Josh and Austin were very easy to work with and flexible. We discussed why we wanted the fence,…read morewhich was mainly so we didn't have to put our dogs on a leash. They made sure the backyard was secured, we had room for plants outside the fence along the sidewalk and There was room for snow along the driveway. We are having them back to work on other upgrades on our house!

We just had the best experience with Hardy & Jensen! Our experience first started with Tyler…read more This was our third quote, and we were not looking forward to another pushy salesman. Tyler was not pushy at all! We told him what we wanted, which was to replace every window in our home, a total of 13 openings, with the front and back windows being quite large. He was very professional and knowledgeable. When he left our home, we were confident this was the company we would go with. Fast-forward to install. We had the two-person team of Josh & Ivan, and let me tell you, they were amazing! Not only were they meticulous and neat, but they also took their time, stayed on schedule, and were two of the nicest guys we have ever dealt with. Our project took about a week, and Josh & Ivan arrived on time every morning and worked hard until they finished in the evening. Not only did they keep us informed throughout the day, but every evening before they left, Josh would also explain the game plan for the next day. We are so very pleased with how everything turned out from start to finish, and with the professionalism of Tyler, Josh & Ivan. We're looking at replacing our doors next year, and Hardy & Jensen will be our first call!

I had them replace my patio door and all of the windows in my house. Their prices were reasonable…read moreand their service was remarkable. The windows came in quicker than anticipated. They took less than 3 fulls days to complete the install. Windows and patio door were expertly installed. They are great. I highly recommend them for your windows and doors.

Quick response and appropriate questions about the project. Do not seem to be pressuring me for…read moreinfo just to make a sale.

Can't frankly say how good they are at the job - because they failed at the sales cycle…read more For four windows in a base configuration, they were north of $14k. To put in perspective: Home Depot installed the highest end Simonton windows possible with the specs requested and came in at around $7k installed. Which means that HomeSealed has excessive profits padded in. So...if you don't care about the money side, they might be perfectly fine to work with as a local outfit. EDIT: laminated was requested as a cost compare option, not a requirement. Even if laminated were a requirement, Home Depot's was still cheaper by over $3k. Fact is - as we said - HomeSealed is just priced higher because they don't use every manufacturer, they only use the ones they use, which tend to lean the higher cost. That's what we said: they might be fine at their job and you might want the best of whatever, maybe they're fine. BUT...if you're like 95% of homeowners who feel that significant pricing differences for basic things like colors is illogical, HomeSealed isn't for you.

Patient and Helpful, I needed help, looking for a part to a cabinet lock. It was a custom size, so…read moreI was given a close by business suggestion. Knowledgeable help here! Offered help as soon as I went in the store. Was on my lunch from work. I will go back when I have time to shop.

My son had requested a piece of cut fiberglass from a hardware store on Douglas Avenue. This one is…read moreclose, so I go there, to see if they'd make the piece he wanted since I was there to get it & told them I'm not sure I'm at the correct hardware store.. Rather than look to see if they'd received any dimensions, the guy starts rolling on how they don't do these pieces ahead of time because sometimes people don't show up. Fine, I'd said that I figured they would wait until someone was there. Gave them my son's name, and the guy repeated himself about not doing it ahead of time, and if they had anything, it would be written down (waves his arm). He didn't even look, so I said my son's name again. He keeps repeating that they don't do it ahead of time. I told him again, he would have called with what he needed, and that he'd send someone to get it. So he asks me what he needs, and I said again, I don't know, he'd called a hardware store on Douglas with what he needed, and I'm not sure if I'm at the right one. He asks oh, he's not answering? Um, no, I don't even know what shape he wants, and he starts arguing over only doing 90 degree angles... well, squares & rectangles are 90 degree angles, and they're different shapes, and I didn't have a size. I was asking if they had the dimensions that my son called in so they could do it, or do I need to go to the other store. If he didn't remember the name, and there's no paper, the appropriate answer would have been, "No, sorry, we can't help you". Yes, I caught it the 1st time when he said that, and he's arguing about how I'm repeating myself. I was asking if they had the dimensions my son called in, it's a yes or no answer... And if that was a yes, now they can cut it now that I'm here, but no, the dude wants to go on repeat about not doing it ahead of time. So when I finally said I'm not arguing with him, he called ME ridiculous, when he clearly wasn't understanding my question, as a native speaker of Midwestern English. A pre-ORDER is not the same as pre-MADE. Just like you can't get a key cut without coming in with a key, fine, they won't cut fiberglass until the customer comes in to actually buy it... but did they get the request or didn't they? The answer would have been a yes or a no. Not an argument of what they do or don't make at the store ahead of time or not. Their customer service really stinks back there. The cashier was nice, though.