I recently had 21st Century repaint the exterior of my house. You can find that review here as…read morewell. I'm writing a new one because this is a different project. After they finished painting my house, a few weeks later after heavy rains I noticed a stain on the ceiling of a guest bedroom. I knew immediately it was the long nagging problem of the "dead valley" along my roof. The house was designed and built according to the architect's drawings to have the roof of the first floor bedroom run into the siding of the house. It was a short "run" and rainfall should go quickly into the gutters. But, this was built under a big, old oak tree and for many years, I've had leaves and twigs built up, damming up the water. If I can remember it, I have to get up on a ladder with a rake and rake the leaves away from where the shingles meet the siding. After one major hailstorm, I had the roof replaced and when they replacing it, I asked them to build something to reduce the leave/branch damming. They did build it, but apparently not big enough. It lasted probably 14-15 years until this recent Spring. Since I had a good experience with 21st Century, I called them out to give me a bid on repairing what was probably rotted trim and exposed flashing and other rot elsewhere. And while they were at it, I asked them to build me a better diverter away from the siding. They came out and took care of it in a day. The guy was there from 8:30 to 5:00, taking a break for lunch, but got it done. Since they were also the painters, they asked me for the leftover paint they left for me (for touch-up) that came in handy as they had to replace the rotten trim and as it turned out a section of the roof decking. Attached are the pictures they took for the bid and then afterwards when they were complete. They were detailed enough to ask me first, "hey, this diversion we're putting in is a lighter grey then your shingles. Are you okay with that? We can go back and get darker materials". I said that was fine. No one can see that part of the roof and so it was trivial to me. The only negative thing from the painting and the roofing experience is so minor it's not worth taking away a star is that there will be a gap between when you sign and return the contract and they contact you about scheduling the actual work. In both cases, I had to drop them a line to remind them I was in the queue. Being a service that can't work when it's raining, I can understand that they have days where scheduled work is delayed and that causes a snowball effect of delays.

Service: high. Quality: high. Price: high…read more Despite power outage for two days whole house interior was completed efficiently 10 radiant colors

Great job. Very happy with our extended patio. We love the fireplace. They took the time for…read moreeverything and finished with a beautiful job. We truly recommend! JP Exteriors, Inc. thank you to Noah Wagner.

I am updating the review to respond to the business's calculated misrepresentation of the facts and…read morean attempt to minimize severe, documented building code violations. For prospective customers reading this, here is the verified context: Fraudulently advertising yourselves as a "James Hardie Elite Preferred Contractor" to secure the job, only to systemically violate the manufacturer's strict installation guidelines, is not a "punch-list" oversight--it is deceptive marketing and a material breach of contract. Puncturing an internal PVC plumbing pipe, illegally wrapping it in black duct tape, and immediately hiding it behind the new siding is not a 'punch-list' item - it is active fraudulent concealment. The 'Fraudulent' Financing: We authorized the payment because they claimed to follow actively concealed the duct-taped plumbing. Inducing a customer to authorize a loan by hiding severe damage is the legal definition of fraudulent concealment. Contradictory Public Statements & The BBB Complaint: JP Exteriors is using public platforms to feign cooperation. On our active BBB complaint, they claim they are waiting for our independent inspection report before taking action. However, their own written record proves they inspected the property themselves on June 11th and issued a superficial patching offer on June 22nd. The very next day, they explicitly stated in writing they were not willing to expand their scope to a full replacement, formally refusing to cure the hidden defects before our third-party inspection was even conducted on June 24th. The 42-page independent inspection report, which we received on June 29, definitively confirms that the widespread, concealed code violations and structural deficiencies cannot be resolved through superficial patching. The report details systemic failures, including improperly installed weather-resistant barriers, missing flashings, overdriven fasteners, damaged boards, unsealed wall penetrations, and an internal PVC plumbing pipe that was punctured by a fastener and actively concealed with black duct tape. The Manufacturer's Involvement: James Hardie is indeed involved, to the extent that the manufacturer offered to provide free replacement materials to JP Exteriors so they could execute a proper rework. JP Exteriors leadership actively refused this offer. We stand entirely by our documented evidence, our 42-page forensic inspection report, and our active fraud dispute with the Texas Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division. The video proof of punctured plumbing remain on this review.

Imperium replaced the siding on the back of my house to fix some rot issues. I chose Imperium after…read morereceiving quotes from 5 other firms. Imperiums pricing was fair and transparent. Out of each firm I met with, Imperium was the most thorough when they came onsite for the estimate, clearly explaining what their solution would be and what I should expect the finished job to look like. These fellas cleaned as they went and kept the job site in reasonable shape. They also cleaned up very well at the end. I am satisfied and will be calling them next year to replace all my windows and have already referred them to a friend who is needing her whole house siding replaced. These are the guys you want to hire.

