Supreme Remodeling Inc

Supreme Remodeling,
We wanted to thank you for the marvelous work the Supreme Remodeling team did in our home. You made our condo a place that is beautiful and welcoming and we love coming home to this wonderful place you help create for us.
We appreciate all the care Supreme Remodeling took to make sure we were happy with the end result. Your design ideas were spot on for our lifestyle. The expert work of your tile person is evident in our floors, our bathrooms, and our gorgeous kitchen back splash. The cabinetmaker you brought in to make our dream kitchen a reality did an amazing job. Our kitchen is the centerpiece of our house and we love to entertain our friends and family in this beautiful room, which continues to draw admiration from all who come to visit our home. Working with the Supreme Remodeling team to create all of our new rooms was a fun and creative endeavor. And we are grateful with the way we were treated and how closely you all listened to our long wish list.
The experience of having to live through a home remodel is not always easy and it can be fraught with anxiety. We are ever thankful to you and your crew for making this experience as smooth and seamless as possible.
For anyone who is considering a remodel, whether small or large, we would tell them to talk to you. We happily recommend Supreme Remodeling and, as you know, have already done so several times. We can’t say enough good things about our experience with your company, but suffice it to say, Supreme Remodeling will always be our contractor of choice and we will definitely be engaging your services again when we are ready for the phase 2 of our home creation.
Special thanks to Micky! We are so grateful to the entire professional and friendly crew at Supreme Remodeling for making our condo such a beautiful and charming home.

Lets start by saying I havent even had a chance to hire this company! Turnz out I had an appointment tonight to give né a quote o a gagrage conversion and everything was good until they called me back and said as part of their policy my husband had to be present, even after I explained I am the owner of the house that it’s in my name alone as married woman as my sole and separate property they could not come out to do the estimate. I mean how sexist can you be? What world do these poeple live in! Ugh 2 stars was generous as far as I am concerned. I am glad they acted up now instead of later judging by all the negative reviews!
P.s according to the rep he said to check out Angies List for better reviews on their company after I told him I would check out Unilocal.Hmmm I better head over to Angies list to warn them! BEWARE!

I made an appointment for them to come out to quote a full kitchen remodel. The day of the appointment they called to confirm that my husband was going to attend. When I said it was just going to be me, they then asked if I was married and who was on the title of my house. Without an answer to those questions, they continued to insist that they needed a husband to attend the meeting with me. That’s awfully short notice for me to find a husband, so I won’t be working with this company. But really? Are they stuck in the 1950’s?

We undertook an $ 80k, 3 month renovation project and came away feeling only somewhat satisfied. Our contractor, Oury, and his builder, Mike, were very friendly and attentive, but on too many occasions their attention to detail was lacking. The quality of the workmanship and chosen materials was often not good and there were many little issues left unresolved. We often did challenge on quality and, while sometimes resolved to our satisfaction, oftentimes we just accepted the defects in the interest of harmony and given materiality. If you choose to invest your hard earned dollars with this firm, be sure to get every last detail in writing (scope of work and materials) and leave nothing to chance… it is when they are left to make decisions on your behalf or operate unchecked for any length of time that quality of work deteriorates. After all, the devils in the details as they say!

