Trivic Remodelers, Inc

Again and again I’ve asked them to stop calling me.

Last year, my wife and I wanted to add a deck and redo the kitchen, so we decided to get the deck done first to see if we liked the contractors in the first place. The deck was amazing, up in no time, and the guys who built it were super friendly. We then asked Ned to do our kitchen, and the result was amazing. Ned was responsive to any issues or inquiries we had and he always came when we asked to have a meeting. We wanted to reconfigure the cabinets so they were more usable and Ned gave us plenty of options from which to choose. The amount we ended up paying was exactly the quote he initially gave. No last minute surprise. My wife is super pleased with the kitchen and we will be using Trivic again for more remodeling we planned for this year.

Don’t understand what the other reviews are about… Trivic just left or rather I put them out. They were extremely rude and tried to sell me something I had not asked for. Really did not appreciate the way they talked down to me and assumed I had no knowledge of what my construction project entailed. When I asked them to close the gate next time which they left open when they came in (and I have a small dog which could have gotten out) their response was there will be no next time. You know they are correct… there will be no next time…

Our condo association had a great experience working with Trivic Remodelers. In the beginning of the summer, our neighborhood got pounded with a bad hailstorm. We had to deal with insurance companies for our own property and for the condo building. Everyone knows how frustrating that process can be and when we found out we needed a new roof I was overwhelmed at the thought of using the contractor our insurance recommended.
I did a little Unilocal research and called Ned. I’m so glad that I did. Ned did not make this process difficult and was very personable and accessible to us. He went out of his way to communicate with us, schedule meetings and he was incredibly affordable. The insurance recommended contractor was way overpriced and Ned was able to save our association a considerable amount of money. He really took the burden from us and did everything he said he would in a prompt and timely manner. I know that the other insurance contractors were so busy with hailstorm repairs we were going to have to wait until late October to get our new roof. The process with Trivic was very timely and we had no problems with prompt repairs, etc.
Ned was on-​site for most of the repair-​work and he even upgraded our roof and gutter system for the good price he gave us. The crews that worked were fast and efficient. I didn’t have much interaction with them, but they went above and beyond – cleaning out some duct work by request and adding a few improvements to the pipes on our roof.
I couldn’t be happier with our choice to work with Ned. When he finished the job, I wanted to look around for more work for him to do! When the time comes for more repairs or improvements, I’m definitely going to call Trivic.

They did our kitchen last year. It was the best experience with this sort of thing I’ve ever had. Ned (the owner) was realistic and honest about the timeframe, the cost, etc. He also recommended subcontractors who have since been a great help to us (when rain got into our attic, shorted a light and started a small fire).
Aside from the high quality of the work, the attention to detail, and the friendliness of Ned — the best thing about Trivic is that they were meticulous about cleaning up every evening when they left. Must’ve been tricky, given that I think they pulled up 3 – 4 layers of old flooring from our 90 year old kitchen — but they did it.
You can probably find someone who will do work cheaper — there’s always some guy in a pick-​up who can. But if having it done right the first time — and on schedule — matters, go to Trivic.
Finally, I gotta say — Ned and all the guys who work with him were very polite and respectful to my wife. I can’t believe one might expect something else in the 21^st century, but it still seems uncommon.