In the living room of our house is a wall of 16 double pane windows that were installed at its…read moreconstruction in 1978. Because it has southern exposure the windows had started to fog up. We got an estimate to replace all with low e glass. It took them longer than expected because the window frames had been factory installed with caulk on all sides, which made their removal much more difficult. The results were stunning in the improvement of clarity in the view. Kudos to Steve and his crew who did a great job!

We had three 'foggy' double hung windows in need of repair. A team came out on a scheduled day,…read more09/25/2024, and took measurements. Today, 10/10/2024, they returned with the new windows. A team came into the house and removed the fogged windows, took them to thier work truck, and installed the new windows in the window frames. They came back in and intalled the "new" windows in a matter of minutes. They were here only 30 minutes for the entire operation. Very impressed. Scott was one of the team but I did not get the other gentelman's name. Both were friendly, courteous, and knowledgable. I inquired about replacement screens and was told they do repair them, too. It was mentioned it's cheaper if we bring the screens to the shop for repair instead of having them come out to get them. Very impressed with the quality of wormanship and workers. This picture is of the top window of the double hung window in my home office that was repaired. Look at how clear that is!! Pricing: Very reasonable. 22"x26" = $147.00 Ea.; 34"x26" = $194.00. I am beyond pleased with this service and company.

No job too small. Ian believes in fixing instead of replacing if feasible. He goes out of his way…read moreto accommodate you. I highly recommend him. I live in a hundred year old house and he went all the way to repair a window that anyone else would had said " replace". And the cost was very reasonable.

We were directed to Atlantic Window Repair from another contractor because our job was too small…read more Someone threw a brick thru our window. I can't express well enough how well Ian took care of us. The service was impeccable. Ian is a very nice person, thoughtful and full of respect towards his customers. He always kept us informed, was always on time and did a great job at a great price. Atlantic Window Repair will now always be our go-to place for windows and glass.

This is a fantastic company! I have dealt with many contractors over the years, and they can be hit…read moreor miss. However, Mark, the owner, is very knowledgeable and personable, and very easy to work with. They provide quality work and a very competitive price. They can do such a range of things! If you're looking for any home renovation, whether it be big or small, definitely give them a call. You will not be disappointed when you support this locally, family owned small business! Quality work at a reasonable price for sure.

I had an issue with an exterior door on my condo that, according to two other contractors had been…read moreinstalled poorly and was now "warped" and would have to be replaced at great expense. Mark took a look at the door and, while agreeing that the door had been installed poorly, suggested he might only have to re-hang the door. So that is where we began. And finished. He was correct, my door only needed to be rehung and not only did he do a wonderful job, and in an incredibly timely manner, he saved me a LOT of money. So I will be able to use that saved money to fix other things. Mark was easy to work with, reliable and super honest.

NOTE this is a review from probably a year and a half ago, for some reason was in my drafts…read more Extremely rude and unprofessional driver - employee was parked illegally in a residents only spot at my apartment (marked clearly by a sign indicating such). When I politely pointed this out to the driver and indicated that most people park on the curb, as we pay for these reserved spots as residents and guests cannot temporarily park in our spots, he became increasingly defensive when he could have easily moved. I was pretty taken aback as anyone who has parked illegally understand and move with no issues, and only after I felt my safety was threatened enough to call the police did he finally move. Furthermore upon checking the company website for its hours, it indicates that someone answers the phones 24/7, however there was no answer and no voicemail box set up. If this is truly not a 24/7 business, it would be no problem for me to call during normal business hours, and I would strongly recommend the company to accurately update their website with said hours. All this being said, this incident was not only extremely unprofessional and disrespectful including calling me a bitch and asking if I understand the english on the sign (interesting comment as the sign notes reserved and tenants only), I can without a doubt say that I will never use this company as a homeowner and would encourage others to look elsewhere. Not a chance I would EVER want someone like this in my home let alone a company who employs people like this.

My top window fell down and did not stay in the frame. Called many window companies, but they would…read morenot look at it unless I bought the window from them. Fly windows said they do repairs and would give me a free estimate. They looked at the problem and the price was reasonable. Within a few hours they obtained the replacement part and fixed the window. Very happy with the quick response and service.

