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Featured Reviews for Garage Building Contractors in Webster

Arsenal Construction | Custom Builds & Renovations
Garage Building Contractors in Webster
Average rating: 5 out of 5 starsAugust 3, 2024
“The guys at Arsenal Construction were great. Very professional. Will be calling them again next summer. I highly recommend to anyone needing some work done.”
The Deck Doctor
Garage Building Contractors in Webster
Average rating: 5 out of 5 starsApril 20, 2024
“Excellent experience After interviewing several vendors I chose The Deck Doctor because he listened to me and heard what I wanted. He provided an estimate in a timely fashion without any attempt to “up sell” me. Once contract was signed a plan was put in place and the timeline went just as discussed His crew made sure no debris was left behind Overall I am very happy with services rendered and would highly recommend this company”
Hometown Design-Build & Allens Creek Cabinetry
Garage Building Contractors in Webster
Average rating: 5 out of 5 starsJanuary 23, 2024
“My wife and I had a really positive experience with Hometown Design-Build (HDB). If a family member or close friend was looking to do a significant renovation project and wanted high quality work, I would definitely recommend HDB to them. Our project was a gut kitchen renovation with some additional stuff thrown in. The additional stuff included updating a powder room, preserving an existing ~140 year old built-in butler's pantry, removing a partly structural wall, filling in windows, opening up a new window, removing a chimney that was original to the house, and re-routing a short staircase and hallway. The additional stuff is the main reason I'm glad we hired HDB. They have a lot of knowledge and experience with old houses like ours, and had good common-sense advice when it came to both the designing and the building phases of the project. They somehow managed to make the very new modern, high-end construction blend in with the very old, existing Victorian-era details in the home. It is a pleasure to come home to everyday. Our project cost a lot of money (more than we had originally planned) but I would not say it was expensive. I don't think we could have paid less for a similar quality and scope of work. In sourcing the work we also spoke with an architect and a larger kitchen+bath specialty shop, and HDB was definitely competitive, probably even cheaper for the same scope of work. We changed some things during construction that incurred extra costs, and I thought the charges for those additional items was reasonable. We were relocating to Rochester and the project began before we lived here. Dan (the owner and main design person at the company) was super helpful during this period. He was flexible about meeting us at the house when were happened to be in town, and helped facilitate some things (like our donation of existing house fixtures to Habitat for Humanity) while we were out of town. It gave us peace of mind to know that he was stopping by the house semi-regularly. He also recommended some roof and insulation contractors that we could use independent of his project. The people he recommended were excellent and also very competitive on price when compared to other quotes we sourced ourselves. We had hoped to have the project mostly done before we fully moved in, but the city of Rochester took forever with the permits. I don't think Dan/HDB could have done much about this delay. While no one wants to move their family into a construction zone when they first settle in a new city, HDB did what they could to make us more comfortable. In the end the delay may have been a blessing in disguise. Having HDB coming and going as we settled into a ~140-year-old home was very helpful. They had tons of advice for how to deal with little things that came up once we were living in the house, and fixed some small things without charging us. Just the advice they gave us has probably saved us thousands of dollars, not to mention time/headaches.”
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