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SAN DIEGO, CA, on May 09, 2020
Very satisfied with the service and the employees.
Review by Cecilia C.
CHULA VISTA, CA, on Mar 18, 2019
If I was a new person trying to contact them, I would do a lot of homework and ask for direct billing.
Review by Micheal P.
San Diego, CA, on May 03, 2018
The following people were very professional and courteous:Elizabeth Cervantes, Rudy-job superintendent, Alex(who did the dry walls),Felix Chavez, and Anthony Gomez. If there were others from Apex that we didn’t name, we’re sorry. Everyone was great.
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Being too trendy especially if you are going to sell the home in a few years. Also, if you are staying in your home, installing cheap cabinets like IKEA is a big mistake.
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