Zack the owner was contracted to replace the vinyl strip on shower door and floor base. He replaced…read morestrip on door and stated I did not need one on base. I contacted him letting him know water is coming underneath shower door. He returned and added a plastic silver strip at base. I contacted him and let him know water was still flowing underneath shower door. His response was I will get a vinyl strip and replace. I contacted him on several occasions and he has yet to follow through. He always has an excuse; I need to order strip, strip has not arrived yet.

This guy scammed my elderly mother. My mom made a 50% deposit of $1000. He was suppose to install a…read moreshower door, knob and towel bar. He rescheduled the appointment twice. And then canceled last minute due to accidentally breaking the shower door. He rescheduled for today 10/12 and never showed to install the door. He ignored my mothers' numerous texts and phone calls. She has reported his fraudulent activity to her bank. Hopefully, she can recoup her funds. Please do not trust this business. The good reviews are probably fake. I read through others posts it looks like he has scammed many others!!!

We had some wind damage to our roof. Chesapeake replaced the entire front of the roof and cap…read morewithin the insurance allowance. They left the yard so clean that you wouldn't have even known they had been there. We've used them for the original roof several years ago and new siding a couple years ago. The prices were very reasonable. I hope we don't need to call them any time soon, but I would if I needed similar services. I know they're supposed to be but they were great before the sale. The sales team kept in touch, came out to walk us through the process. They even stopped by to pick up a check. And it didn't feel pushy or sleazy. I felt like they genuinely wanted to serve us.

Thought I had a garage roof leak, so called out Chesapeake Roofing for a free inspection and cost…read moreappraisal. Victor came out and conducted a garage attic inspection using a tall ladder ceiling hatch. He didn't enter the lighted attic but just did a visual inspection using a flashlight. After his inspection, Victor claimed one side of my roof needed an asphalt roofing patch. What he didn't tell me was that, five to six feet from his attic ladder inspection, was an extremely obvious water pipe leak that had created black fungus on nearby wood. So obvious you could easily view without a flashlight. So what we have here is deceiving a possible customer by telling him he has a roofing leak when, in reality, a plumber was needed to correct the interior water pipe leak. Thus, my one-star rating, which actually should be lower.

We used Old Line Glass & Mirror for a new custom glass shower door. Estimate process was quick and…read morevery easy. Took about 1.5-2 weeks for our door to come in but the guy who came out to do the install was a new hire who "had experience" but apparently lied to the owner for the job. He broke several of our glass tiles which had just been installed during our bathroom remodel. The guy ended up being fired and the owner and his son came in to redo the tile and grout and install the door. They didn't have the right saw at first so the first day of repairs was ultimately removed and redone again. The second attempt was much better, though still not perfect. I realize tile isn't their specialty, so A++ for effort, and B+ for finished repairs (the new grout is cracking a bit already but I can fix that myself later). The new door was installed but then it seems they or the factory drilled the door for the wrong hardware which ended up working in our favor since the handle they drilled it for looked and fit better in our space. Still, it's an issue that shouldn't have happened, but in the end, that worked out for us at least. The owner and his son are very friendly and were very apologetic about the whole situation. They did a pretty good job fixing the previous guy's damages and ultimately installed the door and it works well. I'd say we'd probably use them again, but we'd request the owner does the install just to avoid as many issues as possible.

James was supposed to redo the windows on our entire house. It is historic and we wanted to save…read morewhat we could. We signed an extensive contract with a timeline which he didn't even come close to meeting. No one would show up and when they did the other contractors on the job heard his "team" saying that they had to hang around and look busy so we would think they were working. We called many times and got platitudes but no results. The quality of the work is just awful. 6 months later we asked him to pick up his equipment. We were $14,000 into it and only about 7 windows were done. 1 was done well. There are panes of glass missing. None of the storm windows are redone as per the contract. It's a mess. He is now threatening us. Our house sold and the new owners (the gentleman is a developer ) tried to raise the windows. They were stuck shut. They said they do not want to use him as the quality is awful. James said all the right things but absolutely did not deliver.

