About Goodhand Builders, Inc.
Goodhand Builders, Inc. is a highly recommended construction company that has earned the trust and satisfaction of its clients. After meeting with multiple contractors for a full home renovation, the clients decided to work with Goodhand Builders, and it proved to be an excellent decision. The company's owner, Tyler Pase, is described as a great person to work with, creative, honest, extremely knowledgeable, responsive, and professional. He leads a team of talented builders who demonstrated exceptional attention to detail in the structural upgrades and finish work, including tile, carpentry, masonry, and painting. The clients were impressed with Goodhand Builders' ability to stay on schedule, even when facing unexpected surprises behind walls or under floors. Tyler and the project manager, Stephen, worked closely with the clients to find creative and affordable solutions to these challenges. The clients were particularly impressed with the integrity and professionalism of Goodhand's workers and subcontractors. They felt comfortable leaving the crew alone in their home and were even impressed when the workers returned a found $10 bill. The owner and project manager also regularly visited the site to ensure everything was progressing smoothly. Despite the project taking more time and money than initially expected, the clients never felt frustrated with their contractor. Instead, they felt incredibly grateful to have found Goodhand Builders, as the company saved their house, their sanity, and their investment. The clients have already recommended Goodhand Builders to their friends and highly encourage others to give the company a call.
After meeting with multiple contractors for our full home renovation we decided to work with Goodhand Builders - this was the BEST decision we could have ever made. Tyler Pase is not only a great guy to spend time with; he is also creative, honest, extremely knowledgeable, responsive, professional and maintains a crew of the most talented builders I have ever come across. We embarked on brining our 1928 Spanish style home back to its original grandeur as well as updating all of the electrical, plumbing and mechanical systems. The attention to detail was incredible from the structural upgrades to the finish work (tile, carpentry, masonry, painting, etc.). Tyler and our...read full review
We had to wait a few weeks to get on Tyler’s schedule, but once we met with him we were impressed with his creativity, knowledge, and honesty. He is a straight-shooter who carefully explains what work needs to be done and why. He worked with us to find the best solutions for our needs and budget. We gave him a list of over twenty items that needed fixing and he offered to charge us cost-plus since it would be so hard to estimate so many small jobs. That seemed very fair to us. Work began and we received electronic bills every two weeks with transparent details that aligned with what was happening at our house.GoodHands workers/crews/subcontractors were respectful of...read full review
We didn't think we'd ever need to hire a contractor. After all, the relator and seller of the flip promised everything was "brand new to the studs and only the finest quality!" But as multiple problems surfaced we found a highly recommended carpenter to help us out. He quickly determined that our dream house was a nightmare and that we would need more than a carpenter to fix it. He recommended the best and most ethical contractor he knew, Tyler, at GoodHands Builders. We had to wait a few weeks to get on Tyler's schedule, but once we met with him we were impressed with his creativity, knowledge, and honesty. He is a straight-shooter who carefully explains what work needs to be done and why. He worked with us to find the best solutions for our needs and budget. We gave him a list of over twenty items that needed fixing and he offered to charge us cost-plus since it would be so hard to estimate so many small jobs. That seemed very fair to us. Work began and we received electronic bills every two weeks with transparent details that aligned with what was happening at our house. GoodHands workers/crews/subcontractors were respectful of us and our property. They showed up on time, worked hard, and cleaned up daily when finished. We had two guys who worked at our house six days a week for over a year. I felt totally comfortable being alone with them and leaving them alone when I wasn't home. They demonstrated the same integrity that Tyler did. (They once returned a ten dollar bill they found in the street near where my son's car had been parked shortly after he had left.) In addition to the crews who were here, either Tyler (the owner) or Stephen (the project manager) stopped by daily to make sure everything was proceeding smoothly. When workers found problems (like a screw through the copper piping in the bathroom, walls that were supported by 1x2s instead of 2x4s, cracks in the foundation, showers that didn't drain because they were level instead of sloped, improper water proofing underneath the tile, concrete pavers that rose up causing tripping hazards because they were used to hide a decaying driveway, and a shear wall that wasn't) the crew communicated to management and together they worked to find a solution and only then would Tyler or Stephen bring it to my attention. So while each of these surprises cost us money to fix, by the time I was told about them there were already solutions for us to chose from and plans to fix it. At one point, we realized that we were going to have to tear out the entire primary bathroom and redo another shower because of the flipper's previous faulty work. We decided to borrow from the adjacent bedroom and make the bathroom larger and add a custom closet so we'd have something good to show for all of the time and money we spent on repairs. We discussed multiple layout options with Tyler and he would prepare drawings and estimated costs for each one. The end result is a truly stunning bath and walk-in closet. Everyone we know who has worked with a contractor says that it has cost them more time and money than they expected. At then end of their projects, they all talked about how much they hated their contractors. They were right--it did take more time and money than initially expected. Some of that was due to supply chain issues related to the pandemic, but most of it was related to the shoddy workmanship of the seller and the surprises he left us. None of it was due to the contractor. Before, during, and after the work was was done, we didn't hate our contractor, we felt incredibly grateful to have found him. He saved our house, our sanity, and our investment. When we found new problems we felt fortunate to have someone we trusted to take care of so many unexpected surprises. After the repairs and remodeling were done inside, we again hired GoodHands to remove a cheap plastic lattice and metal structure outside and replace it with a custom-designed cedar pergola stained to match the house. As I write this, we had an electrical pr