We serve a wide variety of homeowners.
Our specialty is doing major remodels, primarily in the South
Bay Area. This includes kitchens, master suites, additions
and basement conversions.
Recently we surveyed our clients to find
out who they were and why they chose to work with Big Sky
Construction & Design. Following are some of the results:
When choosing a contractor, the top three
features our clients felt were most important were:
- A feeling of trust and integrity
- High quality work
- Good ability to listen to and understand their needs
Most live in homes 40 to 80+ years old and
have lived in their homes more than 10 years.
None of our clients felt they had an accurate
idea of the cost of their remodeling project. Some had a "general
idea," and most admitted having no idea at all. Why did
our clients remodel?
- They were in a position to reinvest into their home.
- To improve the quality of their lives was the #1 reason
- Necessary repairs came in second
By the way, when our clients think of remodeling
they sometimes have specific ideas, but often more general.
If you're not yet sure what you want, don't hesitate to call.
One of our specialties is helping you with ideas for your
remodel.
Here are some comments our clients wrote
about working with Big Sky Construction & Design.
"Daily clean ups and respect for people living in the
house."
"Felt like we were in good hands."
"Response to problems was prompt and efficient."
"Reliability--staying with the job, not working intermittently
but steadily."
"Responsible site management."
"Clear communication when the unexpected occurs."
"The good unobtrusive work crew and the good clean up
afterward."
I"ntegrity of staff."
"Dependable performance."
"Pleasant experience."
"No surprises."
"Responsiveness, good listening skills, good quality."
I" trust you."
"Cooperative, concerned with quality and detail, client
sensitive, very professional."
"Any problems dealt with immediately."
"Kept or exceeded commitments."
I" felt my concerns were always listened to."
"Nobody made fun of (belittled) my lack of carpentry
knowledge."
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