Ridgeline Construction

Quality Work. On Time. At Budget. Great Communication.nnRidgeline Construction was the General Contractor for our home remodel, which included roofing, siding, plumbing, electrical, and crawlspace work.nnThey were great to work with and made us feel comfortable throughout the process. All of the Ridgeline employees were great, and the subcontractors they chose for some of the work were well considered.nnI wouldn't hesitate to recommend Ridgeline Construction, and will certainly call on them for future projects. These guys have a really good thing going on!

Zac, and his team were great. Had a project at home that was too complicated for me to handle on my own. As an avid DIY'er I was a little anxious about having the hands off the steering wheel so to speak, but they listened to my concerns and didn't give me a hard time about it. They took a lot of care in how they handled materials not to bash up our home in the process. Even fixed a few things that were not part of the original bid (which turned out to be even lower than quoted before, so win-win). Our first time hiring someone to do something like this, so it was a good experience. Would certainly hire them again for complex scenarios out of my comfort zone.

Left messages no return phone calls..cant stand when they cant pick up a phone no matter how busy and give ya atleast a hey were a few months out.. anyways pass this place up unless you like a sick game of phone tag!!

As a subcontractor I have been working for Ridgeline for about 3 years now. Carl is great guy to do business with, pays on time and always appreciative of our services. Travis is the one who usually oversees the construction process and I have to say he knows his job well. I respect that not only he asks for quality craftsmanship but he can also show us what needs to be done and how. They have a great thing going!

The woodwork portion of the project looks good, but they didn't order enough wood to finish the project, and then asked if I wanted the project finished the way it was supposed to be. On the roofing over the new addition, they layed the roofing felt with the slant of the roof, instead of across the slant as is normally done. On the older section of the roof, they did not replace the old roofing felt, and put the new 3-tab over the old, and torn roofing felt. It appears that they did not use roofing nails to install the roofing, but used standard nails, with a nailing gun.nUPDATE: After my original post on this, Zac reimbursed me $1,500.