Had a Screen Fixed , Then replaced a broken windows (vapor barrier ) They also made me a missing…read morescreen fast- affordable. I got another outrageous quote on the window from another highly rated place. Highly recommend Window Shop

After running around multiple places to see if I could get an old window's hinges fixed/replaced,…read moreThe Window Shop should have been my first stop. Excellent service and price. Fixed my window right then and there. Highly recommended!

I got a wildly inflated quote. Basic plumbing install for a sink and floorboard matching was quoted…read moreat 32k from ASJ.. yes.. $32 THOUSAND. I got it done for a few thousand from someone else and it was great. $32k is basically an "I don't want to do this" quote, but what a waste of time..

Pricing was well above other quotes to fix one door without replacing door and trim. We went with…read moresomeone local

Neil's roofing service came highly recommended (Two of my neighbors used him), and his crew did not…read moredisappoint. Not only was he recommended , but he came in as the lowest quote amongst 3 that we got. They reroofed /shingled our house in 1.5 days. Super efficient, hard working and meticulous. When they left, I walked around the house and literally could not find a trace of evidence that they had been there. Great job, I highly recommend! Marc, Middlefield, CT

Neil and his dad are two of the nicest people I've meet in a long time. They are decent, honest and…read morefair in their practices. They have completed two large projects at our home and I would give them an A+ for timing , cost and finish product. To show honesty , when Neil came to our house because we wanted a window replaced , he actually talked us out of it because the window was in good shape etc. most house improvement companies would do it anyway. I any event, I would highly recommend them and plan on using them for another upcoming project.

Jeremy Melloni the contractor for Renewal just finished our bay window installation today and this…read morejob fit and finish was nothing short of incredible on our 1821 home. Opening an economy sized can of worms our entire wall had to be rebuilt. If you choose to use this company be sure to request Chris George and the above mentioned contractor. Way to go guys, great job. I can't wait for the next project.

Andersen Window PAIN…read more Imagine a 12" x 12" pane of glass being heated with a high-powered sun lamp on one side. On the same side, a thermometer gun points at the glass, showing the temperature rapidly increasing. Then, the thermometer is switched to the opposing side, showing a rapidly decreasing temperature. It would seem that the glass effectively blocks the heat? Such was the sales pitch by Renewal by Andersen. Convincing as it was, the thought of getting swindled by Renewal by Andersen in Cromwell was the furthest from my mind when we agreed to have our Bay window and the adjacent dining room window replaced by them, despite the $10K plus cost for both windows installations. Although the $10K price tag was prohibitive, the idea that it would generate savings over the years by decreasing our heating and air-conditioning expenses was appealing. And so, influenced by the persuasive demonstration their salespeople had earlier made, we proceeded. You get what you pay for. Isn't that how the adage goes? And yet we didn't get what we paid for. On the day of the appointed installation, the crew supervisor knocked on our door to inform us that a terrible mistake had been made: the delivered windows were the wrong dimensions and consequently would not fit, necessitating a new order to the factory that would delay the installation for a couple more weeks. Where the error occurred, in the measuring process or at the factory, they wouldn't say, except that back in Aug 3, 2017 at 12:36 PM, I received the email below, "Thank you so much for choosing Renewal by Andersen as your partner in this project of replacing your windows/doors. We are committed to doing an extraordinary job for you. This email is confirmation of your appointment with our construction manager SW CT- Dennis Edgeworth for a Pre Install Inspection of your windows on Tuesday, 8/8/2017 at 3:00 PM. We look forward to seeing you then". Best regards, Stephanie Secino Director of Operations Did Dennis Edgeworth, the construction manager incorrectly measured the windows? On the day of the second installation attempt, I observed the crew reusing the old insulation materials on the "new" bay window which made me wonder. IS the so-called "new" bay window they installed not really new but is a reject, which Andersen is trying to get rid of, stealthily? Later that same day, my wife and I were once again subjected to another disappointing incident when one of the crew members knocked on our door that early morning asking if he could use our bathroom explaining with a sense of urgency. We never anticipated that, but it led us to wonder if the company standards Andersen Windows purportedly embrace are mere marketing hypes comparable to a magician's 3 card trick? Unsure whether it would be best to question their slipshod methods then or there, I ultimately decided that a letter to the CEO of Renewal by Andersen's parent company, Jay Lund, would be a better approach. It, disappointingly, was not. When the Fall season arrived, it became obvious to us that both windows Andersen had replaced were not effectively blocking the outside temperature from radiating inside. Unlike the sales team's demonstration, which showed a window pane demonstrating great efficiency, the cold was pouring in. Could Renewal by Andersen be that crooked? Did Jay Lund, its CEO, have any idea about the crummy work and the crummy product he was peddling? A good reputation takes a lifetime to build but a second to destroy. Surely he must know that. Seeing their television commercial this past January prompted me to renew my effort for a redress. Since that time, I have met with their representative from their Cromwell office twice and in between have received text messages from their installation department pressing me to agree to a repair, repairing what exactly and how, they were unwilling to say, despite my repeated request (3 times). Having little to no confidence in the quality of their work, it doesn't make much sense to agree to a repair job, the function and usefulness of which, the company can't even explain. It would just mean more workmen in our house, doing their "best work" in our bathroom, while doing little to improve our very expensive inferior windows. We were fooled once, and we certainly won't be fooled again, which begs the question if we were the only ones victimized by Andersen Windows company? Oni Sioson East Haven, CT. 06512

Mister Fix THIS answered our service request before anybody else and was available to come within a…read morecouple of hours. We had some dialog by text so that he could understand the appliance issue more clearly. His business model is one that works on building a customer base. We agreed upon a price for part and installation. He followed through with installing the ordered part, and when the repair did not address the underlying problem he refunded all. His reasoning was that, while this is his livelihood, learning from mistakes also helps his livelihood. I'll hire Mister Fix THIS again. P.s: he runs the fix-it cafe at Reboot

We had the pleasure of finding Mister, Fix This! This gentleman is Connecticut's best kept secret!…read more If you are looking for a reliable, intelligent, and honest person with integrity and a wealth of experience and knowledge, call Bill. There are no words to describe the relief he provided for a very small fee. He fixed all my kitchen cabinet hinges, drawers, fixed two wooden doors and a front door handle that had been broken for five years. Call Mister, Fix This! Thank you again Bill!!