HR3 LLC

Travis Rigo 

on Google

4 years ago

My company used to install shower doors for Eddie Gomez the owner of HR3. We did business as usual for about two years and then on one job he ghosted me after the installation. After about a month after we completed the job, Eddie finally got a hold of me and told me that he was going through some life issues and would only be able to make small payments to me until it’s paid for. I said that was okay, and tried to be understanding. Although he picked up his final balance from the customer and never bothered to pay me. The w... read more

Duane 

on Google

6 years ago

After having another contractor stand me up it was HR3 to the rescue. We had them install 4 can lights in our living room - which looks amazing!!!! We also had them convert one of our bathrooms into a laundry room. They did an amazing job on the tile, the drywall, and the installation of water water insert, everything really! They were prompt and professional. I would highly recommend them for any project! 

Stephen Brevig 

on Google

6 years ago

Do your homework when considering hiring unlicensed contractors. HR3 has judgement against them for not returning my money for unperformed work. 

Abigail Forrister 

on Google

6 years ago

HR3 did a new addition (extension of master bedroom, new master bath room and closet) and we were very pleased. Their quote was very reasonable and they stayed within budget. Eddie was very responsive to our inquiries, kept us informed throughout the process and he was very quick to fix any minor issues that arose. 

Sasher 

on Google

6 years ago

Paid over $500 for less than 3 hours of work which was not finished. I was left with a half repaired hole in my wall that required me to spend more money at Lowe's that is still not complete a month later. I was also quoted $150 for replacing and rewiring a fluorescent electrical ballast, which I have no problem with. After looking at the light, he noticed the only problem was the ground wire had come unscrewed from the wire nut. I was still charged $150 for 5 minutes on a ladder and no tools being used.