Brett Goldenberg one of the founder of Perimeter Remodeling was a very personable, informative and attentive sales representative. He assured me about the credentials of Perimeter Remodeling, which they lived up to. He and his crew help me to acquire and fulfill a dream I have long held for having a sunroom and deck added to my house. Just recently I was able to invite guest over and use these areas as entertainment space. The room and deck were completed on schedule. The only drawback I had was coordinating a time to get the lock on the sunroom/deck door. I am pleased with the results and look forward to entertaining and using the space more in the future. read more

*Edit - I'll clarify for the readers since nothing in your response is accurate: 1. Why would I pay a company $25K for a deck remodel but refuse to pay a mere $500 for a permit? That makes no sense. We asked you for a copy of the permit numerous times before and during the project. You never provided one. If you were such a reputable company, wouldn't you be the one encouraging the homeowner to permit the job? 2. I initially contacted you in December of 2018. I contacted you again with concerns in April of 2021, not 2022 as you stated. So, the deck was less than two years old before it started to separate from the house, not five as you stated. To clarify the timeline, I've attached a portion of the original contract - note that it was signed December 2nd, 2018. Also note it not only states you were responsible for returning to stain after 4 months (you never responded to any of our inquiries to return), but to also install 2 skylights - that we were ultimately charged for, but were never actually installed. 3. You didn't "settle" anything; and you were not taken to "Small Claims Court". You were *sued*, taken to *State Court*, and you *lost* the lawsuit, per the Judge's decision. You didn't even show up in court. The reality is, your bank accounts were frozen by the court in order to initiate paying the damages from said lawsuit against you. 4. You didn't respond "right away" to my concerns, as you put it. We contacted you in April of 2021, and no work was started until August of 2021. 5. I've attached a portion of one of your many failed inspections for proof the deck was never attached to the house to begin with. A safety issue we had from the beginning, but were laughed at for bringing it to your attention. I would also invite any potential customers to read the reviews on the Better Business Bureau's website, as you mentioned. One star out of five is *definitely* accurate for this company. ___________________________________________ Hands down the absolute worst experience I've ever had with any company in any field. I contracted Perimeter to update and enclose the back deck of my house. There were numerous problems, delays, and setbacks during the initial project, but I had no idea what was in store. A mere two years after the project was complete, the deck boards were warping, twisting, and it looked as though the entire structure was starting to separate from the house. When we called Perimeter with our concerns, we were laughed at. They ended up sending someone out to take a look, and we were told all of the warping was completely normal. I begged to differ and kept after them. Two weeks went by, and they finally offered to send out an engineer the following week. Of course, the engineer never showed up. At this point, I had an independent inspection done on my own dime. I won't even bother listing everything that was either done incorrectly (or not at all), because that would be a very extensive list - I will, however, mention the biggest issue that was uncovered: it turns out the deck was not even attached to my house. Read that part again. Yes, NOT attached to the house! So, what we had initially feared was correct. The deck was about to collapse. After much debate, we agreed to let Perimeter try to remedy the situation. Over the course of the next 7 months, they attempted to repair everything and bring it up to code. During the process, they failed FIVE inspections. Five. After giving Perimeter every opportunity to remedy this situation, I ended up hiring another company to fix the deck properly, and suing Perimeter in court for the costs and subsequent damages, which I won. Perimeter is not only intentionally deceitful (they will try to push you into doing the job but not getting a permit), but also incompetent (FIVE failed inspections). The person in charge didn't know how to do several of the things the building inspector wanted him to. They sub-contract their work to unqualified people who do not know what they are doing. They lied to us on several occasions about several things. Don't just take my word for it though. Look at the BBB complaints. Look at the Yelp reviews. Also, ask yourself why they choose to not display any reviews on their Facebook page. Don't ever hire these grifters for anything. You'll regret it. read more

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My ginormous front staircase was separating from the house and sinking from improperly set post from the original builder (colony homes). After a few repairs and 25 years it was time for a replacement. I requested a few quotes from a few local contractors. Ryan Waid, from Perimeter Remodeling got back to me with a competitive quote that I excepted and tear down and construction began shortly after. The finished product is top notch! The crew was fast and professional, and Ryan managed the job from quote to clean up making sure each phase of the project was well oiled and top quality. I would highly recommend this company to others! read more

