Feedback report for

BathWorks of Michigan LLC

Overview

About this company

BathWorks of Michigan LLC

Contact info

116 Old M 21, Georgetown Twp, MI 49428 (616) 426-8884 https://bathworksmi.com/

Nearby photos

Reviews

Leave the first review

Have you had work done by BathWorks of Michigan LLC? Let everyone know about your experience by leaving a review!

Leave review

Nearby contractors

Peacock & Company

Basement remodeling, Home remodeling, and Historic restoration

South Bend, IN

245 reviews, 275 surveys

Cabinets Express (Cab Exp)

Brighton, MI

37 reviews, 37 surveys

View all

Reviews of nearby contractors

Review of Tundraland Home Improvement by Margot M.

Mar 20, 2015 · Milwaukee

I am satisfied with the work that was done, and it is easier for me to have a shower now since I am handicapped.

Review of WindowPRO by Gary R.

May 5, 2015 · Portland

For the most part, Window Pro has met my expectations. There is always going to be something that doesn't quite measure up; we found a couple of things that they did resolve. Overall, they did meet my expectations.

Review of Energy Plus Home Improvements by Judy T.

Aug 9, 2018 · Ithaca

From start to finish Chris Kress worked with me very patiently and professionally. I was kept well informed by Sue Whitford. The whole process of getting a new roof was as good as it gets. I would recommend working with Energy Plus Home Improvement.

Review of Bone Dry Roofing by Page M.

Oct 18, 2022 · Angola

All good. Job was completed in 3 hours.

Nearby answers

I have air leaks from baseboard, I can feel cold air flow from outside. How can I get good company to fix this issue.

Collin Winfrey of Character Exteriors LLC ^PRO answered:

Feb 28, 2023

There are companies that offer energy evaluations and some even use thermal imaging and a tool / process called a blower door reading / test. This will help identify the cause and opportunities for c ... read more

Vote

Comments

Cancel

What home repairs/renovations can (or should) I make to best keep cold winter temps out, and my indoor heat in?

Chris Conrad of Conrad Consulting and Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Dec 12, 2016

The best thing you could do for your home to keep the warm in and the cold out is to 1st. check your insulation in your attic if your not properly insulated the heat will escape. Another is making sur ... read more

Vote

Comment

Cancel

Learn why professional home builders and home improvement contractors join our community of quality.

Get started

BathWorks of Michigan LLC

About this company