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The tile in our bathroom was outdated and some of them were showing cracks. The scope of the work was to replace the old tiles around the tub, the old/broken shower faucet, the old floor tiles, and the toilet. We had invited at least 5 contractors to our place to give us a quote before Daniel, one of the project managers from 310 RENO. Daniel listened carefully what we need to do with our bathroom, and he explained in detail what and how he was going to do this project. He was able to explain every step clearly and make us understand why he needs to do this and that. This is very important to us since surprisingly none of the previous 5 contractors was willing to give us more info on how they would do the job. It’s more like “Don’t worry. I will take care of it” kind of attitude. For us, if a contractor doesn’t let us know what’s involved in the project, how could we appreciate his work? Therefore, we decided to go with 310RENO. The project started on time and was finished within the schedule. The job site was kept clean and the result was very satisfying. We were happy with our new bathroom, and we will definitely consider using 310RENO again in the future. Li Jen
- Approximate cost of services:
- $4,000.00
- Company Response
Thank you for the kind words and your confidence in our team. It is our greatest compliment when we are referred to new clients and/or chosen for a second or third time by the same client. It was a pleasure helping you meet your goals for both properties. Have a great 2013, and we look forward to hearing from you again!
