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    R & M Quality Windows & Doors

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    Had all my windows and patio sliding door replaced recently by R&M…read more Very happy about their work, They have high pride in their work, seeking perfection on everything. Very detailed workmanship. Thanks to the team.

    We used R & M Quality Windows to replace over 21 windows in 2020. The installers were fantastic and…read morethe office staff was a pleasure to work with. We had some water leaks in several windows, and the installers came back ASAP to take care of the issues. We also have had an ongoing issue with 2 windows that face the sunny side of the house. The problem is the vinyl planks used around the window separate over time and/or fall off. Specifically, it's the base plank on the windows. I usually call to have someone come by to take care of the issue. They have come by 2 times in the last 5 or 6 years. They usually have both windows repaired within 10 minutes and the issue is resolved and they have a loyal customer. On 3/27/26, I decided to stop by the showroom and let them know I had a separation on the vinyl planks again and was told by the office staff that the job was done too long ago for the installers to deal with it. I explained I thought I was to call if there were any problems. She then gave me the owners business card and said to email him my request. She said she'll also see the email that way. I went home and drafted & sent my email on 3/27/26. It's been over 1 month without any response from the R & M Quality Windows. I have say a "no" response to my email request is better than no response from a business after a face-to-face discussion. I have recommended this business to many people and cannot do that anymore. I believe after making a personal contact and a written response I cannot support this business. If you're okay was a fantastic installation and no follow up after your job is completed, enjoy your windows.

    Cal Coast Window & Door

    Cal Coast Window & Door

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    From start to finish my experience with Cal Coast getting retrofit windows was fantastic!…read more Sal was the first to come out to give the initial quote and product options, he was very personable and great to work with. Sal was able to help with good pricing to meet my budget needs. Gary then came next to do final measurements before ordering; this was pretty quick work and he was very thorough. Once the Windows were built and ready to be installed, the installation manager Lorna was very quick to schedule an installation date and accommodated my scheduling requests. On the installation day, Juanito and Mauricio arrived on time, worked very efficiently and professionally, and did exceptional installation work. I would highly recommend Cal Coast to anyone looking for new windows!

    I can't say enough good things about this company. From start to finish, everything was handled…read moreprofessionally and exactly as promised. Their pricing was fair and transparent--no surprises, no upselling, just honest numbers that made sense. What really stood out was their timeline. They showed up when they said they would, stayed on schedule, and completed the project right on time. That alone is rare these days. The installers were top-notch--respectful, clean, and clearly took pride in their work. They treated our property like it was their own, which made the whole experience stress-free. If you're looking for a company that delivers on price, timing, and professionalism, this is it. Highly recommend!

    Residential Doors Installation - 1/06/24
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    Residential Doors Installation

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    Alfredo, Response time was on point. Professional, kind and knowledgeable…read more Alfredo Fixed my front door to close correctly and making my home safe. Alfredo explained to me why this door of my had not been closing correctly. He installed the proper screws needed for my door jam. I did not need to worry about my door opening with the wind or never closing properly. So grateful. Amazing gentleman. Safe and sound

    Alfredo is a top notch professional and the right man for the job!…read more I started this project with an odd request. I wanted a bifold door that opened 180 degrees. I have a limited size office space and found it annoying that my door was taking up almost 3ft of wall! So after some Googling I found a door that would solve my problem for my niche space. I recieved quotes from a handful of people, all of which were uncharging me for expensive custom door hinges or trying to offer alternatives which would not fit the space. When I sent the project request to Alfredo, we discussed the project in detail and, while he had never done this style of door before, assured me it would not be any more difficult than any of his other interior door projects. On top of that, after discovering that my current door was solid wood, he said we could simply reuse it and save me some money. He picked up my door, took it to his shop, and came back later that week to install it. He went above and beyond what I had envisioned and even repaired the old holes from the previous door installation (the door was preciously installed on the other side of the frame. I could not be happier! Next time I have an interior door project, Alfredo is my guy! Thanks again! Boom boom!

    Miller Interiors Door - Jason does not have a business here.

