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Ken Risenhoover Roofing
28 recommendations and reviews from 26 people
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January 31, 2018
Dawn M. asked:Posting to see if anyone else has had a similar experience and what they did to resolve it...we went through our renters insurance during the fire to get an air scrubber since the air quality was HORRIBLE. We wound up going through Servpro and they delivered an air scrubber the next day. We’d asked to get an estimate for cleaning/smoke mitigation but never received an estimate, nor did anyone ever come by the house to see the inside to give an estimate. Air scrubber was dropped off and picked up a few days later. Then we get a bill for $1692.42 for the house being cleaned which never happened! They’re refusing the payment of $424.72 for the air scrubber and are insisting they did a smoke cleanup INSIDE our home. They’re now contacting our landlord threatening a lien against our property we rent. We’ve contacted the DA and we’ll be filing a fraud report but just curious if anyone else has had a similar experience with this company or any others? Also we have ZERO carpet in our house except a 5x8 rug and one of the charges is for 100 sq ft of carpet cleaning.Kirsten M. replied:The California contract law requires a written description to make a valid contract. Don't sign anything less. They also need to provide a notice explaining that your property can be liened and that you have a 3 day right to cancel. Www.cslb.ca.gov has info for consumers
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January 22, 2018
Kathy A. asked:Hi everyone! I’m looking for a local contractor to fix my moms house here in West Hills. It needs a new remodel anyone have any good experiences? Or people I should stay away from.. I appreciate your help thank you.Doug S. replied:Before hiring anyone, check their license on contractor state licensing board. Cslb.ca.gov. hire only a licensed contractor
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October 31, 2017
Erica M. asked:I'm looking for recommendations for exterior house painting!Cherika S. replied:If you find one, please make sure you check their license with the contractors board. You can see if they are current, have any judgments pending and if they have the proper insurance.http://www.cslb.ca.gov/
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April 29, 2017
Jennifer K. asked:Does anybody know how I can find out which insurance company a contractor has?Donna S. replied:Go to www.cslb.ca.gov This is the California State Licensing Board. There you can look him up by name, company name or by license #. When it pulls up, there will be a link for his insurance information. Recommend always doing this before hiring anyone. Theres also a link for prior complaints and violations. FYI, theres a link for personel. Make sure only the people listed as personel enter your property. They are the only ones covered under their insurance. Good luck and sorry youre going through troubles.
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March 5, 2017
Krysti M. asked:Does anyone know of a good tree trimmer that does palms? Thank you.Lupe L. replied:Just make sure you hire a licensed contractor. Check out cslb.ca.gov to make sure whomever you hire is licensed.
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February 17, 2017
Rachel G. asked:Is anyone a lawyer in this group that can possibly help me with a dispute with a contractor that did work for me? Please message me. Thanks!Sheryl T. replied:I'm not a lawyer, but I think you can contact the state board of contractors licensing if your contractor has a valid license. www.cslb.ca.gov
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August 18, 2016
Yolanda K. asked:DESPERATELY seeking a contractor to give me a bid on some inspection repairs on a manufactured home foundation in Dunsmuir ASAP. Anyone out there need work!? My Alpine Realty Real Estate Office has jobs for people! Please give me a call 623-556-7073! Thank you!Dana W. replied:Yolanda...check the license! www.cslb.ca.gov
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October 18, 2015
Vicky D. asked:Needs a roofing contractor ASAP.must license and bonded.Sharon E. replied:Imperial Roofing lic 579387 since 1988. Local, honest, fair. www.cslb.ca.gov
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July 13, 2015
Joel C. asked:Looking for someone local who would do a small job for me. I would like a small flagstone patio installed. Any Suggestions? TIAChae G. replied:California state license board. M cslb.ca.gov will give you a list of license contractors. Get three bids and ask for references.
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July 1, 2015
Karen G. asked:Good morning Ojai. Wondering if anyone could help me find a good and fair contractor for popcorn ceiling removal. My contractor has suddenly last minute become to busy to do the work and I need to get it done before I can move in! Possibility it may have asbestos... :-( Any suggestions would be greatly appriciated.Karen O. replied:Karen my suggestion is you higher a licensed contractor, and you check out their work, refrences, and go to the California state license board. WWW.cslb.ca.gov. Protect yourself and your home.
