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    Shelly H.

    I don't leave many reviews but just had to take the time to share my experience with flower window boxes. I wanted to change the look of my home and fell in love with wooden gables. I looked everywhere but the quality looked cheap. I chose flower window box company even though they are 4 states away from me. Ordering was easy, I called, they answered right away (no automated robot) they were very helpful in placing my order right over the phone. My gables shipped a couple of weeks later but were lost by the transit company. I called Flower window boxes and they sent me 2 more customs made gables within 2 days!!! Wow what service! I put them on my home and it's the perfect addition to our finished project! We have all the neighbors green with envy!! I would recommend them to everyone! Quality, service and American Made!!

    Mounting box with 3 hanger bolts since only one stud in the center was available.

    We purchased the 24" and 36" Charleston window boxes from FlowerWindowBoxes. They arrived well packaged, look great, and seem very sturdy. To install the 24" box, they recommend using two 3/8"dia x 3.5" long lag bolts to permanently screw the box into the wall studs. However we wanted the boxes to be removable, so we opted to forego their mounting kit, and use 3/8"dia x 4" long stainless steel hanger bolts instead of lag screws. The extra 1/2" is needed for a 2" OD 3/8" ID stainless steel washer and a 3/8"-16 stainless steel nut with a nylon lock insert. The studs on our house are on 16" intervals and are centered on the windows. Thus the recommended installation instructions for the 24" long box of using two screws to flank the center of the window would not work. So we used 3 screws - one into the stud in the center of the window, and two flanking that into the wall planking (note you can use 3.5" long screws into the planking, but you will still need the 4" long screws to go into the stud). I mounted a small bubble level (IRWIN 1794484 Aluminum Line Level with two small stainless washers on one side to shim it properly) on my Makita drill, and drilled the ¼" dia hanger bolt pilot holes very slightly tilted down away from the house to ensure water would not travel towards the house. I then used a 3/8" dia drill to drill 1" deep though our cedar shingles so they would not split when screwing the 3/8" hanger bolt into the ¼" pilot hole. As recommended, I also liberally applied caulk into the holes and onto the bolts as I screwed them in. To screw in hanger bolts (instead of lag screws), you need to temporarily use two nuts on the end of the bolt, put a wrench on each nut and tighten them together. This then allows you to screw in the bolt by turning the outer nut, which won't slip if the inner nut is tight against it. Screw the bolts in before mounting the box, then loosen both nuts using a wrench on each nut, and remove the nuts. I then attached the boxes with the stainless washers and lock nuts. The recommended installation instructions call for caulking the top of the box to the house, but I wanted these boxes to be removable. Since my window sills overhang the box and are only 1/2" above the box, I was not worried about water entry there, but since the boxes are tilted slightly toward the house due the slope of the shingles, it was possible for water to travel towards the house along the top of the 5/8" edges of the box. Thus, I placed a small ridge of caulk, ¾" long, crosswise along that top edge of each side under the sill, which channels any drips back into the box. This small ridge is only on the box and does not contact the sill above it. I was also worried that water seeping out of the bottom drain holes would travel along the bottom of the box and stain the house, since the box is slightly tilted toward the house due to its mounting against the cedar shingles. It turns out that these drain holes are ¼" dia, and we had ¼" OD plastic drinking straws which fit perfectly inside the drain holes. So I cut a straw into ¾" lengths, coated them with a little caulk, and inserted them into the drain holes so that the top of the straw segments are just below flush with the inner drain holes, and extend about 3/16" or so below the underside of the window box. Now when water drips through the holes it falls directly downwards rather than traveling along the underside of the box toward the house due to surface tension. If using the "self watering PVC tubes", be sure to test them for leaks first before covering them with dirt. One of mine arrived with an improperly glued tube, so I needed to glue it back together. Another seems to loose water very quickly, but I am reluctant to unbury it to fix it. I do know that at least one was sealed properly because I was skeptical that a piece of plastic rope would actually wick up water, so I filled the tube with water and was amazed that the water was actually sucked 4" up the wick. I am still a little skeptical that the wick won't eventually get clogged up with minerals as the tap water evaporates in it. But time will tell. Anyway I am generally pleased with these boxes.

    Asali J.

    Wonderful company! Ordered two, 42" Boston PVC Window Boxes in June and recently had them installed. The best part of this company is the customer service they provide. If you're a novice like me and have any questions, don't be afraid to pick up the phone and ask. They are super friendly, knowledgeable and give great advice. My window boxes are just gorgeous and really accent my large bay window. The instructions are also very detailed with step-by-step guidance. What more can I say? All around-they are the best for your next window treatment! :)

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    4.9
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    5.0
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    Shutter Pros is the best! John was great, he provided outstanding service and got my front door…read moreshutter installed perfectly. When I bought my new house, I purchased "whole home blinds" directly from the builder but for whatever reason the front door was not included. My real estate agent referred me to John and within two days he made it out to my house, took measurements, and had everything ordered. Pricing was affordable. He let me pay for half up front and the other half upon completion. A few weeks later, everything came in and John came back out and got the shutter installed in about 15 minutes. I can't thank John enough, I get compliments all the time about the shutter and finally have some privacy at the entrance. He's highly knowledgeable of his craft and a true professional. I would definitely do business with Shutter Pros again.

