What AMAC customers say

SAMPLE review — We wanted our west Plano kitchen to feel new without moving anything. AMAC painted the cabinets, swapped the hardware, installed quartz counters and set a subway tile backsplash. The written scope listed every item and the price before anyone touched a cabinet door. Photos came at the end of each day, so we knew where things stood while we were at work. When the counter install slipped two days, they told us that morning, not after. Done in 16 working days, and the kitchen was clean every evening.

SAMPLE review — Our primary bath in Frisco had a cracked tub surround and a vanity coming apart at the seams. AMAC took it down to the studs, built a walk-in shower with large-format tile and set a new double vanity. They told us up front that the plumbing would go to their licensed partner, and that work sat in the same written scope. Permit and inspections were on the schedule from day one. Four weeks start to finish, and the two small punch items from the final walkthrough were fixed within two days.

SAMPLE review — I own two rentals in McKinney and needed a three-bedroom turned between tenants in under a week. They walked the house the day I reached out, sent a written scope that afternoon and started two days later. Full interior paint, LVP in the bedrooms, new blinds, a running toilet handled by their plumbing partner, and a punch list of small repairs. Before and after photos of every room landed in my inbox. The house was listed on day six.

SAMPLE review — A leak from an upstairs bathroom left a stained, sagging patch in our Richardson living room ceiling. They cut it out, hung new drywall, matched the knockdown texture and repainted the whole ceiling. They answered fast and the price matched the written estimate. One star off because the first texture pass was a little heavy near the light fixture. They came back the next week, redid it at no charge, and now you cannot find the patch.

SAMPLE review — We had a list of eleven small things around our house in Allen that had been piling up for a year: two sticking doors, a loose stair rail, cabinet hinges, caulk around both tubs and a side gate that would not latch. One tech, one day, every item checked off. He sent a photo of each fix before he left. Booking it took about ten minutes by text.

SAMPLE review — We manage a 140-unit community in Garland and moved our make-readies to AMAC this spring. Turns run five to seven days depending on scope, with a photo report per unit and one invoice per turn. Their COI was on file before the first unit. One turn ran two days late on a backordered vanity. They told us as soon as the supplier pushed the date, gave us a new finish date, and hit it. The communication is why we kept them.