I have used Chesapeake Roofing, Windows, and Siding for over 20 years. They have assisted myself…read moreas well as many of my clients. They do a professional and timely job every time. With all the "storm chasers" in the area, you can truly trust Chesapeake!!

Chesapeake Roofing, Windows & Siding Inc. was the only company to respond to a roof REPAIR request…read more Another company claimed we needed a whole roof. Victor, of Chesapeake, did a great job as estimator, and told us how their company would bring an outdated item up to current standards. Their technician was efficient, thorough, timely, and cleaned up, so the roof looks perfect. Fabulous repair from true professionals. Doug C.

I needed new windows and new sliding glass doors. The previous owners of our appartment had put in…read morethe cheapest possible units with the cheapest possible labor. With regards to the heating of our home, the windows were no better than screens. I reached out, looking for windows and installers. I had a few people come in and estimate the job. None of them impressed me until Greg from Windows on Washington came over. He walked me through several options and explained how the windows they used were manufactured and why. Windows on Washington got the job. My windows and my doors were being manufactured. So they sent out a wonderful gentleman to get the final accurate measurements. Great guy. After that, communication was wonderful as were were assessed of the stage we were in. This included when we got the email and calls explaining that, since we were on a higher floor, they needed to bring in some equipment to lift the new doors up to our balcony. No surprises. Installation day was amazing as Joon and his team came in, got everything into place, and cleaned up the areas to better than when they got here. Joon then went over the features on our windows and even explained how we get to and clean the outsides of the glass. Wonderful man and amazing team. Since then, we have gotten copies of our warranty and the guarantees. And the company has reached out twice to ask if we have any questions and to ensure that we are happy with our windows. We are. We are very happy with our windows. Almost as happy as we are with the people who got them into our home.

Did not read my request before messaging me. Asked me lots of questions only to arrive at the fact…read morethat it's an interior door which they do not do. Which I stated in the initial request

ROI is top tier when it comes to customer service. Chris sets the bar with a smile. Great service…read moreis an awesome match for a top tier company.

We got a great deal on our new siding and ROI did a fantastic job! It was time to replace our super…read moreold siding and the sales process was fair and we did not feel pressured at all. We got a great deal and I recommend using ROI for your next project. The construction team was great and even though the project took a little longer then expected it was still done promptly. There was a slight delay because they found old asbestos siding and that needed to be removed. Our project coordinator Brooke was very nice and helped everything run smoothly.

After a frustrating, high-pressure sales pitch from another company, we turned to Reddit and saw…read moreincredible reviews for American Windows and Siding. We decided to drive an hour out to their showroom without calling first. Even though they weren't open yet and are by-appointment-only, Phil greeted us without hesitation.It turned out they couldn't take on our small window sill repair since they didn't install the original window, but Phil helped us anyway! He gave us repair ideas, explained potential causes, pointed us toward the right tools, and gave us contacts who could help. To top it off, his cuddly dog Wilson kept us company, and Phil even recommended a local spot for lunch since he knew we had a long drive. We are completely speechless at his kindness and support, despite not even being paying customers. Based on this first impression, we would work with Phil any day. The world needs more people like him!

I would totally recommend this window company. I have a big house with about 40 windows that all…read morehave sail failure and need replacement. Because it is a big project, I actually contacted at least 7-8 companies for quotes and ended up using American windows because of their best price and the best windows brand and glass package. Energy efficiency was my priority so I want the best price and best windows which seems to be very hard. But Jay (the project manager) made sure I got what I wanted. The team went out to install 40 windows and they absolutely did an excellent job. They were super friendly and professional. I'm very neat and detailed so they made sure all windows are cleaned and properly installed. After installing, they vacuumed and even mopped the floor for me. I'm very pleased with their work !

