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    Matt and his team did an amazing job on my siding. I originally hired him to replace my front window and then to also replace the siding on my house. His team worked hard, was professional, and were very respectful of my property and my dogs. I would use them again and highly recommend him and his company to anyone looking to make upgrades to their home. The communication, quality of work, and price were exactly what I was looking for.

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    Rick H.

    All Phase's quote came in at half of the largest quote, and 2/3rd of the next lowest quote. In retrospect the other quotes all had a lot of padding to cover a number of potential problem. They also included ridge roof vents and vented roofing to solve some of the venting challenges of the crawl space/attic spaces with the unique design of my house. All Phase's did not, a fact that I didn't realize until later. Since we were also facing another large expense at the time in needing to replace the furnace, we went ahead with All Phase. After all there was nothing in the reviews to lead me to believe there would be any problems. I had pointed out to Robin all the issues I was concerned with, a small piece of siding was missing along the roof line in one piece. No circulation in the three separate crawl spaces I have on the house, the dryer vent that I insisted be installed. He promised, just like the other three guys who quoted me, that these would all be fixed. Problems start off with the roofing crew not showing up until 11am each day. That seemed kind of stupid to me since it was 90+ degrees in the afternoon then. On day two I noticed that the crew was all drinking beer while working in the hot sun. They were also sneaking to one of the guys vans and smoking marijuana there. But work was progressing and I didn't spot any problems. The next issue was the roof vent I asked for to vent the dryer upstairs. I stated multiple times that I wanted the vent to go straight through the wall, horizontally through the crawl space and out the roof. They ran it vertically along the wall inside the living space and directly through the roof. Then they capped it off with a solid vent piece that can't be removed to be cleaned. When they were tearing off the roof of the garage, they did not put down any type of plastic to catch debris. Granted, my garage suffers from "too full, not enough shelving," syndrome, but now everything is also covered with little pieces of roofing material. During this time they found a few problems that needed to be fixed. Some of this was accomplished by raiding my stock of lumber in the garage without me knowing. The owner, Robin, did call me up to let me know that they had to purchase more lumber to fix these problems. Including the extra labor we were looking at another $1200 which brought the price within $1000 of the next lowest bid. On day five they leave at about 7pm. There are still a few problems that I assumed they were going to finish up the next day, there was roofing material, nails in the driveway, and trash all over the outside of the house. They did not install any roof venting at all on the front side of the house with the isolated crawl space - which was where the major problem was. They left the outdoor light on the garage hanging by the wire. I did not pay attention to these as I actually ended up loosing my job that day. I emailed Robin the next morning telling him that I had lost my job, including my company cell phone and gave him other ways to contact me. I found out later that he left FIVE voice mails on my old phone getting angry about me not contacting him to pay the bill. The last one was apparently VERY bad and included threats of a lawyer. They were also all within two hours of each other. After not hearing from him, I call him back about noon from another phone to get together to pay him for the work. I didn't know about the irate voicemails at the time, but he seemed fine when I talked to him. The bill was another $800 higher then I expected, but he explained to me why. The next day I had a chance to sit back and look at the work that had been done. This is when I noticed the issues. The driveway was covered with nails. I spent 30 minutes sweeping it up and picking them all up. This is when I noticed that hanging light on the garage, the lack of venting across the roof where we had discussed it was needed, the missing piece of siding was not only not fixed, it was even worse then before. But the part that ticked me off the most was where the siding had been cut to put flashing in. The lines are not straight at all and look terrible. I call him up telling him about these issues. He tells me to call an electrician for the light and the other part isn't his problem. I send a picture of the light titled "WTF?" and two days later he comes out to look at the problems. He promises to fix them, the foreman from the job comes out to do so. He fixes the light and nothing else. I call up again and he finally sends his two sons out a week later. They apologize, add the vent I needed, but did nothing about any of the siding problems. They claim the siding was already damaged when they got to it. How they know that I don't know. Overall I have a roof that still needs proper venting. I now have siding issues that need to be fixed. And I have a potential fire hazard with the dryer roof vent. I am extremely unhappy with this service.

