I brought a mirror that was broken and needed replacing. They fixed it while I waited. It looks…read moregreat and they charged a very good price. I will definitely be back!

I had 2 pieces of coffee table glass replaced. Wonderful job. Looks like new same color Good price…read more Next day service. Two thumbs up.

They did an outstanding job cutting a special glass piece for a clover shaped table we have. They…read morewere timely, had great communication and the pricing was fair. Job well done!

The worst glass shop ever! Don't bother using them. Not willing to correct their own mistakes. Not…read moreprepared for scheduled meeting, and the owner has an attitude. Run away from this place!

Rance and his company, Windowman, are simply the best at what they do -- and I say that having…read morelived long enough to know the difference. A few weeks ago, my wife and I purchased a new home with a walkout basement bedroom and an egress window. My wife claimed the room as her own, but shortly after we moved in, she discovered a wet spot in the carpeting near the window. I didn't know where to turn, so I consulted ChatGPT, which pointed me to Windowman. It turned out to be the best recommendation I could have received. I soon learned that Rance is widely regarded as the foremost expert in egress windows in the entire state. I called the company, and Rance reached out promptly and arranged to come by the next day. I braced myself for the worst -- a high-pressure sales pitch and a bill somewhere between $5,000 and $10,000. But Rance was unlike any contractor I've dealt with. He assessed the problem, and almost immediately told me I didn't need a new window at all -- he could repair the existing one. I was relieved. When I asked when he could do the work, he said he'd return at the end of his day to handle it himself. When I asked about cost, he told me not to worry, and we eventually settled on a price that was almost embarrassingly reasonable. True to his word, Rance returned late on a Friday afternoon and completed the repair in just a few hours. But he didn't stop there. Rather than simply fixing the problem, he had cleaned up the entire area and replaced all the surrounding metal trim, leaving the window looking and functioning like new. When I pointed out that this was far more than we'd agreed to, he said simply that he wanted the window to be as good as new -- so that's what he made it. That kind of pride in one's work is rare, and it's rarer still in the home contracting industry. What happened next is something I have never done in my 79 years: I paid him more than he asked. I couldn't, in good conscience, accept the quality of work I received for what he intended to charge me. Rance and Windowman have my highest and most enthusiastic recommendation. If you have an egress window issue -- or any window issue -- stop searching. You've already found the right person.

I had a person to come to my home to provide estimates on my window. He did not care, he was not…read moreinterested in what I was telling him. I would not hire this company, they also was not truthful. What was on their website was completely different from what the consultant told me. None of is was true. I told him he had to leave, his attitude was problem for me. He sucked. Companies need to know they are employing, family or not. They are here to represent your company, which makes you look pretty bad. Your company has lost on a significant amount of money because of his sucky attitude towards me. I wonder, how many other clients were treated this way. I will never deal with this company again. That is how bad he sucked. I would not recommend this company. Now I see why you can't leave a review on their website, that has been removed. They have had alot of bad reviews. If I could rate a 0, I would.

in short, window makeover windows fail after 5 years…read more well, it appears that window makeover isn't any better than any other transient window company. i have had window makeover repair and replace many of my windows over the past five years and the first window that i had replaced now is rotten. and window makeover is standing by their 5 year warranty and not fixing or replacing the window. Exactly at 5 years the window needs to replaced. Also all of the repaired or replaced windows will probably need to be replaced as the windows get to be 5 years old. Also don't count on getting records or proof of purchase from window make over because they have changed software and they don't have old installations.

I had the estimator come out and look at the condition of my windows and sashes; very professional…read moreand very fast in getting back an estimate. Tried to call the company to schedule this work and no one answered the call (tried twice) so I left a message. Did not return my morning call until the afternoon and then no reference to what took them so long. Not sure I will go with them if they can't even be contacted to give them the work!!!

We hired Booher to remodel our master and guest bathrooms. Their staff is incredibly friendly,…read morehelpful and knowledgeable, as was/is our project manager. Their work was timely, efficient and the end renovation is superb! We'll gladly consider consulting them again for future projects. My rating for Booher is a solid 5 out of 5! Janice Canganelli

Booher remodeled a couple different areas of our house recently and we couldn't be happier! Booher…read moreis a very professional company in every manner. They did an excellent job paying attention to details and communicating with us at every step. They return calls and texts on a timely basis! In areas that needed further attention, they always made sure small details were "right." The members of their team are experienced, knowledgeable, and enthusiastic in what they do. We would recommend them in a heartbeat!

