My house looks fantastic. Jesse (owner of Green Acres Construction) helped me set up roofing,…read moregutter, furnace/A-C people. The quality, timeliness and value were above standard in all areas. Jesse and his Dad put up my siding....started with him bringing samples of siding, colors and then a quote. Quote was lower than everyone else I checked with and the quality of material and workmanship was excellent. I was so happy with all the little details they did that I never would have thought of doing. Everything was cleaned up after. Fantastic work and I would definitely recommend giving him a call if you need any work done.

Working with Jesse and Randy was an outstanding experience. They are highly skilled professionals…read morewho clearly know their craft and approach every project with expertise and attention to detail. While finishing our basement, they provided valuable insights and guidance, ensuring the project was done efficiently and to the highest standards. Their communication and customer service were excellent throughout, making the entire process smooth and stress-free. I would confidently recommend them to anyone looking for reliable, knowledgeable, and professional contractors.

We live in an old farmhouse with a basement that's not exactly friendly. We decided to go with…read moreSure-Dry to spruce it up a bit and make sure everything stays dry. So far they've been great for us. The most recent example was today. I had spent the entire morning trying to get our sump pump to work, and had tried everything to thaw the pipes. I had come to the conclusion that maybe it was the pump itself that was having issues, so I decided to give them a call. The person I spoke with was very friendly, knowledgeable, and professional, and had someone sent out same day to take a look. I believe his name was John and he was excellent. Super friendly and knew his stuff for sure. In the end it did turn out to simply be frozen pipes, but John took care of it, and not to mention had to work outside on the coldest day we've had in a long time. Excellent job, Sure-Dry, keep up the great work!

Important: PLEASE READ DO NOT HIRE. Please view all my…read morephotos ******************** This company is only interested in your money & making a sale !!! I hired Sure-Dry 3 yrs ago to fix my basement walls. Prior to hiring them, I sent them videos of my basement walls protruding water, like a broke dike would do. So, not only was my basement getting tons of water in it... but you could physically see that I had severe cracks & structural damage in my walls. Several other companies come out to provide me a quote. Unfortunately, I opted to hire Sure-Dry. *** I specifically asked the sales person and the crew supervisor why they wouldn't have to dig the outside perimeter to correct my problem *** They're answer was " Ohhh, we don't have to do that anymore " I am an average home owner, I did my research, but you're also hiring PROFESSIONALS, LICENSED COMPANIES who make you believe that you can trust them. When they started my project, they assured me that these " magical drain tiles " would resolve & correct my problems. When the crew began, the workers were extremely kind, however after the work was finished, Sure-Dry had to come out repeatedly to correct things that weren't done right. I had to call them SO MANY times. I worked my way up the branch of command to get help. ****My basement kept getting wet, every time it rained *** I would call them every time to have someone come out to address the problem. This company refused to call me back. Luckily I kept a log and took pictures over the past 3 years. On 9/4/26 we had a lot of rain. My sump pump alarm went off at 4am, I went down to basement, suddenly water came leaking in from every wall by the floor. I immediately called Sure-Dry. Of course they don't offer 24hr emergency service. I left them a message. 1 hr later I heard a THUNDEROUS CRASH !!! My bearing wall had now totally COLLAPSED. I had water & mud up to ankles. Mud had now traveled through my entire basement & lower level of my house. My living room, bathroom, bedroom & office. EVERYTHING GOT DESTROYED !! I left another message, frantically telling them of the collapse. By 9am I had called in another 5 times with still no response back. It is now 9/25/26... this unscrupulous, fraudulently based company has yet to call me back or even come out to my house to view all the damages. I spoke to the GM: Nick Rainer on 9/11, now a week later. He promised to speak to Cory ( project manager) about situation & come out that following Monday. I proactively sent Sure-Wet a certified letter requesting a cure for damages. After 10 days the GM ( Nick Rainer) sent me an email, stating they have forwarded my situation to their LEGAL Dept. OMG ... I have a 25 yr warranty from this company !!! And still no call, no apology and no visit to my home. I began & attempted to call every contractor, foundation repair company, restoration service etc.... But no one was available, due to working the Menasha tornado project. Please view all the detailed pics of the basement wall COLLAPSE !! My State Farm insurance company denied my entire claim ... EVERYTHING Toby, Vince & Tony were the crew that water-proofed my basement. They ALL went up & beyond. They were very expeditious in completing the job, and were so KIND for assisting me with small items I needed help with. I decided to go with the " wall braces" that were recommended to ensure my walls / foundations stay in place. I requested the same crew to come back for the additional repairs. The only downside that was visible to me, would be the appearance of the white wall sheeting that was applied. The pictures and how it was described to me when I received my quote were totally different. The pictures showed a tight white sheeting that appeared to be flat & adhered to the wall. The sheets on my walls are loose and not that appealing. Toby explained what the sheeting was actually meant to do, therefore the need for the loose fitting. I might suggest that when siting an estimate and providing different options to the customer, that the " Wall protection " be explained a little better.

I just wanted to thank D&M for the great job the installers did for me. The stairs are wonderful…read more I appreciated that you took the order being that it was small. I don't mind going up and down the stairs now. Everyone I dealt with was wonderful. Thank you again.

