Clarke Building and Remodeling

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Introduction

I enjoy building and am excited everyday to get to work and build new things.

Overview

Hired 26 times

4 employees

12 years in business

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This pro accepts payments via Cash, Check, and Venmo.

Reviews

Customers rated this pro highly for responsiveness, work quality, and professionalism.

Great 4.7

24 reviews

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Randy W.

Dec 29, 2014

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General Carpentry

Tamara M.

Dec 21, 2015

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Snow Plowing

Maria M.

Jan 12, 2018

Details: I need snow plowing for the future winter season • No, the pro should provide the shovel or blower • Driveway • Walkway / path • Less tha 500 sq ft (~2 car driveway) • Flat

Snow Plowing

Danielle L.

Jun 22, 2014

We had several small semi-interconnected projects we needed done around the house. Matt had done some other small projects for us over the years and had always done a great job so we called him to see if he could take care of everything we had in mind. On a personal level, Matt is an easy-going guy, but professionally, he is a perfectionist and does not and will not do something halfway or cut corners. He does it well and he does it right the first time. He did an amazing job on our floors and our staircase. He even custom-built our newel posts for us for literally hundreds of dollars less than it would have cost us to buy them. The transition between our kitchen and dining room is a little funky which made it difficult as far as where to end the tile/start the hardwood. Matt came up with an aesthetically-pleasing way to do it that required multiple angular cuts of the tile, and cutting the hardwood at a complementary angle. It definitely was not the easiest way to do it, but it looks great and was the perfect solution. For our master bath and closet remodel, Matt sat down with us to make sure that our ideas made sense from a construction (and building code!) point of view. We moved the closet entrance from the bedroom to the bathroom and looking at it now, you can't see where the old closet entrance was patched over. It looks like the wall was always solid all the way across. The windows that had been in the bathroom previously were too large and low for a bathroom. Matt took them out and put in more-bathroom-appropriate windows--one in the water closet, the other in the shower. The shower...the shower looks fantastic. We threw a lot of things at him with the shower--a bench, a cubby shelf, a window, the shower handle on a different wall than the shower head. He took it all in stride and did a great job with all of it. Initially, the plumber was very resistant and didn't want to deal with running the pipes over to the other wall for the shower handle, and Matt got him to do it. Everyone we've shown the bathroom and closet to have been amazed at how well it all turned out and have commented on what a good job he did. The windows in the master bedroom were configured in a weird way. He took out and patched over one long-skinny horizontal window and put two regular double-hung windows in instead. Again, you can't tell that the wall was patched at all and the windows look like they've always been there. Throughout the project, we kept coming up with other "little things" we wanted to do. In some cases, Matt told us he could do it, but we could save a lot of money doing it ourselves. For example, he got us started with putting in some built-in shelving and then helped with cutting and installing the crown molding around them afterwards. I really can't say enough about how great a job Matt did and how happy we were with the end result. He always showed up when he said he would. He cleaned up after himself every day, so even when our house was in chaos from moving furniture from room to room, we never had to worry about the kids getting into construction debris or stepping on a staple or nail. You can tell that he takes a lot of pride in his work and has an excellent work ethic. He's personable and always answered our questions in an honest and matter-of-fact way. He saved us money when he could, but didn't sacrifice quality in order to save a few bucks here and there. I can't recommend him enough. A++ work.

Aubrey P.

Aug 19, 2016

FAQs

What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
Typically ask for half down and half upon completion. Larger projects are broken into different pay schedules.
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
I do a free consultation at your home, where I listen to your ideas and get a feel for the space. I provide feedback and help you make plans at that meeting, then submit a free custom estimate following the meeting.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
18+ years of hands-on experience under established contractors and craftsmen.