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Vertical Slope Construction
Vertical Slope Construction at 81-19 188TH STREET, Hollis, NY 11423, held a General Contractor license (#036223) with the New York contractors license board with an expiration date of 10-09-2009. We last verified the license was expired on 05-19-2022.
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Vertical Slope Construction Reviews
4.5 out of 5 stars, based on
6
reviews
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By a user in ManhattanSeptember 14, 2018Verified Hire
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By RichardDecember 19, 2017Verified Hire
We are about 3/4 done with our job [kitchen plus some walls getting knocked down, some floors getting sanded and stained, etc.]. Archetype has been good in coordinating all of the work and the papers needed to get things done in this city. They have been responsive and helpful in making choices and suggestions.
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By DanDecember 1, 2017Verified Hire
Does nice work. They are mid- to high-market in that you would want them to work on a >$300K job, and wouldn't bother with them for a smaller job. They can do just the plans (which would be less than $300K, obviously, or manage the whole effort.
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By BessNovember 3, 2017Verified Hire
I like archetype a lot and use them all the time. I'm using them on a huge development project now.
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By AlanOctober 30, 2017Verified Hire
We have used them on many other projects too. They are very friendly, easy to work with and do excellent work. I would highly recommend Archetype llc!
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By RaffaeleAugust 21, 2017Verified Hire
They are very good still finishing up some details.
I suggest Archetype Llc.
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Inactive License
| License # | 036223 |
| Status | Inactive |
| State | New York |
| Type | General Contractor Non Registered |
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Inactive License
| License # | 36223 |
| Status | Inactive |
| State | New York |
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Insured
| Insurer | Utica First |
Insured
| Workers Comp Provider | Nysif |
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Permits
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I found the principal, Alan to be very arrogant even when we discovered they were errors in our architectural plan, and when we confronted him he got very defensive which we didn't like. But to be fair, his firm did get the things done before the deadline even though it was tight. I think the problem is he pushes too much work to the junior staff who just don't have the experience been a few years out of college and he didn't spend enough time supervising them on complicated projects.