Best Heater Repair in Phoenix AZ

Amazing experience with Ellen and all of her team. I would highly recommend White Builder. Professional, TRUSTWORTHY, and they care about your projects. I'm a huge fan and we're looking for other work for them to do around our home because we trust them to do an excellent job.

Covert did an amazing job with a mini remodel of both kitchen and bathroom for a rental property we maintain. They were reasonably priced and provided a quick turn around time. They also provided exceptional communication throughout the project

Each worker was on time ..and each cleaned up very well at the end of the day..

They were courteous...polite...and I felt at ease while they were here..

I recommend this company..

Garth was the project manager and he was very nice and checked in each day to see how it was progressing..

When our counter that they had made and installed developed a crack in it, they said it was because a crockpot we had used was excessive heat, so they wouldn't repair it. This was a standard crockpot, not a charcoal grill. Even when talking to one of the installers about the situation being a little ridiculous after all money the kitchen cost, he agreed. But of course there was nothing that could be done about it.

They underbid the job and cut corners with painting. There's only 1 person with experience, the other 3 consist of 2 teenage boys and an elderly woman who needed constant direction. They bid it to be done in 3 days, took 2 weeks and some days they didn't show or call. They changed color and finish halfway through without notice. I don't recommend these people, they quit before they finished, so we had to hire another contractor to finish the job. Watch out for the female boss, she controls the money and all of the shortcuts they take.

I did not end up choosing this company, but I would recommend getting multiple quotes and do some research. Remod AZ had a very nice presentation and appears to be selling very nice high quality windows however I was frustrated with their high pressure sales tactics. For example they originally quoted me $27,000 but were willing to take it down to $20,000 if I could commit that day. It felt like a good deal but I’m glad I didn’t because after a little research on google I found that the product they were charging me over $1,000 per window for should really be less than $500 per window including installation. Any time a company try’s to make you commit without giving you time to do your own research is a red flag for me.