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"We are very pleased with the quality and appearance of the door installed by Weaver door. If we had another garage door to replace, we would choose Weaver Door again."

"Replacement of springs and adjustment of door went fine. Lublication or replacement of bottom seal much cheaper to do yourself."

"Joe from ProLift was wonderful. He was professional and very nice. He really put his heart into his work. I had bought 2 garage door openers from Home Depot. Joe came to install them. One of them worked well, the other unit was a bad unit. He did everything he could to get it to work. Even using his own wiring to troubleshoot. It was a bad unit. Joe offered to come back and reinstall another unit I bought. He truly went above and beyond. I highly recommend ProLift Garage Doors to anyone looking to install garage door openers. As a tip, just purchase the garage door openers from ProLift. Save yourself the headache with dealing with a possible bad unit."

"Exceptional service! Our garage door technician was prompt, professional, and knowledgeable. He quickly diagnosed the issue and had our door fixed in no time. The price was very reasonable and the quality of work was top-notch. We highly recommend this technician to anyone in need of garage door repair or maintenance. Five stars is not enough - we'd give him ten stars if we could"

"We were in need of a garage door replacement and reached out to Bullseye. The salesman and installer were incredibly professional. Bullseye installed our new garage door within a short timeframe and were extremely efficient. The best part is—the new garage door system is so much quieter than I could have imagined. I’d recommend Bullseye to all my neighbors."

"Excellent. From the initial stage of figuring out what we wanted and where in the kitchen through the installation, the contractor advised us, provided information and explained what was happening. He provided alternatives and worked with us withough pressure. The work progressed at a steady rate and was completed in a professional manner. While the contractor is an electrician, he acted as a general contractor overseeing the entire project."

"It went fine, however, I was told the job would take roughly 8 hours for 1 person. It ended up being 15 hours, partly with a second handyman. So it was twice as much as we were expecting, and the price is already pretty high. Also, the second handyman brought an extra piece of siding that was not needed. We had already purchased a piece and had it painted, ready to install. So that was an unnecessary added expense. But I guess it's ok as we'll probably need it at some point in the future. What was really weird is that the same mistake happened when we had a piece of siding replaced a few years ago! Overall, they did a good job though, despite the cold weather."

"I called and left a message on Thanksgiving and they arrived on Friday or Saturday as I recall it was quick."

"I pay a monthly fee to CHW for insurance against equipment failure. Over a month ago CHW sent a repair technician to fix both of my garage doors, the technician made an adjustment on one door and chanced the opener on the other. A week or so ago the second door failed to open. Yes, my door opener is old, but the Warrantee says, if it can’t be fixed it will be replaced. CHW paid the tech $100 and said the rest $200 is on me. Please tell me why I should stay with CHW if I have to pay 2/3rds of the cost to replace the door opener? On a separate issue: Granted I accepted CHW’s offer of a Lowe’s card to replace my dishwasher, because I was unaware of how much dishwashers sell for, it cost me an additional 300. Again, please give me a reason for staying with CHW"

"It turned into a huge waste of time. The tech took the samples and submitted them to the lab, which apparently "lost" them, which I didn't find out about until after the expected time to receive the report had past, thus ruining the timeline that had been put together to deal with the situation (this was for a home that was about to list for sale, and I needed to know asap whether it could list or needed to be held back for remediation). To their credit, they ended up not charging me for the sample-taking (as I did not receive any results), and they were not able to revisit the property on a schedule that was quick enough to suit my needs. The other frustrating part was that they made very dire-sounding comments about the property, which were totally unfounded. The problem at the property was trivial (this was verified by subsequent testing), and no actual on-going problem existed and there was no need for destructive inspection or major renovation. And yet the tech had essentially said, "well, we can demo the bathroom", i.e. suggesting that spending $3k-5k was what I should do, and would need to do. It felt like it was an attempt to coerce me into a major expense unnecessarily."