Needed gutter replacement on my home and detached garage pretty bad, and Charlottesville Gutter…read morePros came out for the quote quickly. They were highly professional and informative, with a more than fair quote which I accepted. Despite the fully disclosed 3 to 4 week lead time, they installed today, 1 week after quote. Gutters immediately tested by a storm this afternoon, worked flawlessly. Throughout the process they remained in touch with me & made sure I knew what to expect. Highly recommend.

Another five star visit! The downspout extensions at the detached garage needed a rework. As Gutter…read morePros had done an excellent job with the extensions at the house, I called them back and, no surprise, their technicians, Matt and Manuel did again an outstanding job. Thank you!

Returned our phone call very quickly and was able to come out to our house the next day. Finished…read morethe job in a timely manner and did a great job, everything he worked on looks brand new. He not only fixed our problem with fallen insulation, he reinforced it so it would not happen again in the future. We have been recommending his work to everyone we know, and would definitely use his services again.

Did the gutters on my new addition. Had a leak but they came right away to fix the problem. 4 yrs…read moreago. Calling them now to do the rest of the house.

From the owner: Elevex Exteriors is a trusted local exterior contractor specializing in roofing, siding, windows,…read moredoors, and gutter systems throughout Rockingham County, Harrisonburg, Augusta County, Staunton, and the surrounding Shenandoah Valley. We provide roof repairs and full roof replacements using durable materials built to withstand Virginia weather. Our siding services enhance both protection and curb appeal, while our window and door installations improve energy efficiency, comfort, and long-term value. Elevex Exteriors also installs custom seamless gutter systems, measured and cut on-site for a precise fit. We handle gutter repairs, replacements, and drainage solutions to help protect your home from water damage. Our team is known for quality workmanship, clear communication, and dependable service. Most projects can be completed without the homeowner present, and we keep you informed throughout the process—especially when weather or project conditions affect scheduling. If you’re looking for a reliable exterior company that stands behind its work, Elevex Exteriors is here to help.

Crew started working and immediately started complaining about the shape of my current cabinets and…read moreeven laughing about them. So they decided the job was too much trouble or "not worth" it and up and left without even saying anything. Plenty of other options out there, stay away from this one.

From the owner: Mill Cabinet Shop is one of the oldest cabinet makers in the Shenandoah Valley, and we're a leader…read morein high-end custom cabinetry. Let us put generations of woodcraft knowledge and skill to work for you to create heirloom-quality cabinetry and furniture that will enhance the beauty and value of your home for years to come. No two customers are alike. We can design, build and install cabinets, entertainment systems, bookcases, libraries, mantles and more based on your specific ideas and functionality requirements. You're warmly invited to talk with us about your project. We listen well and we'll share your excitement. Wherever you're located, please give us a call!

This guy is a fraud, he didn't finish the bad roof job he did which took him weeks to complete…read morealthough it was paid in full, he started dogging my calls , and now he claims he went out of business and he's not coming. Whatever he tells you, don't believe him.

Because I had too much on my plate, I decided to remove the gutter cleaning and have someone do it…read morefor me. Mills responded on a Thursday with a flat fee and offered to come out that Saturday. It turns out that Google Maps lied, and he was about five times as far away as it originally told him. He could have just canceled, but he came out and did the work for what he originally quoted. It's hard to find people who will do that.

No communication during process. They make tremendous promises as they try to get your business,…read morebut when it gets too difficult to work with the insurance company they just hope you go away. Nothing but "crickets" ! Don't waste your time. We've moved on.

My 100+ year old roof was leaking and Holloway was suggested so I called. The service was…read morewonderful! The roof was inspected, the leak located, a solution proposed, and an estimate given. The assigned workers arrived on time, answered all of my questions, and completed the work at the estimated cost. These folks are superior from start to finish, including the office staff who kept me up-to-date. Highly recommend!

We went with this company because Mike Branner wrote a plan to accomplish demolition and removal of…read morehome debris without damaging the much loved tree in front of our home. He expressed complete understanding of the importance to our family of not removing or even damaging the tree in our front yard. However, he made no effort to complete the project as promised. He did not communicate with us. Mike Branner only "completed" the job by removing the tree he promised to leave, and leaving much debris in our yard from his incomplete work. It will cost thousands of dollars to complete the job he would not complete.

Branner builders used an out of state crew to assemble my modular home and stick build the garage…read morewhich in my opinion was problematic as they appeared to be in a hurry to get the job done in order to get home, and they knew they wouldn't be called back to address any workmanship issues. After receiving the Certificate of Occupancy I never saw Mike Branner again, he never returned to inspect any of the significant issues on the punch list. Some minor punch list items were resolved promptly by the Branner Builders handyman, one significant item required two complaints to the Better Business Bureau to obtain action and is still not resolved. Some of the more significant issues on the punch list included a chimney leak, the source of which was never found by the handyman resulting in me having to hire a chimney company to find and stop the leak. The drywall installed by Branner Builders was a problem from the start and is still a problem 3 years later; shortly after installation, we experienced separation at the seams and cracks at multiple locations as well as the walls in the stairwell leading to the second story bowing inward. After a significant amount of time and effort on my part to have the drywall issues addressed, Mike Branner sent his drywall guy out several times over a 3 year period each time resulting in thick drywall mud being applied only to have the cracks, separations, and bowing reappear in a matter of a few months. All of the drywall issues have returned since the last attempted repair and I'm still waiting to hear back from Mike Branner on a final resolution. Shortly after the 1 year warranty expired, I notified Mike Branner about a previously unseen leak above my garage door that was causing mold and wood rot so while his handyman was on site repairing other outstanding punch list items, he applied caulk around the garage door in an attempt to stop the leak, however it did not fix the leak. Frustrated that it was still leaking, I had a different builder inspect the garage door opening and he found a gap in the J-Channel with no sealant, and no flashing around the door opening; after providing this information to Mike Branner he said his attorney advised him not to fix the workmanship issues. My advice to anyone hiring Branner Builders to assemble a modular home or stick built custom home is this: play a very active role in all stages of construction; visit the building site often; demand quality work - if something looks like a shortcut it probably is; don't rely solely on the city/county building inspector, hire a third party building inspector to assess workmanship at various stages of construction (can't stress this enough, it will cost more initially but will pay huge dividends in the end); remember to continually inspect the home to uncover any issues as soon as possible. Most, if not all workmanship issues are the result of shortcuts and tend to not show themselves until after the warranty has expired and the damage is done, leaving you holding the bag. I also recommend not distributing the final payment to the builder until all the significant punch list items are repaired. Once you've distributed the final payment you have no leverage in getting satisfaction on the repairs.