I am retired, but up until a few years ago I held a commercial/residential Home Improvement…read moreContractor's license in Virginia. I have never installed a complete roof. First of all, Home Genius Exteriors (HGE) is not a roofing company. It is a nationally-franchised marketing and sales company that writes contracts for roof replacements and then subcontracts with actual roofing companies to do the work. The HGE people you deal with may never have installed a roof in their life. You are placing a lot of trust in people who, in my experience, are clueless about the subtle aspects of creating a waterproof roof. Although they say they "vetted" their subcontractors, that is a hollow promise. I would not recommend HGE to anyone unless they themselves are experienced in construction techniques and have the time to oversee all of the work. To begin with, the salesman, J. Holm, was definitely high pressure with the usual scare tactics (you NEED to repair your roof immediately), and an offer of a reduced cost if I signed immediately. I went ahead and signed because under Virginia's "Right to Cancel" law you have 3 days to cancel the contract. Once signed, I never talked to the sales guy again. My case was passed to a welcome lady, then to a lady who said she was the project coordinator, and then to the first "project manager" (PM). I never met any of those people, but they assured me that "their crew" would satisfy all of my worries. Yah, sure. The HGE PM arranged to have all the materials delivered to my house. The PM said "their crew" would arrive at 7:00 am the next day, and indeed they did. It was then I learned that they did not work at HGE; they were subcontractors. I asked them to check the weather because it was supposed to rain. They did, and said they didn't work in the rain, and left. The HGE "project manager" (PM) called me later and said the workers would arrive two days later. He never visited my home. I covered the material with a tarp myself. Two days later at 7:00AM the workers did arrive and said their boss was ill, but they said they would start work anyway. I was astounded that HGE did not have a project manager on duty to oversee the work. I called the HGE PM (I think I woke him up) and asked who was in charge and how could I be sure that my worries would be addressed. The HGE PM told me that he was "busy," so he was handing my case off to another PM who might stop by noon! It took a couple of phone calls and "convincing" language to get the two managers (the new guy, Issac Agyemang, from HGE and the subcontractor) to show up and explain to the Spanish-speaking workers exactly what I wanted. Once the managers arrived, the work began smoothly. The HGE PM remained on site for at most two hours then left and was not seen again until he came back to get paid two days later. There was no supervision of the subcontractor by any HGE person. The job took two days to complete, and fortunately I had the time and expertise to oversee the work. When the workers were just finishing the last step, I walked around the roof with the subcontractor boss. It all looked very well-done except that the vent boots were the wrong size for the copper vent pipes that I have. I pointed out to the subcontractor that there was a ¼-inch gap between the boot and the pipe, making it not waterproof. The kind of boots that they installed are very good silicone ones, but HGE had sent them the wrong boots, and the subcontractor didn't catch it until I pointed it out to them. Had I not been familiar with basic construction, the subcontractor (and HGE) would have left me with a leaking roof. The boot problem led to a seven-day back and forth as to what to do about the issue. I will not bore you with the details but suffice it to say it was very stressful for me and my wife. The HGE PM was totally clueless about the proper way to install the boots over copper pipes. I had to point him to the manufacturer's website that contained a detailed YT video on how to do the job. Rather than doing it according to the manufacturer's recommendation, the HGE PM and the subcontractors did their way. I gave up and let it pass. I'm guessing, but I think that of the money I paid to HGE, only about 15-20% went to the subcontractor, 20-30% for the supplies, and 50-60% went to HGE. The deceitful aspect is that HGE claims that these subcontractors are "their crews," which they are not. Eventually the work was done correctly. I hope that no one else has to rely on the technical incompetence of HGE to install their roof. You will not know ahead of time which roofing company will actually install your roof. Find a local roofing company; not a franchise like HGE. NOTE THE REPLY FROM HGE. They claim they have never heard of me or contract # 276105

We are very satisfied with the work the crew did very perfectional and cleaned up all the old…read morematerials they took down and cleaned up my lawn the way they found it I give this company a 10!!

Great windows, locally made in MD A little too pricey for…read moremy area. If we had a600 thousand dollar house I'd probably get them.

Despite the setbacks, the installers were professional and the finished door looks very nice. Once…read morethe installation was finally completed correctly, the quality of the product itself met my expectations. However, the overall process was far more stressful than it should have been. My original appointment was scheduled back in February, but no one showed up, and when I called, I was told the appointment was not even in the system so they had to rescehdule. Then on installation day, the crew arrived with the wrong size and wrong color door, which delayed the installation and caused me to miss work. Communication throughout the process was slow, and I had to repeatedly call and request escalation before receiving consistent updates. Ironically, communication became much quicker when it came time to collect the final payment. While compensation was eventually offered, it felt like the minimum possible amount considering the inconvenience and lost time involved. In the end, the final product turned out well, but the scheduling, communication, and ordering issues made the experience frustrating overall.

I give 5 stars to their job, very professionals, coming on time, excellent job , I'm so please of…read moretheir professionalism, I call them for installation of Shutters and did really good ! I recommend Calderas Construction

Great job on the windows. Took a little time to get the windows in around the holidays, but…read moreinstallation was done professionally.

It was a bit hard to get the proposal, in two ways. First the salesman was very long winded. I…read moreknow he was explaining their product but it was totally unnecessary. I even asked him go get to the point. Then once we got the info they were almost 12,000 over the other but WITH similar products. They have to much overhead. I asked for the cost if they needed to take up the plywood for the entire roof. That but was extremely low.

am beyond livid right now. I have an 8-week-old newborn at home and have gone out of my way to put…read moreup clear signs so people don't knock or ring the doorbell. I have a dog, and he barks every time someone knocks, which inevitably wakes the baby. I have a sign directly on my doorbell and a massive 'No Soliciting' sign in my yard, yet this company ignores both. I have security footage of a representative from this company walking up to my door, looking directly at my sign, reading it, and choosing to knock anyway. If this is how their employees are trained to treat property owners and ignore basic requests, I can only imagine what they would ignore during an actual home renovation project. There is zero respect for property here. I will never recommend a company that blatantly disregards the signs and boundaries of a homeowner. Avoid them if you value respect and professionalism.