We hired this company in January, and the work began at the end of April, which we were completely fine with. After the initial work was completed, we had to ask them to return in May to address several workmanship issues and incomplete items (a couple photos attached for reference). It’s important to note that throughout the process, we remained respectful and appreciative of the work they had done. During our third meeting, while reviewing the items that still needed to be corrected, we specifically told them that we appreciated their hard work and did not want our requests for repairs to discourage them in any way. We simply wanted the project completed correctly. Fast forward to June, and we were still trying to get the remaining items finished. There were multiple delays throughout the project. Some were due to scheduling on their end, while others were due to shipping delays for a front door that my wife ordered later than originally planned. We never complained about any of these delays and remained patient throughout the process. During that time, we discovered a leak coming from the area where the newly installed front door had been installed. When Jordan arrived to inspect the leak, his attitude toward us changed significantly. After the cause had been determined, he told my wife that he was frustrated with how many times he had to come back to the property. He also stated that since the leak was not related to their work, this particular visit was not their responsibility. As homeowners, we had no way of knowing the cause of the leak before reporting it, which is exactly why we contacted them. Although it was determined that the leak was not related to the door installation, the issue for us was not who was ultimately responsible for the leak—it was the way we were spoken to regarding a concern that reasonably appeared to be connected to recently completed work. In fact, both my wife and I agreed with Jordan several times that the leak appeared to be caused by something other than the door installation. We were not arguing with his assessment or trying to place blame where it didn’t belong. However, despite us acknowledging that the leak was likely unrelated to their work, his frustration and irritation seemed to continue escalating throughout the conversation.
After overhearing the conversation, I joined them, waited until he was done having a conversation with my wife for about a minute or two (which he later described as me “coming in hot”), and simply said, “I heard you mention to my wife that you’re frustrated about having to come back here so many times. Just to be clear, none of the previous visits were our fault.” Jordan also described the email my wife sent reporting the leak as “being on his ass.” The email itself was polite, professional, and simply notified them of the issue. There was nothing aggressive or unreasonable about it. The discussion then shifted to the numerous delays, corrections, and inconveniences that we had dealt with throughout the project without expressing the same level of frustration toward them. We pointed out that while we had remained patient through scheduling delays, workmanship corrections, and unfinished items, we had never spoken to them the way we were being spoken to.. Ultimately, I ended up firing them, and we paid them for the work they completed while arranging for someone else to finish the remaining items. Based on other reviews, it appears many customers have had positive experiences with this company. Unfortunately, our experience was very different. The quality concerns themselves could have been resolved, but the unwillingness to accept feedback, address mistakes professionally, and maintain respectful communication when problems arose in the end was what ultimately left us shocked. But according to Jordan if it were any other contractor they would have told us “to kick rocks”. We’ve been through plenty and have never been treated like this, we highly recommend recording all conversations and interactions so accountability can be taken.
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Linda Snetselaar
Mar 17, 2026
5.0
Superb work! I must also thank my dear neighbor who set up all of the details while I was gone.
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Patrick Blin
Jan 16, 2026
5.0
The best in eastern Iowa for home renovations and all your construction needs!!!
We would definitely recommend giving them a call and discussing your next project.
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Ashley Ernst
Aug 11, 2025
5.0
It was our first time dealing with a roof insurance claim and Big & Steinke made it effortless. They answered ALL of our questions from beginning to end which I find incredibly rare in a contractor. In addition to their outstanding communication, the work was finished on time, as quoted, and it looks amazing! They were proactive in choosing a roof that not only looked great, but provided us an additional discount with our insurance provider (due to overall strength and durability) that we would have never even thought of.
Hoping next time we work with them, it will be on a project more fun than hail damage :)
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Michael Larson
Jul 21, 2025
5.0
Big & Steinke have done three projects for us so far, and we couldn't be more pleased. Especially impressive is how adaptive they are in solving the unexpected challenges that often arise in construction. They do great work, but more than that they're flexible, personable, and easy to get on with. Highly recommended
Frequently Asked Questions About Bigbee Construction
What services does Bigbee Construction offer?
Bigbee Construction provides expert craftsmanship and innovative design solutions as a Construction Company, Construction Consultant, General Contractor, and Commercial Building Contractor.
Where is Bigbee Construction located?
Bigbee Construction is located at 745 Blairs Ferry Road Northeast, Marion, IA 52302, USA.
What are the business hours of Bigbee Construction?
Bigbee Construction is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM and closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and major holidays such as Thanksgiving (Nov 27-28) and Christmas (Dec 25).
How can I contact Bigbee Construction?
You can contact Bigbee Construction by phone at +1-319-777-1628 or via email at taylor@bigbee-construction.com.
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Bigbee Construction accepts American Express, Cash, Check, Discover, Financing options, Invoice payments, MasterCard, and Visa.
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Visit their website at https://www.bigbeeconstruction.com/, follow them on Instagram @bigbee.construction, or check out their Facebook page.
Which cities are served by Bigbee Construction?
Bigbee Construction serves Cedar Rapids, Marion, Iowa City, Hiawatha, Robins, North Liberty, Coralville, Solon, and Ely in Iowa.
Are there any nearby building supply stores I can visit while at Bigbee Construction?
Yes, nearby building supply stores include Big & Steinke Construction and Level Up Concrete Solutions, which also offers furniture.
What automotive services are available near Bigbee Construction?
Nearby automotive services include Car Service Specialties, Caliber Collision (auto body shop), Performance Concepts Iowa, Metro Transmission and Auto Repair, Jiffy Lube, and several car dealers like Volkswagen Of America and Marion Used Car Superstore.
What local amenities nearby could enhance my visit to Bigbee Construction?
While visiting, you might enjoy stopping by Q Dog’s BBQ Company for a meal, or if you're interested in health services, Schultz Chiropractic Clinic and Iowa Chiropractic Center are nearby. For relaxation after work, consider the Ultimate Taekwondo school or exploring local retail stores like World of Colors or Garment Design & Graphics Inc.
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