Ricchezza Building Solutions

amazing work at a very reasonable price. will definitely use again for household projects.

They arrived on time ( ! ) for both the estimate and the actual job. They installed the door quickly and properly and cleaned up very well. The workers were polite and very helpful. I would recommend them.

Quality work installing door locks and weatherizing on a 200 year old house.

Did a fine job

Great team to work with, would highly recommend them!

Fast, honest, great work. Had a complicated door and they replaced it perfectly!

While it took a little bit of trying before I was able to get the contractor to my home (phone tag basically), I was pleased with the workmanship. I have a old home an as such they are fought with problems. They had answers for every issue that arose, did not mind feedback and allowed me to make final decisions.

I'm sorry it took so long to write this--I just kept forgetting! That is the *opposite* of what Ricchezza represents--they were the epitome of speedy service, with good advice, craftsmanship, and customer relations to boot!

Great experience.

I hired Al to install a custom wood door. The door needed to be hung and have a mail slot installed. To say that Al butchered the door would be a compliment. The door needed to be trimmed to size to fit the existing opening. There is not one straight cut on the door. In addition, he cut the opening to the mail slot too large and had to glue and screw to get the slot to fit properly. I've never seen so much wood filler used on a job. And after a number of other mistakes, he still charged me his full quote for the job. When I called later to have some weather stripping replaced that he had installed, I never heard back.
Comment from Ricchezza Building Solutions
Unfortunately this customer tended to exaggerated the events in question. I explained prior to installation it was difficult because of the poor condition of his existing frame. First, there wasn't a strait cut on the door because there wasn't a strait part on the frame in which we had to hang it. The mail box he ordered was an incomplete set with no directions so i had to do it free hand. When the mail box was installed there was absolutely no exposure of the corrected area. He seemed to be very pleased and complementary of the correction at the time. There was no wood filler involved, i used wood glue and a nail gun.