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Gmatt Builder Developer llc

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General Contracting

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  • Serves Passaic, NJ
Ragini Parekh says, "This is the third time I am using GMATT builders for renovation, and this is the largest and most extensive renovation I have done to date. I am extremely happy with the work that I have received on all three of my renovations with GMATT builders. The first renovation that I had with GMAT builder was at my previous house, it was a roof replacement. The second renovation that I had with him was the installation of a very large picture window at my first house. Both jobs were done within the time frame that Mr Gomez had advised, and they were done very well.For my most recent renovation, which was the extension of the back of the house, with an addition of approximately 350 ft, plus a new kitchen, plus a new laundry room, shower, and a new pressure treated deck that is approximately 360 ft. After getting bids from multiple contractors, I once again contacted Mr Gomez for a bid. His bid was competitive with the range that had been proposed to me, and having worked with him over a time frame of 20 years gave me the confidence to go ahead with him on this job, the largest job to date.His work is excellent. The building of a crawl space, new exterior walls, roof, finished walls and floor, installation of porcelain tile floors, installation of the shower, installation of a skylight as well as several windows and two doors, the installation of my cabinetry, including the crown molding on the cabinetry, installation of the lighting, and last but not least of all the installation of a 4,000 lb steel beam to hold up the entire second floor of my house have all been done very nicely. Mr Gomez is on the site almost every single day, And he does much of the work himself, along with his employees. I find that he brings the same employees time and again, so I feel confident in knowing that he has trained and supervised them well, and is not the type of contractor who has a part-time crew working for him intermittently, which is one of those things that we are told to watch out for. I felt very confident leaving him at the home to do the work while I went to work myself, knowing that the work would be done properly.Mr Gomez is receptive to my inquiries, and answers all of my questions very patiently. He addressed all of my concerns. I have been very happy with the overall work. I did have some issues with my heat, some heat loss, some issues with the tile work and the trim work that were noticed after the completion of the job, and he has been very attentive to taking care of all of those needs.If ever I need to have another small or a large renovation done, I would not hesitate to contact Mr Gomez again. I have been using him for several smaller jobs over the last 20 years as well, not including these three larger jobs, and have always had a positive experience with him.Feel free to contact me if you have any questions. Please take a look at my finished kitchen.Thank you Javier! You rock!"See more
Ragini Parekh says, "This is the third time I am using GMATT builders for renovation, and this is the largest and most extensive renovation I have done to date. I am extremely happy with the work that I have received on all three of my renovations with GMATT builders. The first renovation that I had with GMAT builder was at my previous house, it was a roof replacement. The second renovation that I had with him was the installation of a very large picture window at my first house. Both jobs were done within the time frame that Mr Gomez had advised, and they were done very well.For my most recent renovation, which was the extension of the back of the house, with an addition of approximately 350 ft, plus a new kitchen, plus a new laundry room, shower, and a new pressure treated deck that is approximately 360 ft. After getting bids from multiple contractors, I once again contacted Mr Gomez for a bid. His bid was competitive with the range that had been proposed to me, and having worked with him over a time frame of 20 years gave me the confidence to go ahead with him on this job, the largest job to date.His work is excellent. The building of a crawl space, new exterior walls, roof, finished walls and floor, installation of porcelain tile floors, installation of the shower, installation of a skylight as well as several windows and two doors, the installation of my cabinetry, including the crown molding on the cabinetry, installation of the lighting, and last but not least of all the installation of a 4,000 lb steel beam to hold up the entire second floor of my house have all been done very nicely. Mr Gomez is on the site almost every single day, And he does much of the work himself, along with his employees. I find that he brings the same employees time and again, so I feel confident in knowing that he has trained and supervised them well, and is not the type of contractor who has a part-time crew working for him intermittently, which is one of those things that we are told to watch out for. I felt very confident leaving him at the home to do the work while I went to work myself, knowing that the work would be done properly.Mr Gomez is receptive to my inquiries, and answers all of my questions very patiently. He addressed all of my concerns. I have been very happy with the overall work. I did have some issues with my heat, some heat loss, some issues with the tile work and the trim work that were noticed after the completion of the job, and he has been very attentive to taking care of all of those needs.If ever I need to have another small or a large renovation done, I would not hesitate to contact Mr Gomez again. I have been using him for several smaller jobs over the last 20 years as well, not including these three larger jobs, and have always had a positive experience with him.Feel free to contact me if you have any questions. Please take a look at my finished kitchen.Thank you Javier! You rock!"