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We have successfully completed several projects with Perimeter Remodeling to date at our home. We installed a new back deck, front entry, privacy wall, front door, and a full gut and rebuild of our Primary Bathroom. Every project was on time and on budget, and all of our work crews were top notch! I highly recommend Perimeter Remodeling for your next project! Happy Homeowner in Smyrna, GA read more

Very unhappy with deck. Poor workmanship/attention to detail, and non-existent quality control. Crews also left a mess from tearing down old deck (nails, concrete debris left in yard, etc.). Not responsive, but they sure were aggressive getting that last check. If they were that attentive to what they were building, it would be a different story. Would never ever use this company again. read more

Another buyer beware post here. Go with Siding Depot. I've used both and Siding Depot far exceeds Perimeter in professionalism, quality of workmanship and attention to detail. Siding Depot uses all James Hardie materials - Perimeter uses off-brand materials and cuts corners where possible. Siding Depot's crews are Hardie certified. Siding Depot completed their work on time with no problems. Perimeter had to come back to fix faulty workmanship. Siding Depot exceeded my expectations while Perimeter left me regretting I had not gone with Siding Depot. read more

I see from the other reviews that they market by attaching flyers to mailboxes. And like another review, the flyers are on the ground all over the neighborhood. My personal experience; I had outgoing mail in my mailbox with the flag up. They actually put my flag down to tuck in their flyer. My mail would not have gone out if I hadn't seen what they had done. I hope they are great remodelers, but they need a more respectful marketing plan. read more

We hired Perimeter Remodeling to build, stamp and stain a new patio, as well as a custom privacy wall to stand over 8 feet tall to block out our backyard neighbors. Watching the project come together was extremely exciting! Chad Apple managed the project and ensured we were 100% satisfied with every aspect of the job. The terra-cotta stained patio is gorgeous and the unique privacy wall is already getting rave reviews by friends and neighbors! My husband and I were very pleased and recommend Perimeter Remodeling to those seeking home/yard improvements! read more

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Received a flyer from Perimeter Remodeling on my mailbox and we are in the market to remodel our exterior, so I gave them a call! You know the old saying...."you only have one chance to make a first impression"! Well, indeed they did. I prefer to run, not walk away from this company. I introduced myself to the man that answered the phone and explained I received a flyer on my mailbox and I was looking to replace my siding. He launched into his aggressive sales pitch asking me if I was going to replace the siding on the "whole house", the whole house right, you want to replace ALL the siding around the whole house (asked about 4 times). So, yes, the take away is quite clear, he wasn't interested in anything else. But, yes I wanted to do the WHOLE HOUSE. I explained I would like to switch over to a "board and batten" style. He asked..."whats that, we only do James Hardie" siding. Well, James Hardie is a company, not a style and they do in fact make a "Board and Batten" style siding, yet this guy had no clue what I was talking about. how can someone in the "business for 18 years" not know what Board and Batten is??? He then told me that I was obviously "just another contractor calling to get his pricing. You know that other saying...... about assuming!!!!! If the guy I spoke to is representative of the attitude and knowledge of the company, I think I dodged a bullet. Zero phone etiquette, Zero product knowledge....The only thing Perimeter remodeling has in abundance is..... attitude!!!!!! NO THANK YOU read more

Perimeter has decided to not respect the laws of the US Postal Service and leave their trash neon green and pink flyers in the flag of our mailboxes that fall on the ground in a "No Solicitation" neighborhood. This is not the first time they have left their trash here and I doubt it would be the last. There are many reputable and ethical contractors out there....Perimeter in my (and others evidently) estimation is an apple that falls FAR from the ethics/moral tree...but maybe Goldenberg can spin on over here and pick up his trash... read more

