I must say this right off the bat "BUUYERS BEWARE". I ordered a slider for my home from this…read morecompany and I'm very sorry I trusted them. I had no idea they brought the wrong slider until after they had removed my old slider. I was left only one option after they removed my old slider. I should have checked their slider right away. Besides the slider not being what we ordered, the installers had a lot of trouble installing because the original measurement made by Zac was wrong, let's just say they had to use a lot of caulking to cover the mistake. And I had to order new base molding to replace the base molding having a 3/4" gap on each side of the new slider, plus I needed to recalk some places they missed. All in all, I will never use their service again, I will also make my friends looking for windows aware.

Window World of Yuma recently replaced 5 windows in our modular home in Hidden Shores, including a…read moresliding glass door. We are more than pleased. They were professional courteous and clean. They completed the project in record time. We couldn't be happier and highly recommend them. I love my new windows.

Contracted them for a new glass shower door, they took my deposit, half of the estimate, and never…read morereturned.

Awesome company, put in a request for a quote, Jay and his son came out the next day. Prices were…read moreawesome, install is clean and beautiful. Very professional and very prompt. Really appreciate there craftsmanship and attention to detail. Thank you!

Not sure how to grade this. Apparently the sales person made a mistake and Steve agreed to return…read moreour deposit. I haven't received it yet. If I do get it, I will change my rating to a 5. If I don't I'm afraid my rating will be a 1. Ken Zemanek I have received my refund

Do not get fooled. This company has had a lot of poorly done jobs in their short time as a new…read morecompany. I used to work there and by the time I got there, it was a big mess. The owner is currently being sued twice by a former employee and also, a company that says he he has not paid them. Do not trust this company. There are many well established companies in San Diego County that are actually reputable and don't have this owner's terrible track record.

Otis was very polite, knowledgeable and accommodating. He finished the work quickly and…read moreprofessionally. There was never a need to contact him once the job was started. I would definitely recommend Otis for any job you have around the home.

Otis worked on my trailer in Borrego Springs, installing posts and setting up our sun sail. He was…read morea great communicator and accomplished our job on time. He even checked back in with us a few weeks later to make sure all was well with the work. Highly recommend!

Alex and his team are as good as they come. We hired Alex to do a complete bathroom remodel in our…read moremaster bath. From the moment we sat down with Alex for our first consult I knew he was the right fit for the job. He was incredibly helpful, knowledgeable, attentive and flexible throughout the design and construction process. He helped our unique vision come to fruition and we are so happy with how it turned out. He worked with us to beat competitors quotes and held true to the quote he provided. His team is the absolute best, they're incredibly trustworthy and it felt like we had known them for years. We will absolutely be hiring Yuma Custom Construction LLC for any and all future remodel projects. If you're a potential customer reading this trying to decide who to hire for your project, stop right here and give Alex and his team a call. You'll be happy you did.

Very helpful and great selection. Marco helped me with all my selection questions and changes…read more Definitely recommend.

This is without a doubt the worst, most unprofessional business I have ever encountered in my life…read more I paid $160,000 for glass windows and doors in a complete remodel of a high-end contemporary La Jolla home, which included two 10-foot long sliding glass doors and one 20-foot long sliding glass door. The list of serious issues I have had is long, and it has so far cost me an additional $38,000 working through things. The most expensive and biggest problem they caused me is that they insisted that I not use the Panoramic sliding doors specified by my architect and engineer. They swapped them out for La Cantina Doors, saying that I would be much happier using La Cantina. Immediately after installation the 20-foot door was binding, and couldn't be fully opened without applying so much force that my wife couldn't open it. Their explanation was that there was dirt in the tracks, and that the door would be adjusted after the back yard hardscape was in place. We foolishly trusted their advice. Two years later, when the landscaping was in place, and the door had been adjusted multiple times but still wouldn't open, I had a La Cantina Door rep examine the door who determined that the overhead support wasn't sufficient. The original Panoramic doors place all of the door weight on the floor, but La Cantina doors hang from the beam above. The additional 1200 pounds of weight was causing the overhead beam to sag just enough that the door couldn't be opened properly. Their solution was to tear open the roof and reinforce the beam. After consultation with my architect and engineer, and now NOT trusting their advice, we simply replaced the 20 foot La Cantina door with the originally specified Panoramic door. The beam was sagging with additional weight, but that particular beam was in fact designed to flex, and the engineer assured me that it wasn't permanently damaged. He was right. The Panormaic door works perfectly When the finishes around the "new" Panoramic door were all repaired, it cost me an additional $38,000. Now I am hiring an engineer to tell me if the other two 10-foot doors should also be replaced, as the roof of the house was not designed to support the additional weight of La Cantina Doors. A competent window and door company would have known that these very different doors have different structural requirements. When the hardscape was finally put in, we discovered another problem with Sierra Padre's installation. NONE of the 9 exterior doors were weather sealed at the bottom! My GC, who I believe was getting a kick back from them, told me that his flooring contractor usually weather-sealed under the doors. I now believe this was just a scam to get me to pay for extra labor. When I called Sierra Padre out on this, they immediately sent out a crew of 6 guys who weather sealed all of the doors for no extra charge. It also turns out that the La Cantina doors open in an accordion fashion, whereas the Panoramic doors slide to one side, then open and stack up upon each other at one end. What that means practically speaking is that indoor and outdoor furniture can placed within a few inches of the door in all locations except for at one end if you use a Panoramic door. But because they accordion outwards, you need to keep about 3 or 4 feet clear behind large La Cantina doors. By insisting I use La Cantina doors, Sierra Padre compromised the use of my outdoor patios, which are rather small. There were other problems as well. The original order specified that many of the windows and doors were to be frosted glass. Who would want clear glass windows in the bathroom, as a front door, into the garage, or into an outdoor utility closet? Most of the widows and doors that were supposed to be frosted were manufactured with clear glass, and it was VERY difficult to get them to make them replace the clear glass with frosted glass. And they made the same error even on the re-order! One of the windows specified in the plans was missing, and the re-order came in clear glass. They did take this one back with any argument, but believe it or not, when the re-re-order was delivered, this second re-order also came to us in clear, not frosted glass, and so it had to be re-ordered a third time. Some screens were also missing, which we didn't figure out until the project was almost over, and it took some coercing to get these as well. And we still have minor problems. Some of the window hardware is the wrong color, and I only have 3 keys to 9 exterior doors, which means that every door I can open from the outside has a different key, and three of the doors cannot be opened from the outside of the house, because they didn't come with keys! I have called repeatedly for nearly 8 months now with this problem. Each time Kevin apologizes and tells me that he will order coordinated door cylinders and get back to me next week, but today he hung up on me. Stay away from this crappy business !!!!