My first impression of this company was on the heels of Peter Deily; he was very pleasant,…read moreinformative and detailed about the windows, roof, and siding it the company offered and the installation prep/process. I did not decide on contracting the company for my roofing and siding projects as I found another company with the same materials used and did the job for less then this company quoted. I decided in May 2025 to go with this company for my window project that included 13 double hinged windows and 1 picture window. After signing the contract, I was informed that I would be receiving a contact over the weekend for a foreman to come out and do official window measurements for the ordering of the windows. I was called on Wednesday of the following week by a gentleman only to say " I am 20 minutes out from you." I didnt understand how he decided to just impose and not make contact prior to set up an appointment as I was told was to happen. This was the beginning of red flags. However, we made it work out as I work and was not available for this impromptu measuring. On June 12, 2025 I was phoned to alert of my windows were coming in and to set up installation appointment. I settled for June 16, 2025 starting at 8am, if weather permits. I took off of work and had all window blinds/ covering down and furniture moved 2 ft away from windows as instructed; this was a lot of work. On 6/16/25 at approximately 945ish am I received a call from a female whom informed me that the installation had to be cancelled for the date as its raining. My issue with this situation was that the company (humans) knew that it was going to rain in the beginning couple hours of the morning and could have cancelled over the weekend to be considerate of my time and not have me sitting around the house using leave from work unnecessarily; the weather forecast is online. In addition, I had to get the window coverings put back up for security and privacy. The installation occurred on 6/24/25. The company had a crew that came out whom seemed okay. I had to request that they use foot coverings; this should be a requirement and something I did not need to ask. They started upstairs in the bedrooms. They placed covering on the beds. However while working they placed tools and water bottles on my wood furniture, which was a NO NO. I didnt understand the lack of respect for my property. The crew removed old windows that were put in when the house was built 30 years ago. As they installed I noticed the windows had about a 2-3 in gap all around. That was quite alarming if the windows were measured correctly. They sprayed foam as I was explained in the gaps but NEVER pur window flashing up as I was told they would. They put caulk up only. The caulking was very messing and large amounts on my newly replaced siding. Thet also cracked the siding on the rear by the light fixture. By using the ladder and thumping it harshly up against the house; assuming it was too heavy for onw person to move creating the behavior. With that created divets in my composite front bump out with ladder prints from the cross bar type thing attached to the ladder on multiple areas. Also they didnt clean up their mess. I called after they finishes to alert of issues. It took me a couple times and then I got one of the workers that came out. Then the owner. I was not too pleased with the owner as he rushed and overspoke me as ig I dont know what to look for and wasnt very pleasant and condescending. After speaking with the owner he came out tje following Monday. And later that afternoon it rained and water poured from the front bumpout kitchen window. I called owner back on facetime so he could see the activity. The owner came out the nexr day with the crew. He walked around and said the wimdow job looks nice but never addressed my window flashing issue. However the leaking window was due to the seals around the composite bump out beinh pushed and detached; consistent with the ladder pressing on it as stated prior. The crew damaged the window metal frame and caulked it in the living room. It was never corrected or fixed. It was brought to the owners attention as well. The crew resealed the areas. The messy caulk on the back and siding, the crew actually cleaned it up the day of the window installation. The crew left dirty hand prints on my white bedroom dresser and on the walls bear bedroom front window. The crew cut out areas of my window ledge and caulked over it and it was never correctes after bringing it to owners attention. Also all stickers and hand prints were left on windows. This should have been cleaned up. The crew did not clean up their mess as I was promised. Because of my experience with the seemingly condescending attitude and over and quick talking I will not be able to give a rating higher then a 3.

I hired Liberty Windows & Siding for a large exterior renovation project that included siding,…read morewindows, doors, gutters, and a portico. I selected Liberty largely based on representations that the work would be performed by in-house crews rather than subcontractors, and that quality workmanship was a priority. Unfortunately, the project did not meet those expectations. The initial installation resulted in widespread workmanship deficiencies, including improper siding installation, flashing issues, trim defects, and other items later documented by both an independent inspector and a manufacturer representative. As a result, Liberty had to remove and reinstall significant portions of the work. While Liberty ultimately undertook remediation, the process was prolonged, difficult to manage, and required extensive homeowner oversight. Remediation details were not consistently documented in writing, work was at times scheduled or attempted without prior coordination, and key quality-control steps, such as clear verification milestones and final walkthrough procedures, had to be repeatedly requested. Even after remediation, there were disputes regarding scope reductions, credits, and whether the project could be considered complete without a formal walkthrough and customer acceptance. I incurred additional out-of-pocket costs for independent inspections, legal consultation, and missed work time in order to reach an acceptable outcome. In fairness, Liberty did return to address issues and did not walk away from the project. However, the overall experience fell far short of what I would expect for a premium-priced renovation. Homeowners considering Liberty should be prepared to document everything carefully, confirm who will perform the work, and ensure that all remediation and close-out terms are clearly defined in writing before proceeding.