Don Frohberg from Nepean

Garage floor was poured on a Friday; the concrete guy said I should wait a week before allowing the asphalt guys to do the driveway. Also suggested I should get the front walkway (interlock) remediated to line up with the new surfaces, BEFORE the asphalt. So I had to find a contractor in a hurry, to do a small repair job in the middle of the busy summer season. Without a lot of hope I posted the project on HomeStars on the Saturday; within an hour Lt Integrity responded and was there within another hour with a quote to do the work the following week. I accepted the quote on Sunday. Monday morning they were there at 7:00 am, dismantling about 150 sq ft of existing interlock. They carefully re-levelled with polymer sand, sloping away from the house and towards the driveway. Compacted thoroughly, relaid the interlock and compacted with more polymer sand. Cleaned up, wetted and gone by 10:30. The finished result looks great and you can tell the work was done professionally and with care. This contractor exceeded my expectations for responsiveness and speed; I would recommend them for any similar work.

Prior to a whole-house exterior repaint, some wood siding and trim pieces had to be replaced. I was looking for a painting company that would also do this wood work. Several replied in the affirmative. Justin impressed from day one; he was the first to contact me when the project was posted to HomeStars and showed up when he said he would. After reviewing all bids I chose to go with OP&P. Since the siding was a special order mill run, we agreed the painting would take place first, followed by the repairs. Justin and crew spent the better part of a day pressure washing the exterior, followed by a full day of scraping and sanding. The following day - a Saturday - painting began - in a heat wave! Early in the next week, some trim was removed from the chimney, revealing serious rot in the OSB sheathing; even the framing was compromised. We agreed that I would supply the materials and Justin would supply the labour and tools to rebuild the affected part of the chimney. Painting continued through the week and was substantially complete on Friday. Saturday the chimney was partially demolished, and rebuilt with new framing, sheathing and house wrap. New siding and trim followed on Monday, with some final clean-up. Justin's crew were professional and hard-working; they did an excellent job. And I was happy to learn that this is more than just a plastering and painting company, with the skill and experience to smooth out our unexpected bump in the road!

Stan and his crew were very professional and performed the work within the promised timeframe, at a competitive price. We were given ample notice to prepare for the work (moving patio furniture, plants etc.) and the crew did a good job of covering and cleaning up. Even the subcontractor who took away the dumpster did a thorough clean-up. The finished product looks great now and we expect it to look even better when the physical and chemical "settling" process (which Stan explained very clearly) is complete.