Good Life Construction

Good Life Construction replaced the back deck and siding, including window trim, at my house in Sacramento. The finished product looks great. The Sales Manager (Slavic) and Project Manager (Valentin) were very helpful in answering questions and doing things to my satisfaction. The crew was polite and did excellent work. Language problems were handled by calling the managers or using the iPhone translator. The work was done within the cost and time estimates. A different company called TOV Permit and Plans drafted the plans and obtained the required city permits. Contacts were Susanna & Liana. They kept me updated weekly while waiting 2-3 months to get permits before the work could begin. When we expanded the scope of work, they accurately estimated that it would take two weeks to get the revised permit, and they handled everything. I would recommend hiring Good Life to my family and friends.

This company is amazing. From start to finish, Ben was very helpful and never stopped communicating throughout the entire project. The work that was done was incredibly clean and professional and I couldn't be happier! Will be using them for all rentals and our own home. We had floor to ceiling, old brass mirror closet doors. They brought the size down to standard for our rental, and it's perfect.

Honestly I had a great experience with Goodlife Construction. Very reasonable quote and quick to schedule repairs. We needed to replace dryrot on some eave blocks and a roof repair on our house, and Igor did a great job. Even the color matches perfectly so its hard to tell which ones were replaced. Philip was very friendly, professional, and timely with the estimate and contract. I will be returning with any other issues around the house.

I contacted several contractors to replace a 1967 lanai with a new deck and patio cover. Only one could meet and give me an estimate within the week, Good Life Construction. I did finally obtain several other quotes but the knowledge and expertise of the estimators paled in comparison to Jacob from Good Life. He set a very high bar no other company could meet. I sort of had an idea of what I wanted and he was able to visualize it and give it a realistic plan and very reasonable estimate of time and cost to complete. Upon signing the contract, I was provided an extraordinary project manager, Yaroslav, who communicated with multiple crews, myself, and with Jacob when a change had to be made (we later added hand railed to each set of steps). The crews, Peter, Alex, Serg, Yevgeniy, and Illia, were always early to the job, stayed until the sun went down (and beyond), cleaned up after themselves, and genuinely seemed to enjoy working with each other. The work was exemplary and they all exceeded our expectations. We now have a beautiful covered deck that we can enjoy all year round and could not be more pleased. I will not hesitate to recommend Good Life Construction to my friends and neighbors that need a home improvement project completed. You can also bet that I will be using this company in the future for any improvement projects we will need (and yes, I am requesting Jacob and Yaroslav!).

Bought a home built in 1977 and the Goodlife crew brought it back to life with outstanding pricing and performance in every respect. All Goodlife teams were knowledgeable, professional, courteous, and patient. Made challenging issues easy to understand and provided clear solutions without breaking bank. Excellent follow-up as they were happy to return to address even the smallest items I was not 100% satisfied with. I recommend this company without reservation.

We looked at several companies to find one that would be able to fill in an open area with concrete, re-tile it, and install a couple of handrails on some steps in our patio (we changed our sliding door and the previous French doors had sidelights that blocked the open area). Slavic was the first to return my message and immediately set up an appointment to give us an estimate. We ended up choosing Good Life because they had the best bid and the best communication. The team completed the job over a few days (concrete and grout needing to cure on separate days) and did excellent work. They arrived on time and always left the work area clean. They were very careful with what they were doing but also efficient, so the final result was not only completed quickly, but it looked great. The first photo is what it looked like before and the second is the new step and the new railings. We are so pleased with Good Life that we intend to work with them on our next project. Definitely deserving of 5 stars!

Horrible work. Did the job wrong from the start. Replaced the siding with two different styles that didn't match the existing or each other. Removed a window to replace the siding but installed it incorrectly (over the siding) and it leaked water really bad. Didn't replace all the rotted wood they were supposed to and billed for. Tried filling some of the dry rot with caulking. Damaged my xfinity cable. Had to have xfinity replace the line. Painted the exterior work with semi gloss interior paint that didn't match. Used studs for exterior trim. Installed the roof sheathing wrong. Installed trim next to the garage door but then the garage door wouldn't open. Left a mess inside and out. They came out to redo the work and still did it wrong. Wrong size fascia boards and barge rafter. Trimmed the bottom of the siding but missed one side of the house. Building paper hanging below the siding. Gate wouldn't latch. Didn't nail off the siding correctly. Installed a receptacle and cover wrong (code violation). Cut a notch in one piece of siding to slide it over the cable and then just filled it with a bunch of caulking instead of pulling the coax out to install the sheet and putting the coax back through the hole. Painted the "repairs" but missed spots and got paint on the garage door, fence, and new downspout. Sliding glass door wasn't installed level the second time and now doesn't open and close properly. Left nails sticking out(still there). Used fascia boards that I bought for a job without asking. Came out twice and messed up twice. Pictures were after the second visit. To your response, I'm a general contractor as well. My neighbor is a roofing contractor. We both know the work was bad and not up to code. Just because the landlord said she was okay with it doesn't mean it was done correctly or up to code. This work was neither, and looks bad too. If you had pulled a permit it wouldn't have passed the inspection. I respect the owner and landlord too much not to say something. I stand by my review.