I while back, we got our house done over on the outside by Indiana Window and Siding Company. We…read moregot new siding, a nice front door, and all our windows replaced, which included replacing a big, old, crappy looking picture window in our living room with a beautiful bow window, which Yoda, our cat, absolutely loves by the way! We are extremely satisfied with everything Indiana Window and Siding did for us. Beautiful, classy, top quality, all the way. and the total cost was really fair! Everybody we dealt with in the company was nice as pie! You should definitely give them a call for your remodeling needs. Yoda wanted me to post a photo of his new favorite sunbathing spot!

It has been about four years since Indiana window and siding remodeled our home with new…read morereplacement windows and vinyl siding. We have not had one problem, and everything still looks like it's brand new. If you are looking for a company that really cares about your home, and has the expertise to do a top quality job, look no further than Indiana window and siding company. And the price they quote you will put a big smile on your face, I guarantee it.

We had multiple settling cracks in our ceiling. A drywall company repaired the cracks. The…read moreexpected end result was mismatched ceiling colors. I contacted Jeremy Roath. He promptly responded. We set up an appointment for a whole house ceiling and breakfast nook walls painting estimate. Jeremy arrived on time. He was professional and courteous. Our furniture, flooring and walls were protected. Over the few days it took to complete the ceiling and breakfast nook walls, Jeremy kept in contact by email. We were not home when Jeremy was painting. We 100% recommend Jeremy Roath based on honesty, meticulous workmanship and consideration.

My husband and I have worked with Jeremy for several years. He is impressively businesslike,…read moreresponding promptly and clearly to messages. His prep work and painting are meticulous. Top notch work.

We had Brian redo our entire house to get it ready to sell and he did everything! Repaired walls,…read moreposts, doorways, and doors, painted walls, installed new lighting, fixed cracks, tiled the kitchen floor and walls, installed appliances, installed and moved outlets, changed door knobs and hinges, and on and on. He is meticulous in his work (also meaning he doesn't rush a job) and won't skimp on a job even if he puts in twice the time he estimated just to make sure that it's perfect. Brian previously worked as a window installer and can actually build a whole building if you need him to. He was open to every job we threw at him except carpet installation (best to leave that to the guys who do it everyday and work for the carpet company) and wood floor refinishing (you need specific, expensive equipment to do this job that he doesn't own). We're hiring Brian to do all the work to renovate the house we're moving into, also, including building an entertainment center for us and a fence and shed out back. And he's really nice and laid back. I strongly recommend Brian Reynolds!

They put a fence in for me. So nice, professional, and reasonably priced. Two and half weeks from…read morefirst call to finish!

Honest Affordable Reliable This is what best describes…read moreBloomington Windows, Siding & Fence. Recently we had a big exterior renovation job done by a highly recommended local contractor that went south very quickly. Needless to say we were very disappointed and didn't exactly know what to do about getting everything redone correctly. Then came along Stephen, he listened to our nightmare of a story, assessed our situation, gave me a quote & timeline the next day. So the day comes that everything was supposed to get started. Chuck, Tom & crew were here first thing in the a.m. Supplies had been delivered 2 days prior so these guys were were ready to rock. Chatted with the guys for a few before leaving for work...btw they are GREAT guys. So I get home for lunch and noticed a difference in my siding as I'm driving down the road at 40mps. Unbelievable.....in one morning?? Okay.....long story short. 3 days, all mess picked up each day, can't even tell they had been here, pay attention to detail, hard working, reliable, knowledgeable & professional. House looks incredible!!! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

So easy to schedule. Work is fabulous and price was great! We just had them put in a new screen and…read moreit was a great process

I called them to repair the glass in our patio door…read more They provided an estimate. There was a mixup on availability of the replacement glass. They worked hard to get the replacement within the time frame promised. They arrived and not only replaced the glass in the patio door, they also repaired a couple of items I had concerns with regarding the door setup. They fixed the door for about 1/5th of what I was quoted for a new door. Great company to do business with.

Be cautious with CHM Properties, owned by Tom Wininger. My son rented from them at 1327 Dunn St,…read moreand it was a very disappointing experience. They promised parking passes but never delivered them--resulting in multiple tenants getting towed. When the boys raised concerns, the management refused to take responsibility or offer any refund and ultimately denied them the opportunity to renew their lease. There also appeared to be poor communication between the husband-and-wife team managing the property, which added to the confusion and lack of accountability. I would strongly recommend doing thorough research and considering other housing options before signing a lease with CHM. This will obviously transfer over to also running a construction company.