Very poorly run. Currently at a year and 3 months of what was originally promised to be a 6 month job. Still not completed and still not seeing any ongoing presence of a general contractor running the job.
Schedule: Contractor’s poor performance has been very consistent over more than a year of dealing with this contractor. On rare days, two subcontractors show up to work in parallel, most days only 1 contractor with 1 helper show up to make very slow progress on a single item. Many days no one shows up. I kept track of days worked versus days not worked over the summer and totaled up 26 days with workers on the job out of the total of 76 workdays (including Saturdays). I finally gave up counting and have had more phone calls and onsite meetings to «reset» the schedule than I can count. The simple fact is that there is almost no oversight or coordination of this job. The city building department in RPV has even gotten frustrated with this contractor due to missed appointments for inspection. This is very rare as most other contractors and architects find this office to be very easy to work with.
Cost: Another item to be aware of is that with this contractor, absolutely everything MUST be spelled out in detail in the contract you sign. I had many bidders in the proposal process and Supreme Remodeling seemed both responsive and professional during the sales cycle. When it came down to the contract, they said they bid to exactly the same plans and build notes that all others bid to, but on further examination whole sections of the build were ignored in their proposal, such as our HVAC system details, Pool Equipment relocation and Bathroom Vanities and Cabinets. As well, the allowances for cabinets, flooring and tile in the build were minimal, so keep this in mind in considering their bid. Currently change orders just to comply with the original plans have pushed the price up over 30% from the original contract and we’re nowhere near done yet! We would certainly have made a different choice had we known we had push every detail into the contract with these folks.
Quality: On the note of quality, we have had to continually point the many of the contractor’s subcontractors back to the details already in the drawing and have them redo work. This accounted for a portion of the delay, but not as much as the contractors simply not showing up for days. It took four tries for their roofing contractor to finally stop a single roof leak in the entryway of the house in the newly constructed section of roof. Supreme’s HVAC contractor and tile contractors (3 to be specific, they started with one, then switched to another, then were lining up a 3^rd to actually do the work when we gave up and got our own tile subcontractor) did not inspire any confidence so we felt compelled to go find our own. The quality of their framing has been spotty, causing their counter fabricators and finish carpenter to have to make many adjustments to make things level, flat and square. Their flooring contractor, plumber and finish contractor have been excellent.
Overall, had I known at the time of selecting a contractor what I know now, I would have chosen a different general contractor. Certainly no contractor is perfect, but this one has simply not been responsive, has not been easy to work with, and in large part has simply not been paying attention to this job after getting the contract. So my family is still stuck in a rental unit waiting.
Buyer beware.

Supreme just finished a backyard project for me. Removal of all concrete, in ground spa, plants, etc. They install new concrete patio and walkway, gate, patio cover and a tankless water heater. LOVED THEM! Especially project manager Joe who was so accomodating to my crazy schedule and bent over backwards to make this a fantastic project.

We had been looking for a contractor to remodel our new home. We had interviewed bunch of them. When I met Supreme Remodeling inc., I instinctively felt their confidence and professionalism. They were very accessible to communicate, especially the project manager was always within our reach, this was such a big relief during the entire project period. Also their work ethic is highly appreciated.
I would recommend and work with them if we have new project…
Grace & Sean O. at LA CANADA…

We got several quotes before we decided to go with Supreme Remodeling for our extensive kitchen and floor remodel. Simon was the lead contractor on our remodel job and he did a marvelous job making sure the work met our expectations. In contrast to the other contractors we had gotten estimates from, he reassured us that we wouldn’t need to replace the floors to get rid of the watermark on the floor and didn’t try to sell us any unneeded services. The dream kitchen matched our vision exactly as did our beautiful good-​as-​new hardwood floors. The work was finished in a timely manner and we stayed within our budget. Would definitely recommend Simon and Supreme Remodeling to anyone looking for great remodelling job for a better price that other competitors.

Supreme Remodeling did excellent work. It was a complicated job as the whole condo needed remodeling, from the ceiling to the flooring. Walls had to be removed and rebuilt, entry ways were adjusted, doors added, the bathroom remodeling, etc. And the electrical work had do be redone. Rami, the lead contractor, was friendly, attentive, and addressed all my needs. The place went from a dump to a castle. I would have given 5 stars except this was the first time I have had a remodeling and don’t have anything to compare it too. But I was very pleased. Supreme Remodeling followed through every step of the way to check on things. They have a good staff.

As a homeowner, I am consistently barraged by construction companies wanting to work on my house. My house is in great need of repair and it is obvious from the street. Michael approached me with kindness and understanding of my situation. I hired Supreme to install a new garage door, mine had become unsafe. They were extremely proffessional and completed the project in one day. I would recommend this company to anyone in need of a job well done.
With sincere thanks to them,
Shelley Christiansen

This is the most unprofessional company I have worked with. I called them about a kitchen remodeling project and we made an appointment for 9:30. They called and left a voice mail 45 minutes before the appointment time. I called them back shortly (in less than 20 minutes). They told me that since I did not pick up the phone when they called, they decided not to show up and sent their guy to the next appointment. Note that they had not told me that they would be calling me right before the appointment time. They basically screwed up my day. Really makes you wonder how they value their customers. Be very careful.

