Since 2009, I have hired Red Road on fourteen projects. Most projects were substantial in size. They show up on time, do what they say they are going to do within the time frame given, and their pricing is consistently competitive. It’s very refreshing, not have to babysit them, knowing that when I come back from long business trips to look at the quality of work, my expectations are exceeded and I don’t have to generate a punch list that’s a mile long because they hit everything the first time around. Having worked with hundreds of contractors across the United States, many who have fallen short, I have started asking Red Road to go to other states for us, and that’s how highly I think of them.
To elaborate, on a particular project in Hayward, California, we had to rehab the entire exterior of twenty-one apartment buildings within three weeks so that the owner and investors of our multi-billion dollar parent company could see the new exterior facades program we were presenting for all current and future projects on the West Coast. We called in Red Road, who at the time was already working on three other large projects for us as well. During the walk through with our entire division, including the president of our headquarters, who said there’s no way the job could be done in three weeks; Red Road said they could hit our target date, so we gave them the opportunity. They brought in a crew of twenty-five men, dropped the material next day, and completed the entire scope with no punch list items and without any complaints from any of the occupants of the three hundred and eight units we had on site, and they completed the project in TWO weeks. This had been Red Road’s fourth job for us, and the start of a longstanding relationship with our firm. Without hesitation, I would recommend them for any project, whether it be commercial, residential, high-end custom, or multifamily.
We’ve hired them in all capacities and their firm has no limits. There is no better communication or organization skills in this industry, then that of Red Road’s.
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