I would give 0 stars if I could, so instead I am sharing my experience as a homeowner so others can…read moremake an informed decision when choosing a home repair company I hired ABC Seamless for window installation. Before the installation, I had no issues with my home. After the installation, problems developed and continued for years despite repeated attempts to have them addressed. I sought professional evaluations to determine the cause. My insurance company documented in writing that the damage was due to faulty installation. An independent third-party contractor also provided written documentation reaching the same conclusion. Photos taken during the removal of the windows documented installation issues that were not visible until the windows were removed. During my attempts to resolve this, the explanation for the issues repeatedly changed--from humidity, to caulking (which ABC installed), to house wrap, and then siding. I was eventually presented with a proposed solution involving work estimated near $70,000. I am a single mother, and ABC Seamless was aware of my situation. During one conversation, I recall the production manager comparing my situation to Habitat for Humanity and mentioning the owner's charitable giving. I found that response discouraging because I was asking for accountability regarding my home and documented concerns. After years of trying to resolve this directly, I filed a small claims case. I represented myself because hiring an attorney was not financially realistic, while ABC Seamless had legal representation. They argued spoliation of evidence, claiming they did not have an opportunity to inspect the windows, despite having been to my home multiple times regarding these issues. The case was dismissed without prejudice because the court determined the matter was too complex for small claims court. This was not a ruling that my concerns were unfounded; rather, it left me unable to proceed in small claims without pursuing a more complex legal process. I have spent years documenting this issue, obtaining professional opinions, and trying to find resolution. Based on my experience, the financial burden, stress, and difficulty obtaining accountability have been extremely frustrating. I encourage anyone considering a major home improvement project to research the company carefully, ask questions, and make sure they understand how problems will be handled if they arise. DOCUMENT EVERYTHING AND SCREENSHOT EVERYTHING! No flash tape where it was needed to be fully functional to keep water out, as well as they did not use a nail flange on the insert windows. They also used liquid nail on the outside nearly damaging the exterior of my house during removal. Small claims was dismissed without prejudice due to the complexity and amount of evidence given, I have reached out to them to meet a resolution before moving forward with district court, so far crickets. Buyers Beware!!

ABC Seamless of Fargo advertises heavily the "Lifetime, transferable, non-prorated, even includes…read morecoverage for fading" warranty. My experience leads me to suggest that you explore other siding options, or if you decide to choose ABC, read your warranty agreement VERY closely and pay attention to the fine print. They used the built in "outs" to deny our claim. My feeling is the warranty is misleading and not in the spirit of good service you would expect with the price premium.

Just had our roof replaced by Kelsey Olson's company. Could not be more satisfied. Very…read moreprofessional and friendly. Great crew of roofers! Very customer oriented. Would recommend to everyone !!

We have been in our home since November of 2016 and we love it! The quality of building products…read moreand the layout of the house is all perfect. Our Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Premier Properties real estate agent and Heritage Homes New Home Specialist worked hand in hand to ensure the process of selling our home and buying the new Heritage Homes was seamless. The Heritage Homes team made us feel like family throughout the buying process and answered every single question my husband and I had along the way. When we moved in, our lower level was unfinished. In 2019, we had Heritage Homes come and finish the lower level, putting in two additional bedrooms and a bar area. We're so excited to be able to comfortably host friends and family for events! There are dozens of builders to choose from in the Fargo-Moorhead area, but after evaluating all of them, we decided on Heritage Homes and we would recommend them to anyone building a home starting at $280,000 on up!

Very disrespectful employees. Be careful if they ever build near you. I had to battle with them…read moreover and over just to get someone to return my calls so I could talk to someone about the problems that were going on. The two people in charge of the actual build would not return my calls so I finally talked to the customer relations manager. He was worthless. He said he would have the problems checked out, talk to the employees and then get back to me and he never did. I waited for any resolution from him for weeks and received nothing. If he ever did come to check out the problems, which I doubt he did, he didn't see them- because I already had them fixed, at my expense. The women who answer the phones when you call the company were nice, helpful and very polite and tried to get someone to help me. I appreciated their efforts.

I'm very pleased with my fence from Dakota Fence. With the very wet spring we have had, they came…read moreas close to their timeline as they could. There was some communication mix-up on where the fence would end and the second gate to be installed. It was fixed in a day. The quality is what I expected--we had them install a fence in back years ago, and it lasted well. It wasn't cheap, but you get what you pay for, and the cost was about what I expected. Donna H.

