Luke and his team quoted the residing of our home with LP SmartSiding. It was very clear what he…read morewas quoting and completed the job in the time stated, in a very professional manner. Job-site was kept clean and the finished product turned out great. Luke took care of any concerns with no hesitation, making sure that we were happy with everything! I would recommend Chase Construction to anyone and they will be my first call for quoting future work.

From the owner: Chase Construction is an exterior remodeling company that specializes in roofing, siding, and…read morewindow installation.

If you have had siding installed from Elk River Exteriors beware. You may have been told there is…read morea warranty on it. They do not warranty due to their faulty installation. This is a complaint for siding issue that I filed with the installer July 28th of 2022 for what are called nail pops on my siding. They are visible on three sides of the house. East, West, and South. No nail pops on the North side of the house. When I contacted the installer, they told me that I needed to file a warranty claim against the maker of the siding. (I also sent Elk River exterior photos of the siding.) Elk River Exterior claimed it was a problem with the siding. So I filled out a warranty form and sent pictures to the manufacturer (PLY GEM). Also the owner of Elk River Exterior came and took pictures of the problem and sent to Ply Gem. After much time of going back and forth with the manufacture (Ply Gem) and the Installer (Elk River Exteriors), the manufacture of the siding (Ply Gem) finally sent a Technical Service Representative to inspect the siding in April. His response to the (Nail Pops) was found to be the direct result of improper installation techniques or practices. Some of the discrepancies noted but not limited to include *Nailing at end of nail slots *Nails protruding * Nails from nail hem causing heat buildup/water retention between the panel and fastener. * Nailed to tight, nails at opposite ends of nails, and /or panels that were not given proper clearance to expand as temperatures varied. Ply Gem encouraged us to contact the company that installed siding. But Elk River Exteriors still insist that it is a manufacturing issue with the siding and as of June 19th, 2023 I received a voicemail from the Owner of Elk River Exterior that they will not be correcting the issue.

The BEST!!! From the beginning to the end I was informed of every step in the process and the work…read morewas high quality. I had my siding replaced. The completed job was beyond excellent. Paul went above and beyond to help me. I highly recommend Elk River Exteriors.

I feel lucky we wound up with NJR. Noe was very responsive and explained the whole process from…read moreclaims to insurance negotiation to roofing. The insurance company was being recalcitrant about the damage and expected payment. Noe handled the negotiation process with the insurance company's inspector and claims adjuster from start to finish and kept the whole job at the quoted price with no surprises. Crew was very fast and respectful of property. Noe stuck with us afterwards to deal with the post install inspection and depreciation adjustment. Great experience, highly recommended.

Noah was dogged in working with our insurance company to get us the best claim possible. He took…read morecare of everything. The crew worked hard and diligently for 12 hours and clean up was immaculate. We have a couple of big projects on the horizon and we will definitely work with NJR again.

Doesn't seem to be a real company. Not listed in the Better Business Bureau. Not listed as a MN…read morecontractor. When I called their number it was not answered by Armatage Windows but by Handyman Services. Checked on Nextdoor to see if anyone had heard of them. No one has.

From the owner: Established in 2008, Armatage Windows has grown from a modest family operation into Minneapolis's…read morepremier window installation and replacement specialist. Through unwavering commitment to quality craftsmanship and customer satisfaction, we've transformed over 15,000 homes across the Twin Cities metropolitan area. Our comprehensive service portfolio includes energy-efficient window installations, custom designs, emergency repairs, and seasonal maintenance programs. "Our success stems from treating every home as if it were our own," says Mary Thompson, CEO of Armatage Windows. "We're not just installing windows; we're enhancing homes, improving energy efficiency, and creating lasting relationships with our customers." This philosophy has earned Armatage Windows numerous industry accolades, including the prestigious Minnesota Contractor Excellence Award for three consecutive years. Looking ahead, Armatage Windows is expanding its eco-friendly product line and introducing innovative smart window technology. Our investment in advanced installation techniques and sustainable materials reflects our dedication to environmental responsibility and customer value. With a growing team of certified professionals and a state-of-the-art showroom opening in 2024, we're positioned to remain at the forefront of residential window solutions in the Upper Midwest.

I highly recommend everyone stay away from TCR. TL;DR several roofing installation mistakes made,…read moresevere lack of communication from TCR throughout the entire process, and I was asked to write a review before work even began - red flag. After getting roof replacement quotes from 5 different companies, I decided to go with the second to cheapest option - which was Twin City Roofing. And of course, I got what I paid for. The problems began after I signed the quote and handed over the deposit check. I live next to a day care and young children play outside all of the time. Paul, the project manager that was working with me, suggested they perform all of the work on the 4th of July week since kids likely wouldn't be at the day care then. I arranged with my neighbor to not have kids there that week. A few weeks go by and I didn't hear from Paul or anyone else at TCR. The Friday before the 4th of July week, I reached out to Paul to find out when they would be coming and he said "Next week I believe". Then on Monday when no one arrived, I reached out to Paul again. He responded by saying he was on vacation and that Robert P. in the production office could help. I reached out to Robert and he said "I can tell you it won't be this week." Obviously I was unhappy that the roof wasn't going to be replaced that week but I was more upset with the lack of communication throughout the process. It should not be on the client to have to contact the company multiple times to try to get answers. Nonetheless, when the roofers came to replace the roof on my house, garage and shed, they came unannounced. The concerning issues came from work on the roofs. The shingles on the ridge of my shed transitioned from shingles that are meant to be put on ridges to what look like starter shingles. It is very obvious this is not correct. And on my garage, there is a full 15" of a starter shingle that is literally just hanging from the edge of my roof. How did this get missed?? And the biggest issue is with the flat roofs on my house. I asked all of the appropriate questions to Paul from the outset to make sure that there would be grading on the flat roofs such that all of the water would flow to the spout and drain. Alas, a few days after the work was complete, we got our first rain storm and I saw water pooling along the edges of the flat roof and heavy pooling in one corner. I contacted TCR on July 14th and sent pictures of all of these issues. I didn't get a response so I sent a second email on 7/20. I finally got a response from Tyler and he asked me when would be a good time the following day for him to check out my issues. I responded with a time in the morning. I then didn't hear back from him and he did not show up the next day. I was later contacted by Robert and he said he was working on a game plan on getting my issues addressed. Five days later (7/26), he sent another email saying he would have a game plan the following day and he would let me know. As you can imagine, I did not hear from him on 7/27. I emailed Robert again on 7/28 with no response. Finally on 8/9, Tyler came out to my house to take pictures of my concerns. He agreed that all of them need to be addressed. He said he would let me know soon what the next steps would be. I have not heard from him since. I emailed Robert on 8/16 telling him Tyler came out to my house and that I was looking for more information when the fixes can occur. I have not heard from TCR since - at all. I should have known from the get go something was off because after I gave Paul the deposit check, he asked me to write a good review of his efforts to boost the company. I was certainly not going to write a review for services that had not yet begun. If you do go with TCR, make sure to pay as little as possible up front so they have to come back and fix issues before they get their full payment.

This company is so disorganized and is losing employees. I was assigned three different project…read moremanagers and never received any information about how a phase of the project went. The crews showed up without warning three times, which is dangerous and disruptive for my tenants. They attached my gutters to rotten wood that was supposed to be replaced and left the gutter guards with space so debris can get in. I have never felt so helpless and trapped in a contract with a company that does not communicate about what is to come, what has happened, and what will be. I am not certain or confident that the work has been finished and finished well. They really broke my trust. The stress, anger, and fear that I have felt for the past six months cold never be worth the price.