All reviews for E2K Platinum Construction

E2K did a remodel of my bathroom. Outstanding job, quality work in a timely fashion. The cost was very reasonable and well within my budget for a complete bathroom remodel. They did such a good job that I had them come back and do my furnace and AC. I recommend them to anyone interested in hearing about my new bathroom or my new furnace and AC.
5 Star service!

I just wanted to stop in to get E2K Platinum Construction a review and let everyone know to contact Eli at E2K Platinum Construction if they want great quality of work at a great price. Eli is a hard worker and willing to help get your dream Renovations and Landscaping you always wanted. I have been following E2K Platinum Construction for over a year and every job I seen or that I have been to to help work with him has came out amazing and looks amazing so feel free to contact E2K Platinum Construction for your next Renovations and Landscaping

If I could give zero stars I would. My husband and I hired/paid this company to complete landscaping in our backyard a few months ago. They came, completed the work, we did the walk-thru and all looked good. Fast forward a month or so later. They did not level our yard properly and water was starting to pool in the middle of the yard. We contacted them to come back out and they did. After they came back out, my husband tried contacting them several times through text messages, phone calls and voicemails. The owner finally responded to my husband two weeks later advising that he would come back out to provide a quote to fix the yard and states that "this isn't his fault, we are past the warranty.
If we want it fixed, we will have to pay for it." This is extremely unprofessional. Why should we be responsible to pay more money to fix a yard that your crew didn't properly level? I wouldn't hire this company to do any work inside or outside of your home. If anything breaks/happens that is his companies fault- he will throw it back on you and ask that you pay more money.

I'm the husband to comment below and I felt the need to review as well due to the owners response to my wife. As you can see from the photo, I have roughly 500 sq. ft. area that holds muddy water and now having a mildew smell due to improper grading. We have a new build, so we all knew there would be some grading and dirt needed to be brought in. The issue is this company didn't stake the yard while grading/laying dirt, so my yard is literally slopped towards my house. I noticed the issue probably 2 months after turning on irrigation for the season, so I reached out to Eli requesting the irrigation company to come back to adjust heads which never happen after multiple requests. So to slow down the flooding I had to cap/adjusting lines myself which lead to parts of my lawn dying due to lack of water (portion that doesn't pond). I brought up the issue again to the owner, stating the problem is actually a grading issue and if he could come look at it. He sent his foreman out to look and he agreed, it was sloping towards the house and the water has nowhere to go causing the ponding. The next day Eli (the owner) said he would send over a proposal to remove sod, bring in dirt to regrade and then resod. Which is what needs to be done but i was confused on why I had to pay for something his company failed to do correctly. After going back and forth, he stated the company only has a 3 month warranty even on craftmanship which is insane and he would only do it if we agreed to a new contract. I obviously refused to pay and the last thing he said was, "I hope everything works out. Thank you for your business :)." So moral of the story if you decide to use this company, don't be shocked to either fix their scope yourself or pay them again to do their job correctly.

Side note - After having this whole issue with Eli, I was talking to my neighbor who hired E2K last year to install a privacy fence. He told me that the fence wasn't on their property line, it was actually up to 4' into his other neighbors lawn. Well when he brought this up to the owner, Eli said he would fix it but asked for them to pay for the labor.

This just proves my statement above of being prepared to pay additional costs to fix their contracted scope.