They did exactly what I asked for in a timely manner. They did not try to upsell me on anything. I…read moregot exactly what I asked for when I wanted with no fuss.

Excellent response time, efficient and professional at every turn. The service was quick and…read moreeverything looks great. Definitely my gutter-go-to from here on out.

Reasonably priced and professional service, removed a big build up in our gutters quicklyread more

From the owner: First choice exteriors is a family-owned business proudly serving the Triangle area of North…read moreCarolina, including Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill. We specialize in high-quality exterior home repair services, including gutter installation and cleaning, roof repair, and wood repair. With a strong focus on craftsmanship, reliability, and customer service, we’re committed to helping homeowners and businesses protect and maintain their properties. Whether you're dealing with storm damage, leaks, or aging materials, our experienced team provides dependable, long-lasting solutions tailored to your needs.

Our house needed new siding and new gutters, so we decided to go with Home Genius. The gentleman…read morewho did our estimate was great at helping us find a solution. In addition, the repairmen and the job foreman were on time each day and they did an outstanding job repairing our home. We plan to utilize their services again in the future. We recommend Home Genius for your home repairs.

While inspecting my attic, the inspector put his foot thru my ceiling…read more They sent 2 workers to fix it and after 2 days of dust and debris all over my house it looked awful. There was a 2 ft long bump in the ceiling and the color did not match the rest of the ceiling. I included pictures . I have sent numerous messages and texts and still have heard how they are going to correct the situation.

Superb craftsmanship. Competitive quote. No surprises…read more Mike reroofed my house this summer, including new sealed boots around vents. Once underway, he could see that my chimney siding was rotten. He rebuilt it from scratch, painted it, and installed maintenance-free metal trim for the corners to match the style of my house, making it better than original.

Mike and his team were responsive, easy to work with, walked me through each step, showed me the…read moretrouble spots and their strategy to fix them, and cleaned up thoroughly. Reasonably priced and most of all, honest and trustworthy. Highly recommend them for any project - I've rehired them to paint my house next!

Not great. We had our roof and gutters replaced. The roof work seems solid (but what do we know?),…read morebut everything else leaves me frustrated after spending $25k. My main complaint, the sales person promised the crews would be clean and put tarps down to catch 100% of the debris, and we wouldn't even be able to tell they'd been here. Now we're four months past the install and we are still picking up bits of shingle, tar paper, plastic, and most egregiously, ROOFING NAILS in the yard nearly every SINGLE time we do yard work. In the first two weeks we picked up over a hundred nails from the yard and DRIVEWAY (come on, now!). We seriously found two more yesterday and two more today. It's NEVER ENDING. With the sales guy's suggestion we had them put in wide mouth gutter drains to help with the constant gutter clogging problems -- so what do they do? First they installed them wrong (oversized drains with standard drain holes does no good), so I printed out and handed the project manager installation instructions from the manufacturer. They came back out to redo it, but contrary to those instructions they used a ton of caulk, and also put caulk on every joint. Guess what gutter debris does when it hits a caulk. We also had them do some siding repair and had to be extremely specific about what we wanted them to do vs asking "replace anything that's rotting" which I would expect to be a reasonable request. I expected SO much more from a family company this old and established. Sadly, NOT recommended.

Gardens on Glenwood is an upscale Condominium Community consisting of 87 condos in five multistory…read morebuildings, four town homes, a fitness center. In late 2023 and early 2024 work plans for the job were finalized, and work was begun in March 2024. The project concluded in mid-June with no complaints by residents as well as the Board. This success was accomplished by regular communications from Baker and our Property Manager. The Board and Residents are very pleased with the manner of workmanship, the supervision, and the communication of Baker with the community during the entire process. Their hard work in preparation for this project, and the cooperation of all parties involved, made this enterprise as painless as it could have possibly been. The GOG HOA Board

So satisfied with the work done by Renovaterepair.com! The owner and crew were vey professional,…read moremeticulous and careful! I love my fresh new look and the clean paint lines! The walls look so smooth and even! Definitely recommend them! =)

RenovateRepair just did a $25,000 siding replacement with James Hardie ColorPlus on our home. They…read moredid a wonderful job, the crew was responsive and respectful of our needs and property. The owners went above and beyond to make sure we understood the entire process, the materials being used and exactly what to expect. I would heartily recommend them to anyone in the Cary, Apex, Morrisville, Raleigh area that needs siding or painting on their property. Our home looks beautiful and is receiving rave reviews from the neighbors.