    Miller Interiors Door

    (20 reviews)

    Jason Miller may be an adequate door installer; I have no idea. Unfortunately, Jason has fallen on…read morehard times, lost his shop, is trying to launch a new business dealing with cars, and has resorted to scamming seniors living on Social Security, like me, to fund his grand ideas. I contracted with Jason to supply and install 7 doors for $7490. He wanted half or $3745 down for materials. He directed me to "Miller Interiors" on the Contractors State Licensing Board (CSLB.CA.Gov) to give me a false sense of security. Don't count on it. The business address on CSLB is a P.O. Box, and the phone number is for Sir Handyman, another of Jason's failed businesses: https://www.yelp.com/biz/sir-handyman-hayward . You need to prove you tried to work things out with Jason to CSLB, and with no business or residential (keep reading) address, good luck finding him once he's done getting as much as he can from you. The police won't be able to help. It's a civil matter. They told me to hire a lawyer and sue him. But even with all his false assurances, I asked to see an invoice from the door supplier, giving him a $1000 "good faith" (on my part) down payment. When he brought me an invoice from a reputable door supplier, I paid the full $3745. I began to feel uneasy when he was concerned about the $10 fee it would cost him to cash my check. There were more red flags. There is no contractor's license number on my contract. The address on my contract is someone's (not Jason's) private residence. The business address listed on this Yelp site is not Jason's business address. It's a vacant commercial property. The door is taped over with black plastic and mail pushed through the mail slot is caught between the plastic and the glass. The link to his business web page (millerinteriorsdoorcompany.com) and the phone number (510-676-5907) on this Yelp site are not active, although both were active when I first contacted him. A month after taking my money, he got a new phone number. He told me that he changed his phone service because the fees were too high. Does it make any sense at all that he wouldn't he keep his business phone number when changing providers? A few days ago, Jason showed up on my doorstep telling me that my doors were ready, but that he had held back half of the money when they were ordered as leverage against receiving damaged goods and he didn't have enough money to pick them up. He wanted me to advance him more money. Since he originally told me that he had to pay in full when ordering the doors, I refused. Desperate for cash, he told me that to avoid getting parking tickets, he had parked several of his cars on private property. (It occurs to me that someone trying to hide cars they are afraid may be repossessed might do something like that but draw your own conclusions.) At any rate, his vehicles had been towed and impounded, and every day they sat there was costing him more money that he didn't have. He was also concerned about cash he had in one of the impounded vehicles. He said he had pawned a gold necklace but still couldn't come up with the enough money for the impound lot. Then he complained that although he didn't like sleeping in his van, it was better than the car he had spent the night in. So, would any additional money I might have given him be used for doors or impound fees? He also scammed the supplier. I talked to Ashby Lumber. While Jason did order the doors, putting down $1000, he gave them a fake name (altering the copy he gave me - see photos) and he isn't returning their calls. Jason left them on the hook for the $935 balance of a special order he placed but has no use for. Ultimately, Jason charged me $3745 for doors that would have cost him $1935, netting himself $2745 just for placing the order with about 50% down and scamming everyone else involved. Jason rambles on and on about all his woes. He seems to feel victimized by the cost of living, by cell phone fees, bank fees, the pandemic, you name it. I guess he feels that gives him license to victimize others if that's what it takes to put a dollar in his pocket. Personally, I would not trust Jason to work in my home. With a little research on the internet, I found 2 arrest records for Jason Wade Miller. (The name Jason Wade Miller is associated with the "business" phone number on this web page in multiple places on the internet.) His most recent arrest was on 10-7-2025, just days before he showed up on my doorstep asking for more money. Now, granted, doors are not a necessity. The loss of almost $4000 is not taking food off my table. I'm still able to pay my property tax and for my medications, and my utilities won't be shut off, though I doubt if Jason was ever concerned about any of that. But I am in my 70's. I have no way of recouping savings lost to Jason and his big ideas. One last thing, the day after I refused to advance him more money, he showed up at Ashby Lumber and took 3 of the doors. Can you pawn doors?

    Thank you Jason for helping me out. He had the best prices around and I appreciate the level…read moreOf care and detail he showed to replace just one door. Jason made sure the door was level and everything worked correctly. Thanks again.

    Dws - doorsales - Updated May 2026

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