This business is Trusted — customers consistently rate it 4.7★ across 167 reviews, indicating reliable, quality service.
A 4.7★ rating from 167 reviews indicates strong quality — continued review growth will further confirm reliability.
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Customers consistently cite quality service, professional conduct, and reliable results.
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Very satisfied with the SFW Construction office staff, site staff, communication and end result. I removed an old deck that had been attached to the house, revealing damaged siding and sheathing. Timeline wasn't super important, so SFW worked with me on a flexible schedule to get the work done during gaps in their schedule. I think that strategy accelerated the repair timeline by a month! The scope was relatively small, so the T&M rate quoted (and subsequent project duration) felt appropriate. The crew was prompt, friendly, and communicative. I appreciate their willingness to talk about the restoration process and any discoveries found along the way. Pictures show before, during (sheathing and flashing repair), and after (siding repair and caulking). SFW is available to handle the paint as well, but I opted to do it myself due to small scale and already having the paint. I hope to not need siding repair again, but will be calling SFW if there is.
The SFW Construction team handled our roof emergency in Beaverton with great urgency and stopped an active leak quickly. TJ and his crew were excellent to work with. Unfortunately the damage turned out to be more extensive than expected and required some complex structural repairs to the rafters, but they clearly had the experience and skill needed to handle it properly. They communicated well, worked efficiently, and made a stressful situation much easier to deal with. I would strongly recommend SFW Construction for roof repair and structural work.
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The work done by SFW Construction was very thorough and meticulous. I feel confident in the longevity of the work that was done. Everything was kept super clean and no decisions were made without my input. I would definitely recommend this company.
SFW came out and repaired the dry rot on our home's siding. The work was clean, and they were professional and communicative.
During a roof replacement, dry rot was identified in two second-story dormer window sills (~25–30 ft up, difficult access). I contacted SFW Company, which sent a representative who proposed accessing the area via the roof using boards already in place from the roofing crew. He and I spoke directly with the roofers and asked them to leave those boards in place for that purpose. I agreed to that plan. The next day, that approach was changed on-site by a supervisor without prior discussion. This raises a basic question: why send someone to evaluate the job who does not have the authority or knowledge to accurately define the work plan and access? Instead, three workers (billed at $125/hour each) spent essentially the entire day setting up two ladders with a plank between them, including fastening into my newly installed shingles. The total came to $3,000 for the day just for the labor, with very limited actual repair work completed (partial shingle removal on one dormer). The company also charges for worker break times, stating in writing that their 2 breaks must be paid by home owner due to “Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA).” As a homeowner, I found this unusual—I have not previously been billed for contractor break time. Additionally, while lead paint procedures were initiated (notice on the home entry and paperwork), the containment method discussed was not implemented. Overall, this hourly model—combined with a last-minute change in approach—while lucrative for SFW is not economical for the homeowner and does not incentivize efficiency. Spending a full day on ladder setup with minimal progress was difficult to justify. I discontinued the project after the first day (additional $1781.25 charged to remove the set up!—3 men at $125 per hour ($375 per hour) adds up quickly).