Lonestar Construction & Quality Woodworking

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Introduction: Our guarantee. Lonestar Construction takes pride in every job we do. With over 30 yrs experience, no matter how large or small your project is, you get the same guaranteed quality. We guarantee our craftsmanship on every job we do. Whether it's a new roof, kitchen cabinets, a room addition, new deck, you name it, our craftsmanship is guaranteed. The joy I receive from my jobs are having satisfied customers, with quality work, provided by people you can trust.

Overview

Hired 5 times

2 employees

14 years in business

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This pro accepts payments via Cash, Check, Credit card, PayPal, and Venmo.

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Customers rated this pro highly for work quality, professionalism, and responsiveness.

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Diana G.

Jan 30, 2018

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Hired on Thumbtack

We had major flood damage to our home and needed a contractor. This company was not very punctual. He would tell us he would be here at 9am and then would not show up until noon or 2pm. One day he did not show up at all. He never worked a full day. His communication with us was very poor. The proposal he gave us was one amount but we later learned that we would have to pay extra for supplies. By the time he had finished we had over 50% more than we had agreed upon. He nickeled and dimed us to death. My father was in construction for over 50 years and we bid on a job there were no extra hidden cost. The proposal also was to include putting vinyl in our guest bathroom in which it was never done. The helper he had laying the carpet and vinyl sheet work told us there was not enough vinyl to do it but in fact there was enough vinyl left to do it. The helper told us just go get some vinyl tile squares and do it our self. This thoroughly pissed me off. They just wanted to get out of here because the helper was from Missouri and he had to get back. A wall in a closet needed sheet work was not completed and a piece of ply wood was put up not covering the cracks in the wall. By this time I was sick of them this job that could have been completed in one week instead of two. In good conscious we will not be using this company again.

Details: I'm just starting • Living room • Bedroom • Closet • Major repair • Home • 500 - 1,000 sq ft

General Contracting

Francell B.

Mar 20, 2017

Lonestar Construction installed a walk-in bathtub for me including the tile work (picture is attached). He did such a good job, we then had him paint the house and replace some rotted wood. I would recommend Gary Jones with Lonestar Construction if you want a professional job.

Linda J.

Sep 10, 2018

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Hired on Thumbtack

Details: I'm just starting • Kitchen • Living room • Bedroom • Bathroom • Dining or family room • Repairs to existing structure • 1,500- 2,000 sq ft • Residential

General Contracting

FAQs

What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
I usually set up a time to meet, and look or talk about the project. It's always good to see what we are working on beforehand. Then, generally I will draw out any plans needed for the project, and get them approved by the homeowner. After that, we figure our proposal and send to the customer. At that time, we make any final changes and proceed with the project.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
My education in home building and remodeling goes back to 1980. As a freshman in high school, half of my school day consisted of studying building trades under the direction of Kenneth Swinford at Mt. Vernon ISD. As a senior there, my hand drawn floor plans were selected, and our class built the home from the ground up. The home was sold at the end of the school year. All work, concrete, walls, electrical, plumbing, a/c, roofing, cabinets, etc. were performed by our class. I have been in this line of work ever since. I specialized in custom cabinetry for 12 yrs. and custom furniture for 4 years before settling back into general contracting.
How did you get started doing this type of work?
I have been doing carpentry ever since junior high school. I remember building my first 2 houses as a teen using hammer and nails. I have enjoyed building and repairing household projects for over 30 years. I really take pride in the projects I'm hired to do, and enjoy doing them.