Contractor reviews in Tempe, Arizona
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Mason Cruz
Bad for business.
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Sunday Dominga
Is the best. !!
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John Butler
Nice friendly staff and knowledgeable employees
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BURKE
You need them to work on your home, Great job
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Cathy Merrill
RMP is lucky to have Candy working for them.
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Keri Hill
Rpm was great with working with me when my older home had a roof leak during the summer storms.
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Marce Mancera
I have called to confirm that we were customers summer of 2021 up to up to March of 2022. As my husband Rudy was your point of contact. Thank you.
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Doris Brown
Sunday was very helpful and got me through every step of the process especially dealing with the insurance company. She is very polite and knowledgeable. I would highly recommend this company!
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Randol Denman
Don't trust this company after rain cause our roof to leak insurance sent them out in oct started water remediation and demo as soon as they finished demo they abandoned the job and said they weren't right to finish the job mind you this is after they have already received 25000 for the work. I was left with a fourth of my home under construction and now had to try to find someone to come fix it before Thanksgiving. So we didn't get to do Thanksgiving with the family. What ever you do don't trust them only time they communicate is when they want money from you.i had to constantly call and text to get any info on my project they abandoned until finally they just straight told me they are not gonna finish the job
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Rudy Gonzalez
I would never do business with this company again. I’m extremely disappointed with their services they tried to steal from me and make you sign paperwork from the beginning. First impressions tell you everything they told me we don’t work for you we work for the insurance and this was coming directly from their contractor named Carl who was out in the field. They had already packed my content by then so I said ok cool it’s in a controlled environment as told by them. 5 months pass by I’m supposed to get my items back and of course they want to get paid more by insurance they decide to keep our items hostage as we didn’t have all counters and countertop completely done. I told them I needed my items because we needed to move back. I’m guessing by then they already knew my items where damaged so they said will leave everything but you need to sign a waiver stating we are not responsible for the items. I didn’t have another choice but to sign as my temp house lease was over. We start going through the items and everything was broken. What bothered us the most I called to pay them and I tried to be civil to get through to them and all they said was sorry you signed we can’t do anything about it. My son baptism items where In a box with a candle that melted destroying the only memory that we had from his grandparent that they gave to him when he was baptized.
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Hanna
My grandmother had to file a claim with her insurance carrier due a roof leak she had during a monsoon. I was very nervous about everything as my family is going though a very difficult time- her in particular as my grandfather was recently moved into hospice. This seemed like it would be just one more nightmare on top of everything else, but we were incredibly fortunate that RMP was contracted by her insurance carrier to handle the claim. The emergency crew were onsite within a few hours of filing the claim to prevent further damage. The estimator, Carl, worked closely with her adjuster and the entire roof ended up being covered, which was a HUGE relief! The girls in the office were awesome about communicating the process to my grandmother and answering the million questions that her and I had. Our project manager, Sunday, was a delight to work with and got things moving immediately. She perfectly comminuted when her crews were going to be working and how long things were going to take. I couldn't believe how fast the process was done considering how fantastic everything looked at the end. The ceiling was damaged in the garage which meant everything in there needed to be removed and there were tons of tools and miscellaneous items that my grandad had very meticulously organized over the last several decades prior to getting sick. The contents team lead by Candy took the upmost care in making sure that everything was very carefully removed and I was so surprised at how thoughtful her crew was in placing everything back. The garage looks just like my grandad left it, except now even better with new drywall and paint. There hasn't been a single issue with the new roof either.
I'm so grateful that RMP was assigned to this claim as it felt that they truly cared about my grandmother, her home, and the work they performed every step of the way. The claim could have been horrible given the circumstances but RMP was able to turn it into an almost positive experience. I hope we don't have to file another home insurance claim but if that were the case, I would choose RMP in a heartbeat.
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Perscilla BARRIOS
I cannot tell you how much of a lifesaver this company was SUNDAY she was a godsend!!!! She came in and out WITHIN a month!!!! and made sure my process was as easy as possible Because to my surprise when I came back down from Idaho my house was completely flooded and my insurance highly highly recommended RMP!!!! when I call to get any information on the process of my home the ladies on the phone are super sweet super nice and super understanding and all of the workers who come in as well just really make a difference I really appreciate this company especially when they’re constantly giving me updates and making sure that I’m informed with everything it is that they’re doing !!!!
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Lupita Martinez
with a few minor hiccups, we got back into our home in a timely manner. The people who handled our belongings were very careful, and treated our items with great care and respect. The project manager had a way of easing my nerves when it came to the rebuild. Thank you to the whole RMP team, hope to not have another issue with my home, but if so i know who to call.
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Clarissa Tavizon
This company was beyond great, the ladies up front were very helpful! Everybody informed me of everything that was going on and they were really good at doing what was needed to be done.
