We checked as many out as many roofers as we could before selecting Installers Now…read more One roofer wanted wanted $25,000 Leon's was busy through the end of July. Another one was $20,000 One was $14,000 but I didn't like the guy Finally, we settled on Installers Now, LLC for $13,950 for the complete roof. Extra things come up on the job, like broken gutters and the installation of a bathroom rooftop exhaust fan. Only $800 for the 5 different extras. The boss and owner. Benjamin Mancillas was wonderful to work with!!! On-time and very polite on my exhaustive questions about the job Excellent warranty on their work. They showed up yesterday and did the whole job in one day, and it was beautifully done. Very, very good cleanup!! I mowed the lawn today and did not see, one rooftop piece or roof nail. I am very,very happy with the work!! Thanks everyone for your help, I thought you might find it interesting, the final result. Frank and Sheila 5117 Comanche Way

Benjamin worked with me from start to finish. He stopped over and answered all my questions…read morethoroughly. I had other inquiries regarding related issues and he helped me identify other work that should be done in conjunction with a roof replacement. I had him compete with three other companies nonetheless. He made every effort to win the contract but he wasn't pushy and only replied when I initiated contact first. I felt like I was dealing with a neighbor, not a salesperson. It was a tough decision but his personal touch closed the deal. When the day came to do the work, the crew was onsite right away and went straight to work. They were not disruptive and got the job done in less than one day. They didn't damage my lawn with their equipment and they checked multiple times that they cleaned up properly and didn't miss anything. They are a local company that I highly recommend.

Quick response to schedual an estimate. Professional staff. Beautiful windows, wonderful…read moreworkmanship and installation. Very reasonably price. Kept to their words. Highly recommend Thebco. Shout out and big thank yous to the two Davids and the rest of the team!

Mike and Mark installed all new windows and a patio door for us in 2 days. Can't say enough about…read moretheir attention to detail and quality of work, and the clean up was incrediable. They were friendly and were very respectful of our property. Great experience!

Super happy with the recent work! Field team executed good work. Office staff was helpful and…read moreorganized.

love working with Ateam! They are responsive, thorough and…read morethey stand behind their work. I highly recommend them!

Our Monona home sidinng and window both needed repair after high wind thunderstorm. Luis and crew…read moredid a fabulous job, as propmised, at 50 percent of the quotes from the "big companies". Highly recommend ! Bill Dixon

From the owner: Ohana Construction specializes in:…read more Windows • Doors • Siding • Roofing • Gutters • New Construction

I really wanted to like this company, as my mother-in-law has used them in the past, and had…read morenothing but good things to say about their services. My spouse and I scheduled a consultation and while the sales rep who came was moderately pushy, we ultimately decided to purchase six new windows. I had to reschedule once due to my spouse having Covid, additionally the instillation needed to be rescheduled again due to an inclement snowstorm, and the installers feeling unsafe (which I was fully supportive of, I did not want anyone getting hurt). The problem lies with communication. Our sales rep was supposed to be our "point of contact", however he has been extremely unhelpful, even going as far as reading and choosing to not reply to messages that were sent about the weather on the 2nd installation date; I tried to inform the sales rep it was unsafe for the installers to come due to a recent snow storm, and yet they showed up anyway - which was not their fault, they had not been informed. Additionally we have vaulted ceilings, which would typically not be a problem for instillation, if the proper pictures were taken and sent to the installers. Our sales rep did not take appropriate pictures, and did not send a proper description of the project to the installers, so they were unaware they needed a lift to access the windows. Currently the windows are being installed, and lo-andbehold the installers come without a lift saying they were unaware a lift was needed - which is not their fault, it should have been communicated to them... If you like good windows at a decent price, but don't mind poor communication, this is the company for you. *I will say the customer service over the phone has been great and the installers have been nothing but friendly - but I did have to shampoo the rugs after they left.

Do yourself a favor and stay away from this company!! We had our complete house installed with…read moreFeldco windows in 2018. The trim piece under our picture window is 8 feet long and it is just held there by chalk. It broke loose once and they came and recaulked it in place. Now it is falling off again, allowing water to get behind our siding. Called 2 months ago, then called 2 more times to get a call back. They finally called and said for $200 they would recaulk it in place. It is to long and heavy for caulk to hold it. When the wind is out of the south our curtains move. You can tell there is no insulation in there. The traffic noise is very loud compared to our old windows. Bottom line is Bad Company with cheap quality products and piss poor service!!!!!

No wonder this company has such bad reviews. I'm receiving unsolicited calls to my phone (which is…read moreon the do-not-call list) for roof repairs, post storms. Asked them to stop, they continue to spam me. I hope they enjoy paying $$$$'s of fines for violating the do not call list.

