A Guy & A Hammer, LLC
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Overview
Hired 20 times
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3 employees
23 years in business
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Cash, Credit card, Paypal
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Reviews
20 reviews
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- Brent M.
Kitchen Remodel
First time getting a kitchen remodel and it turned out amazing, no longer ashamed of my kitchen. I worked with Tim Bader who was honest, helpful, and realistic with the budget i put forward. I would absolutely recommend Tim and his crew for their professional work quality and attitudes.
Feb 27, 2018Verified - Roxie H.
Tim and his guys remodeled the bathroom in a 150 year old farmhouse. This meant lead abatement measures, moving a load-bearing wall and rearranging the ceiling vent, walls and the plumbing to fit the new but still small room. He used excellent plumbers and an electrician but did the rest of the work himself including tile, drywall, and the finishwork including a wood cabinet and built-in mirrored medicine chest. Answered my questions, helped with the decisions that needed to be made. Polite, prompt, called and emailed as needed. Always cleaned up after themselves. The work was expensive but worth it because it is a beautifully done professional job showing craftsmanship and some unique features. I love this new bathroom.
Mar 15, 2016 - Dick S.
General Contracting
This project turned out to be quite complicated due to City Codes, but A Guy & A Hammer, LLC handled it very well. We started with and attached garage but had to change to a detached one do to space and other restrictions. We were given a straight forward estimate to start with and Tim made suggestions on the best way to do things. He worked with our budget and always presented any price or plan changes up front. Once we signed the price was as stated unless we both agreed to any changes. They were very professional and did quality work ,as well as the sub-contractors they hired. Every crew was professional and respectful to us. They arrived on time as stated that they would. The work was done on schedule and it was of excellent quality. Our neighbors and even the Building Inspector commented on the quality of the work. I highly recommend them and will hire them for any of our future projects.
Jan 5, 2018Verified - Cristina L.
Cabinet Painting
Tim was excellent and great to work with, especially with this being our first experience with home improvement. He answered all our questions timely and was great at keeping us updated on the time line and costs of our project. We are happy with the work and have plans to work with him again in the future as new projects come up.
Oct 23, 2017Verified - Glenn G.
Kitchen Remodel
Work is being done in September...however in meeting with Tim Bader and discussing our wants and needs we were thrilled with his apparent ability and knowledge. Very professional. Can't wait to get project started!!
Jul 16, 2016Verified
Credentials
Timothy Bader
FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?Our pricing is fair. We quote firm pricing before starting work.
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?1. We start with a brief phone call to get a few details about your project and see the if our company is a good fit. 2. If so, we can schedule a visit at the project site. During this visit we get more detailed information, listen to your vision and your expectations about the project, including your target budget. 3. If everything looks good, we move into the design phase. During design phase, we help guide you through the material selection process and help you make decisions that will keep your project on budget. 4. After the design phase is complete, we give you a list of the scope of work, as well as specifications for what we will use to complete your project. There is no obligation to hire us to build your project.
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?Dwelling Contractor Certification Dwelling Contractor Qualifier Certification Lead-Safe Renovator Certification Licensing requires training and aptitude. There is, however, no substitute for the many years of experience doing the work.