Jeff Easter Remodeling

Jeff genuinely contributes good ideas in the planning stages of your project. Unfortunately, that will likely be the last time you see him. Once work begins, it is time to send in the clowns. To be honest, not really clowns, just tradespeople who do less than stellar work. The biggest problem is that there is no qualified supervisor on site, so get ready for some fun times performing that task yourself. If you squawk enough, someone will show up from time to time, but that person will not be supervising in your best interests. The project manager, if you’re lucky enough to get one to show up once a week or so, is basically there to protect Jeff Easter’s profit margins. So at the end of the day, your project will likely encounter major delays, and when it is finally finished, you’ll be less than happy with the results (but awfully glad not to have to put up with all the hassles). The problem is, you have to live with all the imperfections and things you wish you could have done over again — for a very long time. I like Jeff personally, and might even consider hiring him as a consultant in the planning phase of a project, but I would never ever consider having his company actually manage or work on a job ever again. Way, way too painful and frustrating.

Very well organized. Jeff not only did the construction but also the design. He checked in on my addition personally. I was always well informed on the progress and if there was a delay it was warranted and with good reason. Jeff never sacrificed quality over time. End result… perfection

Poor organization overall. Long unexplained delays with our home project. Many errors noted during final review of expenses report. The work is beautiful when it finally got done.