All reviews for Red Mountain Restoration & Construction

Sam did our home renovation in Summer/Fall of 2023. During that time we had an infant and he did everything he could to accommodate around nap time when the baby was here in the afternoons. We chose to live in the house during the renovation, and he went above and beyond to keep us as comfortable as possible. He also took it upon himself to let some of the subcontractors go after they were being disrespectful of our property, and quickly found a replacement. Sam became family to our boys, along with his brother Mike and we plan to use him again for the next phase of our reno - if he can put up with me and my OCD, he's the man for the job!

Sam has done multiple renovations for our family. We first did a big kitchen/laundry/pantry renovation. Sam worked with us as we lived in the basement during the renovation and helped us to coordinate things (like laundry set up) to make life as easy as possible. Sam did such a great job with the first renovation that he also did a master bath, hall bath and screened in porch renovation for us. He can do it all! He is trustworthy and honest. He is so fun- my kids (and our dogs!) love him! Sam is a quality contractor, and we are lucky to have found him!

The worst possible “restoration” work I could imagine. Also, the worst possible crews of unskilled and uncaring laborers. Their painters couldn’t paint a straight line but COULD find ESPN on our TV.
Yes, they were recommended by our insurance provider because our quality construction company couldn’t do the restoration for what insurance company was willing to pay. When I complained to the insurance company of shoddy work, Red Mountain Restoration packed up and left the job undone. I ended up having to pay for repairs and restoration, out of pocket. Any wonder they are not accredited by the Better Business Bureau?

Horrible experience. Exposed nails, flashing not installed, vents damaged. If he has not been for me having a medical emergency following their shady work, we would be seeking damages because in only 8 years a full replacement is needed again.