170 Prosperous Pl #1, Lexington
Sun Closed
5.0
★★★★★
53 reviews
“Based on the excellent reviews I saw and recommendations from horse people about this firm’s equine construction division, I met with their initial project manager on Oct. 10, 2025 to get an initial free estimate for building our new horse stable, the first phase of a multi building project. I provided them with a draftsman created blueprint for 7 stall, wash stall, tack room, rest room, laundry, run-in overhang etc. I thought it was a good meeting and was told that because they were so busy that it would take 2 to 3 weeks to get an initial free estimate as a prelude to a more formal commitment. After about 2 1/2 weeks, I called to ask about progress. I received a rather brusque call back from the project manager stating that he had told me 3 to 4 weeks (not so, I wrote his initial timeline estimate down because I was hoping to get other estimates). I am very disappointed that it is now 7 1/2 weeks out and I have heard nothing at all from them. I noted a review where the folks said they were treated well even for a small job. Well, they have passed up an opportunity to build a stable, main custom house, guest house, and indoor arena, all part of an extended plan. Why would anyone want to hire contractors who treat potential customers this way right from the start? My experience with these folks is not the same as what I have seen in other reviews, but that is okay since I will gladly go elsewhere where I can be treated with some professional courtesy.
After leaving a one-star review to which Anderson and Rodgers politely responded, I wish to amend my review. The company’s president, Teddy Rodgers, reached out to me and promised to ameliorate the situation—which he has admirably done. He explained how a critical employee’s marriage and honeymoon got in the way of my project’s followup as well as how another person’s transference impacted their usual handling of work. This definitely can happen in a large organization juggling many jobs. Yesterday Teddy spent two hours filling me in on construction details, smart building decisions, cost estimates, and contacts with sub-contractors. He had done a lot of research for which I am grateful, and he has gone the extra mile in trying to make up for the whole initial problem. We will probably meet again next week after he receives some more estimates. He has gained my trust, and even if Anderson and Rodgers ultimately does not get the contract to build my stable, I will definitely be talking with them again when it comes time to build our main house.”
