Repairs and Remodels on Demand

Steve M.

R&R On Demand did a great job resolving some water damage & repairs in a rental unit of mine. They managed all the remediation work & testing done by ServoPro and then repaired the kitchen cabinets and floor quickly when the remediation was complete. Additionally, they worked well with the tenants to make sure they were inconvenienced as little as possible and were satisfied with the repairs. The project turned out to be much bigger than originally expected and R&R On Demand was up to the task.

Paul W.

I recently contracted with RROD to address various repairs that were needed in the bathrooms and kitchen of a residential triplex. Charles and his crew displayed the expertise and experience to intelligently plan out the project. The project was completed in an efficient and expeditious manner. Charles was also very diligent at keeping me informed of the progress of the work and addressing any concerns that I had along the way. In the end, I was very satisfied with the quality of the work that was completed, and I would use this contractor again without hesitation in the future.

Ernie E.

I cannot express how fortunate I feel to have found RR On Demand. Their company name says it all--the response time is phenomenal, Bradley, Ron, and Ethan, their technicians, are courteous, professional, and knowledgeable. The owner is definitely vested in making sure the services are accomplished well and quickly. Don't hesitate to use this team, you will be pleased.
5 stars!

Tony M.

I added an interior door to my home hallway where there was nothing. Great customer service. Kept me updated on the process every step of the way. Quality work.

Merle H.

We had a number of repair and upgrade projects to do in our house and started searching for a contractor in March. We received bids from three different companies, but none of them followed through with a contract. Finally, in July, we received a recommendation for Remodels and Repairs On Demand and they turned out to be outstanding. Charles provided a detailed bid and was very flexible when we requested a couple of changes, even after the work had started. They stayed on schedule and kept us informed with each step of the process.

Our project included knocking out an interior wall in a bedroom to reconfigure the closet and install new mirrored sliding doors. In the bathroom, they resealed the shower pan, replaced some ceramic tiles in the shower, replaced some grouting, installed drywall and a can light, relocated electrical switches, prepped walls for painting and painted the work area. They also repaired some exterior window frames that had extensive damage due to dry rot.

Charles and his workers from Repairs and Remodels On Demand were honest, polite, punctual, very well organized, easy to work with and finished the job on time. We are very pleased with their work and would highly recommend this company to others.

Robert G.

We completed a remodel of (4) bathrooms, flooring and our banister. The contractors did an excellent job. They stayed on schedule with everything they could control. They completed touch ups as needed, and were eager to please our request. We were especially impressed with Charles Gilbert, the contract representative who maintained in constant communication with us including weekends and evenings as needed. He was very involved and did not hesitate to personally ensure work being completed was in line with the company's expectations. His proactive oversight meant we did not have to point out to many things as the work progressed. We never felt like we were getting the run around. Charles made us feel important even though he also had other projects going on at other residents. We never had an email or call go unanswered at any time. I would gladly recommend this Company and Charles Gilbert to any of our friends or family.

Amy R.

Our AC was leaking and caused damage to our ceiling. We were provided with a quick response to assess the damage and the damage was fixed promptly. Very nice and professional.

Dave S.

Unexpected circumstances preventing me from looking at the finished remodeling until over one year after completion. I was very pleasantly surprised at how nice everything looked - until I looked a little closer. Here are some of my observations.

There was a fine brown dust covering most of the surfaces of the house, even permeating into my closed cabinets. My painter told me he had to spend time wiping down some of the surfaces and also repairing/redoing the spackling and caulking in the new bathroom. I had to redo the caulking in the shower because it was so thin in spots that water was leaking behind the wall.

I also noticed that the electrician, who said he ""fixed"" the problem with two two-way switches controlling a ceiling fan/light (he claimed I wired them incorrectly, yet I hadn't changed the original wiring at all), left me with a ceiling fan/light which was on only when BOTH switches were on. He also apparently managed to connect (short) two circuit branches together. I needed to sever the connection in my attic so that the circuit breakers worked properly again and protected the house from circuit overloads.

Although I paid an additional $3000 so that a gas line could be placed from the far side of my house to run to the garage/ADU. However, it looks like the gas line was connected to the new gas water heater which is close to the garage.

The worst revelation was my contract clearly called for pipe insulation on all hot water lines and I was very specific to say that I did not want any sheetrock removed, but I wanted all exposed hot water pipes to be insulated. My contract included the labor to install the insulation, but NO HOT WATER PIPES were insulated. In light of these and other issues, I doubt I'll call R and R on Demand to complete their contract.

Kandie J.

Since you wrote that your ""business follows the CSLB"", then you must be aware that the CSLB states that California contractors cannot ask for a deposit of more than 10 percent of the total cost of the job or $1,000, whichever is less. There are no exceptions for materials purchases.
Having a ""formula"" that works for your business is only something to brag about when that formula is also in compliance with the CSLB standards.
Once again, I strongly recommend that all potential home remodeling clients do their due diligence; Visit the CSLB website and look for ""What is a Contract?"" and review the California Code, Business and Professions Code - BPC § 7159 to learn how a proper construction contract should be formatted before signing a remodeling contract -- especially for those expensive projects where there is more at stake to lose!

Billy M.

We needed a faucet replaced along with a shut off valve and supply line for a toilet in our guest bathroom replaced.
It went very well. After the work was done the next day I did notice a drip from the supply line for the toilet. I contact Repairs and Remodels on Demand and they came back out and fixed the leak right away. We really appreciate the employees that come out, they take great care to keep the work area clean and clean up after themselves.
Will gladly have them back for the next project we need done. Thank you once again for a job well done...