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"Very pleased with our sunroom and they did a great job."

"We have not had it installed yet."

"ow! Awesome experience! Ron and his team did a phenomenal job of building a screened in patio for us. I can’t recommend enough! Quality workmanship and materials with a more than reasonable price. Excellent service, friendly, expedient and great communication made for an exceptional experience! Superior traits for modern times. I’m so glad this opportunity is still possible and I found them! Getting more work done soon!"

"Frank and his crew built a new storage unit for us. It was important that the new structure look as close as possible to the existing cabin we had adjacent to the build. We went back and forth several times with Frank on the design of the building, and he was always most helpful and patient to ensuring our needs were being met. The end result is a beautiful storage unit that is consistent with the look and feel of our property. While Frank's team is terrific, it should also be known that Frank provides consistent oversight on the project which is helpful to ensure all is moving to plan. We give Frank our highest recommendation."

Since 1989, Merrell Home Improvement has been the trusted name for transforming homes in Clarksville and beyond. We specialize in bringing your vision to life, whether it's a stunning new sunroom, a custom-built deck, or high-quality window and siding installation. As a family-owned and operated company, we treat every home with the care and respect it deserves. We are committed to meticulous craftsmanship, transparent pricing, and building lasting relationships with our clients. We don't just improve homes; we enhance your quality of life. Let's create your dream space together.

American Aluminum Covered Porch & Screen Room, LLC is committed to excellence in every aspect of our business. We uphold a standard of integrity bound by fairness, honesty and personal responsibility. Our distinction is the quality of service we bring to our customers. Accurate knowledge of our trade combined with ability is what makes us true professionals. Above all, we are watchful of our customers interests, and make their concerns the basis of our business.

"The whole team was wonderful. Sales person was prompt, well trained and not pushy. We cant say enough good about the installation team. They were neat, on time, well trained did the work just as promised and the quality was every thing we had hoped for. They are an asset to your company. The enclosure is beautiful and price was fair."

"Great company. Very professional, always responsive. Does fantastic work."

"Great group of people. Professional and efficient, and very respectful in my home during the completion of this project. Kitchen remodel turned out perfect and I love it. Really enjoy working with these guys and would 100% hire them again."

"I hired Frank to fix a bunch of little things at my new home. I chose him over others because he said he could do all of it in 4 days or less at a low daily rate of $225. He also really sold the quality of his work and attention to detail and honesty... I signed some "contract" stating the work that would be completed for not more than $1,000. I'm not sure what the point of that was (never even got a copy), because it didn't really work out that way. It ended up at $1500 in labor and 6 days. The work did get done in the end, and a lot of it was done nicely. He seems to be skilled. But there were things that made the experience a hassle and made me not trust this contractor or want to deal with him again: 1. Even though I had emailed him lists of the tasks to be done (he even requested I do so), he still would “forget” things and at one point said “I think we’re done. If you notice anything we forgot, let us know.” And of course, there were plenty of things not done or not done with care, so I had to ask for those to be fixed/completed. He put it on me to hold him accountable, and that made me feel like he might be hoping I wouldn’t notice things or would let it go. It was stressful to feel like I had to manage him, when really, he should know what needs to be done because I wrote it out and we went over it verbally too. 2. At one point he said that there would be extra materials needed for the toilet so he asked me to send him $130 on Venmo so he could buy the supplies for that the next day. Next day, he told me I owed him $130 more for materials and that he had deducted the materials for the toilet. Good thing I decided to wait until I got home and read the receipt before I paid him, because he had crossed less than $50 of materials off the receipt. So I just paid him the total minus 130. He had overcharged about $75 and I wondered if that was intentional. 3. On what was supposed to the final day, it was clear that he wasn’t going to have time to do everything we had initially agreed on and laid out in the contract. There was a complication with the roof, and he proposed a project for it which honestly seemed like a good thing to do. But it was $500, over twice his daily rate, so I was hesitant. He said he would come back for the roof and throw in the shed labor (one of the things in the contract that was supposed to be done in 4 days) for free. Well, it looked like the roof took less than a couple hours for them to do and the rest of the time (that day and the next) was spent on the shed and also finishing other things that were in the contract. So really I feel like that roof project allowed him to get paid for 2 more days of labor and provide time to finish things on the contract, and then he could tell me I was getting that labor for free. Those were things that made me uneasy and made me question if I was getting taken advantage of… It went over time and budget maybe because he overpromised things in the beginning. That list DID get done in the end and most things seemed to be done well, but it was a hassle I don't wish to experience again. I will try someone else next time."