Executive Remodeling

We used Executive Remodeling to finish our basement. As first time homeowners with no construction experience, we could not have asked for an easier process. Workmanship was incredible, everything ran on time, communication was excellent, and we couldn't be happier with the end product. We would recommend them to anyone, and already have! We will definitely use them for any future projects that come up. Thanks so much to Ryan, Reed, and Katie!

After meeting with several contractors to find the right fit to build our dream home addition, my wife and I chose Executive Remodeling because we valued their, honesty, experience and straightforward approach for planning and execution of our project. The team was easy to work with and always responsive to our questions and needs. We felt like we were treated with honesty and integrity and got an incredible amount of value for our investment. We love our upgraded home and couldn't be happier with the results.

The exec remodeling team is very professional, very communicative and delivered high quality work. Bruce and Larry are great to work with and did an amazing job adding a third bathroom and creating a master suite. Service: Remodeling

Our job was a complete tear out of the basement to put in drain tile and then rebuild. Along the way we discovered significant complications, a weight bearing beam was cracked and there were delays in delivery, which was out of everyone's control. Executive staff were amazing in their resourcefulness, were able to find the expertise to address every concern with people well experienced in their craft.

We were able to bring our wiring up to code and strengthen vulnerabilities in our 100 year old house. We sleep better know that our basement is dry, the wiring is safe and the support structures are sound. They have helped us retain the investment in our house and left behind a beautiful space for creativity and relaxation. They are not the cheapest but we felt our money was well spent. After many different contractors for several projects over 30 years, these guys are the best.

I would never recommend working with this company. They did a full kitchen and bathroom remodel for us in summer 2020. Overall, they were extremely disorganized, unprofessional, and frustrating. There was no attention to detail or quality control- that was left up to us. When we'd point out issues (there was something new every week), they'd play this game like it was somehow our fault, we'd push back, and then they'd finally make it right.

It was so exhausting and stressful. They gave me so little respect that my husband had to take over all communication. they were more respectful to him. take from that what you will. It's really hard for me to understand where all these positive reviews come from given our experience. I find it funny that their response to the negative review below was that the company was sold and under new management after their project. Hmm I guess some of the bad eggs are still around and we worked with all of them.

We are so thrilled with the work of Executive Remodeling in renovating the dining room, kitchen, hallway and main floor bathroom of our home. There are always unforeseen issues in every remodeling project. Dave Perry, our project manager, was onsite or on call to handle every one with immediate problem-solving and a calm presence. We loved the cabinet maker Executive Remodeling recommended, and the trim carpenter was second to none.

With the exception of a pandemic supply chain disruption causing a long delay in window installation, the project stayed pretty much on schedule. Once windows were installed, the project was completed within weeks. We can't wait for indoor entertaining to once again be a thing we enjoy doing!

We hired Executive Remodeling to update our kitchen, and our experience with them, from design to completion, was a positive one. The project was on schedule and within budget, and communication with us was prompt throughout. Karen's design insight was invaluable in matching our goals with the style of the house. Dave and Reed were easy to work with and responsive to our questions and concerns, as well as respectful of pandemic safety precautions. We love our new kitchen!

Executive Remodeling did a full bathroom addition to our 1908 house, including adding a foundation and crawlspace. They delivered the project on budget with no surprises. Great communication as far as what to expect each week. Dave Perry our project manager was great, all the subcontractors were great, and were very respectful of coming and going from our house during the pandemic. We especially liked how they were able to tastefully transition from our old house into a new room. We would definitely use them again.

We just wrapped up a full bathroom remodel with this team. They worked hard and safely during a health crisis and completed on project on time and within our budget. Communication was great and the team and subs were always very professional. We will hire them again for future projects!

I will preface my review by saying that we had absolutely no complaints or concerns about the ceiling work, sheet rocking, the installation of the laminate flooring and backsplash tile. Here's how it went: In the beginning: After we decided to go with Executive, they emailed the contract for us to review. The copy was illegible in places so we requested a cleaner copy.

The one they sent was a bit better, but in retrospect I should've taken that as a sign of what to expect in the way of quality, going forward. We met with the Project Manager the 2nd week in Nov., 2016. We ultimately signed the contract even though we were told that they were very busy and probably wouldn't be able to get started for a couple of weeks. Fine.

We understood - it was the holiday season. Synopsis: Dumpster delivered on March 17 - lived in our driveway well into June. Kitchen demolition began on March 20 (more than 4 months from our first meeting). Plastic was not put up to control dust, which they said they would do. Insulation: The wet insulation was removed in November. When the replacement insulation was to be installed, they did not use the insulation that was agreed upon, nor was it complete or installed correctly.

Their response was that it was just 'temporary' until the actual insulation could be installed. (This, after a couple of winter months with none?) My husband went and bought the correct product and installed it himself. Sub-flooring installation: Sent a rookie kid who brought his friend (a.k.a. stranger allowed in our house); asked to borrow some tools, ran out of screws, so he nailed the last section. Unacceptable.

Painter spray paints the walls (fine) but also over the wainscoting (not fine). Executive's response was 'that's how we do it - we go back and repaint it'. That is not standard procedure in the industry. The paint that was used was a different brand from what was specified on the agreement. (The color was pretty much a match though - we love the color).

Following are some of the notes I kept: Note dated 4/12/17 (5 months in): sheet rockers should be here on 4/13 and 4/14 and finish up on 4/17. Goal: job done first part of May. Sheet rockers did a very nice job. Sink cabinet installed off-center from the kitchen window requiring correction. Promised (at least twice) that "materials were being ordered 'tomorrow' and should be ready for installation in a 'couple weeks." (Cabinets, countertop, flooring).

Note dated 5/12/17 (6 months in): Countertops will be ordered first part of next week, then will be 2 weeks until installed; checking on the status of the upper cabinets and laminate flooring. Backsplash tile installed on June 13 - beautiful job. The last check was paid on July 12, 2017 for a total of eight months. (Women have created new life in less time!) Executive will tell you that we were 'nitpicking'.

I don't know of anyone who would consider our concerns 'nitpicking' (and that term is found in more than one document you will receive from them, including the contract itself). If my husband were not familiar with building / remodeling standards, I shudder to think of the issues that would have gone unnoticed. We were very patient and understanding for the first FOUR MONTHS.

It wasn't until our patience had been tried and we began to see their 'work' in action, that we became 'not so nice' anymore. I am quite sure that they were as happy to be done with us as we were with them. Do I love my kitchen? Yes. Yes I do. But if we had not 'nitpicked', I doubt I'd be saying that today. Bottom line, is I would not recommend this company.