Girls 'n' Tools LLC

Girls 'n' Tools LLC is a remodeling contractor whose website lists kitchen, bathroom, whole-home and basement remodeling, garage conversion, house painting, outdoor living spaces, floor installation and window and door installation, with a service area of Putnam, Woodstock, Plainfield, Killingly, Brooklyn, Lisbon, Scotland, Eastford, Hampton, Thompson, Ashford, Willimantic, Canterbury, Pomfret and Windham. Its Connecticut home improvement contractor registration, number HIC.0628344, held by GIRLS N TOOLS LLC, is active on the state registry. A recent customer with a list of home repairs said Jess promptly came by and made a reasonable estimate for moisture-proof boards on the back of a garage, a new back door and repairing and painting a dining room ceiling, and that in less than a month David was at the home doing the work. A recent customer hired the company before putting a house on the market, for jobs from replacing damaged doors and painting a deck and bathroom to installing a new vent fan and improving a deck. A recent customer said the company did interior and exterior painting, installed bath plumbing and wall fixtures, replaced light fixtures and did two small carpentry projects. A recent customer said Bob installed a closet in a bedroom. A recent customer said Jess came to the home to assess the work, a proposal followed promptly and the work started within a very short time. A 2026 customer said Corey, Jess and Bob turned a garage into a music studio, a project that took roughly a month. A 2026 customer said a bathroom remodel was managed mostly by text and a portal, and that the crew cleaned up after themselves every day. A 2026 customer said the company remodeled a bathroom and a screen porch and painted several rooms. A 2024 customer said the company created an ensuite bathroom, added a closet and laundry room and remodeled a bedroom in a 200-year-old house. A 2018 reviewer said Jess and the electrician she partners with repaired serious electrical issues in a 1790s home and found they could be fixed without a power upgrade. A 2025 customer said a remodel that started in August still was not properly finished, and that the company did not follow the blueprint, damaging new cabinetry. A 2024 reviewer asking for a partial bathroom remodel quote was told it would come in a few days; as of Thursday the 29th at 5 PM, that reviewer still had nothing. A 2021 HomeAdvisor reviewer said she did not finish the job but demanded to be paid, and that the reviewer had to hire another contractor to complete the project. A 2015 reviewer said the spackle work around a rebuilt shower soffit was rough.