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Legacy Sunrooms

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Open • 7:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Window treatment installation or replacement

Motorize existing window treatment

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Sure-Dry

Sure-Dry

(19 reviews)

We live in an old farmhouse with a basement that's not exactly friendly. We decided to go with…read moreSure-Dry to spruce it up a bit and make sure everything stays dry. So far they've been great for us. The most recent example was today. I had spent the entire morning trying to get our sump pump to work, and had tried everything to thaw the pipes. I had come to the conclusion that maybe it was the pump itself that was having issues, so I decided to give them a call. The person I spoke with was very friendly, knowledgeable, and professional, and had someone sent out same day to take a look. I believe his name was John and he was excellent. Super friendly and knew his stuff for sure. In the end it did turn out to simply be frozen pipes, but John took care of it, and not to mention had to work outside on the coldest day we've had in a long time. Excellent job, Sure-Dry, keep up the great work!

Important: PLEASE READ DO NOT HIRE. Please view all my…read morephotos ******************** This company is only interested in your money & making a sale !!! I hired Sure-Dry 3 yrs ago to fix my basement walls. Prior to hiring them, I sent them videos of my basement walls protruding water, like a broke dike would do. So, not only was my basement getting tons of water in it... but you could physically see that I had severe cracks & structural damage in my walls. Several other companies come out to provide me a quote. Unfortunately, I opted to hire Sure-Dry. *** I specifically asked the sales person and the crew supervisor why they wouldn't have to dig the outside perimeter to correct my problem *** They're answer was " Ohhh, we don't have to do that anymore " I am an average home owner, I did my research, but you're also hiring PROFESSIONALS, LICENSED COMPANIES who make you believe that you can trust them. When they started my project, they assured me that these " magical drain tiles " would resolve & correct my problems. When the crew began, the workers were extremely kind, however after the work was finished, Sure-Dry had to come out repeatedly to correct things that weren't done right. I had to call them SO MANY times. I worked my way up the branch of command to get help. ****My basement kept getting wet, every time it rained *** I would call them every time to have someone come out to address the problem. This company refused to call me back. Luckily I kept a log and took pictures over the past 3 years. On 9/4/26 we had a lot of rain. My sump pump alarm went off at 4am, I went down to basement, suddenly water came leaking in from every wall by the floor. I immediately called Sure-Dry. Of course they don't offer 24hr emergency service. I left them a message. 1 hr later I heard a THUNDEROUS CRASH !!! My bearing wall had now totally COLLAPSED. I had water & mud up to ankles. Mud had now traveled through my entire basement & lower level of my house. My living room, bathroom, bedroom & office. EVERYTHING GOT DESTROYED !! I left another message, frantically telling them of the collapse. By 9am I had called in another 5 times with still no response back. It is now 9/25/26... this unscrupulous, fraudulently based company has yet to call me back or even come out to my house to view all the damages. I spoke to the GM: Nick Rainer on 9/11, now a week later. He promised to speak to Cory ( project manager) about situation & come out that following Monday. I proactively sent Sure-Wet a certified letter requesting a cure for damages. After 10 days the GM ( Nick Rainer) sent me an email, stating they have forwarded my situation to their LEGAL Dept. OMG ... I have a 25 yr warranty from this company !!! And still no call, no apology and no visit to my home. I began & attempted to call every contractor, foundation repair company, restoration service etc.... But no one was available, due to working the Menasha tornado project. Please view all the detailed pics of the basement wall COLLAPSE !! My State Farm insurance company denied my entire claim ... EVERYTHING Toby, Vince & Tony were the crew that water-proofed my basement. They ALL went up & beyond. They were very expeditious in completing the job, and were so KIND for assisting me with small items I needed help with. I decided to go with the " wall braces" that were recommended to ensure my walls / foundations stay in place. I requested the same crew to come back for the additional repairs. The only downside that was visible to me, would be the appearance of the white wall sheeting that was applied. The pictures and how it was described to me when I received my quote were totally different. The pictures showed a tight white sheeting that appeared to be flat & adhered to the wall. The sheets on my walls are loose and not that appealing. Toby explained what the sheeting was actually meant to do, therefore the need for the loose fitting. I might suggest that when siting an estimate and providing different options to the customer, that the " Wall protection " be explained a little better.

Valley Peak Construction - Gazebo post that was hit by tractor with bucket on it. Beyond repair, had to order a new post.

Valley Peak Construction

(2 reviews)

Valley Peak Construction LLC was not qualified to take on a project like mine. The quality of work…read morewas extremely subpar, and as of this writing, it appears that Quinn Wendt, the owner of Valley Peak Construction, was not insured as he claimed when he was on site. Fortunately, for me R. Schuh Services, Van Zealand's Landscaping and NJ Paltzer did excellent work completing the project as I envisioned and repairing the damage Quinn Wendt caused. In order to keep this review at a manageable length, and still allow you to draw a conclusion, I will summarize the events as they unfolded. Quinn Wendt is the Owner and CEO of Valley Peak Concrete Construction LLC. Contracted with Quinn Wendt to remove concrete from around a tree stump and then repour cement in the area. Quinn provided an estimate that I agreed to and paid him for the cost of the concrete. He cashed the check immediately even though we agreed nothing would happen until early to mid-July about three weeks later. Issues started the first time Quinn showed up and continued until I told him he was done with the job. Issues include: * Claimed he was fully insured but according to the insurance company he gave me, he is not insured * Claimed that he would reimburse me for part of the payment I made to him but has not done that either * Every time I talked with him, the plan had changed * Equipment didn't work (likely a stalling tactic) * Brought equipment too large to fit in my yard * He wasn't careful with the equipment; damaged the flagstone pathways, gazebo, and almost took down the electrical wire coming to my house * Ground was not prepped to pour cement; you don't pour cement over 5 and 6 inch chunks of broken up cement, which I ended up having to rake to one side so the tree stump could be ground out more * He was going to pour cement over large chunks of cement that was broken out and never removed, which also meant that the stump could not have been ground down properly * Would not communicate with me after being let go

Avoid at all costs. Hiring Quinn was the biggest mistake…read moreI've made in home projects. The work was beyond substandard--honestly some of the worst craftsmanship I've ever seen--and then he ghosted me before the job was even finished. Examples: He used flimsy 1x4s to form the concrete, so every straight run is wavy. The finish work is sloppy to the point of embarrassment. The concrete is barely a week old and already has a crack running through its full depth. Our deck looks like trash--he literally screwed straight into the middle of composite deck boards. This isn't just "bad work"--it's work that leaves me with no option but to tear it all out and start over. Thousands of dollars wasted. If you value your home, your money, and your sanity, do not hire this guy. See you in small claims court, Quinn.

Legacy Sunrooms - patiocoverings - Updated October 2026

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