I have been working with All Weather Window and Doors since 2018. They have now installed all the…read morewindows in my house, my back porch slider door and my front door. While the quality of the products is excellent, what has kept me coming back to them is their fantastic customer service. They come when they say the will, and everything they installed has been absolutely perfect. I have used several contractors over past few years whose work has ranged from awful to acceptable and it is so refreshing to work with a company where everything is just done right. Windows and doors are big investments and I am glad that I went with these guys for my purchases.

The family owned business is well run and could handle our higher maintenance custom order. We put…read morein a new back door off of our Kitchen with a small mechanical dog door on the bottom. The paint on the out of the door and the inside matched and everything was seamless. The cost seemed very fair for the quality that we needed in an exterior door. Now, the company is not the fastest so if you are looking to do a quick kick on your project you might find someone faster. Basically the cost of a better deal is dealing with their time schedule of when they can get to you. Since they provide quality at a reasonable price, call early and get started with a meeting and education of your options. We had Keven; he's nice, not pushy and but wants to fully understand what you're looking to do. Happy customers, like us will be repeat customers.

Complete Home Concepts did an excellent job upgrading our hall and master bathrooms. The work…read moreincluded cultured marble showers in both bathrooms, a soaker tub in the master bath, and a walk in shower with a bench in the hall bath. Brooke was great to work with--she listened to our needs and involved Dylan in helping us select options. Dylan and his team completed the installation smoothly, keeping the space clean and organized throughout. We are extremely satisfied with the craftsmanship, attention to detail, and overall results. The project met both our expectations and budget, and we highly recommend this company.

We were forced to pay upfront but they did not order everything we payed for so everything was…read moredelayed. 6months later they forgot to order the backdrops (refractories) and we were told they were on back order but they forgot to order them. We were told "shit happens". They only ordered 1/2 that we needed and it wasn't until we notified them that they needed to order the second one (we have two fireplaces in our home). Once they arrived they multiple times they had to come back they were BEYOND rude to myself and my husband. Every time the office is called to let them know they're still missing parts there is no communications to people that deliver and install the fireplaces and have a horrible attitude.

Zucca is a great company to work with for roof leaks. They fixed a couple of boots on my roof…read more They could have tried to sell me a whole roof, but they did what needed to be done and charged me a very reasonable price. I am so pleased with this company from the woman that answered the phone, to Cade who came out and found the problem, and to Wyatt for making sure that I was taken care of. I would definitely recommend them to everyone.

Replaced our roof and did a great job. Wyatt came out and gave us a bid, which was reasonable. They…read morecleaned up after they were done. Very professional. Would definitely recommend.

They replaced rotted wood on the front of my home and my deck. And they painted all of it. All in 6…read morehours. They do great work at a very reasonable price. I highly recommend Wood Rot Solutions

I had used this company a few years ago for a quick repair on account of refinancing the house and…read morethe bank's inspector found wood rot. Fast forward and we are selling the house and decided to use this gentleman's company again. On the day I reached him he was out a few hours later to give a bid. He used a ladder. Many contractors don't, which is surprising. The following day the estimate was received. It's best to obtain several estimates. This company had provided quality work but they are extremely expensive. Yes, I've heard the saying "You get what you pay for." However, when estimates are priced based on line by line items instead of per project; it can become unclear if someone is trying to take advantage of a project or is providing a high bid because they are too busy to accept a new project. Make sure when hiring a contractor you purchase the materials for the identical cost that the contractor would have purchased them, too.

