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D&J Building Roofer

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Phone: (810) 441-0275 Edit

D&J Building Otter Lake

Quality

86
21st percentile
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D&J Building has a BuildZoom score of 86, which places them above 21% of 167,179 contractors in Michigan.

Activity

3 projects
2025
5 projects
2024
3 projects
2023
Our building permit records indicate that D&J Building has worked on at least 11.0 projects over the past 3 years.

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Pricing

3 projects
$20k-$50k
1 project
$50k-$100k
Value Not Public: 6.0 projects
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D&J Building Reviews
2.5 out of 5 stars, based on 3 reviews

  • By M B.
    September 5, 2024

    Day One: A small crew came out to bore the holes for the posts. They did not pay attention to the design and bored the holes in the wrong configuration. Had I not been paying attention, they would have had all the posts set and leveled and half the framing done before it was discovered. I saved them 2-days effort and the owner got upset with me for calling him about it before it was fixed (I guess telling his crew was enough in his mind - his two sons are less apt than he is). The owner (Steve) did not show up on site to introduce himself - Steve if you are paying attention: First rule of running your own business is to meet the customer before the job starts.

    At the end of the job as another reviewer noted, they leave their trash all over the place. I found a cup up over the door of the entry door and so I set it on a piece of equipment they had siting there. When I wen out the next day, the coffee cup had ben thrown into the corner of the barn (note that the concrete had just been poured the day before so there was nothing else in the barn except this cup). Obviously they didn't know how to throw it in the trash and instead chose to make a statement because I called it to their attention by placing it on their equipment - very unprofessional crew as another reviewer noted.

    The largest issue was with the finishing of the job. Steve insisted he needed a completed driveway to get the cement truck in. I agreed with the understanding the driveway would be functional and to my spec when done. Steve asked me to mark off the driveway - I did. However, his son (supposedly the foreman of the crew) Pulled up the markers and ignored my instruction and continued under his father's (Steve's) direction. So much for marking off what I wanted.

    I had a long conversation with the owner following the botched driveway. Sparing the detail, it ended in frustration as Steve defended the issues his team caused and refused to come on site to look for himself.

    In the end, I have a barn but still no driveway. They made an attempt to reclaim much of the wasted aggregate they had spread way too thin (parts of the under-tarp were exposed and I could dig in any area and hit tarp in 1-2 inches - any contractor knows 4” inch depth minimum - apparently not these guys.)

    These guys are definitely not landscapers and while they seemed friendly, they are not customer service oriented. I only interacted with them 4 times throughout and as I said before , Steve never came out to introduce himself or set expectations. He never came out to review progress and he never even came out in the end to see if everything was done to satisfaction before sending the bill. He lacks customer service and its a big part of the issues he and his crew cause. I'm sure I wouldn't even be writing this had he just met with me on day one.

    If you still decide to use this company: If they screw up yours as they did mine, you will only remember the issues every time you see the building. And shamefully that may not be the case had Steve would have shown up at least once. Spare yourself the grief.

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  • By Roy R.
    March 8, 2021
    pole barn

    The entire crew were friendly and efficient. The project went smooth and faster than expected. Despite fighting the weather they were able to finish before the snow flew.

  • By Troy S.
    October 29, 2017
    Pole Barn
    $19,000

    The worst company. An absolute headache to deal with. They are uncoordinated, lairs, and con artists. They told me $300.00 for sand and now up it to over $800.00. When I protested the owner "Steve" threatened to make up a story that my 8lb dog bit him 5 months ago. I have, in writing Steve making threats that if I don't pay he will make up a story my 8lb dog bite him!!! Steve swears at you, yells at you and is a monster to deal with. DO NOT USE THEM!!!
    They do not handle anything. You have to set up delivery of material, they leave all their trash in your yard (coffee cups, pop bottles, cigarette butts, old clothes) which you have to clean. They take all the good material you paid for an leave the scraps for you to take care of. They dug the holes in the wrong spot then attempted to blame me cause they did not look at the site plan they made! They did not refill them and now I have 8 holes in my yard

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Building Permits by D&J Building

