Reliable Dunros Construction is a general residential contractor with more than twenty years of experience delivering projects across the San Francisco Bay Area. Our approach emphasizes the quality and craftsmanship that can last generations at a reasonable price. We are also recognized for our honesty and strong work ethic. Each project is built on industry best practices while closely following the client’s vision. We measure our success by the satisfaction of our clients. Our goal is to exceed the client’s expectations, regardless of the project’s scope.
Dunros Construction has received practically positive reviews. The reviewers highlighted the company's response and project finish on schedule even when the projects were started during COVID. A majority of homeowner-lamenters testified the presence of head person Pat Bolger's heedful yet flexible. They had their master and guest toilets remodeled following water flooding. Fortunately, the company upheld environmentalism and chose to renovate and reconnect some seemingly outdated systems when their client gave in to massive clutter due to water damage. Moreover, reviewers also acknowledged other team members, including the partners, for overseeing the success of all projects and effective communication necessary during any messy renovation. They credited the owner's active professional diverse team members, all of whom are highly skilled and respectable. Moreover, they go an extra mile to build good communication without having to violate a customer's right to verdict before they get the final product. The critics on the platform have been identified and reported but declared as false as the company's principle does not allow such misconduct. Some reviewers are grateful and hopeful that the Dunros team will deliver to them a classic result in case of any future repairs. Even though conditional to every excellent job that is done is an expected flaw, Dunros Construction proves to customers that they are in control and will pick up all the pieces. Long-standing transactions should be the land department's goals and they will never have to find job experts.
