The Remediation and Restoration Co LLC
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This pro has been in business for 4 years and works on handyman projects and fence, gate, trim, and molding installs. Customers say they've done quality work, kept areas clean, and responded quickly.
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Hired 52 times
Background checked
1 employee
5 years in business
SunClosedMon8:00 am - 4:00 pm
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Repairs
Installation
Maintenance
Assembly
Less than 2 hours of work
2-5 hours of work
A full day of work
Doors
Windows
Interior walls
Exterior walls
Customers rated this pro highly for work quality, professionalism, and responsiveness.
44 reviews
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Jun 30, 2026
Hired on Thumbtack
Details: Home • Replace fence or gate • Wood • Over 250 feet • Height recommended by pro • No fence obstacles exist in the work area
Feb 18, 2026
Hired on Thumbtack
Details: 2 - 5 hours (A few different projects) • Repairs • Bathroom • Kitchen • Home
Mar 3, 2026
Hired on Thumbtack
Details: Home • Replace fence or gate • Aluminum • 51 - 100 feet • 4 feet • No fence obstacles exist in the work area
Feb 25, 2026
Hired on Thumbtack
Details: 2 - 5 hours (A few different projects) • Repairs • Painting • Bathroom • Tiling • Home
1 month ago
Hired on Thumbtack
1. Basement Door: He had to cut through block to install: definitely a 5/5 quality job. Price reasonable. See pictures
2. Basement Window: again no easy job—he had to cut through block: 5/5 quality and affordability.
3. He added another door—had to cut through wood-not shown, but 5/5 quality and affordability
I’m going to show you his great work and his not so good work in pictures so you can judge for yourself.
The cons; he had to add a drain outside for basement, whereas, he had to remove the concrete, add the drain, then redo the concrete. So, he left the 2– 2x4 forms there, which I just thought he left for the concrete to dry. No big deal. I’ve worked with masons a lot and this was fairly common. While I was cleaning the rubble, I noticed a pile of sand on the front step in front of the door. I had to really pull to remove the 2 forms and found that, he Never even cemented them in. I was furious. Not to mention, when I removed the forms more sand came out with roaches.
Also, I had paid him to remove all the block rubble that he had to cut through. A month went by, then two, still working for me, but I was forced to throw away the rubble a little each week, because he kept putting it off. Keep in mind, you’re not really supposed to put block concrete in your trash. The pile was filled with soda cans, and other carpentry items—and a roof rat had made a nest and home there after the first 2 weeks. Again, I was furious. So I contacted Colbee, and demanded that he fix the concrete and remove the small remaining debris immediately. To which he said, I told you that I would remove and fix the concrete once I finish my final project with you for the summer. Now, I’m really fuming. See photos. My response was forget the final project, I’m done. He said, fine, he would then come by the following day and fix the concrete. The next day to my surprise, he showed up and removed the small debris pile (small because I had placed large amounts weekly in my own trash can), but here’s the kicker—instead of doing the concrete, he simply cemented one 2 x 4 in
place. Who does this? See pictures.
As with many handyman and contractors in Prescott, a lot of them are good until they are not—not because of ABILITY, but usually because of some type of substance abuse problem. I hope this isn’t what happened to Colbee, but I’m not sticking around to find out.
Details: A full day (Complex or long-term projects) • Installation • Repairs • Bathroom • Basement • Doors • Windows • Walls (inside) • Plumbing • Electrical • Lighting • Home
Colby Cartee