Jason's team fixed my 1924 craftsman's windows. Needed sash cords replaced and also installed…read moresprung metal weather stripping. All done very neatly, efficiently, and respectfully.

Jason was a pleasure to work with. Quick to respond and clear communication through out the…read moreprocess. Had him custom make two beautiful wood storm windows for our 100 year old saint paul home. Highly recommend.

Andrew was a pleasure to work with. Professional, reliable and communicative. When I had a minor…read moreissue with a defective screen, he responded quickly to remedy the situation. Also, I was astounded at how clean they kept the job site! Looking forward to a winter with efficient windows!!!!

Andrew and his team did a fantastic job. They were fairly priced, quick to respond, and were great…read morepeople to work with overall.

Doesn't seem to be a real company. Not listed in the Better Business Bureau. Not listed as a MN…read morecontractor. When I called their number it was not answered by Armatage Windows but by Handyman Services. Checked on Nextdoor to see if anyone had heard of them. No one has.

From the owner: Established in 2008, Armatage Windows has grown from a modest family operation into Minneapolis's…read morepremier window installation and replacement specialist. Through unwavering commitment to quality craftsmanship and customer satisfaction, we've transformed over 15,000 homes across the Twin Cities metropolitan area. Our comprehensive service portfolio includes energy-efficient window installations, custom designs, emergency repairs, and seasonal maintenance programs. "Our success stems from treating every home as if it were our own," says Mary Thompson, CEO of Armatage Windows. "We're not just installing windows; we're enhancing homes, improving energy efficiency, and creating lasting relationships with our customers." This philosophy has earned Armatage Windows numerous industry accolades, including the prestigious Minnesota Contractor Excellence Award for three consecutive years. Looking ahead, Armatage Windows is expanding its eco-friendly product line and introducing innovative smart window technology. Our investment in advanced installation techniques and sustainable materials reflects our dedication to environmental responsibility and customer value. With a growing team of certified professionals and a state-of-the-art showroom opening in 2024, we're positioned to remain at the forefront of residential window solutions in the Upper Midwest.

I had a great experience with everyone I worked with here, from the salesman to the installers. I…read moreused Yelp to get estimates from several window companies and these guys had the lowest price, best reviews and an A+ rating from the BBB. They replaced 12 picture windows in a 1950's house, which required quite a bit of interior trim. I had to wait a number of weeks for the windows to be fabricated. Once they were built, they scheduled installation and everything went right on schedule and was done in a day and a half. The interior trim did need some caulking but I did that, and painted the trim myself to match the rest of my interior. The outside colors coordinate well with my house colors. 100% would recommend this company and may use again for more windows.

Great and friendly crew and great job. So happy to get rid of old crank out windows and replace…read morewith easy to clean ones with the screen on the outside. A++ work

It was great working with Jeff! He explained the whole process and they delivered a great…read moreexperience! They were able to complete the job in one day, and I couldn't be happier with the work! Highly Recommend using them!

We recently worked with SNAP Construction after they reached out to inform us about rebate programs…read moreavailable through local energy companies, the federal government, and other sources to help improve home insulation. Layne came to our home and did an excellent job explaining the different rebate options, financing plans, and the entire insulation process. He made everything easy to understand and stress-free. Alexis and Tarik handled the actual work. They removed all of our old attic insulation, sealed any openings, and installed new insulation that helps repel mice and bugs. The next day, they returned to insulate the walls. They arrived on time, were respectful of our home and furnishings, and left everything clean when they were done. Overall, I'm very satisfied with the quality of work and professionalism from SNAP Construction. Highly recommend!

Honest Exteriors helped me with hail damage on two properties; one in Minneapolis and one in…read moreRobbinsdale. The Robbinsdale home was a huge project - roof, steel siding, window wraps and gutters. The Minneapolis property was a roof replacement. Easy to communicate with, fast execution, and a hard working crew! I would recommend Honest Exteriors and would work with them again!

Their advertisement stated they can help get storm damage approved through insurance companies that…read moreare difficult to work with, they contacted me via Facebook and I was given a number to a project manager, his name is Chris I had also been speaking to I believe a secretary via text; and I message to Chris told him what happen with the inspection from the last company and that I definitely do have damage and two days later he text me back and said, " Unfortunately we will be passing on your project." Good luck etc.. I asked him why they were passing when they had not even inspected my property, never got a response I also contacted the secretary that I've been speaking to with no response. Unreliable and unprofessional

Took forever to get a quote and then place an order. Once done the manufacture was backlogged. To…read moretop it off they were damaged by the installer and still waiting for a warranty call to fix. During the call to see the damage they forced the window ope too far and caused over 1000 in damage to window coverings. Don't recommend at all

So we had them install windows many years ago. One them stopped being able to stay up. They were…read moreable to verify our purchase and take care of the windows within a few days. Oh! And the repair person was a nice source of knowledge and teaching.