This company is nearly impossible to work with. We are currently doing a whole house renovation and…read moredoing all of the work ourselves. We were going to do the siding on our own as well, but decided that if we were going to hire out any part of the project, the siding was the one to do. We spent weeks reading through manuals from James Hardie, so when we decided to hire out the job, we knew exactly what to expect. Johnson County did a great job on selling us on their "quality product and application" but fell short on literally every other part of the job. Coming in at $33,000 they were the most expensive quote that we received for the job, but we felt confident that it would be worth the price. We hired them in early 2023 to do our siding, and after hitting some delays on our end, they completed the job in September 2023. We did everything in our power to communicate with them how things were progressing and when we would be ready for the siding install. During this 6 month gap between hiring them and job completion, they changed project managers 3 times and never communicated this to us. Install day arrived and the final project manager (Nicholas) assigned to the job had never even laid eyes on the project. This should have been a straightforward job for an "experienced" company like JOCO siding. This was not the case. We had issues with the install from day one. Nicholas was only present on site at the beginning of each day. He didnt actually manage the project. There was absolutely no effort made to assess the quality of work being done. The team was ill equipped and had to borrow staples, nails, and our nail gun for different parts of the project. As soon as the vapor barrier and trim was applied the flaws were evident. We had to hunt down Justin (owner) through Nicholas and tell him to cease work on the job until he would come out and look at the quality of work. When Justin and Nicholas arrived on site, we had to fight with them for them to see the mistakes the team had made. Trim had been applied without being shimmed level, vapor barrier had not been taped down around windows before trim was installed, flashing was not correctly applied, large gaps (1/2"+) were left that the team had filled with caulking, and flashing was missing in crucial spots on top of trim. Nicholas proceeded to tell us what we were pointing out to them was "bullsh*t" and we offered to show them another house that had recently gotten Hardie siding that did not have any of these issues. Justin had the team take down all of the trim and reapply it. This only fixed about 80% of the problem. The team installed siding planks that were either cracked, broken or had large gouges in them. Justin and Nicholas came out for the final walkthrough once the job was completed. Most of the issues with the planks we didnt notice until after the walkthrough, but some of the smaller mistakes we did notice we let slide. Justin told us that after all of the incidents with our house, the entire team had to be sent to be retrained...but did not offer to make right on the shoddy work they did for us. After winter passed, we noticed even more flaws in the siding. Corners have broken off of planks, planks that were cracked horizontally during install were filled with color matched caulk, poorly applied trim caulk was now peeling away from the house and multiple places on planks are scraped down through the paint. We have been trying to contact Johnson County since May of 2024 to get our siding repaired. Most emails and all phone calls go unanswered. The ones they do respond to are met with empty promises of "the team will be notified" and "we'll let you know when we can get you on the books". Johnson County uses a third party answering service so it is IMPOSSIBLE to actually get a hold of anyone in the offices. They promise a good warranty which is completely useless because you cannot actually get them to come make repairs to the siding. The only positive in this is the guys that did the gutters did a good job and were quick to fix a small issue we had.

We recently contracted with JCWS (Johnson County Siding and Windows) for Ply Gem Pro Select fascia…read moreand soffits. Bill Christie is the owner and the company is based in Olathe. We chose them because 2 of our neighbors used them for siding with excellent results. Both houses look great. JCWSs' online reviews are good, their BBB file is excellent, I couldn't find any lawsuits through on the public record's website for Joco, and they offered a five-year workmanship warranty. Bill's pricing was also competitive. Our house is about 2000 square feet and we paid around $2k.They required no money upfront and payment in full when the project was completed. Bill's team did an excellent job and the installed system looks beautiful. They were reliable (e.g. showed up on time each day), were respectful of the property (e.g. no damage and cleaned up after themselves), and were always professional. Bill came by after the work was completed to inspect for quality and to collect payment. Bill and I found one tiny area that was missed due to the location being partially hidden, about 6 inches of the fascia. I didn't catch it until after the team had left the property. Bill's team was back out within just a few days to make sure the work was completed. It speaks volumes of a business owner that quickly resolves workmanship issues. I would definitely recommend Bill Christie to others and would hire JCSW again.

