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"Crew did a very good job, detail oriented, on time, good communication"

"Evan Eason and his Emerald Edge Construction Team did an absolutely OUTSTANDING job renovating my 3,000SF rental property. Evan provided a wide-range of construction services that included popcorn ceiling removal, dry-wall, painting, plumbing, tile work, cabinet installation/construction, and detailed trim work such as the buildout of a staircase (balusters, handrails, and trim). The only other vendors I employed were flooring and electrical. Further, Evan and his team of experts were exceptional problem solvers. Within my renovation project, Evan's work included the installation of all new custom kitchen cabinetry that took 12 weeks to procure. Within the process, the supplier delivered a wholly wrong sized kitchen sink base cabinet. Evan and his team responded by drawing out a "to scale" schematic of what was needed to fix the issue, procured the necessary piece/parts to reconstruct the sink base cabinet, and transitioned the newly constructed cabinet nicely with the other base cabinets. Without the Emerald Edge Master Cabinet Maker skillset of one of his employees, the renovation project would have been severely delayed. To summarize, Emerald Edge Construction was cost effective and completed the project on-time. Evan Eason, is attentive to the construction details and a pleasure to work with. I could not be happier with the end result of this Briargate "High End" renovation project!"

"Efficient, fast, professional, and courteous. Initially I was going to use Rotor Rooter's recommended restoration until I realized they were trying to exploit the situation with up-selling and unnecessary work. True North gave an accurate and fair assessment and got the job completed."

"About a year earlier than our project, several of the homeowners in our community with stucco homes had their chimney rebuilt and the stucco replaced as a result of mold, rotting wood, and other water infiltration problems. Seeing what our neighbors were doing and knowing about the problems with stucco in PA, we hired a stucco inspector who identified several areas around our house where the stucco needed to be remediated, including the chimney. JJ&E Construction agreed to remove the stucco and repair the areas identified by the inspector with the understanding that if addition underlying problems were found, they would be required to address them. Once the work started, it quickly became apparent that the original stucco was not installed correctly. JJ&E also found that the foundation on the back wall of our walk-out basement was not installed correctly and agreed to repair that. JJ&E removed all the original stucco, replaced any damaged or rotted wood, replaced any damaged insulation, and installed new exterior plywood, Tyvek® wrap, additional weatherproofing layers, aluminum wrap trim around the doors and windows, and stucco that meets all current codes. The craftsmanship of all the work was excellent."

"Jake did a great job. He was there when he said he would be, he cleaned up afterward and he did an amazing job installing the baseboards."

"Hayden is very knowledgeable, did excellent work, punctual, and did everything we needed!!! We would definitely hire him again ?☺️"

"Excellent, no problems. My car was new the first year I used the service and there has never been any damage during the transports. The men picking up and delivering the car have always been pleasant and cooperative. Both Ely and Guy at United Transport has been highly responsive to my needs. I would highly recommend this company."

"My roof failed inspection and was rejected by Regional. My roof has multiple exposures everywhere and needs replaced. Additionally, they bolted metal bolts into all the siding on my house and then used a tar like substance and spray painted it. I was told they would pay to repair. All the siding needs replaced where the house meets the roof. They damaged a chair and my wood flooring inside when they did skylights. This happened in November and it’s almost March. There’s been a lot of radio silence along with blaming his subcontractor. Communication has been difficult. Scott has even tried to shame me that “I don’t seem to care that he’s out all of this money!” Contact me if you want the inspection report, photos, and every piece of correspondence with this company. If you screw up, you make it right immediately. That’s called integrity. I expected nothing less than integrity and it didn’t happen and it’s not happening now. After about a month of no contact, I sent him a $4,300 estimate for the siding repairs. All of the sudden he’s telling me in an email that he’s getting his subcontractor’s insurance involved in his response to my email. He told me the subcontractor’s insurance has to come see the damage and if I touch it by finally getting a proper roof installed and the siding fixed then they won’t take care of it. What??? I’m ready to get my roof redone with another company as it’s cold in my house from the exposed attic and there could be water damage now as he’s never once even offered any sort of temporary solution until this got fixed! He’s telling me this to now delay getting my home fixed when he knew about this since November and tomorrow is March 1st. It definitely doesn’t sound right. I never signed a contract with his subcontractor. If anyone wants to see photos, the reports or correspondence with this company email me: dawn.jack @live.com I definitely didn’t deserve to be put into this nightmare. Beware."