DO NOT USE PERIMETER REMODELING. If you are planning to make some improvements, please be aware that Perimeter Remodeling is a shoddy company. The CEO, Brett Goldenberg, did an excellent sell on building a sunroom on my house. It took much longer to complete than projected. They have no attention to details and the laborers are poorly skilled. One worker actually put my deadbolt lock on backwards. My major complaint is leaks in the ceiling. After threatening to sue, the company repaired the leak but is dragging their feet on repairing the wall and ceiling damaged from the leak. I speak with the CEO several times a week for about 4 months now about sending someone for the follow up repairs needed and he keeps saying "let me check with ..., call me back." Nothing happens. I am now planning to make the repairs myself and sue the company for reimbursement. BEWARE PERIMETER REMODELING IS NOT A GOOD COMPANY TO DO BUSINESS WITH. P.S. They did a good job with a neighbor's deck and it looks like decks may be their specialty. They are not skilled enough for major projects like room additions. read more

Buyer beware. Only about the financing. Awful attention to detail. My house has painting issues and the sales people straight up lied to me about gutter coverings. read more

I requested a quote for a partial siding and wood rot replacement. Brett arrived on time. He immediately start walking around the house and started talking about adding value to the home by replacing and painting the entire house. He asked me no questions and barely gave me time to get a word in. He then proceeded to tell me about financing with Wells Fargo and what my monthly payment would be. I asked if he would give me a written quote. He then turned his business card over and wrote the job total amount and finance rate on the back and gave it to me. He then raced out of there as if I had wasted his time. I was offended by the entire process. I was planning on paying cash for any improvements being done. He is in serious need of customer interaction training. The only bright spot was the young lady who made the appointment. She was very pleasant. I am updating this review because I received a call from the boss to apologize for the way I had been treated by Brett during the home visit and after when he called to complain about this review. The apology could not have been nicer or more sincere. There are apparently other people at the company who know the value of customer service. read more

Perimeter was initially responsive during siding replacement. However, once the job was completed, they did not show up as scheduled to address problems due to poor installation and have refused to return messages left with the office or the contractor. I'm stuck with leaking doors and no HVAC! Please save yourself time, money, and stress by not using this company. read more

I'm very pleased with my house painting experience. I was a little nervous at first but I had researched the company and Brett checked out, fully licensed. It shows in the crews he hires too. The crew that came out to paint did a great job with the prep process. I was worried they would not replace the rotten wood or rush the process but within a few hours all my worries were gone. I have a large cedar contemporary and its been 10 years since its been painted. The guys treated my home as it was their own. They didn't miss a thing and they worked a full long day on prep. No one came to me and told me it would cost more for this or that. I wasn't able to be home the paint day and I came home to the left over paint of my colors and I didn't even have to ask! If you are thinking of hiring Perimeter Remodeling for your exterior paint or siding I'd say this company has worked hard to understand customer satisfaction and you should be pleased. read more

Buyers beware. This company is a joke. They are not responsible for their actions. Lies behind lies until I finally threaten to sue that I see any kind of service and care for taking my money. Ordered windows back in June. I was given an excuse every month of why coronavirus was the cause of me not getting my windows in fact salesman James "quote" I didn't create coronavirus when I text him on the third month of waiting and no follow up. When asked where my windows were and how much longer would it take for them to install he gave me the Manufacturers phone number as if though that was my job after hiring him to do it. When they finally receive the windows I waited an additional two weeks for them to install again James gave me the phone number to the window installer as if that was my job to do so.but it gets worse it's bad enough that I was put off and dismissed with true concerns to why I was waiting so long for my windows to come in and be installed but James often confuse me as a Lawnman finding that it was funny because we had the same name. One time I called and he even thought I was a different customer and told me that everything was on its way and everything was fine to later find out that he had me confused with someone else and had not even measured my windows and ordered them two weeks after his deposit was given. Insult top of injury I got a phone call from one of the so-called owners at the point that I was at no return (4th month) for him to try to dismiss the situation as things that just happen and offer me a gift card for dinner.(in my eyes just cheapened their business even more).im sure that was a lie too. Finally got a Install date for the windows and was guaranteed by Chad that he would come personally to the install. Again lies! Nor him nor James show their face and only sent the installers (third-party which were very humble and nice.) This company goes around subcontracting all their work and just mark up the jobs to a Premium price. No premium service here. So In closing I finally get The windows installed to only find out that they're missing a window. Are you surprised when I asked installer he said "I measured them and they told me to take them off.(James is worse that a car salesmen) so full of it. buyers beware. But of course they wanted their money immediately. Two phone calls from Chad to find out if I was OK and I've enjoyed the windows oh and by the way have you mailed a check. Buyers beware. They only called me when they needed payments but never bothered to call me when there where issues with my windows I I totally understand the coronavirus has made a difference in our lives but communication is Key. A company that doesn't communicate is not worthy of my money. read more