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    All Season Windows, Siding, & Roofing

    All Season Windows, Siding, & Roofing

    (43 reviews)

    Irvington, Northeast Portland

    I'm providing a disclaimer here that Alex and his team did do a very good job replacing the seven…read more30+ year old windows in my 90's house in Vancouver with much better Simonton. But I do need to point out some glaring details about this project as a note to myself more than anyone else before hiring this company. I first reached out to them in November last year and Manuel responded back very promptly using the odd messaging system Yelp uses. We traded a few messages, and Justin came out not long after to do a survey on the broken window in the bathroom which looked like it had been hit with a BB or a bullet. He gave me an estimate on replacing that window but pointed out that a lot of my other windows either had a lot of condensation build-up and/or mold beginning to grow out of the dampness. I ended up making the executive call to replace them all. It was a perfectly enjoyable hour or two discussing and then finishing up paperwork. He said he'd be in touch in about 4 - 6 weeks and left. That's where communication on an unprompted basis ended. I waited for almost 2 months before I picked up on the old Yelp thread because no one ever reached out during that period. Manuel told me twice he'd get back to me, but he never did. Someone named Skylar called me and told me Manuel had left on family leave. What kind of professional leaves his customers without notifying them that they are being handed to another representative? Then Skylar handed me off to Luke and despite my request to give me a heads up so I could let my work know if I needed to be home, he never confirmed anything. A third party delivery service showed up while I was sleeping and I had to clear out my garage so they had room. Then half an hour later Alex and his team showed up to start installing. I'm lucky my job was flexible enough to take me not coming in that week, but for other customers, do they have that kind of agility? It took them two days total to do the main job and then finish. After that Alex showed me the work and I signed a paper that he said was more for his team (I do a lot of projects for work and I'm pretty sure they were contractors for ASW). After that Luke said he had to do a walk for job completion that was never followed up on. I called him as promised and he said he'd get back to me, but he didn't. Then came the Docusign asking me to verify the job walk was done. I didn't sign it, thinking he had to do his walk. This was a $20k job. This is the first house I've ever owned. I wanted to be sure. He then said the job walk was done and I signed off on the work which meant the paper I signed with Alex was the final sign off, but he could have just explained this and saved us an email thread. One final laughable detail is his email to me didn't have an attachment, so his marketing team had to send me the photo he referenced to verify I signed. All in all, this whole process left me feeling like I was an inconvenience to them rather than a customer. The plus side: The windows look great. They reduce outside temperature and noise at a noticeable level. But ASW is just the coordinator. Other companies manufacture the windows, deliver them and install them. The one thing they should excel at is communication with the customer, but they decidedly don't.

    AllSeason's crew did an excellent job and in the end I'm happy with the outcome. Their bid was…read morehigher than others but i have high confidence in the solid quality of work they did on my old home. They resided my entire house (after another company did an awful job that resulted in water damage) and replaced several windows and installed a cedar soffit. Communication could use improvement, and I would not recommend them to replace any exterior doors (their bid was insanely high). There were a few issues along the way (damaged meter box, dented gutter) that I wish would have been brought to my attention, but everything was addressed and in the end the crew went above and beyond to make me happy. They did an excellent job installing a beautiful cedar soffit, which is now my favorite part of my house.

    Three Stars Painting - Beautifully repainted

    Three Stars Painting

    (3 reviews)

    The job: 2-story townhome exterior painting, including replacing worn-out wood trim…read more The contractors: Three Stars Painting, found on Yelp. I contacted them through Yelp and got a prompt response, unlike a number of other contractors I contacted the same way. Lenny came over right away, scoped the property out, and gave me a competitive bid. He was easy to talk to, friendly and forthcoming with details. The whole job took Lenny, David and Gustavo about 4 days, including pressure washing, trim removal & replacement, taping off, detail work and cleanup. The results were entirely satisfactory. I would recommend Three Stars Painting and would consider using them again for future painting projects.

    This is the third project for which I have hired this outstanding team. They just keep getting…read morebetter! The Best Painting skills ever!!! The Best Price ever! And they do more than painting. They built a deck and railing, laid a paver pathway, hauled in bags of pebbles and laid them down, replaced rotting soffit boards and repaired damaged siding. They power washed the house GENTLY and painted the front and rear of the house and two decks. My home looks amazing! Exceptional communication, up front pricing, excellent follow through on getting the job done. Life is hard, finding good work at reasonable prices is hard, but Lenny and David have never disappointed me. My property value keeps improving with each project. They leave the job site spotless. They arrive on time each day. I highly recommend this small family owned company!

