If you're looking for a window guy in the Hudson Valley, you can stop looking. You've found Dave at…read moreHudson Valley Windows & Siding. I can't express to you what a pleasure it is to deal with him. He's super honest, super personable (has stories for days), and does amazing work. I wish I could say he did some of that amazing work for me, but it's a weird story: Our annoying HOA forces us to keep appearances up with our neighbors. Everything has to be just so, and our windows needed to be energy efficient. Our windows already looked great, but I have to abide by the HOA or else. So I called up Dave to get a quote on how much it would cost to upgrade the windows. We had a great conversation, he knew the area, and the sort of job, and like I said, he was an absolute pleasure to talk to. We picked a day, and he said he'd check it out and give me a quote. After he went out there to take a look, he asked if I wanted to the good news or the bad news. The Good News: The windows were already super energy efficient. He knows because he had put them in himself for the previous tenant a few years back. What a coincidence! The Bad News: He wasn't going to make any money on this job. Which, if you're paying attention, you may realize was also really good news for me. Dave could've just straight up done the job again and made more money (as some dishonest folks would've), but instead but he got a laugh out of me, and a customer for life. I will be calling him for every window job from here on out, and I think you should too.

Our experience with HV Windows Doors and Siding started with a phone call to Dave, we setup an…read moreappointment and met the next week. As with every type of appointment for construction services you normally enter into a conversation hesitant wondering who is this guy, and will he give me a good price, a good job, stand behind work, or just give me a crappy job and run with my money, never to be heard from again. We've all heard the stories. Dave arrived at my home, introduced himself and we talked at great length about our siding project, and he did a walk around the home just to evaluate the job. He came back in, did a little figuring on a piece of paper, and gave us a price on the spot. While we knew not what to expect about the cost, we were somewhat surprised as it seemed a little over what we had budgeted. We talked a little longer and he explained in great detail what was needed and what he was going to do, he explained the funding and how it would work and he left. We thanked him for his time, his explanations, and his proposal and told him we would be in touch. After Dave left my wife and I sat down and discussed the project, the cost, and the timeline, as we wanted to get the project done before September this year. You know that everyone says, "Never take the first proposal, get prices, get multiple proposals, etc". We didn't know what it was exactly, but my wife and I both felt really good about our visit with Dave and so we decided to call him back the next day and enter into a contract. Not to make this review to long, the project was scheduled and actually took place a week earlier than expected. Dave anticipated a 5 day project, and they finished up in 4 days. His guys were like busy bees, only stopping for a 30 minute lunch break each day. Very professional, knew their profession, and did not need constant oversite. Dave's supervisor on the job Louis knew the job and knew the timeline and was sure to make it happen. While Dave was on the site almost every day, I think he thinks of himself as the cleanup crew picking up and taking garbage almost every day. There was no language barrier between the workers and me, and everyone on the job was eager to please. Dave made every effort to assure that the finished project was worthy of our praise, even adding a few things not originally negotiated in the contract. While the project was not considered a large project, it had alot of intricate details that took extra time to work around. My wife and I cannot express enough our level of satisfaction with Dave and his guys. They did what they said they would do, and most likely more that we didn't even know about. Great job, great contractor, and great value for the money. The project was worth every penny spent. I see now why much of Dave's business is return customers. We would/will certainly use him again if the need arises. Not to lengthen this review longer I would only like to add, that Dave is human, he is not a robot and his speech is not rehearsed. We learned alot about his family, his dogs, etc. and we felt he was true to form, just a good guy to work with. Highly recommend. (So much for not making this review too long, oh well) Tom and Alice P.

Mark from Woodpecker Builders just completed renovating one of our bathrooms as well as several…read moreother projects around our property. He was extremely easy to work with and his quality of work is top notch. Looking forward to hiring him for several other future jobs we have planned at our house!

We hired Mark to do a number of jobs for us on and around our newly constructed garage, a portion…read moreof which we converted into a gym. He extended our fencing; installed an interior wall; installed drywall and insulation; and also handled adding trim, painting, and installing TVs in the new room. This was our first major project as homeowners, and Mark was very helpful and communicative throughout the process. He did excellent work, and asked excellent questions about what we wanted. He was efficient and thorough, and completed all of the steps of the process well within the time frame we expected. We were very happy with the quality of work performed and would gladly hire Mark again for our next home project.

Dave and Gary came the same day I called (weekend) to clear ice from the roof. Professional, prompt…read moreand efficient - and pleasant, too. Would highly recommend.

Great response, kept me on their radar and helped me with storm damage at a reasonable price. Best…read morewishes.