The crew just finished our new deck. They did a good job and I am happy with the results. The problem stems within the company itself. When discussing the job with their rep I asked if the were licensed and insured. I was assured they were and was shown a copy of their insurance form. It had expired several months ago. Our sales rep called and asked for an updated copy on his phone, it was current but showed no workers comp endorsement. When I asked about it I was assured their employees provided their own coverage. I should have run away at that moment, workers don't self insure workers comp. The company acts as a building contractor when they are in fact more a project management company. The company subcontracts the jobs out, therefore, they don't need workers comp. However, because of their misrepresentation of the company, the home owner is now liable for any accident that may occur on the job. I was able to confirm the people working on my project were subcontractors as they were cleaning up upon completion of the project. We were discussing a minor change and he told me had to call to get approval. During the call the worker was negotiating the cost of the change. An employee does not negotiate, they just do what the boss tells them to do. I asked the people on the job site and they confirmed they were subcontractors. The final insult came when I was able to confirm the guy selling the job had no idea what had to be done to complete the project. He finally admitted he had no construction knowledge. He didn't even know what a stair stringer was or how many were needed for a specific width of a stair. As stated above the people that actually built the deck did a good job, but the company's practices are misleading and deceptive. I would not recommend them for any project unless they represent themselves as project managers only and not contractors. Protect yourself from possible legal problems, always insist on proof of workers comp and know who is working on you property. read more

We had our deck completely redone. We did the initial meeting on Monday, and by the next Monday the project was done. Brett was extremely helpful, knowledgeable, and caring. He talked to us each day to make sure we were pleased and followed up at the end as well. Our family loves our new deck! Thank you! read more

Beware of this company! Perimeter will offer you a premium job at a premium price but what you will get will be much different. There will be no supervision of unqualified subcontractors who's only interest is to get to the next job. If you want a substandard job with things left undone and high pressure for final payment with no satisfaction this company is for you! Good luck! read more

I rarely write reviews but I had to submit a review detailing my experience with Perimeter remodeling. In July 2020, I decided to have Perimeter remodeling enclose my deck. I live in a townhome community with strict covenants but Sylvan was awesome in how he was able to expedite the approval process to get the deck construction underway. Perimeter remodeling delivered! The quality of the workmanship, the efficiency and clean up process was A1! I was referred to use Perimeter remodeling by my former neighbor and I am so glad that I did. They were the most reasonable of the 3 estimates that I had attained and Sylvan was upfront and honest with me which is what I can appreciate when doing business. Integrity goes along way with me. Thank you Perimeter remodeling. read more

Used them for windows and exterior painting with a few wood repairs. The window guys did great but it took different paint crews to end up with a well below par job. Perimeter Remodeling seemed clueless as to the status of the work and we basically had to manage their subs for them. They didn't really seem to care if the work was done at all much less done right. If you use Perimeter Remodeling, absolutely don't use them to paint anything and for anything else, make sure the price they quote accounts for poor craftsmanship and your time spent triple checking their work. I personally won't use them again. read more

We wanted a rebuild on our deck, and these guys really botched it. From start to finish, AWFUL. After they had "finished" (meaning we started repairing what they had done) they added insult to injury by plastering our neighborhood with their signage - really added that "pig pen" look to the area, until the neighbors got together and removed them all. Pretty sure none of them will ever use this company either. read more