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June 28, 2015
Pattie S. asked:Does anyone know the name of a good lawyer that deals with "bad contractors"?Adrienne S. replied:If you have time, perhaps start at the Contractors State License Board, -click Consumers -look at "Filing a Construction Complaint" and "Legal Issues for Consumers" <http://www.cslb.ca.gov/>
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May 21, 2015
Carlos J. asked:Does anybody know a good roofing company or a roofer Available in Visalia area ??? Please let me know‼️Rochelle R. replied:Ken Risenhoover Roofing 559 897 7435
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May 12, 2015
Robin S. asked:Well my maintenance guy who I have used for years is flakey and not calling or texting me back! Not going to name names! He left my doorbell undone and was going to give me a estimate on my fence and and house to be painted! Need a new guy? Anyone know a good maintenance guy out there who is licensed?Preston S. replied:Keep in mind that anyone advertising a 5 digit license number just has a simple $26 business license through the city of Chico, which the only qualification is the check doesn't bounce. A 6 digit is an actual contractor. You can cross-reference their contractors license number at www.cslb.ca.gov Good luck in your search.
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April 10, 2015
Matt M. asked:I want answers about who the contractor doing the pool pavers is. I'm 95% sure they have an unlicensed person performing the work. If anyone has any information as to who the contractor for that project is please speak up.Matt M. replied:http://www.cslb.ca.gov/ that's to verify contractor license numbers apparently the gm said a blatant lie to everyone tonight and to me afterwards when I questioned her about it
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March 26, 2015
Jennifer M. asked:I'm looking for a good house painter. Any recommendations for the job?Robert C. replied:Also, make sure you use a licensed contractor and check the license status and workers compensation insurance coverage of all contractors at www.cslb.ca.gov
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January 16, 2015
Lori M. asked:So this morning I get a phone call from a Frank White of Handy Man Services here in SCV. Wants to know if we need any services at our home. Says he does electrical, plumbing, painting, etc. Small and large jobs. He also said he in licensed bonded and insured. I asked how he got my home number and he said they contract through home depot and Lowe's and share the same database. Interesting because we are looking to get a few things done around here, rusted gate and fences, need repair and paint, amongst other things and we are looking for someone. Coincidence? Do I trust? This happen to anyone else? I did take his phone number and said I would give to my husband. Thoughts????Tracy K. replied:I think you can go to the state contractors license board ( http://www.cslb.ca.gov ) and enter his license # to verify if it's legit.
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December 30, 2014
Dawn S. asked:I need a reliable honest HVAC repair person familiar with how heatpumps actually work. Also any tips on what can be done when a crooked con artist clueless hvac takes advantage of someone.Jeanne L. replied:Contact the State Contractor's Board about the con artist. http://www.cslb.ca.gov You can report him via the link.
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December 1, 2014
Jovana D. asked:ISO a contractor for a small bathroom remodel. Good, reliable, honest, professional and AFFORDABLE!Amanda F. replied:Make sure to check out their license on http://www.cslb.ca.gov/ - If they dont have a license, dont let them do the work.
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October 31, 2014
Carrie A. asked:Can anyone recommend a good house painter? I'm hoping we aren't too late to get it done this year... Thanks in advance!Carol Y. replied:Make sure you hire a licensed contractor and check them through the Contractor's Board. http://www.cslb.ca.gov/
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September 11, 2014
Joe B. asked:Just a quick heads up. Hire ONLY LICENSED AND INSURED CONTRACTORS to do work that's $500 or more, including time and materials, on your house. I'm currently having some landscape/fence work done at my house, and yesterday a lady and a gentleman from the State Contractors License Board stopped by to check on their license. They had it because I know better. You can get into some serous trouble if you don't use a licensed and insured contractor, not to mention you can be putting yourself in serious financial risk. They said that they were just driving around, and will continue to drive around looking for violations.
Priya H. replied:www.cslb.ca.gov or call CSLB at 1-800-321-2752 This is the website and phone number to the State Contractor's License Board...always check the current license on any contractor you may hire! You can see if their license is current, if they have workers comp insurance and if their bond is current. And you can always check the Better Business Bureau! If you hire a licensed contractor and something goes wrong then you have many more options for help! We always recommend a customer to look us up before they hire because if you are a reputable contractor then you don't have anything to hide!
