Sandra in Milverton

Jim Shaw - owner of Jim Shaw Bulldozing has been operating a bulldozer for over 40 years. I provided Jim with the specs provided to me by the municipality as the slopes and grades that my new property had to be. His talent amazed me. Simply by eye he manouvered that bulldozer and leveled all the dirt piles. I was a little surprised that he did have lazer equipment there but never said anything. Several days later an outside company came and checked the grades and slopes using that fancy lazer equipment to find that everything was perfect. If you need any bulldozing done, Jim Shaw is your man.

Vern - Owner of B&H Mechanical is a delight to be around. He is funny, up-beat and good at what he does. Vern knew all the regulations in hooking up my hook-ups to the municipal water and sewers. He was timely and efficient. Absolutely no complaints. He was a lot of fun to have around and worked at a very reasonable rate.

I have had numerous warranty repairs on my new GE appliances. Brown is very prompt and accommodating with our work schedules. Brown's always came and fixed the problem right and even went to bat for us and had our microwave replaced instead of repaired. It is a breath of fresh air when a company puts the needs of its cusomters first. Thank you.

A quick note to explain the cost - this is an additional $40,000 to the cost of my new home for complete independence and 100% barrier free home. Quality Engineered Homes has a strategic vision of providing Ontario’s disabled with the opportunity to say hello to a new freedom, independence and quality of life. Quality Homes has unveiled the Liberty Series, a new line of personalized accessible homes featuring innovative designs and products. As Ontario’s leader in personalized accessible homes, Quality Homes will provide its customer with all the structural requirements needed to make a house accessible providing homeowners with the ability to maintain their mobility and independence. Howard Sher’s (Executive Vice-President of Quality Homes) initiative and insight propelled Quality into a substantial investment of time and resources over the past several years. Under Howard’s leadership Quality conducted extensive product research, staff training, development of marketing tools and finally design and construction of a model home to showcase their ‘Liberty Series’ design and products. The Liberty Series has made accessibility an integral part of Quality’s current and future marketing plan. Accessibility means making its product (and all aspects of its business) fit the needs and personal style of all its customers. It means going well beyond ramps and handrails to look at all the options and accessibility features that will make a house a home. Many of the barrier-free features are equally appealing to those without physical disabilities. These include families with small children; empty nesters who are building new homes and do not want to have to move in five or 10 years or if they become ill or disabled; and families who want their home to be barrier-free for friends and relatives. Quality Homes recognizes that disability is a part of the human experience and that accessible housing is an increasing need as Ontario’s population ages. Quality Homes is built on a foundation of professional expertise and personal services and are collaboratively working to provide Ontario’s disabled and aging in place populations with truly accessible housing. All customers, of all abilities, can appreciate Quality’s model homes; and all customers are greeted with the same degree of enthusiasm and attention from the sales team. People interested in barrier-free features and designs are met with knowledgeable staff who have barrier-free attitudes. Congratulations Quality Homes on having the insight to recognize an unmet need and THANK YOU!!!