Sunroom Addition Gastonia, NC

I am now on my 4th time of having chuck and his crew remodel my homes. The first was a complete remodel down to the framing (we sold it a year later while still making money.) our current house we wanted so much done we have had the come do parts as we could afford it. We have had kitchen , bathrooms , walls removed in the downstairs and walls added. Besides the bad weather we have had it has all ran smoothly. The workers clean up their work every day, allow me walk through and updates. I will continue to use them for all my future remodels.

This company has been around for years and has a 10 year warranty on their work. They price matched a different company for us and based on their warranty life we want with them. The workers have gone above and beyond fixing things that needed to be done without additional cost.

Not only was the work on the bathroom more than we expected but they stayed on the job to fix a major issue they found during the renovation. Thank you so much.

My Husband and I bought an older home in 2010 that needed to be brought up to code which included new plumbing, electrical upgrade, heat/ air system installed. The inside of the home had to be gutted and refinished. We added a 2nd bathroom upstairs. The entire house looks wonderful. My kitchen granite countertops are immaculate.I love the look of my ceramic tile floors that flow from my dining room to kitchen to the laundry room.I was pleased with the time it took and was very excited when we moved into our finished home.

I took bids from 4 contractors when I was considering updating my kitchen this past summer. The first three were either overpriced or wouldn’t show up when they were supposed to come back to start measuring! A friend recommended a contractor named Chuck Rhorden, whose company is America’s Choice Contractors. Not only did he come in at a much, much fairer/lower price, but he asked questions none of the others had even known enough to ask about (something about wind bracers in the attic? It turned out we would miss them when we tore down a non-load bearing wall, but only by a few feet. If we had hit them, the kitchen ceiling would’ve fallen in! He really knows contracting!)