So I'd been thinking about buying a new smoker until I came in here and seen they sold Big Green…read moreEggs. So I deceived it was time so the lady I worked with her name is Paula. She was very informative on all my questions that were exactly what I already knew so I knew that she wasn't blowing smoke. So I picked out everything I needed and they even delivered it and put it together. Very great customer service with this Ozark sunrooms & More. I've been back many times to shop here sopporting the local family business.

AVOID THIS BUSINESS AT ALL COSTS…read more I had them attempt to install a patio on the back of my home. Part of the installation included the mounting of a $1000.00 solar shade seen in the uploaded photos. I stipulated that the solar shade was to be mounted flush against the south wall of my house extending an inch beyond the outside edge of the western-most column, to which Bill from Ozark Sunrooms and More agreed. As the photos clearly depict the solar shade was mounted six - seven inches to the side of the south wall of my home leaving a two - three inch gap between the edge of shade and the inside edge of the western-most column. I have repeatedly communicated this issue to Ozark Sunrooms and More, yet Bill refused to address this breach of contract. To add insult to injury, Thomas D. Stockland from Stockland & Trantham, P.A. emailed me this morning threatening to put a lien on my home unless I pay in full for work that is clearly in breach of contract. The technicians who can to install the cover admitted that this patio cover system was not one which they were familiar. Sensing my concern, they attempted to reassure me that the system was "pretty intuitive." It was obviously not. They struggled with how to install it at every step. After completing most of the work the technicians explained that they could not figured out how to mount the solar shade. They said that they had never installed a solar shade of this length before, ten feet; and, that it's size made it too heavy to attach directly to a panel itself. Additionally, they said, even if the panel could bear the weight, they couldn't figure out how to mount it as they did not have mounting brackets large enough to compensate for the slope of the panel over a span of ten feet. They apologized and said that Bill would have to come and figure out what to do. A week or so later Bill did come. He also acknowledged that he had never mounted a solar shade of this size before. After a while he proposed running an addition header that would be attached to the western-most column and the masonry of my home. I agreed, and he did so. He then mounted the solar shade to this new header. As per the first photo the new header was installed inside of the primary header which meant the solar shade could not be mounted, as previously agreed, ) When Bill came to show me the installation, I protested profusely, clearly and explicitly stating that this was not what we had agreed to. He flatly apologized and simply stated "that was the best we could do." I reiterated my intense disappointment and fervent disapproval to which he, again, flatly apologized and repeated, "that was the best we could do." I have to admit I was somewhat stupefied in my disbelief. Not knowing what else to do I decided to see if the solar shade would work in spite of its offset mounting. it does not. As the prevailing winds tend to be from west to east the edge of the house, against which the six - seven inches of shade rests due to its offset mounting, acts as a fulcrum twisting the shade inward in all but the slightest of breezes. This twisting motion frequently results in the solar shad being caught behind the western-most column and further buckling inward. In addition to the damage to the solar shade from the abrasion against my house and buckling inward against the western-most column, the offset mounting results in substantially less shade. The gap between edge of the solar shade and the inside edge of the western-most column, depending on the time of day, results in a large portion of the patio receiving direct western sunlight. When the solar shade has twisted and buckled inward after been caught behind the western-most column an even larger portion of the patio receives direct western sunlight. More concisely phrased, the offset mounting of the solar shade results in damage to the shade itself and prevents the shade from adequately performing its sole purpose.

Customer service to the max! We had a screen put in over the summer. The guys were very…read moreprofessional and it came out looking great. A couple days later we did see a scratch and after a quick call they came back and made the fix. Now that it's colder temps, things have shank a bit and the door just misses the latch. We made another call and Brock had the guys out same day to make the fix. We are very pleased with the quality and service. Highly recommend. That was the quick run down... Here are some other details. We had searched for a couple months looking for someone to screen in our porch. We wanted a metal framed screen and most others were telling us it HAD to have it framed in wood or the price was way higher. We have lived in FL before and have had huge screened in areas without wood so we knew it was possible. Screenmoblie made it happen. The product is great. The screen is what is used in driving ranges so it can take some blunt force. Thankful we haven't had to test that yet. Again, the customer service, quality and professional installation has been something their owners should be proud of. 5 Stars from a truly satisfied customer.

Brock and Team did an amazing transforming my outdoor patio area. From first contact, Brock…read moreprovided great customer service and provided answers to all my home improvement needs. Screenmobile added new Vinyl Panel Windows, new Full Glass Storm Door, new Staircase and Metal Railing. Brock and Team were very professional and great workers. I would highly recommend Screenmobile of Northwest Arkansas to complete your next home improvement project. 10/10

They were easy to work with, fair pricing and quick job. Roof looks great. They were very friendly…read more Thank You

Title: Avoid Eric Walker and Grasshopper Roofing at All Costs - Incompetent, Incomplete Work, and…read moreUnprofessional I posted on Nextdoor looking for an experienced contractor to install a kitchen exhaust fan venting through my brand new roof. Eric Walker from Grasshopper Roofing (also known as Grasshopper Construction LLC, based in Fayetteville, AR - website: grasshopperroofing.com) reached out, confidently claiming he'd done this job "many times before." Unfortunately, it quickly became clear he had no idea what he was doing. The installation was poorly executed: wrong size ducting (4-inch vent on roof instead of required 6-inch), wrong location, not attached to the microwave, trim around the duct improperly installed and unfinished, and not painted to match. A subsequent contractor who inspected the work confirmed multiple serious errors that could lead to leaks, poor ventilation, and roof damage. He refused to complete the full scope we'd agreed on, became highly argumentative when I pointed out the issues, dismissed helpful guidance (I even showed him a YouTube tutorial), and demanded full payment while leaving the job unfinished. This was not just subpar--it felt dishonest and unprofessional. I strongly recommend staying away from Eric Walker and Grasshopper Roofing / Grasshopper Construction to avoid the headache, potential damage, and financial loss I experienced. Choose a truly reliable and experienced contractor instead. https://www.grasshopperconstructionllc.com/

DO NOT HIRE THIS COMPANY. I hired Mark Cook to replace a metal roof on a Church in Forsyth,…read moreMissouri. Immediately following completion the roof had massive leaks. Mark refused to take responsibility and fix the leaks. I filed a claim on his insurance policy but I discovered that Mark doesn't carry proper liability insurance. I have spent over $70,000.00 to fix Mark's mistakes. I would avoid doing business with this company.

From the owner: Cook Roofing Co makes roofing easy! We do it right the first time. Cook Roofing Co is the leading…read moreroofing company for handling insurance claims. On average Cook Roofing Co helps the building owner get 37% higher payout on roofing claims. Cook Roofing Co also handles all interior loss claims, from fire, smoke, and water claims. Call now to speak to one our insurance specialist.