It was an excellent experience. The crews themselves, they are very professional and very friendly. They are easy to get along with.
Customer Testimonial
John M.
Rancho Cucamonga, CA
Before construction, we had a crowded space with a tub fixture. And a step-over tub to get into the shower. There are four niches, all of which come out of one tile. It’s going to be difficult. We were going to send it out to an off-site tile place. They could have cut it with water jets, but the problem is transporting. It has to be done onsite. So Manny is going to come and put a backing on it. I talked to Darin,
I said we’ve got one shot. If it breaks, she agreed, we can eliminate one of the niches. But we really want to keep all four niches. It is my idea, this design. She wanted three niches. And one little one above. But because of the stud, We couldn’t put a long one across.
We couldn’t move the niche. It would look awkward with three and a small one on the side.
It was a good experience. I was a contractor for many, many years before I retired. I know some of your workers, them coming, the work they did, and the effort they put into giving us what we wanted was really, really good.
At one time, we were contemplating her being an interior decorator. She has a knack for it… does. When she gets an idea, it’s like, go find what you’re looking for. I know she will pick what she wants and what is good.
It was an excellent experience. The crews themselves, they are very professional and very friendly. They are easy to get along with.
I think he’s taken it and run with it. He’s doing a great job.
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Homeownership is a journey that has many peaks and valleys. When our homeowners decide to give us their business and trust us with their home renovation project, we do not take that lightly. Their vision, their home, and their experience are all elements of the project that our team handles with care.
Our tile installers have over 60 years of combined experience. They are old school “mud dawgz” or “mud viperz” as Manny says, who back butter their tile, live arms deep in mud, and thin-set. They use a lathe and plaster waterproofing technique that has been passed down for generations. It is a dying art. But it is the most high-quality, impervious waterproofing system available in today’s market. These craftsmen are actively teaching our youngest new hires about their art and passion, and we are grateful to have them as a keystone in our company.