Sunnyside Construction

Summary:
User experiences with Sunnyside Construction are highly polarized. Some customers report positive, transparent service, strong communication, and satisfactory remodeling or insurance-claim related work, while others report poor communication, missed or delayed estimates, unresponsiveness, and rude interactions. The company is described as handling insurance-related projects for some clients and delivering high-quality workmanship in certain jobs, but several reviews caution potential customers about inconsistent customer service and follow-through.

Positive experiences:
- Insurance-recommended and involved in coordinating the claim process.
- Clear, transparent communication and attentive, professional staff.
- Perceived care for customers and home, with stress reduction during restoration.
- Some projects reportedly result in high-quality outcomes (e.g., flooring, cabinets) and look like new.
- Some reviews note a friendly, family- or minority-owned business atmosphere and positive interactions with specific staff or owners.

Negative experiences:
- Repeated inability to provide or follow up on estimates; delays lasting weeks or months.
- Poor or unresponsive communication; failure to return calls or messages.
- Claims of rude or dismissive behavior by the owner and management.
- Reports of being steered away, or of insurance-related practices perceived as problematic.
- Inconsistent experiences across projects, with some work praised and other work criticized or unfinished.

Practical takeaways for potential customers:
- If your project involves an insurance claim, Sunnyside may have experience coordinating it, but confirm who will communicate and the expected timeline.
- Request a detailed, written estimate with scope and costs; ask for a clear, concrete timeline and milestones.
- Check references and seek a balance of experiences (both positives and negatives) to gauge consistency.
- Clarify which services are included (siding repair, interior remodeling, flooring, cabinets, ADA considerations) and ensure the company has the capacity to deliver on your specific needs.
- Be prepared to verify communication expectations and follow-up procedures before work begins.