I arranged for someone to come by my house on Thursday, September 18 to provide an estimate for the conversion of a walk-​in closet into a bathroom. The person who came by said that the estimate would be prepared and emailed to me the following Monday or Tuesday. It is now Monday, September 29, and I still have not received an estimate. I called and they said that it would be prepared. My question is, if it takes this long to get an estimate (I’m assuming that they will follow through), will they be reliable in following through during the construction phase. Because of this, I’m going to pass on using them and question their ability to act professionally.

A great team to work with. Really enjoyed working with Patrick, Leora, and Moshe. I got the whole 2 bedroom 3 bathroom house renovated expect the kitchen and the floors. Supreme did a really good job and on time. I would recommend them to any one any day!

I normally would not do a review. I receive 3 solicitation calls a day from Supreme Remodel. I’ve asked the representatives on the phone to put us on a do not call list yet we continue to receive calls. They change their numbers each time they call. I’ve scrolled through the caller ID and see their name repeatedly in my caller ID records. If I needed a remodel, just because of their annoying practices, I would not use them.
W. S.

Yesterday, I received an unsolicited telephone call from Supreme Remodeling. Note that I’m 300 miles north of where they say they’re located. The opening line of the conversation was immediately suspicious, with the female who made the call trying to sound like they knew me, etc. They had even phonied up the caller ID (a common practice of companies who know they’re breaking the Do Not Call law) to show the number as 510−164−7558. 510 is a local (to me) Area Code and there are no phone numbers in the USA that begin with 164 (per the phone company).
I immediately told her that what they were doing is against the law because it’s an unsolicited call from a business that I have no prior business relationship with, etc., and that my number is on the Do Not Call List. That didn’t even slow her down. I asked her where they were located; she said Los Angeles and she quickly volunteered a phone number. She gave the number as 877−506−5334. The 877 prefix simply means it’s toll-​free but the full phone number is a meaningless number that has no history in Google. I suspect it’s phony, too. Calling that number results in a «fast busy» tone that often means there is no such number.
I also note that even the zip code that Supreme Remodeling shows on their Unilocal profile is suspect because it doesn’t match the location they show (and «San Fernando Valley» is not a city). Further research on Google shows that their office is located in Van Nuys. This, however, is a minor detail.
Summary: illegal business practices with phony information. Beware!

Preamble: we are relaying our account of the facts as we experienced them. Despite receiving a cease and desist letter from Supreme Remodeling requesting that we remove our review, we feel strongly that the purpose of these sites is to share experiences in order to allow others to make informed decisions. We would not spend the time writing negative reviews about a company that we felt had not wronged us.
This is our experience:
Expecting our second child, we decided we needed additional storage space built by our patio as well as some child-​proofing of balcony railings, installation of a cat flap/​doggy door and finally some weatherproofing of our front door.
Supreme Remodeling quoted us $ 13,600 which was definitely on the high end, but we were assured that we would receive impeccable service and that quality materials would be used. Neither turned out to be true, and our experience with Supreme Remodeling went from bad to worse.
First, we never dealt with the manager who sold us on the contract once signed. They had workers show up who did not communicate with us, left debris and trash everywhere and did not respect our instructions regarding the disposition of our patio plants.
The materials used didn’t match the rest of the home in any way despite their assurances that they would integrate the new construction with the overall aesthetics of our home. The materials used were cheap, nails showing, and flimsy quality.
We disappointedly realized that we were not getting our money’s worth, having paid a $ 7,000 upfront deposit. When we addressed the issues with them, we felt like their over the top salesmanship was not honest. Therefore, we sent them a termination notice for any additional work and they never showed back up.
We subsequently had three other contractors give us estimates for both finishing the job and the cost of the current unfinished structure. The quotes for what they would have charged for the current structure were between $ 2K-​$ 3.5K. We had overpaid by $ 3.5K-$ 5K.
We took Supreme Remodeling to small claims court. They agreed to settle before the judge heard our case. The settlement agreement was that they would finish the shed at no cost to us, in exchange for us removing any negative reviews from Angie’s List. We foolishly gave them another chance and accepted the offer. We honored our part of the agreement and removed our review immediately.
They strung us along promising to finish the job for over a month despite weekly emails on our part. After 3 weeks, they indicated that they had no intention of honoring the settlement agreement. So here we are, 5 months form the start of our relationship with this company with an unfinished shed that is getting weathered, no prospect to recover a dime from them, and less than 2 months from the arrival of a new baby for which we need to prepare our home.