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New construction ssory nonresidential
2024-07-09
Constructing a 30'x50 residential pole barn 14 wall height metal siding & metal roof and cement floor (corner wind bracing) note: minimum 18"x42 post footing required
Valuation:
$58,590
Permit #:
PBLD2024-00911
Status:
issued
Fee:
$259
Permit Type:
N/A
Building Type:
N/A
Pole barn 26 x 32 x 14 required inspections: open hole: with concrete or cookies installed. framing: roof can be on no bearing walls gable ends are ok. under slab: before concrete compacted with vapor barrier and\or wire mesh if applicable. final: when completed
Valuation:
N/A
Permit #:
P22-000103
Status:
final
Fee:
$321
Permit Type:
Pole barn
Building Type:
N/A
Permit for pole barn. homeowner resposnbile to obtain required inspections. requires tr ftg rough and final inspections. **all inspections must be called in before 7:00am to be done the same day otherwise they will be done the following day *** **as of 05/01/08 no inspections will be done on fridays***
Valuation:
$15,325
Permit #:
PB210142
Status:
final
Fee:
$213
Permit Type:
Residence garage
Building Type:
N/A
U residential accessory
2021-09-21
Construct a one story residential accessory building of pole type construction. construction shall be done in accordance with the 2015 michigan residential code the approved plans and the plan review compliance list
Valuation:
$37,104
Permit #:
PB 2016-0603
Status:
complete
Fee:
$236
Permit Type:
Uaccessory
Building Type:
N/A
Residential building
2025-07-01
24 x 30 x 11 pole barn
Valuation:
$46,692
Permit #:
PB25-238
Status:
issued
Fee:
$645
Permit Type:
Garage
Building Type:
N/A
Construct a 20 x 40 detached residential pole barn with a 10 x 40 enclosed leanto 16 x 20 loft (storage only 20 lb. floor load) 16 wall height with osb/steel roof and siding concrete floor note:minimum 42 post footing depth required
Valuation:
$46,872
Permit #:
PBLD2019-00033
Status:
final
Fee:
$275
Permit Type:
New construction
Building Type:
N/A
Residence accessory structure
2024-11-26
24 x 30 x 11 pole barn
Valuation:
$29,000
Permit #:
PB24-263
Status:
final
Fee:
$477
Permit Type:
Pole barn
Building Type:
N/A
New construction ssory nonresidential
2024-08-27
24x40x10 pole barn with an 8x40 open lean to
Valuation:
$49,997
Permit #:
PBLD2024-02586
Status:
issued
Fee:
$228
Permit Type:
N/A
Building Type:
N/A
Addition ssory nonresidential
2019-03-26
Construct a 24 x 24 addition to an existing detached residential pole barn 10 wall height with steel/osb roof and siding concrete floor note:minimum 42 post footing depth required
Valuation:
$22,499
Permit #:
PBLD2019-00321
Status:
final
Fee:
$140
Permit Type:
Addition
Building Type:
N/A
New construction ssory nonresidential
2019-03-26
Construct a detached residential pole barn 10'-6"wall height with steel/osb roof and siding concrete floor note:minimum 42 post footing depth required
Valuation:
$46,872
Permit #:
PBLD2019-00322
Status:
final
Fee:
$175
Permit Type:
New construction
Building Type:
N/A
40x60x12 pole barn with enclosed leinto
Valuation:
$64,800
Permit #:
PB022762
Status:
issued
Fee:
$1,107
Permit Type:
Garage
Building Type:
N/A
1200 sq ft. pole barn
Valuation:
N/A
Permit #:
PB22-0034
Status:
approved
Fee:
$314
Permit Type:
Accessory building
Building Type:
N/A
Sesc residential
2022-03-18
Pole barn
Valuation:
N/A
Permit #:
PSER2022-00179
Status:
issued
Fee:
$275
Permit Type:
Major
Building Type:
N/A
New construction ssory nonresidential
2018-04-16
One story detached residential accessory structure. 30 x 45 pole barn concrete floor steel siding & roofing.wind bracing required in corners
Valuation:
$52,731
Permit #:
PBLD2018-00662
Status:
issued
Fee:
$238
Permit Type:
N/A
Building Type:
N/A
28 x 30 pole barn
Valuation:
N/A
Permit #:
P21-000042
Status:
final
Fee:
$285
Permit Type:
Pole barn
Building Type:
N/A
Sesc residential
2020-03-09
Pole barn and pole barn addition
Valuation:
N/A
Permit #:
PSER2019-00072
Status:
final
Fee:
$250
Permit Type:
Major
Building Type:
N/A
Building
2025-02-22
No Description Available
Valuation:
N/A
Permit #:
PB24-0228
Status:
final
Fee:
$394
Permit Type:
Building (accessory)
Building Type:
N/A
1900 sq. ft
Valuation:
N/A
Permit #:
PB24-0009
Status:
expired
Fee:
$705
Permit Type:
Accessory building
Building Type:
N/A
Residential barn addition 832 sq. ft. total victor twp. section 27
Valuation:
$18,803
Permit #:
PB180349
Status:
final
Fee:
$251
Permit Type:
Residence addition
Building Type:
N/A
Commercial building
2019-03-08
New 24 x 32 pavilion
Valuation:
$26,250
Permit #:
PCOM18-0045
Status:
final
Fee:
$681
Permit Type:
Amuse social recr...
Building Type:
N/A

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