Buffalo Builders, Inc

This is the third time we've hired BBI to mitigate a water loss. Each time they are fast on the mitigation side, conscientious on making sure everything is dry and mold is not growing, clear and thorough on the time frame and expectations. They are locally, family owned and easy to work with. Their subs are great, too. We will definitely call them again.

As a relative I had contacted Buffalo Builders about a plumbing situation we were having downstairs. They were very polite and helpful when it came to discussing the situation. I appreciated there help.

Nothing but positive experiences with BBI!

High integrity, no nonsense team with a professional yet family owned vibe. We've worked together on a few projects over the years and we always look forward to working with these folks. Really great service and attention to detail. We highly recommend working with them if you get the chance. Hunter is the best!

Couldn’t recommend them more. Top notch service and people standing being their quality work.

I wouldn’t hire them again. I used to rent this place and now I own it. They came in when we flooded and did the basement restoration. I have been the same occupant since before they did any work, and continue to be the occupant. Now that it’s been a few years since that restoration and I am now renovating as the owner, I have some comments and observations. They came out in subsequent years due to flooding. The first year, I asked how the sump looked and the guy instantly says back to me confidently that they checked it and it looked good. The following year’s flood mitigation in the basement was due to a failed/rusted sump. My landlord at the time hired them a second time. I can’t blame the carpet or the new sump on them, the old owner chose those. The plumber who is selling me our new sump is saying that there is no check valve on the one Buffalo Builders put in. I can say the tack work for the carpets was bad, as they poked our feet from the day they installed them. No transition between carpet and flooring downstairs. About 3 cubic feet of debris found shoved under the baseboards around the room. Walls uneven. Gaps under some walls as large as 2 inches at the bottom with others having no gaps (this is where the debris was hiding). Old carpet was still under the new carpet going down the stairs. Glue for the carpet pad in one section of the floor was as thick as 1/4 of an inch and had to be forcibly scraped off; it’s like they dropped a bucket of it on the floor and spread it out to use it instead of cleaning it up. 3 generations of carpet tacks on the stairs because they don’t remove the old ones. They also left a bunch of the old tackboards down that had water damage, and they turned out to grow mold in spots, which we were able to remove with the affected wood. There were paint splashes on the foundation from the walls that was not cleaned up either. I think that’s everything we’ve found so far. I’m realizing now why their work seems so fast.