Outstanding Service! Our Deck Expansion Project was completed in a day and a half! They were able to start the day after signing the contract...fast and quality work! I will definitely use them again. read more

I would never recommend them to anyone. We hired them to redo our outdoor sunroom with a new roof, walls and doors. They did not put in an LVL support beam. We found out to fix the problem it would cost us $7000. The doors they ordered from Simonton doors were sent back twice due to defects and we fired them on the spot. Nobody ever came to measure the room or oversee the project by either Brett, Chad or Roger. read more

Comments on Perimeter Remodeling Siding Job Agreements & Outcomes They would not damage a prized cactus of my wife's. The workers stomped all over it, likely killing it, causing my wife to cry. When asked who did it, the guilty party laughed in my face. A new crew was brought in. The salesman swore the first crew was the best they had and were actually Hardi Plank employees. The salesman promised to bring in a plant expert to help my wife save the cactus. No one has contacted us. They would cover a vent in the attic access that is no longer needed. They did not cover it in the regular course of the project which caused the painters to stop in mid job. It was ultimately covered and the painters could continue. This added a day to the project. They would do a professional siding job and I would be thrilled. I am not thrilled. The area in front of the main door looks like it was done with scraps. There are way too many joints for a wall of that size and the joints are not flush but have corners sticking out because the person attaching the siding did not take the time to make it right. The project manager would meet me the first day of the job. I have yet to talk to any company representative, despite calls, left messages, and a direct request made to the salesman. The roll off that was left in my driveway remained 2 days longer than necessary preventing our use of most of the driveway and creating a hazard. It was only removed when I asked why it was still there, and despite being promised at 8:30 AM that it would be gone that day, it was another day before it was removed. The painters were picking up nails long after the siding crew had left. They mounted the doorbell 90 degrees out of alignment and hung a thermometer on the wrong wall. This activity requires drilling holes in the siding that do not hide easily with or without paint. The painters trim work leaves much to be desired. There are numerous over sprays and lines where they should not despite their use of tape and plastic. It appears they were in a hurry to finish the job. Prior to posting this critique, I contacted the office to offer them the chance to make it right. Nobody has called me and I gave them a week to do so. read more

Perimeter Remodeling has helped with several home improvement projects for me over the years. They have always done great work, on time and at a fair price. I recommend them to my patients all the time. read more

So i had them out 3 years ago to replace cedar siding, fascia, soffit and gutters. I was under the impression that it would be their guys doing the work. As others have stated they are just a GC and hire sub par contractors to do the work. Here we are 3 years later I have a small leak in the roof so i call a roofer to take a look. The roofer takes pics of the soffit and fascia board on part of the roof that can only be seen while on the roof. Perimeter Remodeling was supposed to replace any bad, rotted or cracked fascia and soffit. They did not fix any of this which they were supposed to according to our contract. They also said they would put several coats of paint on the new siding. They only put one. I had to call them back to paint areas that were still yellow (which is the factory color of James Hardie board). Also the trim work they painted has started to flake off already. Its only been 3 years since it was painted. I also had them replace the roof vents in the attic. The new ones were smaller which is not a problem. But instead of building a smaller frame to fit the new roof vents they just nailed them to the siding. No nails holding the roof vent up are in wood all are in the James Hardie siding. Perimeter Remodeling is only concerned about getting the job done as quickly as possible. Do not use these guys as their crews are paid by the job not the hour so they will cut corners to get the job done as quickly as possible. read more

I asked for many estimates for a sunroom and deck at my house and Perimeter Remodeling was the least expensive. They did an amazing job and I love sitting on my deck. Brett was always available on the phone to answer any questions. From start to finish, this is a great company to hire for any building work. I will hire them again in the future. read more

Working with Brett and Perimeter Remodeling was a wonderful experience. I wish I had a before picture, but imagine a 25 year old basic deck with extremely rotten wood. Our deck was essentially detaching from our home- it could have collapsed at any minute. We meet with 5 deck/remodeling companies in the metro-ATL area, and Perimeter Remodeling offered us a fair price. Brett helped us brainstorm and develop exactly what we wanted - he sent us sketches and meet with us often to configure our perfect screened-in porch. Brett was very attentive and patient as we made decisions. Additionally, Brett and his team finished our project in less than two weeks - that includes everything! Demo, rebuild, wiring, the works! It was a pleasure working with Perimeter Remodeling, and we absolutely recommend! read more