Q & A

Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on Thumbtack.

How much does insulation cost?

The cost of insulation will vary significantly, with prices as high as $2,800. However, homeowners spend an average of $350 for insulation installation and upgrades (keep in mind this average cost includes small and big spaces). 

The actual cost you pay will depend on a number of factors, including where you live, the total square footage of your space, the cost of labor and any preparation and cleanup work needed to complete the job. The type of insulation is one of the biggest factors. Contact insulation contractors near you to get price estimates.

How much should waterproofing a basement cost?

Waterproofing a basement costs between $500 and $3,500, on average. The cost depends on several factors, including the type and extent of waterproofing, as well as the amount of labor involved to complete the job. For example, the labor cost to apply concrete sealer is about $3-$12 per square foot. And adding an interior drainage system costs approximately $700-$2,600.

Who do I hire to get my basement waterproofed?

There are a number of different pros who perform basement waterproofing, including specialized contractors and companies. Your best bet to ensure your basement’s waterproofing gets done the right way is to search for local professionals who can perform the service. This is easy on Thumbtack, where you can enter your zip code and the desired service, and then make your selection after viewing customer ratings, reviews and project photos.

What are the advantages of insulating a house?

Insulating your home has many benefits and is worth the time, energy and money. Here’s why:

  • Insulation reduces energy and heating costs.
  • Less energy consumption also results in a reduction of pollutant emissions.
  • Insulation prevents condensation from moisture and stark temperature differentials.
  • And it reduces noise from passing through the walls.

What are the advantages of waterproofing your basement?

Waterproofing your basement can help you prevent major water damage caused by heavy rains — which means you won’t have to pay for expensive water damage restoration services. Waterproofing systems also prevent basement flooding and protect your possessions. And by keeping your basement dry, you can also prevent mold growth (and avoid having to pay for mold remediation services). Finally, your basement floor may last longer, your sump pump will work less and your home’s foundation will be more protected if you have a sound waterproofing system.

How do I hire someone to insulate my home?

The best way to hire someone to insulate your home is by searching for contractors near you online or using the Thumbtack app. Start by entering your zip code to find a list of top-rated insulation contractors in your area. Then, whittle down the search results by customer ratings and reviews. Pay special attention to the positive (and negative) reviews, and check out the contractors’ photos — these can give you an idea of the contractors’ quality of work on past insulation projects. 

Also, check licensing requirements in your state and ensure that whoever you work with has a license (if needed). The final step is reaching out to at least three or more contractors to receive cost estimates and compare bids.

What is insulation?

Insulation is a material that slows or inhibits heat flow from one area to another. It can take many forms. A common type is fiberglass or mineral wool (aka rock wool and sag wool). Another is cellulose insulation, an environmentally friendly option that is blown into wall cavities. Sprayed foam insulation is a go-to option if you need to add insulation to existing areas and around obstructions.

What should you use to waterproof basement walls?

When you’re having your basement waterproofed, it’s important to use the right materials for the job. A professional might coat your interior walls with masonry waterproofing products, such as sealants. The pro might also couple this with other exterior waterproofing methods, such as properly installing gutters, downspouts and drainage ditches. Talk to a basement waterproofing company near you to find out what method(s) they will use to waterproof your basement walls.

What is the best basement waterproofing system?

The best way to prevent moisture from seeping into your basement is to combine both interior and exterior waterproofing techniques. This method begins at construction by installing the water diversion infrastructure needed to move water away from your foundation and keep it out of the foundation materials in the first place. Then, a membrane should be installed inside to prevent any moisture that has made it past these defenses from making it all the way into your basement. 

However, always consult with basement waterproofing professionals near you to determine which method is right for your home — and your budget.

What is r-value insulation?

R-value — or thermal resistance value — is a measure of any surface or material’s resistance to heat flow. The greater the R-value, the more insulation the material provides. R-value depends on the thickness, density and type of insulation, as well as the moisture accumulation, age and temperature. 

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