In June of 2020, my husband and I purchased our new home in Highland Park Estates from Wininger…read moreConstruction. From the beginning, we were told by the realtor, Jay Kohlmeir of Millican Realty, that Tom Wininger was a reputable, fourth-generation builder in Bloomington. Jay also informed us that our new home included a two-year warranty, in addition to one-month and one-year walkthroughs. We were assured that any problems discovered after move-in would be addressed thoroughly and promptly. Within the first few weeks after closing, we discovered multiple items that required repairs and we immediately contacted Wininger Construction through phone calls, emails, and in-person visits to attempt to get our issues addressed; however, their communication was inconsistent and many of our problems went unaddressed and ignored. We ended up having to document every instance of communication, as Wininger Construction has no system for tracking and monitoring post-move in repairs and warranty-related items. The problems with our home included (but were not limited to): broken and chipped window frames on every window on the back of the house, over 15 scratches and chunks out of the brand-new laminate wood flooring, front and back doors that were not framed properly (e.g., bowing, not latching, door handle broken), fire separation from the HVAC system into the home not to code (i.e., missing), HVAC not insulated to code, a damaged gutter, an bathroom exhaust fan not vented properly, a missing grommet from the electrical panel, etc. Although some items from our initial list were repaired, at one point we were told that we had asked for "too many" repairs. As a result, we were informed that we were not going to get our one-month walkthrough, and we were told to save any other repairs for our one-year walkthrough (which has not yet been scheduled). This solution was unacceptable as our front and rear exterior doors were not opening and closing properly and were at some points, completely unusable. Furthermore, after the windows were inspected by the window supplier, the supplier provided a formal report documenting that the damage on some windows was so bad that some windows needed to be replaced. When I went to Wininger's Highland Park Estates office to discuss the window issue with the realtor in the front office, Tom rushed out of a back office and verbally assaulted me. He entered my personal space and screamed at me repeatedly to leave his office, even though I never raised my voice to him. Tom refused to even discuss the problem with me and screamed at me until I was forced to leave the office. Tom's behavior was reprehensible, disrespectful, and absolutely unacceptable given the nature of the situation. In my opinion, Tom Wininger, Wininger Construction, and associated relators at Millican Realty, believe that it acceptable to bully, intimidate, and/or ignore their homeowners so that they do not have to fulfil their warranty contracts. Additionally, I believe they use these tactics to get homeowners to stop asking questions and to stop requesting repairs, so that they (i.e., Wininger Construction) are not obligated to pay for warrantied items. Moreover, it appears that Tom does not appreciate being questioned by his customers after they have closed on their homes. Once he has received closing money, his homeowners no longer appear to matter to him. After all of these issues, my husband and I were forced to hire a home inspector to ensure that all issues had been documented. We also had to hire a lawyer to handle Wininger Construction's failure to address warrantied issues (i.e., breach of contract). We have spoken with other homeowners in Highland Park Estates who have had similar issues with respect to lack of communication and failure to complete post move-in repairs. Some of our neighbors have indicated that they have just "given up" trying to contact Wininger Construction and/or they have ended up paying to repair problems themselves. The main purpose of our letter is to make sure the other potential buyers are aware of these problems now, before they sign contracts and close on their homes. If we could do everything again, we would NEVER purchase a home from Wininger Construction and Tom Wininger, nor wonor would we use the realtors from Millican Realty contracted by Wininger Construction. If you plan to purchase a home from Wininger Construction, we recommend that you: 1) use your own realtor, 2) get everything in writing during every step of the home-buying process, 3) hire a reputable home inspection company prior to closing, and 4) have all repairs completed before officially closing. Additionally, we recommend documenting all communication (e.g., phone calls, emails, verbal conversations).

Terrible customer service. I had measured and then ordered a custom window, 2 exterior doors, and…read moreset of French doors. I was assured my 4 month deadline would be met. Six months later, and full amount paid, all was delivered and window was incorrectly measured. Took salesman at Mccombs another 2 weeks to place the corrected order. Another 3 months go by with the "we have your window, waiting for installation"date. After 10 months I've asked for my money for the window to be returned. Was sent an email I would get a check. I asked when to except the check and the salesman said he'd "let me know when he had time." A month later and still waiting. Next call will be to the BBB.

We have five rotted Pella wooden windows and contacted the Bloomington showroom and their…read moredistributor, McComb Window & Door Co., back in August 2025 to arrange replacements. It's now been three months, and after numerous calls, messages, and even in-person visits, we still haven't received a quote or any follow-up. We also reached out to McComb twice directly -- no reply. Another company (Tommy'D, which installs Andersen Windows) inspected and quoted within days. Pella's complete lack of responsiveness is shocking for such a well-known brand.