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"They worked quickly and efficiently. Put in a new vanity, floors, subway tile, and shiplap. Very happy with the end result. It was just a few changes but it made me feel like I had a completely new bathroom!"

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"Deck Doctor recommended replacing my deck floor and top rails. During tear-off my old deck, they found a carpenter ant infestation, but still did not recommend replacing my spindles and railings. After 3-4 weeks of on-again/off-again appearances, my deck was completed. I did a walk-through inspection. The poor workmanship was readily apparent. Spacing was irregular and inconsistent. Floorboards were not nailed down and were spongy to walk on. Nails were rusty. Seams of boards were not inconspicuously placed, but were placed right in the middle of the floor, making it look unprofessional. Floorboards were of uneven lengths at the ends, causing fascia boards to not lie flush. Corners of fascia boards were not metered and corners did not match up. Floorboards were not secured to the sub-floor joists. Carpenter ants infested the spindles, which they said were fine. The whole deck had to be torn off. They charged me $7000.00 and now will not return calls or make it right."

"Have Terry Sharanvych of DeckMasters build your deck! In the early spring of 2018, we visited two home shows at the IX Center and collected several leads for deck builders. We interviewed 7 builders and liked Terry the best because of: - his passion for quality; - his enthusiastic nature; - his attention to detail; - his willingness to guarantee the workmanship; - his guarantee of all the products installed; - his price. Terry also introduced us to Fiberon deck composites, which after much research on my part, was clearly the best composite choice. He suggested a vinyl/composite lattice for the skirting, which made perfect economic sense rather than installing expensive deck boards vertically. We looked at a lot of railing systems and Terry’s recommendation of Duralux was the perfect choice for looks, strength, and rigidity. We were also impressed that Terry installed joists on 12” centers rather than everyone else’s 18” centers. As composites are known to be somewhat “spongy,” this seemed like an essential technique – and by the way, our Fiberon deck is as solid as a rock. All the other builders were concerned about maximizing the lengths of deck boards, (to save money) but Terry wasn’t concerned at all – he said any short leftover pieces would just go back into his stock for his next project. Also, other deck builders were adamant about attaching the deck to our house (I think to save a little money for posts), Terry was nonplussed on the issue and said it was our preference – attached or not attached – no difference in price. Terry’s workers showed up early, worked hard, and cleaned up any mess – they were delightful. They were also really quick and efficient. We had one “issue.” On a side set of stairs we wanted it to be 5 risers high, but when they roughed it in, they built it for 4 risers high. I called Terry and he said, “no problem” and they fixed it no charge, no discussion. The final 450 sq. ft. deck is gorgeous. We choose Fiberon Ipe, which is a soft reddish brown mottled color with a darker frame of Fiberon Rosewood around the outside. The railing is a dark brown and everything blends perfectly in our enclosed and shady back yard. The composite boards are installed with this amazing “sideways screw machine,” so there are no screw heads anywhere on the main deck – perfect for bare feet. Also, another typical knock on composite decks is that they “heat up.” Maple trees in our yard shade our deck and even on the hottest days we have never noticed any warmth on our feet. (A deck in the direct sun, may be different?) Oh – and I should mention that Terry was the LEAST EXPENSIVE of all those we talked to. Best quality, best builder, best price – how can you get better than that?"