BluPoint Contracting LLC
Knoll, Joppatowne, MD

BluPoint Contracting LLC Reviews

5 stars based on 4 reviews

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  Donna Gilbert

  5.0

  I hired BluPoint Contracting to pull up an old vinyl floor in my kitchen and lay porcelain tile. Brandon gave me an the same day I talked to him. His prices are competitive and very reasonable. Brandon Saunders and his work partner Ed McKenzie showed up promptly every day at the prearranged time. They were very personable and fun to work with. We discussed the job that needed to be done and Brandon explained how he was going to do it. Every time there was a problem that needed to be solved we talked it through to a solution. Brandon had practical and creative ideas and knew how to approach each problem with professionalism. They were conscientious and meticulous in their work. Brandon even agreed to take on a few extra tasks that hadn’t been discussed in the beginning. When there was a small problem at the end of the job, they put in extra hours to correct it. I was extremely happy with the end result and wouldn’t hesitate to engage them again.

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  Matthew Perrone

  5.0

  I hired blupoint contracting to rebuild and remodel a large attached shed. I could not be happier with the results and how easy the whole process was from beginning to end. Brandon and his crew more than exceeded my expectations, it looks fantastic!! It is clearly evident that he takes pride in his work and knows what he is doing. Throughout the process I could tell that he was a genuine guy who wanted me to be happy with the results, and I was. I feel that nowadays it can be difficult at times to find trustworthy and honest people who have good work ethics. I can say with 100% certainty that I found one in Brandon. He has that "do it right the first time" mentality that I feel is harder to come by these days. Brandon and his crew were all very professional, yet personable. I got a good vibe from the very beginning. I would highly recommend blupoint contracting to anyone for any job.

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  Joan T

  5.0

  My twenty-year shingles had protected my home for thirty years before succumbing to wind damage. The roof had collapsed at one end necessitating new fascia and soffit at the front gable and repair of a couple of rafters as well. I interviewed ten contractors. For nine, according to their estimates, comments, and conclusions, the project was a daunting task; for Blupoint’s three—Brandon, the owner, Ed and Josh—it was as uncomplicated as throwing a steak on the grill. Brandon determined the roof’s condition by walking it and examining it from the ground all around the perimeter; most of the others merely stood on a ladder and scanned the surface. Several contractors insisted, not merely suggested, that I needed 100% new plywood; ultimately, it was 20%. Due to supply-chain limitations, others were forcing me to choose from the few options available to them. Even though Blupoint’s supplier, at the time, also didn’t have what I wanted, Brandon told me he would get the brand, style, and color of shingles I preferred, and he did. (It turned out that the shingles were made in Frederick, MD, a welcome surprise.) Furthermore, they required only four nails, but Blupoint used six. And, because they have the highest wind rating in the industry, Brandon gave me a lifetime warranty on the roof. I wanted to know who was responsible for the supplies that would be delivered to my home before the installation date. Suppose they were stolen (their cost had skyrocketed, and this was a distinct possibility) or someone, a curious child for instance, got injured. None of the nine had an answer. Brandon told me he was. Along with the shingles, manufacturers require that a certain amount of accessories be theirs. Because of shortages, possible substitutions that would invalidate the warranty concerned me. Brandon explained that he was mandated to use four of six options, and he showed me those he had chosen from the list. Since the fascia was kaput, the rafters at one end were exposed, and I worried that a heavy rain would cause additional, internal, damage. Brandon and Ed spent an hour and a half wrapping the front gable with a tarp. If a leak had occurred, it would have been in my bedroom, so that night was the first good sleep I had had in months. Two other things were important to me: a paper, not electronic, contract, which Brandon presented, and although this was not possible with any of the other nine, I wanted the owner and his people on the job, which they were. The day prior to installation, the three guys spent six and a half hours doing yard work. This was a gift, as it was not in the contract—disposing of odds and ends that had accumulated over the years, cutting grass that was, literally, like bushes, pulling up ivy from the ground and off the house, trimming bushes and cutting down small trees. My roof and grounds look better than they did when I bought the house. On the day of, it was amazing to see the property filled with people, equipment—a table saw on the front lawn, tools, extension cords, supplies, machinery—and at the end of the day, to witness it pristine and perfect, as though nothing had ever been there. Brandon, a vet,had set up camp with such precision that I felt as though I had witnessed the reincarnation of General Patton, who led his men to accomplish in four days what had taken four years previously. Blupoint’s guys were focused and so hard working that just watching them was humbling and exhausting! Another rarity, quite visible, actually, is that they enjoy what they are doing. If you can imagine your perfect experience from a contractor, you will likely get it from Blupoint. I only ever pray to say thank you, and since I hired this Joppatowne company, I have been praying a lot.

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