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Mayra Martinez
Monsoon season has been a nightmare for me, last week it rained outside and inside my house 😣 I was desperate and didn’t know what to do, called my insurance who referred me to RMP Construction. They came out within 2 hours, got on the roof mind you, it was night and still raining and put a tarp on the roof. The tech did make me aware that it was only a temporary fix, we have to get our roof repaired, but just the fact that he came out, at night, while raining and got the tarp up, was enough for now. I appreciate you guys coming out so quickly and look forward to working with you on the repairs to my home. H
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dana fischietto
RMP is a nightmare. Owner comes off as professional, but with all the issues I had over the duration of the Insurance claim project, he was extremely unprofessional, unaccountable and called me "a squeezer". Read their Yelp and Google reviews! If this many people have had issues; something is clearly amiss with their business practices. Do not rely on testimonials on website. Excuses for everything. Does not take responsibility for anything. Over promises and under delivers. My project was handled through my insurance company, whom did all the negotiating. The estimated work and pricing was not given in full at the start of the project. It was piecemeal. I had no idea of a full dollar amount before any work started. Master Bath remodel $30k for tile throughout (I purchased the vanity and vanity fixtures separately). Flooring replaced, and baseboards(due to asbestos abatement where tile was to be redone. I do not recall exact sq ft, but $50k. At that time RMP owner told me the walls and ceiling would be repainted. Well conveniently the estimate failed to include the ceiling so that was an additional cost. Asbestos Abatement $16k. I was told by RMP that my home needed to be emptied entirely of the contents. $20k for a move out. I moved from Seattle in late 2018 with the exact belongings for $17k.(Everything was carefully packed, artwork crated, itemized (17 pages) and signed for by me. Carefully inspected and there were no damages.) Crating or extra care was not taken with my belongings with RMP movers. Move in $16k. Probably includes some storage charge too for 3 1/2 months time. I was told it would be 2 months. Nearly two weeks went by at one point that no sub contractor showed up in the middle of the flooring replacement. No text or call back from project manager when I inquired what was gong on during that time. I was also told a video would be taken of my home and everything would be placed exactly where it was. On the move out I saw one woman taking photos and not aware of any video, as they started packing. I was told not to help, as they were responsible if anything happened. I went out to buy their lunch. I stayed for a day and a half and then let them do their thing. Same with the move in. I stayed for some of it but told the woman in charge they have photos of where stuff goes so if they didn't need me I would leave and call me if you need me. Well, things were not put back exactly as they kept reiterating. They damaged my sofa(a fist sized hole in the back and did not bother to show it to me), three artwork frames that they merely covered with plastic and one can see where they slid the items and destroyed the corners. Broke a vase and did not bother to show it to me. 2 movers where discussing a "marble"(it's travertine) table the day of move out. When I walked up they stopped talking and I asked if everything was okay. They claimed everything was fine and I said well we will see when my things are returned. Well my "marble" (it's actually travertine) table was broken in four places and obviously repaired while in their possession. When confronted about the broken and repaired table and the conversation the two women were having the day of the move out, I was told they were merely commenting on how "cool" it was. If that was the case why not tell me instead of whispering. RMP won't take responsibility as that comes directly off their bottom line of profit on my job. My recent call with the Owner, discussing all that has gone wrong and the damages, he called me a "squeezer"! He asked why I was complaining when insurance was paying for everything. I certainly didn't expect my belongings to be mishandled. I'm sure RMP will responded saying I'm mot telling the entire story as he has in all the other poor reviews. Find another company for your restoration or construction needs While the new flooring looks great there are other aspects of their company that are extremely poor- Project management, over priced and the quality of people they hire (sub contractors and movers).
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Marcos Martinez
I strongly advise anyone not to hire RMP Construction. The work they performed on our home was careless, unsafe, and far below professional standards.
To start, the entire reason RMP Construction was working on our home was because we suffered a house fire. You would think that after such a devastating event, a licensed contractor would take every measure to ensure the home was rebuilt safely — especially by reinstalling a smoke detection system. Instead, RMP completely failed to reinstall any smoke detectors or a smoke detection system at all, which is not only irresponsible but also a direct violation of Arizona state law (A.R.S. § 36-1631, which requires smoke detection systems in all residential buildings).
How does a contractor rebuild a fire-damaged home and then forget the smoke detectors? That level of negligence is alarming and shows a complete lack of understanding of Arizona’s basic safety requirements.
The problems don’t stop there.
The safety door was left without a doorknob — a clear security and safety risk.
There are multiple holes throughout the home that were never filled or finished.
The kitchen hood vent and exhaust piping were never installed, despite being part of the job oh but they did leave the old kitchen hood vent in my yard still there till today.
The kitchen cabinets were installed crooked, with a huge visible gap between them.
In the bathroom, they forced the old countertop onto new cabinets, breaking the cabinets and leaving everything damaged, even though insurance paid for all-new materials.
The walk-in shower grout is already coming off in chunks because they left the original plastic wrapping on the shower pan, preventing the grout from sealing properly.
The living room window was broken by their crew during repairs, and now leaks water, dust, and air whenever it rains.
though they "repaired" it nobody took ownership of breaking that window. Nobody called to let us know said window had been broken.Came to check on progress and found window already broken.so window still broken.
The spare bedroom HVAC vent barely works — it’s 10°F hotter than the rest of the house because of poor airflow.
Every part of this project shows cut corners, poor workmanship, and total disregard for safety codes. It’s unacceptable that a licensed contractor would return a home in this condition — especially one rebuilt after a fire.
If you care about your home’s quality and safety, do not trust RMP Construction. They clearly lack the basic knowledge, professionalism, and accountability required to handle residential work safely or lawfully in Arizona. -
Elliot Isles
They did an unprofessional job. Do not hire these people.
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Kris Schatzberg
One of the best companies I have had the pleasure to work with. Always goes above and beyond!
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David Halvorsen
The team was great to work with. Very detailed oriented, responsible, communicative and they took pride in their work.