    I highly recommend Shutter Pros. We were in the process of purchasing a new construction home…read more(lots of naked windows!) and I reached out to several plantation shutter companies to get quotes. Shutter Pros was competitive on price (slightly higher than some of the bigger companies you've heard of) but what sealed the deal for us was the customer service and install timing. John has been an absolute pleasure to work with, and the quality of the shutters is fantastic. We had an issue with a broken window that was awaiting replacement, and John came back out to remove the shutters on that window and then re-install them after the window was replaced and no additional charge. I also love that this is a small, local business who utilizes another small, local business to manufacture the shutters. You will not regret your choice of Shutter Pros!

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    4.0
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    I'll start with the good: they begin the process with an in-home estimate which consists of…read moremeasuring each window. The man (part owner, half of husband-wife team) who came to measure was friendly and fast. He does a good job of "selling" the shutters and mentions how these are made in their shop and not sourced from elsewhere. In theory, this means they have greater quality control over the finished product and there's no middle man. I also liked the idea of supporting a smaller local business. The pricing was very competitive and their install timeline runs about 4-5 weeks, which is pretty typical for shutter installs. It's a big investment and you want them to be right, and they are worth waiting for. This is where the good stops. The install was a disaster. There were so many issues that needed correction: paint bubbles and debris splotches in the paint on some of the slats/louvers, crossbars with very obvious wood defects that created areas that looked liked dark streaks (yes, these are real wood and not a laminate or plastic), complete shutters that didn't close properly, etc. It was really frustrating to be spending thousands of dollars (yes, plantation shutters aren't cheap) and to have so many issues out of the gate. The installers were nice enough but shared my frustration that there were so many issues to correct - not their fault - they are just there to install - but did remark "some jobs just go like this." So, does this happen at every install? I doubt it, but it happened on mine, and to me, that's all that matters. Additionally, the installers left wood debris from drilling under all the windows. Guess who cleaned that up? A second date was set for a re-install, which, unfortunately, was two weeks later. Not the end of the world, but we had two weeks of rooms in our home with shutters and some without. Not a great look, but ok - we just rolled with it. The installer arrived for the re-install but was only able to complete half of the job due to being rushed away to *another* job that was also off track. Not. Good. So we had to schedule *a third* re-install to finish what should have been correct to start with. Communication with the owner was a little frustrating at times; I would have to follow up to get information that should have been communicated immediately. The third installation was scheduled and *finally* all shutters are in. In terms of appearance, we are pleased with the shutters and they look great. Unfortunately, the process was supremely painful and filled with so many frustrating issues. Considering what a mess the installation was, I found it quite fair to ask for a financial adjustment on the back end as a measure of customer service. The owner offered me $50. $50 on a roughly 5K shutter job. Wow. Just wow. So: are we pleased with the shutters after 6+ weeks of back and forth? Yes. Would I recommend this company to others. Nope. I have tried to be really fair in this review and give credit where it's due (pricing, friendliness of estimator/installers) but when you are dropping this kind of cash into your home, you should expect more. I would have gladly paid a little more for a stress-free process, and I suggest you do the same.

    Great job! The look and quality of the shutters surpassed my expectations, not to mention a great…read moreexperience from start to finish with the whole process. Would definitely recommend this company.

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    4.3
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    Our experience with NGRW began both from a personal reference (same customer with two previous home…read moreinstallations/replacements) and a professional reference (head sales guy personally vouches for them), so we knew there were some reputations on the line for the referral. Jonathan (owner), Kevin (salesman), Jeff (installation foreman), Clint (QA/project mgr), and Christine (accounting) were responsive, timely, and thorough in their explanation and clarification of all charges, transactions, and day-of processes. We got an estimate for 18 window INFINITY replacements (upgrade from 1970s construction) including two large picture windows, in early April 2020, with installation on May 26, 2020. After a wonderful day-of installation experience, we moved forward with french door MAX CRAFT replacements for the singular front door; installation occurred on July 24, 2020. The front door had some irregularities in the sealed glass panes and required entirely new door replacements after the initial framing was installed. The QA/PM (Clint) personally oversaw the replacement process to find the best door panels with the least glass imperfections, especially knowing that we will (have) look out new front doors regularly! NGRW was wonderful in working with us to secure project funding (Synchrony), include credit card deposits, and augment final settlement with cash funds. Once you buy even one window with them, you are locked into pricing for life! The manufacture of these fiberglass windows avoids the warping with vinyl and rotting with wood; the insulation presents a new level of sound insulation (we live on a busy through street) and better climate control in summer (our upstairs HVAC died at the end of the cooling season) and winter. We are now moving on with window replacements at the back of the house, along with a new backdoor of a more-simple design. We refer Jonathan and his team to anyone/everyone looking for window--or door--replacements, and we are happy to be included in their business family for the life of our home ownership.

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