Terrible management at this company I would never go through them again or recommend them to…read moreanyone. The product I received was nothing like we talked about and they also were not even close to the time line that they told me.

O2 Concrete built us a beautiful stamped concrete patio for our backyard. They were easy to work…read morewith and completed the job in just a few days. We were consulted throughout the whole process to make sure we were getting what we expected. We were also given recommendations for follow up maintenance going forward. I would definitely work with them again.

Typical story, drain backed up in our laundry room and our basement shower so of course we hopped…read moreon Google to see who could solve the problem. Roto-Rooter is all I'd ever heard of but mostly because of their commercials, not reviews. Looking at some online experiences, people were estimating $300-$400, my jaw dropped! Instead, I first called a local company who didn't give me the time of day and was very rude so I decided against them as well. (A little side note here, I can't stand when you tell someone that you just want an estimate and when they give you one, and you say, "I'm gonna call around and get some more, thank you" they go on the defensive and start bashing every other company in town. To me, that's just childish; tell me what sets you apart from other companies in the area and be dignified about it.) Ok, back on point now... I called A-1 a little past 10:00pm and the man I spoke to (I wish I remembered his name because he was great) gave me an estimate and explained what he thought might be the issue. He answered all my questions and said he could have someone out at 8:15am the next morning. I was surprised because the last place couldn't even get me in the next day. Morning came and Tyler from A-1 showed up on time, assessed the situation and within 5 minutes, was laying down drop cloth and rolling in his machine. About an hour later, he was done and now everything drains correctly. The best part, the price I was quoted, was the price I paid! I won't give specifics, but let's say it was probably a little less than half of what I would've paid with Roto-Rooter. Bottom line, a great local company that knows how to talk to customers on the phone, show up on time, and get the job done at the price that was quoted.

Had been having off and on issues with the main sewer line...After augering the line several times…read moreand various other methods to get the water flowing again, I was certain it was something more severe. After reading many reviews, I gave A-1 a call. The receptionist was very courteous and knowledgeable about the pricing and services. I was able to get them over within just a couple hours. When they arrived, they were all set and ready to go. Gave Travis a run down of what the issues were, general thoughts and what had been done already and minutes later Travis and Terry had everything hooked up, rolled out a towel and got to work. Job was done, in and out, less than an hour. Fast, knowledgeable and friendly service. They took the time to explain what was really going on and talked us through as they worked. Turned out the issue was far less severe than I anticipated. I would definitely recommend them if you are looking for a good honest local company. Cost of service and time required was exactly as quoted by their receptionist.

Home Heating is excellent for fast service. If you're…read morehaving troubles at all, make that call and they will be there fast to assist your needs. Always have had a grade A experience with them, with issues resolved very satisfactory. Strongly recommend!

Home Heating: A Masterclass in Manipulation, Incompetence, and Corporate Arrogance…read more If you're looking for an HVAC company that will ignore your requests, gaslight you, and leave you stewing in your own sweat like a rotisserie chicken they forgot to fix the oven for, congratulations! Home Heating is the clown car of customer service you've been searching for. I'm a disabled vet. I didn't ask for a mansion. I didn't ask for gold-plated vents. I asked for a repair. A simple, honest fix for my A/C during a brutal summer. But these vultures saw an opportunity to upsell me into a $11,000 furnace and A/C replacement instead. Because nothing says "thank you for your service" like trying to fleece someone barely holding it together in 90-degree heat. Enter Joe Ludwig, the human equivalent of a shrug in a cheap polo shirt. His role? Apparently, to act like I'm crazy for not kissing their boots while they slow-walked my suffering. Snippy tone? Check. Condescension? You bet. Gaslighting? Like he read the manual and annotated it himself. And when I pushed back? "You're imagining it." Oh, am I? They had the audacity, the unfiltered gall, to tell me they were "doing me a favor." A favor that never actually happened. A favor that cost zero repairs, zero installs, and two months of literal misery. If that's a favor, then mugging someone and complimenting their wallet is customer appreciation. Here's the truth: this is what happens when big companies get drunk on their own importance. They forget the customer, they forget the job, and they definitely forget their dignity. Want HVAC work? Hire an independent tech who doesn't think you're just a walking invoice. Home Heating didn't just fail, they humiliated themselves. I wouldn't let them install a fan in a dollhouse.