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Their stucco people are very skilled. I had issues with some other work that they did, but we worked through the problems together to arrive at mutually beneficial solutions. I would use them again.

Greensaver was tasked to do two things at my home. 1) Add insulation to my attic 2) Soundproof the furnace roof Greensaver prepared an estimate after Greg visited my home. He personally inspected the furnace room and prepared a quote for the soundproofing work ($250). Weeks later when the workers came to do the job, they REFUSED to do the soundproofing work. I'm not 100% sure why but I think it was because this particular employee was a little large around the waist. Greg later reaffirmed that the employee should not have refused to do the work (no kidding!). However, he refused to honour his original agreement of $250 to send different people back to do the work. He claims that there is a minimum charge of $500 to show up at a home. And because $250 < $500 he won't do the job. Needless to say, this was: - A job that his company SHOULD have done at the same time when they did the attic (for $2,800 I might add!) - A job that was not done because of the actions of a Greensaver employee Greensaver fails to see that this is a problem of their own creation and wants me to pay for the misbehavior of their prickly employees. I do not agree. Clearly, honouring their original commitment to me means nothing to Greensaver. All they care about is the mighty dollar. So, in keeping with this I would like to send a message to Greensaver the only way that they can understand. Think about what kind of people would make this decision and whether you would trust them with your home. If you are persuaded to NOT CONTACT Greensaver please send an email to law9723@gmail.com with an estimate of the amount of work that you need done. I hope to send $25,000 of business to the competition. Let's see what happens. Thanks.

The handyman came and installed the medicine cabinet. However, he made a mistake. By measuring wrong the screws that held in the wood to hold the cabinet were visible. The plan was to have the edge of the cabinet cover the screw heads. The screw heads were plastered over but, of course, it is still very visible. It's annoying because I now have the cost of painting the wall which was unanticipated an unnecessary if the job was done properly. Also, I have a newborn so I am not painting any time soon. Mistakes happen. However, the owner of this franchise knew of this issue and did not proactively reach out to me to make it right. I called almost a week later and at that point he offered 25 "Handyman Bucks" not dollars. 6.25% of the cost of the job. He thought it was generous, I did not. All in all, a disappointment.

A second floor vent in my house had no airflow. I didn't know how to tackle this. My regular furnace guy and energy audit people didn't want to deal with such an open ended problem. Paul was eager and his attitude was great. Think about it, no air from the top floor to the basement. Where do you start. Paul diagnosed the problem perfectly. Drilled in to the ceiling at the perfect place with very minimal damage and fixed the duct. The air flows again. It is rare that I meet someone so competent in their field. Any field. If you care about quality, Paul's your man.

I don't recommend Maple Leaf for furniture refinishing - they do wicker stuff as well, which I have no comment on. Everything from customer service to communication to the work itself makes this a company to avoid at all costs.