Pero Jim no nos dejó colgados. Dijo que respaldaría su trabajo y lo hizo.Jim pagó tanto por los materiales como por la mano de obra para reemplazar cada una de las tablas de nuestra terraza. Esta vez, la madera se desempeñó como debería: sin ventosas.Pero ese no es el final de Jim detrás de su producto. Avance rápido hasta 2023 cuando nuestro mazo tenga 6-7 años. Con el tiempo, los cortes de los extremos en algunas tablas se habían hinchado, haciendo que se curvaran hacia arriba, creando un peligro de tropiezo. Le pedí a Jim que reemplazara estas tablas. Debido a que se trataba de un trabajo de mantenimiento de rutina, no de un trabajo de garantía, esperaba pagar por los materiales y la mano de obra. ¡El equipo de Jim no solo reemplazó las tablas que señalamos, sino que vieron algunas otras que pensaron que estaban comenzando a curvarse y las reemplazaron también! Le pedí a Jim que me enviara una factura, pero dijo que respalda su producto.¡Jim es definitivamente un hombre de palabra! De pie detrás de la cubierta que entregó 6 meses más tarde se espera. Pero hacerlo más de 6 AÑOS después es el sello distintivo de un artesano que está orgulloso de su trabajo. Es un diseñador fantástico y cuando dice que respalda el producto que ofrece, ¡lo dice en serio!Servicios:Instalación de decks,Remodelación de decks,Decks de patios,Construcción de decks,Construcción de decks de madera,Reemplazo de decks,Reparación de decks,Tintura de maderas

Patricia Harrison: El proyecto se completó excepcionalmente. Me mantuvieron informado sobre cada paso durante todo el proceso. Lo recomiendo encarecidamente.

Garner Halloran: .I started this process in July 2021 and at that time Archadeck could start my project around mid to late October. The sales people were excellent and getting the project started went smoothly. That year there were lots of issues with supply and labor so the project didn't actually start until December 2021. Not their fault. Wood was difficult to get and my project required a lot.One thing to note is that when it was getting close the original start time and while I was waiting until December, I didn't get a lot of proactive communication from Archadeck. But anytime I asked for a new ETA they quickly responded. Once they start your project, they are in constant communication, sometimes multiple times a day. So you get their undivided attention when it's your turn. That's fair.The original estimate was 6-8 weeks. I had pretty good weather throughout so there weren't many delays. At a certain point, they will "pause" and let you paint the wood before finishing up. Given the winter weather it was recommended by painters to wait. I'm glad I did because the inspections found a couple of things that needed to be fixed and that would have messed up the paint. My recommendation is to wait. The wood needs to dry and you never know what might have to be redone before final inspection.I hit a snag with the electrical inspection. They got wind that I was installing an hvac in the room and then required more outlets to be installed. Part of that was the hvac and part of that was the inspectors changing the rules and Archadeck didn't know about it. So while Archadeck won't install an hvac, if you intend to do so after the fact, just ask lots of questions about outlets so you don't have to retrofit later.During installation, two of the windows had tears in them. Due to supply issues it took some time to get them replaced, but I didn't have to pay the final payment until it was fixed. No "punch lists" to fix after the fact. Archadeck makes sure you are happy and all work is completed before you pay the final amount.I am the envy of my neighbors and several other contractors doing unrelated work have praised what they've seen of the construction. I will happily share more pictures and answer questions if you want to know more. This room is worth every penny!(Traducido por Google