u/Cosmic_Lewds

My partner and I run a small auto repair shop and we are currently fighting with the bank over some loan restructuring. The metal roof over the garage bays is rusting out and dripping on customer cars.

A buddy of mine hired a big name franchise last year and they basically charged him double what a local guy would have. We are on a strict budget until our funding clears.

Looking for an honest local company that knows how to handle commercial metal roofing properly.

My partner and I run a small consulting firm from home and we are currently fighting with the bank over some loan restructuring. The last thing we needed was trying to host client meetings in our living room, so we need to finish the basement into a proper suite.

A buddy of mine hired a big name company last year and they basically just threw up some cheap drywall and charged him a fortune. We are on a strict budget until our funding clears.

Looking for an honest local company that knows how to do a professional finish.

Got a small catering prep kitchen running out of my property and we are in the middle of trying to get an equipment loan approved. The power dropped for three hours yesterday and I almost lost a whole fridge of inventory, so I am freaking out a bit.

I know how fast this can ruin a business. I've seen other places lose thousands because they hired cheap electricians who didn't wire the backup correctly.

Need a professional team that actually knows what they are doing but won't bankrupt me right now.

Trying to keep my small accounting firm afloat from my home office while we deal with some unexpected tax issues. We just moved into an older neighborhood and the grid seems super unstable here.

I've seen so many ads for these ""zero down"" battery specials, but I know those usually end up with crazy high interest rates and hidden fees. I just need a solid, honest installation done.

Does anyone have a go-to company that does quality work without all the shady financing tricks?

Got a small restaurant and we are in the middle of trying to get an equipment loan approved. Found some missing shingles after the last windy day and I am freaking out a bit.

I know how fast water damage can ruin a dining room. I've seen other places get shut down because they hired cheap contractors who cut corners.

Need a professional team that actually knows commercial spaces but won't bankrupt me right now.