Deceptive Business Practices by A&M Premier Roofing. Unfair and Deceptive Trade Practices Act…read more(UDTPA)... In North Carolina, deceptive business practices are addressed under the Unfair and Deceptive Trade Practices Act (UDTPA). This act prohibits unfair methods of competition and deceptive acts or practices in commerce. It covers a wide range of practices, including false advertising, fraudulent misrepresentation, and bait-and-switch tactics. Violations can lead to financial penalties and civil lawsuits. The law applies to all business activities, but certain professions and situations may be exempt (some general info for the following post). Specifically, fraudulent misrepresentation is my experience with A&M Premier Roofing. In a nutshell we signed a contract which included a set amount for the replacement and a clause that covered insurance claims paid by our carrier relative to the work being completed by A&M. Which originally was a bit over $10K (including our deductible) and we gladly paid it, we needed a new roof. Unknown to me A&M went back to our carrier and a submitted another claim. I was unaware of this until I received a call from our carrier in December about a denial for a secondary claim made. The claim was based on city of Raliegh code and we did not live in the city limits of Raleigh. I thanked our carrier for the call and didn't think anything of it because we paid A&M everything as stated in the signed agreement. Roughly a month or so after that I received a "2nd Payment is Due" email (from A&M Premier Roofing) for an additional $1445 in an invoice that I had never seen until then. I pushed back on A&M for a couple of months because this was not agreed upon prior to the work starting nor was I aware of the additional charge. Eventually we paid the bill because it would have cost us more to retain an attorney and sue to avoid the fraudulent misrepresentation or a potential personal credit hit. However, I have four years to consider filing a civil lawsuit and contacting the Wake County Attorney General due to the statute of limitations in NC. Part of me just wants chalk it up to not doing my due diligence before hiring them and move on, but another part of me is tired of getting taken advantage of. Hopefully if you are reading this, you'll do a better job of screening a potential roofer than I did. I cannot in good faith recommend them and if I could go back in time, I would not have chosen them (there are so many others out there).

My google review of this company was super long so this will be short…read more Thank you for an outstanding job of quality and service. I love my new roof, and I could not have had this outcome without the A&M Team, especially Bradley, Josh S. and Wendy Roof. I had no clue how to even start but you guys all walked me through this with the insurance company and I am forever grateful.

This is a roofing company you can trust. Discovered a possible leak in the morning, contacted the…read morecompany around 11:00 a.m. and they were at my home promptly at 3:00 p.m. that day. They inspected the area of the leak, discovered the problem and repaired it while they were here. They charged a more than reasonable amount for their service. This company went above and beyond. If we have any future roofing problems, we will not hesitate to contact them, and you should as well.

From the owner: At Five Oaks Roofing Plus, we hold ourselves to the highest standards of craftsmanship to ensure…read moreevery home upgrade performs exactly as promised. Our status as an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor reflects our proven expertise and commitment to quality. And because we back our work with an up to 10-year workmanship warranty, homeowners can feel confident knowing that their project is in the best of hands and their investment is well protected. We also offer competitive pricing and financing options to make getting the exterior remodeling services you need more affordable. It’s no wonder that we’ve earned an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau for our consistent dedication to excellence, integrity, and customer care! To experience our exceptional service for yourself, contact us today. From our location in Wake Forest, we proudly serve communities throughout Central and Eastern North Carolina.

Used this contractor to repair hail damage. Over 20k job. They took 3 months to get work done…read more During the repairs they damaged my porch railing. It took 2 months for them to attempt to fix the railing. See pictures to see what they consider finished work. 3 days ago I was threatened with legal action if I did not pay the balance due on the insurance claim. They have started the the process of reporting me to the 3 main credit bureaus. When I sent the pictures to their office the response was " you owe us money pay your bills " I wish this was the only issue I had with this contractor. If I had it to do all over I wouldn't hire these guys to install a TV.