    Clear Choice Windows & Doors

    Clear Choice Windows & Doors

    (56 reviews)

    Our house was built in 1995 and the windows had been replaced once (according to neighbors) but…read morethey were very cheap quality. With the heat we've had the past few summers and then the snow that seems to be a yearly event now, we thought it was time to get a really good widow upgrade. We also wanted out house painted after installation and Clear Choice set that up for us as well. (See my review for Triple A Painting). What we loved most about dealing with Clear Choice Windows & Doors was the personalized service we received. They have a large selection of window frame materials to choose from and our choice of fiberglass was an easy one. It was explained to us that fiberglass windows are stronger than both vinyl and wood, making them incredibly resilient to weather and climate -- perfect for PNW homeowners. From start to finish, our team of window installers provided friendly service, excellent craftsmanship, and it took only two days to install the 10 new windows in our home. Before, during and after, the team cleaned up and kept the work site tidy at all times. There was minimal damage to our landscaping as well. We can feel a definite difference in the inside temperature of our house since the new windows were installed. Our AC doesn't seem to work as hard and it takes less time to cool off in the summer and to heat in the winter. The outside look is classy and fits well with the style of our house and the neighborhood. We highly recommend Clear Choice Windows & Doors if you're looking for new windows.

    8/2026 Be very careful with the sales tactics at Clear Choice. The salesman blatantly lied to me…read moremultiple times, claiming that upgrading to a more expensive glass door insert qualified for an Energy Trust of Oregon rebate. After installation, I contacted the Energy Trust of Oregon directly and they confirmed this rebate program ended back in December 2025. When I confronted the salesman, he denied ever telling me about an energy star rebate, despite promising multiple times to help me with the paperwork. Watch out for fake financial incentives used to upsell you." I might add that when I contacted the salesman about his false promise he offered me he said he was going to meet with the owner and said "I'll make things right" he said he would send me an amazon gift card as compensation which never happened.

    Northstar Restorations - Thermal bridging on the roof. Solution: 1" of polyiso foam board underneath the siding.

    Northstar Restorations

    (8 reviews)

    Northstar's team just installed a metal roof on our 1910 residential house in Sellwood. They did…read moresome siding, added some insulation in the attic and other work to give our house a nice upgrade. We decided to invest in a metal roof for its strength, good look, and longevity. And it can be recycled at the end of its life - that seems better than throwing asphalt shingles into a landfill. Northstar's team was comprised of good people with great skills who work together well. The price was reasonable and they had good references. Highly recommend.

    I have to admit, I was a little hesitant when I received Northstar's bid. They were scheduling work…read morewhen other metal siding contractors were declining jobs for the rest of the year. Was their availability a bad sign? What was I missing? I'm so glad that I decided to check Northstar's references (glowing) and move forward. They were awesome! Their install team was professional and courteous, from repairing my home's sheathing and installing the house wrap, to interacting with the windows contractor and installing the siding. They clearly had experience installing the product (Metallion's seamless siding). (Example: They were able to disguise a 4" discrepancy in elevation between one corner of the house and an adjacent corner 30' away. Wow!) Most importantly, they were polite and accommodating to my many questions and requests. They even threw in some extra work at cost. We are delighted with the end result. We regularly receive compliments on how our house looks. We are thrilled to have new siding that never needs a drop of paint, a fact that offsets the higher materials cost than cement board. (Speaking of 'offsetting,' the siding manufacturer (SteelScape, in WA) operates on hydroelectric power, and the siding is recyclable at end of life. If you're replacing your siding, consider the material's entire lifecycle.) I would recommend NorthStar Restorations without hesitation. If you can get on their schedules, count yourself lucky. PS - If you're removing your old siding, this is the time to insulate your home. Ask Northstar to install 1" foam board onto your home's sheathing. This will help to prevent thermal bridging. The foam board increased the project cost about 20%: well worth it to increase comfort all year 'round. While you're at it, have NW Weatherization dense pack cellulose into your stud bays -- dense pack cost another 10%. Now our walls are a true R-18 -- no penalty for heat loss through the framing. Reading: "Thermal Bridging" by Martin Holladay in Fine Homebuilding, 2010 "Calculating the Minimum Thickness of Rigid Foam Sheathing" - Green Building Advisor (October 2010) "Fiberglass versus Cellulose - GreenBuildingAdvisor (March 2012) "Comparing Exterior Wall Finishes Using Life-Cycle Assessment," 7th International Building Physics Conference, IBPC2018 PPS - Three details if I could do the project over again: I would have insisted on house wrap and foam board that was not a vapor barrier (limited materials choices in late 2021). I would have laid 6' of weed mat around the house and landscaping, to pick up errant shavings of siding scrap at the very end. I would have negotiated a round of touch-up work. Small bare patches, where the color coating gets scratched off during installation, seem unavoidable.

    All Phase Residential Construction - roofing - Updated September 2026

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