From start to finish, the entire process of replacing the siding on my house and painting was…read moresmooth and professional. Connor walked my wife and I through all the options, offered honest recommendations, and kept me updated at every stage. The crew showed up on time each day, worked efficiently, and treated my property with care and respect - even making sure not to damage our garden beds. My house looks like a brand-new home. If you're looking for fair pricing, and great customer service, this is the team to call.

Everything was so easy to deal with in installing the new roof - Chris was incredibly professional,…read moreefficient, and communicative and the team did a quality job. They got it done well within the promised timeline and the price was more reasonable than the other quotes I received. If you are looking for solid work and a dependable team, go with Titan. I'm definitely glad I did!

Mike and his crews made it easy for me to manage this project from Houston. He kept both me and my…read moretenants well informed along each step of the way, replacing windows and siding on the whole house. We made a few changes and it was a smooth process. I would hire Titan again. I felt the pricing was very competitive too.

Michael and his team did an amazing job! We recently had all of our siding replaced on our 30+ year…read moreold house that still had it's original siding. They were upfront with pricing, easy to work with, and extremely professional. His contractors were thorough and efficient - completing the job ahead of schedule. Most of all, I liked that Genuine Texas Exteriors doesn't line item every little thing and drive the cost up - they included everything you needed to have a watertight, good looking home.

"Genuine Texas Exteriors did an AMAZING job on our new metal roof and siding. The finished product…read morelooks incredible, and the quality exceeded our expectations. The team was trustworthy, easy to work with, and always kept the lines of communication open throughout the project. They made the entire process smooth and stress-free. We would absolutely recommend them to anyone looking for a reliable roofing and siding contractor!"

They did a nice siding job on my house. A few months later the trimming separated from the garage…read moredoor opening. The owner (Fran) himself came out and did the repair. Great follow up business practice!

Fran and the guys do great, quality work at a fair price. This was the best contractor experience…read moreI've had in years. Highly recommend...

Gabriel and his team were a pleasure to work with from start to finish. I got several bids to…read morereplace the siding on my house and PSP's bid was kind of right in the middle, not the cheapest, not the most expensive. Gabriel was super communicative and the onsite teams were all also a pleasure to work with, really nice crews and they did excellent work. I'm very pleased with the results!

- True multi-generational family-run business that treats you like family…read more - PSP repaired fascia and soffits, installed OBS sheathing, replaced all siding with Hardie board, and replaced a custom gable vent. - Zero fuss about creating multiple quotes for us to consider different options. - They didn't scoff when I requested copies of their workers insurance. - After I found repair work on the fascia incomplete, the office immediately responded and Frank (the owner) came out himself to take notes. Instead of being annoyed at the idea of the time and costs to send a crew again, he was reassuringly chipper and said not to worry because revisits are to be expected in construction work. Coming with a sense of ease from the owner, this attitude alone is enough to make me confident to be a repeat [detail-oriented] customer. - Because some rot can't be discovered until construction starts, Gabriel mindfully added buffers to the measurements as a precaution. Still, some areas didn't need replacements (which I assumed I'd eat the costs) and other areas needed more replacements (which I assumed I'd be charged), and Frank figured they more or less canceled each other out. Zero extra charges. Zero nickel and dining for a few extra feet here and there. - I don't think this was intentional, but I'm glad they brought out a different crew to complete the carpentry before painting. It's not uncommon to send the original crew to ace a job, but I always prefer fresh eyes and fresh mentalities than workers who might feel like their work/ ego was criticized. - Everyone was always thankful (thankful!) that I'd raise a concern, whether it was requesting more explicit language on the contract, inquiries about materials and processes, or reviewing paint designs. - Because we were also getting our roof fully replaced around the same time, I long-windedly expressed concerns about the stages of construction with Jennifer over the phone, and her follow-up email recapping our conversation was total proof that she was truly listening and digesting the specific points I made. (A lot of people in the construction industry completely lack these skills for empathy and communication.) - Siding is level. Siding painting was so very smooth - what talent! My only two complaints are (1) painter's tape should have been used for hand-painted sections, where paint unevenly ran onto window frames and (2) the gable vent's back insert could have been shaven down to account for the unlevel framing on the house. Basically, the section where the gable vent is inserted into the house is a little crooked, but PSP could have tried hiding the fact by shaving some of the gable vent's back in order to rotate it to appear straight in the front. - Beyond being a certified James Hardie "Elite Preferred" contractor, PSP's integrity, old school values, and long-term perspective has won us over. We're so grateful to the whole team for helping our aging home get much-needed TLC.