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    Saver Systems

    Saver Systems

    5.0
    (1 review)

    We have a really challenging stain situation. Five years ago, we had a general contractor apply…read moreSikkens (now part of PPG) Log & Siding stain on our split log siding. This is a semi-transparent oil stain. The problem is, the wood wasn't cleaned and prepped properly after they power washed the old stain off, so the end result of the stain is that it's way darker than it should be, and there is wood fuzz/felting everywhere from the aggressive power washing. It's looked pretty bad for five years. Since Sikkens is a five-year stain, we decided that this year, we'd clean the wood and re-apply the stain properly, doing one side of the house at a time. The problem is, Sikkens is a VERY hard to remove stain. In an effort to try to clean the old stain off, I ordered a gallon of this Defy stain stripper (Defy's parent company is SaverSystems). I followed the directions, let the stripper dwell on the wood (wet) for 20-25 minutes, and then power washed it off. While I could tell the Defy was doing something (running your fingers over the siding after application, you could see the Sikkens stain color coming off on your fingers), after the wood dried, it didn't look like any stain had been removed at all - the color looked the same! After one application of Defy and no results, I emailed Defy's customer service (parent company: SaverSystems), explained the problem I was having, and asked some questions. The lady I spoke to, Tricia, wrote me back the same day and answered my questions. She said that yes, you could apply multiple applications of their stain stripper without damaging the wood. She was very apologetic and even offered to send me an extra gallon of stain stripper to help me finish the job. I said, "cool, send it on!" Note that I also emailed Sikkens and asked them how the heck I'm supposed to remove their stain. They never responded. A week later, I received not just one gallon of free Defy stain stripper, but 10 gallons! And a couple of gallons of their wood brightener! I was amazed at the extra mile this company went to try to help me with this impossible project. In the end, on the one side of the house I worked on, I actually wound up having to hand sand (random orbit sander) off the Sikkens stain. No stain stripper would remove the Sikkens (I tried a different brand's, as well). But if you have normal, non-hardcore Sikkens stain to remove, I would highly recommend Defy's stain stripper because 1) it does seem to dissolve oil-based stain, just not ours, and 2) their customer service is out of this world amazing.

    Simple Life Specialty Service And Remodel

    Simple Life Specialty Service And Remodel

    2.3
    (3 reviews)

    Would never recommend. Uses kids that know nothing about siding. One side of house siding is wavy…read more Never took hand rails on porch, just patch around them. Cut pieces to short in facia, which left alot of wood exposed. Estimate he gave was around $22,000.00 when I finally told him he was done presented a bill of around $33,000.00. When pointing out things that didn't look right to me always gave an excuse why it was this way. Never use this business worst work that I have ever had done. Yes from distance looks good but workmanship horrible.

    Simple Life is currently in breach of contract for a home renovation project and a complaint has…read morebeen sent to the Better Business Bureau. For my home renovation contract with Simple Life, there were supposed to be two new windows to be cut into the masonry at the back of the home. Simple Life installed one and a hole was cut into the masonry for the other window but no window was installed. In a verbal agreement sometime in May 2025 that window was to be patched and re-bricked. As of August 2025, it has not been re-bricked and a hole in the wall where rain water and debris can get inside has been left unattended for four months. A picture of the unrepaired wall has been attached. Whenever I asked about when the wall would be repaired, Simple Life would say it would be repaired by a certain date. When that date arrived, no work was done. I have had many such issues over the past year of renovation with this contractor. Simple Life is also difficult to reach by phone and email so expect to have communication issues. Simple Life later responded to the BBB complaint on August 28th 2025 and claimed there was no contract for the brickwork despite admitting to it in previous communications with BBB. Do not use this contractor if you do not want your home renovation project to be suspended months at a time and have to consult with other contractors to ultimately get the job done.

    Hopkins Home Improvement - contractors - Updated August 2026

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