I appreciated my experience with All Built Right. Their inspection was thorough and their estimate…read morevery detailed, so I knew what I would be getting into. Justin and Matt are very prompt and clear communicators.

I inherited a house that needed a lot of work. I contacted them for roof work as mine was leaking…read more They convinced me to file an insurance claim and gave me a retail quote in case insurance didn't cover it. After getting the claim submitted and settled, I contacted them to start work. The day they were supposed to come get the check the guy said insurance didn't give me enough, to hold the check they were going to contact the insurance company. I've been in contact with them for 4 months. I didn't contact another company because we signed a contract but now they've ghosted me and no longer respond. The retail price was reasonable and the initial inspection was great. They were friendly and seemed knowledgeable. Just be aware, that if they don't think they can milk your insurance company "for enough money" they will just dismiss you.

Great company! They are good people and I am very happy to give them work. Work with them if you…read morewant quality in your home.

Chris did a remodeling project for me, after careful consideration and having multiple other…read morecontractors come over, I felt the most comfortable with him, and trusted his suggestions and direction. He wasn't the cheapest , however I based my decision on quality and trust. I am glad I did because we received exactly what we paid for and more. I would definitely use him again in the future and I highly recommend him and mabel construction

Working with Younger Exteriors was a great experience from start to finish. Bill was professional,…read moreresponsive, and guided me every step of the way through the entire process. He made everything clear and stress-free, which I really appreciated. Kim, the office admin, was outstanding--always on top of the details and keeping communication flowing smoothly with the insurance adjuster. She made sure nothing fell through the cracks. Overall, I'd give Younger Exteriors a 10/10. They're a team you can trust, and I would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for quality work and excellent service! Also a great value and reasonably priced!

Younger helped us redo most of the exterior of our house (roof, siding, gutters, etc.). We couldn't…read morebe happier! We started the whole process with another company as an insurance claim (we will just say it didn't work out). I met Brian at Younger and asked if he'd be willing to take a look at the project. He was able to get us way more money from our insurance claim and fit the siding and additional gutters into our budget. I highly recommend Younger. No matter what came up along the project they were there to handle it. Great communication and support throughout the whole process.

Advance Companies is great at managing the whole home restoration process and setting realistic…read moreexpectations, so you know exactly what to expect. If you're dealing with an insurance claim, they're definitely worth considering as they fight to give the best results to return your home to the way it was or better. This can be a long process but Advance Companies stays on top of it. Sometimes they'll need help from the homeowner as with insurance, homeowners are their customers and will be more responsive to pushing the claim process along; the same for fighting for what the homeowner wants for a complete repairs as insurance companies do their best to give just the super minimum to be able to do a complete restoration of homes.. The same goes with the remodel side. They give realistic estimates to what they need to complete your home project.

Stay away from this companies. I am now involved with State Farm and Advanced. Advance never worked…read morein our house, but we recieved a bill from Advance for work they never did. Roger, the owner gave us to collection the next day. Roger called my wife a bitch. Now no one is answering any of their phones. State Farm and all parties believe this is a cash grab by Advance before they disappear.

Chase, Cascadia's owner, explained why people think so highly of his work. It's because they don't…read morereally look at his work. They trust him when he says he's done what he said he would do, and that the quality is first rate. We trusted Chase, too, right to the very end. What we learned, though, is that he's an exceptionally good liar. He lied about pretty much everything - even the things he put in writing. For example, his contract with us specifies that he would use brushes, not just sprayers (this was an exterior painting project). Not only did he not use brushes, he had no intention of telling us. His crew chief exposed the depth of this lie when he told us that they never had any intention of brushing our house. He said that in his 10 or so years painting, a house like ours would never be brushed. There were other lies, too, like the one where he said they'd use two coats of paint (they used one). But the biggest lie was the last one, when he told us he would do whatever was necessary to make us happy, and that we had a two-year guarantee. He told us this the day we handed him the final payment in full. He didn't come back when he said he would to fix the things we found initially and reviewed with him, and he's not returning our calls. This was weeks ago. As the real Chase has been revealed, we've looked more closely at his work, and discovered that they did a terrible job of prep. There's peeling paint in countless places. I have photos if you'd like to see them. I've had a few painters inspect their workmanship and I think it's fair to say they're appalled. We've hired one of these painters and will pay him thousands to fix the problems that Chase created. I want you to know it gives me no joy to write this review. We'd much rather pay to have the house correctly prepped and painted and move on. But we think it would be irresponsible to not share our experience with you.

The owner, Chase, was quick and responsive when I asked for a quote. I found the company via the…read moreYELP reviews and checked out his website. Quote was reasonable; comparable to the last company we used about 2-3 years ago. The windows definitely needed cleaning! He also worked with me on a scheduling request. Windows looked great, super clear, and he took the necessary time to ensure each was cleaned as well as screens and storms; sills were also wiped out. I got a few quotes from him on some possible paint jobs and crown molding since Chase also provides that. (He said he guarantees his work for two years.) Extremely knowledgeable, professional, friendly guy who seems dedicated to a work ethic of excellence.

