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    Excel Remodeling Corporation

    3.0 (4 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Deck construction

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    New roof installation

    Roof replacement

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    Peak Custom Remodeling

    Peak Custom Remodeling

    2.9
    (42 reviews)

    This was a personal decision that I would suggest against. The place got past many of my red flags,…read moreall except one. I had visited BJ's wholesale club and was shopping. A nice man came and asked about my roof. A great salesman. I agreed to have his company come to my house and look at my roof, for a quote, after he told me many wonderful things that shot down a lot of the standard red flags. 1. They don't use contractors. His words. You should ask. For me this is a good thing. 2. They have been in business for years. Another positive. 3. They use a lot of products I have heard of, including the windows manufacturer they support. 4. They are not the guys coming to my front door after a storm saying, "we are working on a neighbors house and saw your roof... (storm chasers) 5. I looked em up. I was impressed. Now I had already gotten quotes from 4 other companies. But I was hoping that my membership could be a factor, so Here is where it went awry. We set the appointment and there were several email reminders. Then I get a call the day before my scheduled appointment asking to verify that my spouse will be present for the appointment. At no time had anyone asked this prior. Not the person at the wholesale club, not the person I spoke with on the phone working with the wholesale salesman, not the first person who called me the days before to confirm my appointment. It took until the day before for someone asked. I did not know I would have had to schedule that. So they asked to reschedule the appointment. Now I asked why there would need to be the two of us when I am asking a quote. The only response I got was, "it is for our BBB A+ rating" which they have. But the only times I have had to do this from the first 4 quotes was twice and both were because they were storm chasers trying to get the owners to sign a paper giving them the right to work on my behalf with my insurance company. Now let me say the rating above as 3 is because I don't want to harm the "Peak" status, I merely want to share that this is not a place you call to get a quote. They won't schedule you unless all owners are there. If you are shopping around, let me tell you if you want to get quotes find the companies that will come and look without all parties there. Those are the companies that will send an offer and give you time to let it settle in. Don't let anyone tell you because they want to quote the right roof shingle that they need all parties on site. It is because they want you to sign them that same day. I told the original person I needed a quote and in the end had my time wasted by this company. Nothing was done to my house, I am not saying they are good or bad, just not right for me. Thanks for reading and good luck.

    I would give this company zero stars if I could. I came across Peak at the Home & Garden Show this…read morepast weekend in Frederick. Spoke to a nice younger kid who scheduled an onsite visit for today, 3/24 @ 10a for window replacements and front door replacement for our entire house. At 8:35a, a woman named Lisa left me a vm to please call back asap. I called her back, she confirmed address, appointment time, and what we were looking to get an estimate on. She then asked, "I need to confirm that both you and your husband will be there?" I replied, "no, he works full time out of the house and I work full time from home." She said, "oh, we will have to reschedule as our policy would require your husband to be there as well." UM, WHAT? I asked why is that? She told me because "we discuss design, schedules, and cost." Ok AND? SO? I told her my husband and I have discussed what we are looking for, and any financial proposal we'd be discussing later on before a decision was made to move forward. She just kept saying that was their policy and that if it was reversed, they would require I be there too. Mind you, I gave the young kid my phone number at the show when I scheduled this appointment, yet they followed up by somehow calling my husband's cell phone after I left the show. Peak may have 5 star reviews, but this was super insulting and ridiculous and they have lost our potential business. As a woman, can I not handle meeting with them by myself without my husband present? Really? It is no business of Peak to decide how we function within our house, or how we make design or financial decisions. As long as a homeowner is present, it should not matter. Last I checked, it's 2026, not 1950.

    Badger Contracting

    Badger Contracting

    4.0
    (21 reviews)

    I had my siding, roof and gutters replaced the Badger contracting did an excellent job. A special…read moreshout out to Mr. Kwan my siding installer- He takes pride in his work and his recommendations were greatly appreciated. Their pricing was better than other contractors. I intend to use the for my door project. DA

    My husband and I want to share with the neighborhood, our experience with a contractor that…read morefrequently solicits work in Stevenson. In fact, when we first hired him, it was from a neighbor referral. Unfortunately, we have not had the same positive experience and, instead, would like to share a warning. Grab a glass of wine, it's a long one.  We hired Badger Contracting to replace a roof on our 1958 Gordon Sugar home in 2018. It was a warranty claim and the owner, Barry Flacks, was initially friendly and responsive, and clearly understood the insurance game. The crew he hired, however, turned out to be unfamiliar with flat roof construction and, on first attempt, failed to retain the MCM aesthetic. Despite a street of identical houses they could have used as a reference, it was starting to look like an 90's builder special (and with a moat of rusted nails yeeted into the grass). Throughout the project, they were tearing out and re-installing elements. By the time the roof replacement was "complete," there were half a dozen patches already in place on our brand-new roof. We were not impressed, but he was paid in full--as it was an insurance claim, there wasn't much we could do.  We called Barry back a few months later when the ceiling in the living room started leaking. And then a few more months later for the same. Then they came back when there were mushrooms growing in the master bedroom closet. Another time, they had to come back to switch a downspout that was mistakenly installed upside-down and catching debris. This was around the time he told us that he never used that crew again. Badger returned frequently--well beyond our 5-year labor warranty which we asked to be extended on good faith. It was clear his profit margin on our roof was shrinking, and it showed in the way we were treated. None of these return trips were prompt, communicative, or friendly. We would come home to men on the roof without even a return phone call, and then no update on work performed. Over and over again.  We were never out to ruin anyone's livelihood. We know Barry has a working relationship in the community and we've wanted to believe that our experience was a one-off due to a poor crew and, other than not passing on Badger's contact info, we kept our experience to ourselves. Our most recent experience with Barry, however, has convinced us that we need to share the continuation of this story. Our 8yo roof failed inspection when we went to sell. Badger came out and performed a repair on soft spots identified by his crew (but we discovered not everything on the inspection report). Then Barry lied to us about the work performed when he insisted that the roof wasn't regraded and that the soft spots were caused by a clogged drain, "maybe a mouse."  But we were on the roof with the roofer. We spoke with him about the work and the crew leader pointed out the low spot, the pooling, and acknowledged it being the cause of the rot--not the drain, which was adjacent. We took a dozen photos as he re-sloped that area. The roof in that area wasn't sloped correctly to begin with. Second and third inspections were performed by certified roofing contractors. They both identified the same additional repairs that needed to be made and submitted their own quotes for repairs. Understandably, after Badger failed to catch (or repair) what their peers had noted, our buyers did not want Badger to return. When we presented those two estimates to Barry and asked that he cover the cost of the lower estimate, he delayed correspondence through the weeks leading up to settlement--not responding until well after we closed. We covered the expenses of the repairs at closing because an 8yo roof should be sound and it was the right thing to do. Again, we asked for reimbursement. Five weeks later, Barry reached out to say that he will not be reimbursing us because 1) he doesn't agree with the three inspections noting the same areas of concern; 2) he feels his crew should have been permitted additional opportunities to address repairs; and 3) it was on us as the seller to negotiate the cost of his failing roof into our sale price. ​​​​​​​So here we are. Dropping reviews across the internet and hoping to avoid small claims court, but certainly not opposed to traveling down that road.

    Excel Remodeling Corporation - roofing - Updated July 2026

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