I expressed a concern and the owner actually called me personally to resolve. The owner went out of his way to make me feel valuable as a customer and I appreciate that. read more

The rep made all kinds of promises and none were kept. We signed with them, and planned to get the work done right away. Soon after, it was a snowball effect of errors. We were told we could walk away so many times that we finally did. They did not honor the written contract nor follow through with any promises of work. I will tell anyone I meet not to ever use this company. read more

After recieving a flyer on my milbox, I saved the information because I was looking for a professional contractor to do some work around my house. Needless to say, it was a big waste of time. Brett is very unprofessional and rude. Fast talker tried to bully me in to doing business with them. I did contact them first and after speaking with my insurance company, they recommended I get other quotes. I spoke with Brett about this, just to find out that why they are in need of business. You can't run a successful business if you don't undertand customer service. Your reputation is everything in business. Never gave this man any money and so glad my fiance talked me out of doing business with them. read more

If you are considering using Perimeter Remodeling for your home improvement project, I have a few suggestions for you. 1. If you need a slab poured to build your project, find someone else to do the concrete work. Their subs don't have a clue on how to properly prepare and pour concrete. 2. The salesman you will deal with is exactly that, a salesman. He has no practical construction experience. 3. All of the work is performed by sub contractors, with little to no supervision by Perimeter. Tje sub used on my job was not properly up to date with current building codes. 4. Permit the work with your local county or city building inspections department. 5. Arm yourself with a copy of the local building codes, available from the inspections department. 6. Don't let them bullshit you. I had to threaten withholding final payment umtil the project could pass inspection. 7. Their construction superintendent was MIA during the construction, and showed only when I withheld payment. 8. It took several attempts by Perimeter to complete project to local building code satisfaction. If, after reading this, you still want to use this company, by all means be my guest, but by no means let them give them more money than their original estimate. read more

I would not trust this company. Very unprofessional and don't honor signed contracts. Scheduled a lot of work to be done on my home only to find out after they did half of it they where not going to complete the job because it was under quoted. Contracts, ethics, and professionalism mean nothing to them. read more

Perimeter Remodeling just completed extensive renovations on my home, including new energy efficient windows, Hardieplank lap siding, paint & gutters. I found the sales team to be extremely knowledgeable, informative and fair. Over the life of the project, Perimeter Remodeling sent a team of experts for each phase. Each team was polite, highly professional and provided top-notch workmanship. They all treated my home with respect and demonstrated high-level mastery of their individual expertise. After each phase was completed, the exterior of my home was left neat and clean. I was impressed by the work ethic of the company and of every worker. Perimeter Remodeling provided expert oversight and maintained consistent communication. I had been dreading the project, but Perimeter Remodeling gave me confidence and made it very easy. I am so pleased with my renovations and recommend Perimeter Remodeling with great confidence and without reservation. read more

We hired Perimeter Remodeling to come out and tear down an unfinished screen porch that was not to our liking and build a gabled roof for our covered patio. We are very happy with the final product. It turned out better than we expected. We would recommend Perimeter Remodeling to anyone looking for a great price with a great crew. Thank you! read more