We chose Indy Decorative Concrete because of their reputation and referrals and were initially very…read morehappy with the appearance of our patio. We truly loved it. It was beautiful the first year, with only a few scattered popouts. Unfortunately, our experience over the past three years has been disappointing. Within the 3 year warranty period, our patio began developing widespread popouts. We reported the issue during the warranty window, repairs were completed, and an additional $800 was paid to IDC during that process. Despite the repair, which we appreciated, the condition continued and worsened over the past year. Most recently, June 4th, while simply rinsing the patio with a garden hose, additional pieces of concrete broke loose from the surface, further increasing our concern about the patio's condition and long-term durability. After the warranty period ended, we requested another meeting to discuss the continued deterioration. During that visit, much of the discussion focused on the normality of this condition, with comparisons to our 20+ year-old driveway and repeated suggestions that salt or another product may have contributed to the damage. We explained that we do not use salt on the patio and that the only treatment applied to the surface was power washing and sealing completed by IDC. During this same meeting, we were also told the warranty may have been affected because we had only paid to have the patio professionally power washed and sealed by IDC one time during the three-year period, despite yearly sealing being an additional service at our expense. This was surprising to us, especially since the deterioration had already begun and was reported during the warranty period. When we asked whether customers should reasonably expect a properly installed patio less than four years old to deteriorate in this way, we did not receive an answer. We were offered an additional repair option at our expense, but were also told there was no prior experience showing whether the proposed solution would stop the issue long term. Because we wanted to better understand what we were seeing, we sought opinions from other concrete professionals. Based on those conversations, we have been told the condition appears likely to be ongoing and that repairs may require repeated maintenance and expense over time rather than a permanent solution. We were advised that patching and refinishing may improve appearance temporarily but would most likely not permanently stop future popouts. Complete tear out and repouring was recommended since repairs would be costly and temporary. We understand concrete can naturally have imperfections, and we never expected perfection. However, our contract references minor popouts, while what we are experiencing is widespread deterioration that began during the warranty period and continued after repair. Based on the condition of our patio, which is not yet four years old, along with the professional opinions we received, we do not believe this reflects normal concrete imperfections or the quality of work IDC promotes and are concerned something may have gone wrong with the original installation or materials. We are sharing this experience so future customers can ask detailed questions before signing. What level of deterioration is considered "normal" in the first few years? What does "minor popouts" mean? What happens if a repair completed during the warranty period does not resolve the issue? And what long-term solutions are offered if problems continue? We genuinely hoped and paid for a better quality product and wish this situation had been handled differently. We are left with a patio that is not quite four years old and continues to deteriorate.

From planning to finished product, this was an absolute fantastic experience! I appreciated the…read moreassistance (and their patience with my indecision) in picking the best colors, textures, and design to match my house, the punctuality and professionalism of the crews, the overall communication throughout the project, and of course, my fabulous new patio! It looks amazing. Thank you Indy Decorative Concrete!

good experience! I felt glass express had great price,…read morequality work. would use again!

From start to finish--a big thumbs up! I called and the receptionist eased me through the process…read moreof the estimate. Bob came out and did a great job measuring and letting me know what my options were. After about two weeks the glass arrived, and I was promptly called to schedule the installation of the glass. The technician was professional and friendly! From a price perspective, Glass Express offered me the best deal. I highly recommend them for your home or commercial business. Now, I don't hope I need their services again, but if an accident happens it's good to know they are there!

Got quotes from several roofing companies to replace our aging roof ( over 20 years old). Several…read morewere very good. What set Indy Rooftops apart was the overall value. Jack who was our sales/ consultant was awesome as was Teddi who is a manger. Very responsive & great at answering questions. We were able to get a great deal on a metal roof. The crew did a great job. Dedicated, friendly, & very hard working. They didn't rush but worked methodically as they should have. There was supervision when needed but they knew what they were doing. They also made sure to diligently clean up everything after the tear off including another run with the nail magnet the day after tear off to make sure everything was picked up. I urge anyone looking at replacing or fixing their roof to contact Jack at Indy Roofing to make sure they get a great honest estimate.

Keifer came out to my property and was a great help. I appreciated his honesty in his inspection. I…read morelook forward to having him out if I need something in the future.