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September 5, 2014
Susan L. asked:Could anyone recommend a good hvac company to do a maintenance on my heater/air cond. unit?
Phil H. replied:Chris. You contacted our office on 6/22/11 and spoke with Angie. At which time you authorized Performance Mechanical to respond to a call for service at your residence for the fee of $99.00. Upon arrival I found a failed 45+5 Multi Tap Capacitor. With your authorization we replaced the failed component for the repair fee of $128.00. We charged your credit card for the total of $227.00 and advised you that your equipment was in need of a cleaning service. This can be found in the recommendation section of invoice #2652 I'm sorry to hear that this component failed prematurely. If this failure had taken place within a calendar year we would have replaced it once again free of charge as that's our policy. I'm sorry that you did not feel satisfied with your experience. We at performance mechanical not only strive to have superior customer satisfaction but we also carry all the required licensing and insurance for our trade. Please check that any technician is properly insured by his employer and that a contractor is in good standing with the contractor state license board. Cslb.ca.gov
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Referral from
May 8, 2014
Jeremy C. asked:Looking for a licensed contractor for some roofing to be done in valley springs. Anyone have any referrals?
David S. replied:Be sure to go to cslb.ca.gov and check out the contractors first
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Referral from
January 16, 2014
Menifee B. asked:**Looking for a licensed Contractor** Anyone one need work? Per Robyn Mulvanny: Looking for a recommendation on a licensed contractor who does home additions. We are on the fence about selling vs. expanding our current home and would like to receive an estimate from someone who is recommended, reliable and trustworthy. The estimate would include expanding out a room which would involve moving plumbing fixtures and also the addition of an upper-story deck. Thanks in advance!
Michael K. replied:Verify license information on cslb.ca.gov. It appears neither reference is licensed. Also make sure they have liability insurance and workman's comp as well as their subs.
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Referral from
October 11, 2013
Cassie W. asked:Does anyone have any info on becoming a general building contractor? I'm curious about doing it.Robert M. replied:Go to the california state contrators lic. board web site www.cslb.ca.gov/ they will list the qualifications for the type of lic. you seek.
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October 10, 2013
Troy W. asked:Fence contractor worth hiring? Who has one they know of and trust?Ryan M. replied:http://www.cslb.ca.gov/.../C27LANDSCAPING.ASP
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Referral from
February 20, 2018
Julie M. asked:Looking for some local help- need a handyman / painter that can help me with a project in San Juan. Need to stain / paint garage doors along with the matching 2nd story area. (Front of house only, no sides or back)! Thank you.Marc G. replied:To verify any references go to www.cslb.ca.gov click on the check a license tab
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Referral from
October 11, 2017
Brigitte H. asked:Hi. I'm looking for recommendations for a general contractor in the San Clemente area. I'm looking to do a few smaller projects starting around December. Two bathrooms and some kitchen updates. I'd appreciate any leads. Must be licensed.Marc G. replied:I will leave you with this www.cslb.ca.gov any name or company name can be verified on this website.
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March 9, 2016
Joel D. asked:Hey San Clemente, I have read many posts from people asking for reputable LOCAL repair/service providers. It took a while but I compiled a list of local businesses that have been used by others in the city and recieved great reviews. Everything from Auto Repair/Electricians/Plumbers/Gardeners/Handymen and much more. Now if you are in a jam and need someone to fix something this list is a click away. I do ask that if you have other recomendations of companies that can help the community that are not on this list please just respond in the comment section and I will ad them. One area that I dont have a great deal of info on are health services. Doctors,dentists,specialists, etc.Marc G. replied:I hope you take the time to properly Vet those who are represented as Contractors. Those who charge more than 500.00 per job materials and labor together are required by law to be property licensed and insured (workers comp) no exemptions or you must work alone. Liability insurance should be verified also. I know some of these listed who are legit. I have hired some of them as a subcontractors in the past. Some others may or may not be. Do your homework people, it's just the most expensive investment you have ever made "your home". Make sure you know who you may be hiring. Www.cslb.ca.gov
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