All reviews (5)

This is my company, we have an endless list of loving references, we have always taken excellent care of our customers and still do today. Since I don't have time to go online, and drum up reviews, and play the social media game (because I'm designing and building for my valued long term customers) this service is presenting an EXTREMELY unrealistic view of our company. We do more commercial work now but are still available to design and build your home addition projects at the highest level off professionalism. We do cottages, boathouses, Timber frame homes, homes, custom stairs, and custom metal fabrication as well.

Good Guys Builders Group did some work on our building. The design was absolutely exceptional. The workmanship was not only excellent but was unique and no other contractor was even able to provide the type of style of craft the Good Guys provided. Traditional timberwork absolutely beautiful, masonry design and created a final finish. We have had hundreds of compliments on it.

Good Guys did a sunroom for us about six years ago. Looks nice but it's hard to get their attention and almost impossible once their bill is paid. Roof leaked and was leaking into the house roof. They return a small fraction of their phone messages but after several months, they finally did fix it. Worse, years after the build, the city came after me saying the building permit had never been completed and the inspection not done. This was a surprise as getting and satisfying the permit was the builder's responsibility. Still not done and Good Guys is in no hurry. Update Oct 2018: After years of wrangling with Good Guys, I gave up on them. Their attitude (City is picking on us) and unresponsiveness made it impossible to get the permit (which Good Guys was supposed to do in 2009 before starting the work). Instead, I worked directly with an independent engineer. He satisfied the City's concerns easily with a few hours' work. Unfortunately, there are several structural problems that will need to be fixed. But at least I have the permit now. Update 2 - Oct 2018: Have contracted with another builder for $8K to fix all the problems so the sunroom can pass City inspection. Telepost supports were installed but most weren't screwed down. So most of the deck structure was unsupported and way off level. Of course the deck boards had to be torn off to get at the teleposts. Also missing king post and leak issues.

Good Guys built our deck and sunroom approximately 6 years ago and I can STILL brag that I have the nicest outdoor living space in my neighbourhood! Great group to work with! Would recommend them to anyone.

Good guys built our deck five years ago. The deck sunk, the railings and the facing boards are falling off and the stairs are coming apart. They do not return my phone calls or e-mails. Not recommended.