The worst contractor I ever worked with. I would give them -5 if that is an option…read more I am looking for other Legacy Exteriors clients that have issues with them. Here is what has happened in the last six month of working with Legacy Exteriors. ALL FACTS, and FACTS ONLY. 1. Illegal contract without any start or complete dates listed, violates the ATCP110, WI Home Improvement Practices. 2. Over four months to build a sunroom that is supposed to take two to three weeks. 3. Multiple times of construction code violations and reworks. During the construction, there were multiple violations to construction codes, including wrong foundation, missing a point load, and violating fire code. 4. Out of courtesy and also wanting to get the project done, I agreed to move the existing shed so that they don't need to replace their sunroom's materials, which obviously will cost a lot more. But, they still refused to give me a schedule, even after I requested it multiple times. So, on Nov 1st, I gave them a reasonable timeline, which is confirmed by Middlton City Building Inspection Department; and notified them that if they were late again, I would hire someone else to complete the job and deduct the extra cost from the final payment for Legacy. Within a couple of hours, Legacy's owner called me and told me that he decided to put the project ON HOLD. Furthermore, he said he would file a lien. ---when the project was not even complete and there was still a safety concern. Now the issue is still there. I do not allow them to touch my shed any more, of course, after being threatened twice by Legacy's owner. Then Legacy's attorney sent me multiple letters, demanding the full payment, when the fire violation is stil there. 5. I requested Legacy multiple times to come to solve the sunroom material issue, all failed. Then I decided to cancel the contract per Wis. Adm. Code s. ATCP 110.07, as suggested by DATCP. And Legacy's response is, filed a lien against my property, knowingly that demanding full payment before the completion of a project violates the law Wis. Adm. Code s. ATCP 110.02. Yes, their attorney knows it violates the law, and still did it. The matter is not over, and I will continue to fight. If anyone still wants to do business with them, good luck. I am the example here.

I had extensive hail damage to house siding and roof ,auto in Madison wi,total exterior just…read morefinished roof last night,6:30 am to 9:30 pm,excellent job the workers worked very hard and cleaned up debris very well,even folded the tarp from night before drop off materials I covered it ,my,my sister also used them,very happy with them,I'll let you know how the siding job goes. ps.had a company ridge top exteriors wait time 5 weeks,3 weeks in they try to upsell me window wraps for 5 grand,they wouldn honor signed contract ,then said would do it no warrant,I used them 10 years ago and had no problems,screw ridge top,stay away from them,so far total exteriors is the total ticket,I'll post on siding job when completed:)

I have over the years dealt with many contracting companies dealing with home improvement. I must…read moresay from start to finish my experience with Total Exteriors was not five stars but 6+. Starting with Dan Thelen, he provided all options and cost of product details. There were no surprises. The install crew I understand has been with Total Exteriors from the start. The day of my roof installation Zion and the install crew showed up well before the planned start time and rocked it out. Their attention to detail, teamwork and final cleanup was more than what I expected and exceeded the experience that I had 23 years ago with a previous roofing company. The next day the crew returned for gutter and downspout installation. Also, I'd like to give a shout out to Jason who takes quality to the next level. Great job! My new roof looks great.

UPDATE: The owner emailed me the next morning. She is reviewing how repairs get tracked and helping…read morewith the customer service training for the new office staff, and she wrote, "The fault lies with Martin Glass, not you. Please accept my sincere apology. You are heard and believed." That was all I was after. I am leaving the review up because the visit happened, and I am adding this because the ownership answered and is doing something about it. --- Unfortunately, I can't leave 0 stars. My partner dropped off four window screens to be rescreened. On the first visit, the woman at the counter noticed the tension springs were missing from most of them and asked Sam, the manager, what to do. His answer was "well, if she's accurate, then we need to order some more, and it'll be a week." I hadn't been doubted about anything yet, and I was already being doubted. Two weeks passed with no contact, so I called and drove over. Sam told me they had texted and called. I received neither. The only reason I was standing there is that I called them. He then told me I had brought in three screens, not four. I told him it was four. He would not go look again. He told me I was trespassing, told me to leave, and said he was calling the police, and he started dialing. He stood there dialing for four or five minutes and never completed a call. While he was pretending to dial, I told him how it looked from where I was standing: he had decided I was wrong because I'm a woman, and he was keeping my property over it. He went back to pretending to dial. I finally asked the woman at the counter if she would please check one more time. She went back, said "oh, hold on," and my fourth screen was exactly where it should have been. The three large ones had been grouped together and the small one set off by itself. Their own filing was the whole mystery. I left with all four screens and no apology. The one star is not for her. She was the only person in that building who was willing to go look. A busy counter miscounts sometimes. That is not what this review is about. This is about a manager who would rather accuse a paying customer of lying, and fake-dial the police for five minutes, than ask his own employee to look one more time. If you use this shop anyway, photograph what you drop off with the full count in the frame, label each piece, and get the count written on your ticket.

My SIL accidentally broke a middle pane of my 1955 door. Martin Glass arrived on time for the…read moreestimate. I had looked at the door, having taken framing courses, and knew it wasn't going to straight forward to remove the trim. I told the tech that and also said I hoped to replace the door with a new one soon that was energy efficient. Because I said that, they agreed to do my door as these 75yo doors can take cosmetic damage to remove the pane. Again, the glazer arrived on time. The end result, which he was proud of, was a tiny hole and a tiny crack ( easily filled with wood caulk if I cared). It was great! He was done quickly and I can't thank them more. Likewise with my SIL. But hey, cardboard and duct tape was more energy efficient during those really frigid days!