Apple Tree, LLC, also dba Apple Tree Fox Valley, Apple Tree Real Estate, Apple Tree Homes, LLC…read morePresident Jason Mroz and VP Arthur Ladish, the builder used this subcontractor to install my $26,000 hardwood floors. They are cupping and lifting. Throughout residence, they are not adhering to the subflooring. They sound hollow and move like floating floors. They have splintered edges and gaps between planks. They did not install a transition piece from hardwood to cement in the mechanic closet. They did not install caulking at patio door where hardwood meets door frame. The caulking around the tubs and exterior doors extremely sloppy with gaps. Tape denotes where the hardwood floor is not adhering to subfloor. Hollow sounding with the hardwood giving to walking throughout residence. Floor touchup marker was used to cover large area of scratches. They didn't protect the floor when they were installing hardwood. Worked inside of home, and the interior of my furnace is hardened with sawdust. See photos.

Mike was quick to respond to my request. I bought a new garbage disposal and needed it installed…read moreas I am too old to work under the sink. Mike arrived on time, reconfirmed his set fee and started to work. It didnt take him long to complete the install. He called for me when the job was done and was eager to show me, "No leaks." Next time I need a 'handyman kind of job I will be calling Mike for sure.

The 2026 Home Energy Upgrade Initiative…read more Inquiries were made to Keeney in Neenah regarding the attic insulation upgrade for a 1954 ranch-style brick home located in Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Upon investigation, it was discovered that the attic lacked adequate insulation, with only 2-3 inches of deteriorated insulation present. Additionally, the entire attic, ceiling, and chimney required vapor sealing and the removal of old insulation. To ensure optimal sealing of the home, the basement exterior rim joist should also be foam sealed. Prioritize Energy Testing: Conducted both before and after the re-insulation of the home. The purpose of this test is to identify the existing insulation characteristics of the home and compare them to those after re-insulation. Insulation Team: Tyler, Nick, and Trevor - all highly skilled and professional individuals who consistently provided us with updates throughout the entire process. The attic upgrade process involves several steps: 1. Removal of old insulation. 2. Chimney wrapping and proper ventilation of the bathroom vent fan. 3. Covering the pod ceiling light and adding vent panels for the eaves. 4. Sealing the entire attic and ceiling with spray foam. 5. Spraying in 17 inches of cellulose insulation (fire retardant, pest retardant, higher R-value, and 100% recycled). 6. Construction of a new attic access cover with insulation. Basement Rim Joist Sealing: The entire basement rim joist was sealed with foam. Prior to this work, we had capped the concrete block basement wall tops with rigid foam and caulked in 2022. Current Residence: Acquired in 2022, necessitating extensive maintenance. Previous Energy Upgrades: 1. In 2022, the furnace and ducting were replaced. 2. In 2022 and 2025, the 1954 windows were replaced. 3. In 2026, the outdated air conditioning system was replaced with a Bryant VAN 290 Heat Pump. Why Choose a Heat Pump: Prioritize Energy Efficiency Conclusion: 1. Keeney's sales process was entirely transparent. 2. The initial energy testing revealed that our home requires upgrades. 3. Scheduling was flexible and accommodated our timeframe. 4. The work was completed as expected and met our expectations. 5. The final focus on energy testing is pending. That concludes our conversation for the time being, Donna and Dave.

I had my attic reinsulated about a week ago and can definitely tell the difference. My experience…read morewith Keeney Home Services was painless. Damean, Hunter and Noah arrived on time, made sure their travel path to and from my attic was sufficiently protected, and they then went about their business expeditiously. Damean kept me informed on duties for each day and invited questions, which he answered readily. My next project with them is gutter replacement, and I expect to have the same quality experience.

Excellent work and good communication. Have used this business for two years for various jobs;…read morehave always been pleased. Pleasant to work with.

Jason was wonderful to work with. Was prompt and did all the small jobs we asked of him. Would…read morehighly recommend his services to everyone.

Impeccable customer service. The entire process from the estimate to ensuring that my insurance…read morecompany paid for top quality materials.

I was told initially that all I had to do was call my insurance company, notify my service…read morespecialist, and pick out colors for my new roof and siding. By the time it was all done, that was pretty much all I did. So refreshing to know there are still companies doing what they promise, and in "superior" fashion. THANKS AGAIN, SEI!!

I am so impressed with the quality of workmanship and communication that was provided by everyone…read moreat Valley Exteriors!! I had a horrible experience with a different local contractor and lost a ton of money - so needless to say I was very hesitant to enter into a contract with anyone. Simon squashed those fears and represented the company with flying colors! I absolutely would recommend Valley Exteriors. I had my roof (complete tear off), full siding and all doors replaced.

WE DO NOT RECOMMEND! We used them last year, and it was not…read morea good experience! Finally showed up two weeks after the start date at 11 am, left at 3 pm, then sporadically showed up between 10 and 11 am for the rest of the weeks it took them, some days not showing up at all, never the same crew (sometimes just one person). Always left by 3 pm. We were constantly having to go behind them and get them to fix something they screwed up, and they had an excuse for everything. They even tried blaming some of their mistakes on us? We spent nearly $40k on what ended up being a below-average job, full of shortcuts with poor quality craftsmanship. I don't care what they come back with, we haven't exaggerated anything.