Maynor and his team are amazing. I used MM Home Improvements, and I cannot rave more. They gave us…read morea quote that was reasonable and clear. They came in on budget and on time. When things did go long or cost more money he was completely transparent, and took responsibility when it had to anything to do with him. The work we have done was ripping off our top floor and rebuilding from the ground up. New floor, walls, roof, bathroom - everything. He also gutted and rebuilt our downstairs bathroom and kitchen. All that work took under 6 months, and with all of the supply chain issues, it was remarkable. I now have the home of my dreams. I cannot give a bigger recommendation. You are lucky if you get to work with Maynor and his team. Good luck!!!

We have worked with Maynor and his team on a few projects, most recently on converting our…read moreunfinished basement to a mother-in-law suite. Maynor's work is impeccable and we have full trust in him. His team also always cleans up after themselves and they are all really nice people. We have more projects around our house and we will certainly be using Maynor for them.

J&A installed a metal roof on our house with the previous owner. Not only did they use the wrong…read morescrews that actually punctured the metal at the peak and caused leaks along the entire length of the roof. They also installed the transition from metal roof to shingles in a way that it caused a leak that can't be fixed without re-doing the entire roof. You get what you pay for - the lower cost comes at a price of workmanship. Stay away if you want to protect your house!

J&A roofing reshingled my roof in April of 2024. They worked fast and did a good job, but there…read morewere a few problems, one being that they failed to shingle all parts of the roof that were included in the contract, which reads "Remove existing roofing down to wood decking from entire house sloped roof areas only". The two areas not done do not have steep slopes, yet they are certainly sloped. Since I do not go on the roof, I did not see this failure for awhile. I didn't think anything of it when there were 10-15 packs of shingles left over, until later when I saw that these areas had not been done. In addition, the ceiling in a room upstairs goes up to the roof and many, many roof in jails came through it. Eventually I hired someone else to cut all of the nails off. I called and sent pictures twice. The woman that I spoke with said hat she would forward everythIng to Fred and he would get in toush with me. It has been months and I have had no response. My husband passed away in November of 2023 and I am dealing with many things that are new to me. I feel somewhat taken advantage of.

The Pottenburgh Company did an EXCELLENT JOB installing my new roof. I strongly recommend…read morelistening to and following any suggestions Mr Pottenburgh makes. He has a wealth of knowledge and a high level of expertise.

Pottenburg did an excellent installation of our new roof. It looks beautiful, the price was fair…read moreand the quality of the work was great. The work force cleaned up after the job was completed. We highly recommend this company.

PaintXperts recently finished an exterior paint job on my 125+ year old home. They are so…read moreprofessional, patient and skilled. I would highly recommend this team to anyone. My neighbors said the exact same thing after watching the project develop. I think the price was very fair given the lead paint remediation work that had to be done along with some repair work. The end result is beautiful. Thank you Edgar and the entire crew!!

Fair price, great job power-washing our vinyl-sided house and surrounding patio. Henry and team…read moreshowed up on time and completed the work with skill and efficiency.

Prompt, courteous, professional service. Highly Recommend. Excellent price and quality product and…read moreinstallation.

I hired The Brothers That Just Do Gutters in Fall 2025 to replace my existing gutters with seamless…read more6" gutters. The estimator was professional, took measurements, and provided what I felt was a fair quote. The installation crew completed the work using roof straps rather than attaching the gutters to the fascia board. This immediately raised concerns because my previous gutter system was secured to the fascia and tied into the rafters. When I contacted the company, I was told roof straps were used because I supposedly did not have a fascia board. Less than three months later, during the winter, approximately half of the front gutter detached from my house and snapped in half. Initially, I was told this was an "act of God." However, after the company inspected the installation, they discovered the roof strap spacing was significantly wider than New York recommendations, roughly 40 inches apart when spacing should have been approximately 18-24 inches. At that point, they replaced the damaged front gutter, added additional straps, inspected the rear gutters, and assured me everything else was fine. Unfortunately, a few months later I noticed one of the rear roof straps had completely detached, and the strap spacing in the back did not match the corrections made to the front. Around the same time, I contacted another local gutter company with nearly 50 years of experience for an estimate on gutter guards. During their inspection, they questioned why roof straps had been used at all because my home does, in fact, have a fascia board available for attachment. My biggest disappointment was not the initial failure itself, but the inconsistent explanations and quality concerns that followed. After spending thousands of dollars on a new gutter system, I expected an installation that would provide long-term reliability and peace of mind. Based on my experience, I would recommend homeowners thoroughly research their options, ask detailed questions about installation methods, and obtain multiple opinions before moving forward with a gutter replacement project.