I feel lucky we wound up with NJR. Noe was very responsive and explained the whole process from…read moreclaims to insurance negotiation to roofing. The insurance company was being recalcitrant about the damage and expected payment. Noe handled the negotiation process with the insurance company's inspector and claims adjuster from start to finish and kept the whole job at the quoted price with no surprises. Crew was very fast and respectful of property. Noe stuck with us afterwards to deal with the post install inspection and depreciation adjustment. Great experience, highly recommended.

Noah was dogged in working with our insurance company to get us the best claim possible. He took…read morecare of everything. The crew worked hard and diligently for 12 hours and clean up was immaculate. We have a couple of big projects on the horizon and we will definitely work with NJR again.

I reached out for service to my chimney, in Minneapolis. I can't actually speak poorly about the…read moreconstruction work this company provides, because I didn't get that far. I had some odd interactions with the reception staff. I called to schedule an estimate, and as we were setting up a time, she asked me about whether my "husband" would be there. It was really startling (I'm an out lesbian). I chose to handle it with humor, so I laughed and answered, "Hon, I don't have a husband." I got the impression she disliked that. I thought about just canceling the estimate, as I wouldn't want to work with a company that might be unfriendly to LGBTQ customers. But I figured it was just an estimate, and I could see if I got a good vibe from the person who actually arrived. The estimate was scheduled yesterday at 11:30am. I'm not a morning person, and will generally sleep till 10am or later. But my phone rang before 8:30am, which was not ideal! It turned out to be a receptionist from Lindus construction. I said something about the time (and to be fair, probably sounded pretty grumpy), and she basically began arguing, saying that they were open (so I guess I should be on the same timetable?), and that she hadn't specifically been told not to call me before 9am. The reason she was calling was that they wanted to reschedule due to weather, which was fine, but I figured, you know -- this company might be kind of right-wing/ not queer-friendly, and certainly doesn't seem to be sleep friendly, and those are two things I cherish (LGBTQ people, and sleep). So I just canceled. Adding an additional note in response to the reply from Bridget C. First, thanks for reading and for the rapid response! Second, your note did indicate that I had "misconstrued" your receptionist's statement about my imagined "husband". I actually stated facts, and then recognized the possibility that those facts could potentially indicate a lack of LGBTQ friendly consciousness at Lindus Construction. It might be fair to say that I misconstrued something if I had gone from just a mere possibility to a vehement declaration (e.g. saying something like "Clearly, this company hates all LGBTQ people!"). But under the circumstances, my critical feedback seems pretty mild, quite plausible, and doesn't seem to mistake or "misconstrue" what actually occurred. Sorry if it seems like I'm nitpicking, but I think that accuracy in this instance matters. With that said, thanks for talking to your staff about this issue! Third, I agree wholeheartedly that Minnesota culture reflects our experiences of winter! But that's not quite the issue here. The storm you reference happened between Saturday night and Sunday. It was pretty predictable that there would be snow on the roof on the Tuesday after, and snow was also forecast for Tuesday since the weekend. So it certainly would have been fine and possible, if your staff wanted to reschedule a Tuesday 11:30am appointment to just call anytime Monday afternoon, or to call Tuesday morning, but not quite so early (i.e. at 10am or later). The call yesterday morning, before 8:30am, wasn't actually dictated by the weather. One value we do have in Minnesota is that compared to many states, we sometimes put a lot more value on caring for people, for neighbors, for community members. So take my critical feedback in that spirit? Minnesota includes many elders and people with disabilities, and a lot of us need more time in the morning to rest and to take care of our health, our hearts, our sore limbs, our digestive systems, our over-taxed adrenal systems, and to just to allow us to rise gently. So if you were open to changing your business culture (because it is corporate culture, not Minnesota culture that generates the norm that incorrectly assumes everyone should be up at 8am) -- it would be pretty simple, when having your reception staff do intake with new customers, to just ask, "If we need to call you, what hours are you generally available?", and then to take note of and honor the response. Doing so would be a great way to attract more loyalty from some of the many Minnesotans who are aging and disabled, and again, there are plenty of us. Thanks again for the reply, and take care!

Was trying to get additional gutters installed since this company apparently installed gutters on…read moremy house before I had bought it but there was a small section that still needed gutters. The sales rep came out and looked at my house and said he would get back to me. After several days of not hearing back I had to contact them again. The quote was way too high for what I needed done so I gave them my budget to see what they could do, bt then they just ghosted me. In summary, poor value, poor customer service.

Martin was quick and very responsive with his communication and service. He did great quality work…read moreand talked us through everything that we needed. Would definitely recommend using him as your window repair tech.

Martin from Backwards Progress did a great job for us. He was meticulous in working up a job…read moreestimate that required multiple visits for measurements and working with a particularly difficult manufacturer to find the replacement sashes and windows we needed, The manufacturer was so difficult to work with that another window repair company gave up trying. Martin did not give up and worked up multiple options for us. I can recommend Backwards Progress with no reservations.