Beaver Home Services and Remodeling

Marta L.Jun 2026

I signed a contract with Beaver on 3/2/26 for the remodel of a roughly 1,000 sq. ft. condo for approximately $30K. I was initially told the project would take about 4–6 weeks, however the work is still nowhere near complete. There are still numerous unfinished items, including interior doors not fully installed, missing hardware and hinges, missing floor transitions, incomplete trim work, and even the toilet still not installed. Drywall, texture and paint were so poorly done or incomplete, they needed to come back and start redoing. One of the biggest issues throughout the project was the lack of project management and oversight. Different subcontractors would come and go with little coordination, quality control, or supervision from Beaver. The project felt very scattered and disorganized, with no consistent management of timelines, workmanship, or sequencing of the work. At one point, when concerns were raised regarding delays and coordination, Beaver stated that they were “not a GC” and asked me to handle the electrician and plumber directly myself, even though electrical and plumbing coordination were included in their contract. That was very concerning and frustrating as a customer because it felt like there was no accountability for managing the project. Overall, this has been a very stressful and disappointing experience due to the delays, lack of communication, lack of oversight, and unfinished work. I would not recommend Beaver based on my experience. In response to the feedback: I understand that this project involved taking over an existing remodel, however that was fully known and understood at the time the contract was written and accepted. The contract itself was specifically prepared for that purpose. There were also no delays related to permitting. The additional work added during the project was very limited and primarily consisted of: floor sound barrier underlayment required by inspection, and closing off the fireplace flue/chute per inspector request. Those two additional items did not cause the project delays. We are now entering approximately week 13 on a project that was originally represented as a 4–6 week remodel, and the project is still nowhere near complete. In addition, several of the remaining items are not “punch-list” items. Missing interior doors, missing trim, missing hardware and hinges, missing floor transitions, a toilet that is still not installed, vanity cabinet painting still incomplete, and drywall/texture/paint work requiring rework are major incomplete scope items, not minor touch-ups. My frustration is not with isolated punch-list items. It is with the overall lack of coordination, supervision, quality control, and project management throughout the process. Different subcontractors came and went throughout the project with little consistency or oversight, and Beaver has not been onsite to actively supervise or check on subcontractor workmanship or progress in over a week. That contributed significantly to the feeling that the project was being handled in a scattered and disorganized manner. I appreciate the recent efforts toward completion and hope the remaining work can now be finalized properly, professionally, and within the completion timeframe that has now been requested.

Jacqueline j.Apr 2025

Oscar and his team created a doorway for our office that was open to the balcony and Livingroom below. The team did an amazing job! They were flexible on timing, designed and executed the whole job with minimal guidance from me. They matched their work to the other doors beautifully and left the house in perfect condition. What a team. I can’t recommend them highly enough.