They were great! I backed into my metal railing and our garage door would not close. They made…read moreit out that day... fixed it. Great Price for an emergency service!! Thank you!

Fantastic. Friendly knowledgeable and helpful. Came right away and fixed. Trustworthyread more

I hired integrity in 02/21 to do a garage demolition and rebuild as the garage that was on my house…read morehad started sinking and pulling the west wall of the house with it. The sales guy I got to come out and bid on the project (Matt) was nice enough, and things went off without a hitch. He even went to the planning board meeting with me to speak to the board and request a variance I would need to be able to demolish and rebuild the garage as the existing garage was grandfathered into the required 16' setback, and my garage was only 7' from the property line. So far so good. This is April. This is the last time anything was done expediently. The remaining timeline is as follows: 7/7: demolition on the garage begins. They get the roof down same day 7/7-7/14: they get the rubble removed and leave one section of fence and the flat slab that was the foundation of the garage. The hole going into the side of my house is left covered with just a thin sheet of plastic. The west side of my house is left with no support which eventually results in the garage door not opening, cracks in the plaster in ALL rooms on the west side of my house. 8/13: the crew returns and demos the slab and the remaining fence sections. 8/16: they start excavating the dirt to be able to pour footers and slab. They over-excavated by about 5 feet in both sideways directions. At this point, nothing more happens that is visible at my house until December, but fret not dear reader, they still managed to repeatedly screw up the submittal of the plans to the city, by repeatedly submitting the plans on the wrong size sheets of paper, not having them signed off by a licensed engineer, and also losing part of their office staff that left over a "hostile workplace" 10/4: The city finally issues the permit after months of submissions on the wrong size paper. 12/7: they finally managed to hire a concrete guy and they show up to build forms and excavate for the footers. 1/5: they show up and make a form to pour a wall under the side of my house, (that at this point is still unsupported). This form will be recreated 6 times and will prove to be the bane of getting further inspections signed off. 1/6: they pour the footers Sidebar: Winter '21 was quite frigid, before winter I was assured by Dan, the worst project manager in the world, that my house would not be cold. Well, I had an uninsulated plywood board with Tyvek over it to block the hole in the wall, no insulation, no sealing, the main floor of my house is about 35 degrees colder than the rest of my house because of this hole. Thanks for ensuring I wouldn't be cold dan! 1/13: the forms are put up to be able to pour the base walls on top of the footers. The wall to support the sinking west face of my house is still not addressed. 1/16: they finally come out and put up pink insulation board and Tyvek to "address the cold situation" in my home. My house was then only about 20 degrees colder on the main floor. I guess it's better than nothing. Nothing happens until April. Including the addressing of my sinking west wall. 4/7: they pour the wall bases and finally pour the wall that's supposed to support the side of my house they left unsupported. this did not end up supporting that side of the house until further work was done months later 4/14: the bounding forms for the flatwork are started and rebar is ordered. crushed rock is laid and compacted 4/18: rebar cage is built and installed 4/25: they poured the garage floor. No slump test was performed to ensure the concrete received met the PSI requirements I paid extra for to be sure the lift I'm installing in the garage won't kill me 4/26: they pour the driveway At this point, they went dark again until June. 6/9: framing started, framer informs me the walls that the company poured are not square, and as a result, there will be some weirdness appearance-wise on the inside 6/10: the framer has the walls completely framed 6/14: OSB goes up on the outside walls, roof trusses are starting to be made 6/17: plywood, Tyvek, and tar paper is put on the roof 6/18: outside walls were tyvekd Nothing else happens till July. 7/21: (after I requested it be done) they bring in fill dirt to fill in where the over-excavation occurred 8/20: siding goes up In August they did all the internal drywall, replacing what was damaged from negligence and close in a window. They did not however put up plastic so my entire house ended up with a layer of white dust, multiple times 9/7 garage door put in 9/9 painting begins 9/20 job is done when the garage was done, another contractor found issues with the roof tie-in. When I brought this up to Tom, his response was "let's wait and see if there ends up being an issue and then fix it" until I once again mentioned contacting the BBB in October '22. As of the date of the publishing of this report (12/2/2022), it still hasn't been fixed Tom I know you're reading this, you know I have receipts and pictures don't @ me

While other contractors left me confused, Integrity Exterior Solutions stepped in, fought for my…read moreclaim, and delivered work that truly impressed. their team guided me through every step, and the team gave my roof and siding a whole new life. No hidden costs, no drama just honest people doing exceptional work.

Friendly, efficient and reasonable pricing. Mark went beyond what I asked him to do and understood…read morewhat I was trying to achieve.

Good communication. Knowledgeable, highly competent, fair pricing. I would use them again for any…read morehome repair.

Pretty rough, but happy with end result…read more Only giving 5 stars because the installers (Ryder and Kane) truly did an exceptional job and we are very pleased with the quality/look of the products that we received (4 doors, 15 windows). However, it took 5 months from estimate to them being completed, mostly due to misordering on the office end (I was told that person no longer works there). 6 items were ordered wrong on the office side and the estimator didn't correctly write down a door we specifically wanted. However, Ryder has great customer service skills and kept us very in the loop through the install process which made everything much more smooth. Although lots of patience was required (and the installers aren't really morning people), the end result is wonderful and we would use them for future work.

Theodore was great. He does a professional job and is very careful about not leaving a mess. It…read moretook him a while to do my windows because he installed them by himself but he did them right. I was disappointed that Window World did not call me and tell me about the reason for the delay. My windows were to be installed at the end of July and I just got them done, October 6. A call should have been made explaining why. Keep your customer informed!

Our front window edging was peeling after the winter. They came out and gave a very reasonable…read morequote (compared to another we received). They were quick to repair and it turned out great! Would definitely use them for other projects.

Siding turned out great. Wife and I found Casey easy to deal with. His company was the third one we…read morehad over for a estimate. He didn't do any pushy sales tricks like the previous two. We asked him to step outside while we talked it over and he was ok with that. Just said he'd be in his truck if we had any questions. We really appreciated not having someone starring at us while we decided.

Install and final product look great, only issue was scheduling and communication getting there…read more In the end, happy!

I thoroughly enjoyed working with Brandon on our siding, he was willing to work with me through the…read moreinsurance company, which made it so much easier. We are a big fan of the seamless siding product and so happy to be representing it on our house.

There is something to be said about reputation and Kurth has earned a great one. Rob started it and…read moreJon is keeping it going. They aren't the cheapest kid on the block but once you turn the job over to them you can count on a job that uses the highest quality products and the best labor around. We have used Kurth since 2011 and they always come through for us in flying colors.

Great job! Through and provide quality products and craftsmanship. I had basement windows and a…read moredoor replaced. I have recommended to others who have experienced the same.

If you are looking to get a new kitchen this is the place. After looking at several places we…read moredecided on this business just because of the great service and people. Noelle was fantastic from beginning to end. They arrived on time and cleaned up after themselves when finished. There is a limited number of colors for cabinets, but a large number of granites to choose from. You can walk through the warehouse and look at all the styles. Also purchased my sink though them. Did however get my handles from amazon, just because you get more for your money.

First, we had trouble just setting up installation. Our salesperson was always "not coming in…read moretoday." As they wrapped up instillation had me sign a paper that they finished while one person was "working on finishing caulking." I discovered when they left they he did not complete caulking. Probably because the edging was so poorly done that they would need a very fat strip of caulking to hide it. I had another professional out to look at it and he said they are so uneven that they need to be removed and be redone. They also left a space between pieces of quartz. I know I should make them fix it but I fear they would just make a bigger mess.