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This pro's been in business for 4 years and works on bathroom remodel and window installation projects, and customers say they deliver high-quality work, knowledgeable guidance, and competitive pricing.
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Hired 10 times
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17 employees
5 years in business
SunClosedMon10:00 am - 7:00 pm
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New fence
Fence replacement
Residential
Wood
Chain link
Vinyl
Aluminum
6 reviews
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Jan 13, 2026
Hired on Thumbtack
Details: Home • Install a new fence or gate • I'm flexible • 51 - 100 feet • 4 feet
Jun 18, 2025
Hired on Thumbtack
Level Up Baths Sales, Doug, came out on 10/11/24. We asked our list of 16 questions that were used to screen all potential contractors. Doug assured us they get requests to tear out garden tubs and install showers all the time. He provided a quote $4,000 less than our lowest bid. We signed and paid a down payment.
On 10/25/24, the owner of Level Up Baths, Austin, said they misquoted and the project cost would increase 34.4%. He also said he would understand if the cost made the project prohibitive and would void the contract. We were impressed with the Tyvarian product and Level Up Baths was the only contractor installing it. Although it was now $1,500 above our highest bid, we decided to stay with Level Up Baths (LUB).
On 11/14/24, LUB said Tyvarian does not make a floor pan large enough for our project and we would have to use tile. We thought it a little odd they did not know the capabilities of their suppliers if they “do these projects all the time.” They decreased the price to match the average price of the other contractors using tile. They were still using Tyvarian for the wall surround.
There were many delays providing us with samples for approval. We finally received a call on 02/19/25 that our project was scheduled for a 3 week period beginning 02/25/25 and ending by 03/17/2025. Because LUB usually installs pre-made Tyvarian floor pans, we had some concerns about the tile floor. Level Up Baths Production Manager, Dan, assured us that their contractor had ample experience in concrete and laying tile.
Level Up Baths installer, Matthew, began work 02/25/25. It should be said up front, that Matthew has a good heart and we enjoyed working with him, but he is not the most reliable person. In the 3 week period, he was at our house less than 30 hours. Four out of the fifteen days, he didn’t show up at all. Not showing up when expected happened 13 more times over the course of the project. Matthew is skilled in many areas, but he was a crew of one. His expertise was not at the level it needed to be for such difficult tile work. The project had numerous challenges and delays. Matthew’s work concluded 05/05/2025. Because the project was drawn out so long, it seems Matthew lost interest and the quality of his work was mediocre at best towards the end. The project was marked as complete on 06/13/25 with an unfinished punch list. Austin compensated us for the unfinished list.
We understand now that this was a custom project. Level Up Baths over-promised what they could deliver. It is doubtful the project was within the profit margin for Level Up Baths because of mismanagement and poor execution.
Even though there were set-backs and challenges, Level Up Baths was committed to making things right. They acted with integrity and the business relationship ended on good terms. Everyone involved learned a lot from this project.
Details: Full remodel of bathroom • Update style • Master bath • Home
May 4, 2023
From Google
May 3, 2023
From Google
Mar 9, 2023
From Google
Rachel Solze