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Project Title:	Skilled Nursing Facility
Type:	Subcontract - Residential
Location:	San Jose, California
Main concern:	Quality
Budget:	$20,000 - $50,000

Project Description: I am looking for a finish carpenter that would like to build nurse stations as welll as armoires for resident rooms. We are contractors wroking out of town and are looking for local sub contractor. We have plenty of work in the bay area for anyone who is interested. please email me. Brent

Project Title:	Bathroom remodeling
Type:	Residential
Location:	San Jose, California
Main concern:	Price
Budget:	$1,000 - $5,000

Project Description: I have a 7ft x 5ft bathroom that needs a fix. I currently have a shower stand for the bathroom and I believe the seals on it may be cracked, thus water is leaking to the floor. I need that shower stand replaced the the floor tiled, since the lenoluim is puffing up due to the water damage. The bathroom is on the first floor. The shower stand is 3ft by 3ft.

Project Title:	Repair/replace mortar joints
Type:	Residential
Location:	San Jose, California
Main concern:	Quality
Budget:	$100 - $500

Project Description: Our house has some brick facing that is in need of some mortar repair or replacement. Not sure what you need to provide an estimate but it's not a huge area. There are several area that need a little work.

Ali's Construcion - located in San Jose
Review Posted by Harshad

Ali's construction did a room addition for us. A master bedroom, walk in closet, a master bath and a balcony. This was added as a first floor over the garage of a ranch type house. They provide the best value for money and also quite good on time front. We followed it with a repeat job for Kitchen Remodel.

Ali's Construcion - located in San Jose
Review Posted by John & Dorene

Ali did a kitchen remodel for us, he was very friendly & courteous. Had some good ideas for the remodel which helped us in the planning stage. All workers were polite and easy to get along with. Answered all questions when asked. Took about a week or two longer than expected,but did good work and took care of all minor problem when job was done. Would definitly hire his company again.

Ali's Construcion - located in San Jose
Review Posted by Lily

Ali's Construction did a STANDOUT job on our house. Their work included complete remodeling of a 3200 square foot home (large kitchen and four bathrooms) as well as a 500 square foot addition. I can't recommend them highly enough. They stayed on time and within budget and somehow managed to exceed all our expectations with work quality. Even when something wasn't included in the project (additional lights in a room, or crown molding in another room), if it contributed to the aesthetic of the house, they made it happen. You can't go wrong with Ali and his team.

Garage door
Our garage door opens and then shuts immediately. It won't stay open.

The Latest Reply

I'm assuming this is a electric garage door, in that case look on the motor and get the manufactures name and model number. Go on computer and get instruction booklet, it will tell you where and how to make adjustments on the motor. If this is not a electric garage opener, most likely you will have to replace the springs. Best of luck, Jeffrey Lovelidge Sterling Restorations