A flyer was left on our door. It had a million certifications printed on it and I did not bother to check the reviews. This was my mistake. I should have checked the reviews. It was a TERRIBLE experience. First, the 'design consultants' are business men not contractors. They have not the slightest clue what to recommend for your house repairs although will talk a big game about the 3 million they earned last year and the satellite imaging they use for estimating roof replacements. We argued for a week over the commercial plywood they had put down in our outdoor deck. THREE different contractors questioned why ANYONE would put that cheap of plywood on an outdoor deck. I will admit I did not know the correct terminology but that does not excuse THEM for not knowing the correct terminology - "deck flooring." The only solution they offered was to "properly seal it." Does that mean they did not include properly sealing the deck in the original estimate? And if not, WHY THE HECK NOT? It is an OUTDOOR deck. Sealant is expected. Who does not seal an outdoor deck? Perimeter Remodeling manages to find the cheapest parts and charge an outrageous markup. I know this because I had a contractor come out and do an estimate for the exact same work - without telling him the original estimate. This contractor recommended BETTER materials (metal versus tile roof) and additional work (gutters and a hole under the carport) for LESS THAN - by more than $1,000 - the price provided by Perimeter Remodeling. Using the cheap materials they purchased - which were on the side of our driveway during the estimate - the markup was almost $5000 what this contractor would have estimated - although he did not recommend those cheap materials AT ALL. He recommended either the metal roof or a better grade of tile. And this contractor (Billy Luke) has done million dollar government contracts. He came recommended by my uncle - a contractor in a different city so he can be trusted. The only good thing they did was screen in the deck. We do appreciate being able to open the dining room kitchen door out onto the deck without letting in bugs. We paid them for that. We paid them a generous $900 although the bill sent to us was $1400. There is no way screening in a deck cost $1400 and I refused to pay it. I got a second estimate from Billy Luke to come up with the $900 agreement. Someone is pocketing A LOT of cash at Perimeter Remodeling. This explains their so-called 3 million dollar surplus. By the way, that satellite imaging they use is crap. Billy Luke walked across our roof and found some bad siding causing the hole in our carport that never was mentioned by Perimeter Remodeling. Perimeter Remodeling is scamming people - BADLY. Their design consultants have never built a house in their lives. They are just trying to make their pockets fatter with each contract. To add insult to injury, Jason Howell - one of the design consultants - accused ME of SCAMMING THEM. Seriously? Is that not the oldest line in the book? "I am a cheat so I am going to accuse you of cheating me." The following week Chad Apple played the nice guy but clearly was trying to get me riled up by yelling and raising his voice at me about signing the contact and blah blah blah. I refused to yell back no matter how ugly he got on the phone. Perimeter Remodeling never touched my roof. If they wanted to sue me for work never done based on an overpriced contract, any judge would laugh them out of court. I admit that I yelled back at Jason Howell but that is not in my character. Anyone who knows me knows that I rarely yell to make my point. I have excellent verbal skills. I can communicate without yelling and denigrating another human being. Jason had simply pissed me off playing dumb and ignorant about the crappy deck flooring over several telephone calls over the course of a week before I blew my lid. By the time I got around to Chad - who apparently stepped in because there was no way I would have been able to reconcile with Jason, I already had been meeting with the other contractor and felt at peace. Nothing those scammers could say by that point would have sent me over the ledge. I know this is long, but this is very important information to consider. There are so many options out there from people who actually know what they are talking about and are not just trying to get as much money from you as possible. The bright side is we still get our deck flooring - with actual deck flooring and not cheap plywood, a beautiful metal roof that will last for ages, and our gutters cleaned and repainted for LESS THAN what Perimeter Remodeling quoted for far less quality products. We simply had to use a different contractor. I suggest you do the same. FYI, check out the laundry list of BBB complaints. Buyers beware. Christi R. MUST have been paid to write that review. The others are accurate. Oh and Perimeter Remodeling, we have other work to be done. You won't be doing that either. read more

We received a flyer and thought hey let's give them a call for our sunroom. Our initial contact Ryan was great and very enthusiastic. Then... big THEN, we met Jason who came out to give an estimate. He could not give us recommendations on what we should do or what he'd recommend being the professional in this business. After the first meeting we decided to go seek more quotes. The other companies were night and day compared to our meeting with Jason. We were given price breakdowns on quotes for everything involving the build and recommendations/suggestions we didn't even ask for which is always welcoming. Fast forward a couple of months and forgotten experience, I decided to give perimeter one more shot at winning our business because their quote was one of the lower quotes we received. What a waste of time. After Jason left our home the second time, all I could say was wow this guy is a real jerk. I WILL NOT be contacting this company in the future and advise the same. read more