We had an excellent Experience with Richard Grenier and MRN Contracting. Our 19-year-old roof is…read morenow fully replaced at zero cost to us! Richard did all the work with our insurance company and we are actually getting money back and not even paying the deductible! It's a miracle for a roof this old! We highly recommend giving him a call.

I contacted Greg to remodel 2 bathrooms in my 1950's house. The challenge with my remodel were the…read morefact that the floors and walls were not perpendicular nor flat. Bathroom 1: Hall shower where the shower floor did not drain, leaving 2 gallons of water on the shower floor. The in-wall valve (rough in valve) made noise when the shower was in use. 36" x 36" corner shower. Greg tore out the old showers and started working on the plumbing. He added additional framing to accomodate the new tile, replaced the rough-in valve and some of the existing PEX piping to accomodate the new shower system. He framed out a new shower floor and reworked the floor to allow for great drainage. He water-proofed the backing and floor with the appropriate membranes and started laying the tile to ensure the look was even and straight... a real challenge in any 80 old home! Bathroom 2: Master tub / shower combo which had a recirculation system built into the tub. The mold coming out of the recirculation system was constant and no one wants to take a bath in algee / moldy water, despite numerous cleanings. Greg replaced the tub, old tile and installed a new rough-in valve for the shower. The old floors posed a challenge, but Greg made it work so that the tub was stationary, and installed correctly. The subway tile was installed on 3 walls of the tub, and new plumbing was installed using PEX / Sharkbite compression fittings. I wanted to work on painting the walls, as I am a lot of experience with drywall, flattening and correcting wall blemishes and paint. Overall, Greg to a great job. He overcame the challenges of the non-flat, non-perpendicular walls to ensure the tile lines were consistent across the walls. We worked through the project challenges and he even added a bathroom vent in to the Master bath for appropriate humid air venting. Even after months of use, I see that Greg cares how the tile looks and performs. Greg also installed 2 bathroom vanities (the sink / cabinet) and the associated faucets in both bathrooms. I am now enjoying the new showers, and am seeing the results of the showers actually being quiet! No more loud noises as people shower! The shower actually drains great, without any squeeging of the floor! Plus , they look absolutely fantistic. The vanities work and look great!

I hired Greg to renovate a half bath that had a toilet that leaked, damaging the sub floor and…read morehardwoods in the hall. The first red flag was Greg's cartoonish quote for work. Greg is a smooth talker and made it seem like it would all be good. He said payment would be due upon completion although there was no mention of this in the "contract." Turns out "Remove vanity and install custom vanity" means ripping out the large existing vanity, sink, and huge mirror and then popping down the pedestal sink THAT I BOUGHT. Period. Red flag #2: When I asked Greg about the massive drywall damage, he said "Is it in the contract?" The agreement does say he does not cover drywall repair, but this was literally left in a demo state. On Day 2, while the entire floor was ripped up with the crawlspace exposed, Greg asked me for a check. I said I planned to pay him with a credit card and it would take me a few days to move money around to give him the equivalent of cash. Day 3 he walked off the job claiming non-payment. After I calmly explained that I could not be in non-payment because no payment was due, Greg came back the next day like nothing happened... All of the insulations under the half bath was wet so it had to go. Greg did not want anything to do with replacing it. I went out and bought insulation and installed it myself. Either Greg or his plumber, Drew, cracked the first sink basin during install. Luckily Home Depot replaced it with no questions and Drew came back and installed the new one. Drew was actually great. I did all of the leg work for the return, so don't expect Greg to actually stand by his work or take responsibility for mistakes. Greg made it clear he does not do hardwood floor repair and I was fine with that. Turns out, my hardwood flooring guy discovered that there was a strange strip of plywood sub floor installed to fill a gap that was not actually supported. We found out why when he pulled it up. See photos. Don't expect structural repairs to actually connect to other structural members. Don't expect your tile OR subfloor to be level or flat. Don't expect a professional job.