DIAMOND CERTIFIED COMPANY REPORT
Farrar Construction
Farrar Construction
(707) 776-2650
Mark Farrar began his construction career in 1977. Three years later, he and his brother started the company, Farrar Brothers, Inc. and spent the next 18 years working together on different phases of construction in Marin County. When his brother branched off to work in his own specialty, Farrar Construction became a separate entity.
While the company's specialty is deck construction, they also handle remodeling, new construction, bathrooms and kitchens. Mr. Farrar's love of his work is what sets his company apart in the industry.
Company Philosophy
"People really appreciate good service, which is something that seems to have gone by the wayside of late. We let people know we care by doing the job right and making sure they’re comfortable having workmen in their homes. We absolutely love what we do and always come in on time and on budget, but we believe the service we provide is what people appreciate more than anything else.”
Serving Sonoma and Marin CountiesBathrooms
Decks
Kitchens
New Construction
Remodeling
Decks
Kitchens
New Construction
Remodeling
Findings based on statistically reliable research from 58 surveys
Customer Satisfaction
Company Credentials
Workers Compensation
Liability Insurance
License Verification
Business Practices
Current Complaint File
Legal & Finance
Customer Loyalty
98%
n = 58
Diamond Certified Qualification
Based on 58 customer surveys, we declare
Farrar Construction
has passed all rating steps and has earned
The Diamond Certified Award
The Diamond Certified Award
No. 443
Continuously qualified since July 2004.
David Pak
Director of Ratings Research
American Ratings Corporation
Director of Ratings Research
American Ratings Corporation
Verbatim Survey Responses From Only Verified Customers
"They do high quality work. I really like their attention to detail."
"Their communication, they would let us know in advance when things were going to be done, which was very helpful. We were still living here while they were working. They were flexible, and they cleaned up their mess every day. They were very nice."
Research conducted by American Ratings Corporation. Ratings Methodology
