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"Sean was awesome from the get-go. He was incredibly responsive, answered all my questions, and gave me a "best guess" number over the phone even before he had seen the window that was being replaced. He then showed up with his team (exactly on time) and they did the measurements and were right on with their initial estimate. The glass was a few weeks out to order (given the size) but right when they got it, Sean called and set up a delivery. Again, they were right on time within the window that they said for doing the install and were quick to get the old window out, and the new one put in place. It went perfectly, and it looks as good as new. I will use them again any time I have anything glass related 100%. Thanks guys."

"The first worker was confused about the bid. Then, they sent another worker to install a mirror and he did a good job."

"I can't recommend this company/Attila enough. I was moving to a newly purchased house where the previous owners broke a window in the garage (and didn't fix it). I needed to have the window fixed in the sliver of time between when I took possession of the house and when I moved in -- and our closing got delayed. Attila was so calm (I was very stressed out) and accommodating. Yes, it was a simple job but it was an important one that was done well and with minimal added stress to me. After I moved in I asked for ideas about how to add screen doors to the french doors because I have indoor only cats that I didn't want to get out. He had some great ideas (and ones which were most cost effective than mine), promptly ordered and installed the screen doors (with special pet screening). When it comes time to replace my living room windows I will be giving him a call because not only does he do quality work, he is very professional and a very nice guy."

"Fantastic!! My insurance company contacted 2 others for this work that I pulled off of yelp. One who didn't bother to show up at the day of my appointment (twice!!), the other who didn't bother to contact me at all. I started to call others from A.L. near my area. All of them had good references and were about the same price as my insurance deductible. Sean gave me a quote lower than my deductible when he included his A.L. discount. He promised a factory replacement windshield (something no others did) and a quick install turnaround. On the day of the install, he called saying he would be a little late. He was only 1/2 hour late and it was because the windshield had not arrived that morning. He arrived at my house, quickly set to work, professionally installed the window, re-installed the things like mirrors that were attached to the old one, and removed the old one. He gave me some post install tips while waiting for the adhesives to dry. Overall, it was a great experience and I would rehire him in a second. Quick, professional, high quality, low cost. Hard to beat."

"First Choice Tile and Grout did an excellent job on our bathroom. Both the shower and floor look so great. I would highly recommend them to my friends and family. Adrian was professional and was very helpful on ideas to make it look great. I appreciate his hard work and all the employees were very nice."

"Dan the salesman was very knowledgeable & provided excellent answer / explanations to our questions & worked to get us what we wanted. Greg the supervisor of job. Install area was very knowledgeable & answered all questions thoroughly & explained all steps of constructions. Excellent work/ install although cleanup could have been better."

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"I sought multiple bids for the project and gave Ethos a shot because of Angie's List reviews.  Bill came to do the assessment and bid.  I did not have to wait very long for an appointment date.  He was on time and was by far the most knowledgeable of the bidders and provided the most in-depth comments, ideas, and options.  (For example, I assumed we'd have to replace both the front door and the front storm door.  He thought they might be able to do some adjustments and get the front door working correctly.  (The storm door was definitely a deteriorating mess...)  He could have immediately sold me a front door without offering to try fixing it first. 
     I'd done some homework and learned things like you need to make sure the bid gets written up with the exact manufacturer name/model numbers so you get what you thought you were paying for.  Bill's bid already had all the features of a proper bid.  The biggest cost is the doors/related hardware, by the way.  We were able to use all our hardware again which saved quite a bit of money plus we didn't have to re-key.   I felt comfortable with the labor costs and confident in the company's skill so we made a partial payment.  It takes a few weeks (sometimes more) for the doors to actually arrive after being ordered (and a bit longer if you want them to be pre-painted a particular color.)  We were able to schedule door installations within a week or so after they arrived at Ethos.
     I feel bad for Ethos because the extent of crumbling/rotting cedar siding and door sills may have been a lot more than even they anticipated.  Nonetheless, they stuck with the bid.  The installation processes went smoothly from my perspective.  The first day they finished the shop door install as well as a door and a storm door leading to the deck.  The installer called me over to point out issues, ask for my preferences, etc.  Housekeeping was good.  He was pleasant and professional.  They needed to return to do the storm door on the front of house and try to get the front door working without replacing it.  (Note: we have less daylight in the winter.)
    Unfortunately, the front door problems didn't respond properly to repair efforts even after a couple of hours of working at it.  They gave it a really good try.  We needed to order a new one after all.  Also, there was a lot more rot affecting the areas to which we needed to attach and caulk things.  We interrupted the project to order the new front door.  The project resumed 4-6 weeks later.  
      I lack the language to describe everything done, but I can tell great attention to detail was paid to make sure everything was done correctly.  For example, despite having had our prior good quality doors "professionally" installed, you could see daylight on some of the sides from the get go.   I thought it wasn't possible to get tight on the sides, only the bottom of the door if you used weather stripping.  From the get go the front door would stick on the side that had the handle, sometimes you'd have to actually pull up on the knob to lift the door a bit and be able to get it open.  The door installed by Ethos fits perfectly..... 
     One of the days Danielle, the office manager, came on-site because she was curious and the company owner wanted her to be able to see what it really takes to get the job done out in the field.  She has always been pleasant and responsive (by email and phone) so it was nice to meet her.  I also thought it was great for the owner to care enough about the customers and his staff to invest in hands on education.  
     We love all 5 new doors and how smoothly they operate.  Ethos has been very easy to deal with, responsive, flexible, never cut corners, and I ended up confident that they are successful because they put the best interests of the customer ahead of looking at profit margins.     
    We have some windows we will want replace in the next year or two and Ethos will get the work, no question about it.  Also, I've since learned they do general construction work.  I just scheduled an appointment for them to take a look at a kitchen/bath remodel we are ready to undertake.  I'll keep y'all posted on how that goes.
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"It wasn't an easy task because there wasn't a level grade to start with. A lot of improvising and re-cutting was needed. In the end the porch was level and sturdy. The project turned out just the way it was requested. An add-on to the job was to re-install the two front porch hand railings after the front porch was replaced as part of an earlier concrete renovation. The materials turned out to cost $240 for the porch and the hand railings cost an extra $100 to install. Special tools were needed to drill the holes in the cement porch and nails to fix the railings to the porch. In the end the project came in under budget and was completed in one day. I am very pleased with the way everything worked out and would recommend Sunshine Residential Renovation and Lee Smith for you next project."

"Did great work on the various small household repairs we had on our 'to do' list - fast, friendly, knowledgeable."