u/Mahnmut420

Managing a couple of multi-family rental properties and the cash flow is a bit of a mess right now while we wait on refinancing. We want to update the kitchens in two units to attract better tenants.

I've been reading online and it seems like half these guys just want to sell you a massive luxury package instead of actually just doing a solid, durable update.

Really need a straight shooter who can get this sorted with quality materials without taking advantage of the situation.

My partner and I run a small corporate catering service and we are currently fighting with the bank over some loan restructuring. We are trying to build out a small prep area in the lower level of our leased space.

A buddy of mine hired a big name company last year and they basically installed cheap drywall that started molding after six months. We are on a strict budget until our funding clears.

Looking for an honest local company that knows how to handle moisture issues without charging premium commercial rates.

Trying to keep my small retail shop afloat while we deal with some unexpected tax issues. We just bought an older building downtown and the lower level needs to be converted into a secure inventory room. I've seen so many ads for these design-build firms, but I know those usually end up with terrible hidden fees once they actually start tearing down walls.

Does anyone have a go-to contractor that does quality work and actually honors their upfront pricing?