Aspen did amazing work! All the way from start to finish, it was a smooth operation. Scott was…read moreamazing with getting the damage claim all sorted out, explained how everything would go, and then helped me pick out shingle colors and drip edge etc. Ryan the project manager arranged the crew and set everything up, and the crew knocked it out in one day. My roof looks absolutely amazing. Easy 5 stars from me. Don't hesitate to go with Aspen for your roofing needs.

Aspen exteriors are the worst company I have ever worked with They spent 26 months messing up my…read morehouse before they finally got it right run don't walk away from this company

I hired Storm Group back in 2016 (yes, I'm very late in writing a review) to remove an old 2nd…read morestory deck from my house and install new gutters and downspouts on the back of the house. Their bid was higher than the other bid I had gotten, but the sales guy I talked to seemed to know a lot about old houses so I hired Storm Group thinking they would do a good job and be able to deal with any old house issues that might come up. Nobody showed up the first two times they told me they were coming. The third time, one guy showed up by himself to remove the deck and patch the siding around it. I don't think he had much construction experience and he didn't speak much English. He was also supposed to install a railing in front of the door to the deck. The sales guy had told me they needed to this for liability reasons so nobody could fall out the door after the deck was removed. I told him the door had been walled over on the inside of the house, so I wasn't at all concerned about this, but I said it was fine to add a railing if he felt it was needed. The "railing" ended up being 3 2x6's. It looked awful and wasn't even treated wood. What kind of company uses raw wood on the exterior of a house? The were also holes left where the siding hadn't been fully patched. I complained about the "railing" and holes. Storm Group agreed to fix the siding and replace the railing with an actual railing, which would be painted grey to match the house. The same guy came out again to install the new railing, again by himself. I wasn't told in advance when he would be coming, so I was leaving for work as he arrived and wasn't around while he did the work. The new railing wasn't great, it looked like a pretty hasty carpentry job. It was at least painted, although the paint did not match the house and had large drips in places. I had been told that the new railing would be the same size as the old and the same screw holes made in the house for the first railing would be reused. This was not the case. The screw holes from the first railing were left completely open and uncovered. There was also a crack in the siding below the railing where a tool appeared to have been dropped. Storm Group then sent me a bill for for the deck removal and gutter installation. I told them they needed to actually install the gutters before I would pay for that. They seemed surprised to learn that the gutter installation hadn't been done. They gutters were installed the next day, but I wasn't told in advance, so I wasn't home at the time. They were supposed to replace the two gutters on the back of the house, one on the second story roof and one on the back porch. Instead, they replaced one of the gutters on the front of the house and the second story gutter in the back. There are two gutters on the front of the house that had matched before Storm Group. Now they are close, but if you look carefully, they are not the same. The downspout from the back second story gutter was placed so that it emptied onto the back porch roof. I has very specifically told the sales guy that the downspout could not go there because it was a low slope roof that was not in the best condition, and putting a lot of water there was a bad idea. At this point, I was fed up with Storm Group. I proposed that they could keep the half down I had already paid but that I didn't want them to do anymore work on the house and I wouldn't pay the remaining balance since the work had not been completed successfully. They agreed to this. I really should have asked for money back since I think they did more damage than actual work, but I just wanted to be done. The best part was after all this, when I went to move the downspout from the second story gutter to a better location myself. When I removed the downspout, I noticed that it was really dirty inside and had screw holes in a couple of places where there were no screws. And then I realized that it was part of the old downspout that had been on the house before and it had been cut up and reused. I suspect they ran out of materials since they replaced the wrong gutter and part of the downspout in the front of the house. They had charged me by the foot for all new materials for the downspouts, so I was not impressed to find that the old downspout had been reused. Surely somebody must have known that something was wrong at the point where they were cutting up the old downspouts and reattaching them to my house, but nobody from Storm Group ever said a word about any of this to me (and I didn't complain because at that point I just didn't want to deal with them anymore). I would give negative stars if I could.

Roof install lasted few months. Late cold weather install on Nov. 16. On a non-insurance roof job,…read morethese are the issues, I had- 1) Initial quote was vague. Had to have Levi redo the quote with more detail. 2) Contract signed at a set price. Final invoice showed $650 more than contract with no change in contract. This was not paid. 3) Good luck getting Lien waivers from the owner Nick H. He will send a Storm Group lien waiver stating liens are satisfied.After several weeks, I got one from the labor contractor. Suggest getting all the contractors listed on your contract before signing- with a statement stating unlisted contractors would be roofer responsibility. 4) Biggest issue - Part of roof did not adhere to the base. It appears the install done in below 40 F temps. Owner claims winds blew off roof. But the pics tell a different story. Don't expect Storm Group to resolve any issues you may have. Will have to replace my entire roof again at twice the cost. Note- If you wish to sail on the Titanic, Storm Group would be your roofer.