Edited post service in 9/2017: John Howard finally contacted me after our contractor that…read moreoriginally hired them back in 2012 contacted him on my behalf. He came out, reviewed the issue, ascertained that the leak was likely due to flashing issues around vent pipes, and said he would send out his best worker to fix the problem the following week. After one additional follow up call (the following week turned into a week and a half), the roofer came out and fixed the problem. (We hope.) I'm still not impressed with how long it took to get in touch with Gentry. Their answering service has very nice people working for it, but they're basically useless when it comes to scheduling. They need to work on that. I also didn't enjoy having to get the former contractor involved. I'm not interested in working with them again, and every time I contact them for any reason, they want to know when we're going to be updating our kitchen. ::sigh:: But, hopefully, our roof has been fixed. Original review: Gentry installed our new DaVinci Bellaforte Shake 50 yr tiles back in 2012. Great product, seemingly great company...we were very happy with their work and product. However, here we are in 2017, and we have a leak. We discovered it a couple of weeks ago after several rounds of heavy rain in the Kansas City area in early/mid August. I contacted Gentry immediately, the day we discovered the leak, which was Tuesday, August 22nd. I left a message with their delightful receptionist, Edna, and waited to hear back. Friday, August 25th, I followed up with a phone call to John Howard's cell number that I have, and had to leave another message. I still hadn't heard back by Tuesday, Aug 29th, so I contacted Edna at the office again. She took my information, said she would make a note that this was my 2nd time calling (I told her technically it was the 3rd, since I'd left a message on John's cell the previous Friday), and apologized for the delay in someone getting back to me. It is now Saturday, Sept 9th. I left another message with what sounded like an answering service on Weds, Sep 6th, and also tried reaching John again via his cell phone on Thursday, Sep 7th, hoping that due to the earlier hour, I might be able to catch him before he got busy during the day. Friday, I left another message with the service, who was apologetic again about my lack of response, but...still no call back. We love our new roof, and the only thing we would do differently is to install clips to help with ice and snow sliding issues at the time of the install of the roof. (Although, to be honest, I don't know if the issue is with the type of product used, or the installation, or what, so maybe I don't love our roof? ::sigh:: ) But at this time, I cannot recommend Gentry Roofing, until I hear back from one of their representatives who can help us with the leak in our roof. I'm worried that, since our 5 year warranty on the "workmanship" is about to expire in October, I'm being ignored due to that. (p.s. my husband and a contractor that we were working with at the time hired Gentry without doing any background checking on them. Their webpage has all of 1 former client "testimonial" on it, and there are literally NO REVIEWS anywhere on the internet about the company. They aren't a member of the BBB, so that's not a route that can be taken to file complaints. It's concerning. If I could go back in time, I would have vetted this company better to find out how they manage issues like the one we're currently dealing with.)

We had John Howard at Gentry install our DaVinci roof after another roofer abandoned us with…read more$20,000 worth of roofing materials sitting in the driveway. He was straightforward, honest, fairly priced, and did not try to take advantage of our situation. His team was hardworking, skilled, responsive to our requests, and tried their best to prevent damage to the trees and shrubs. The roof looks great, and (so far anyway, after 4 months) there's no leaks or any other reason to call them back. All in all, we're very pleased.

I am in the process of having my house painted and my guy accidentally steps on one of the windows…read more Right?! I called around to find a place that would replace glass on the windows. First of all, most places either do auto glass or window replacements or installation, not repair glass. That left me with only a few choices. I called all of the ones that did repair glasses on windows and this came in at the cheapest and fast. It was only $20 to replace the glass on the window as opposed to $247 and $150 at other places I called. Granted, when you come here, it's a very unassuming place but it's in an industrial block so I wasn't expecting much. I assume that keeps the overhead cost way down which is a benefit for customers like me. I can't wait to get my window back and come back to get other windows replaced since it's affordable.

Friendly folks. I've bought tempered glass for a tabletop and regular glass for a picture frame…read more Quality and cost were fine both times.