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"Great, the team was personable, worked diligently getting done in one day. Installed windows with quality. Answered any questions we asked."

"Love the window, installation was flawless and the quality is excellent!"

"We ordered the dishwasher handle from Repair Clinic. It arrived quickly, within a week and we were able to install it quickly after looking at an instructional film."

"Pretty good. I had them to the mobile service since I work from home. I was given the 8-12pm time slot. I received a call right around 8am confirming my address, etc. The person who came out to do the work was very nice, professional. Unfortunately he was not told I had a windshield that had the rain sensor so he brought the wrong windshield. This did not effect me as I was working but he did have to run back to the shop to get the right window. I was able to watch him install the new window, which was interesting. He explained what things were and gave me the after care instructions verbally. The new window looks great."

"It went well but not smooth since the window I was installing on is about 20 feet high. I didn’t hire any help. I installed myself."

"The job took three weeks because of weather delays and we added the doors and concrete slab work on after the job began. Their work was excellent and the crew of people were friendly and very hard workers. They completely cleaned up the shingles, concrete, and other materials. Both my wife and I were very happy with the people and the quality of the work done."

"Lake State Roofing did an exellent job from start to finish. Completed everything as promised. Showed up on time, did a beautiful job, and cleaned up the mess both days while working here. <br />"

"Robert was fantastic, he responded quickly, completed the work quickly, and he did a great job. We would definitely use his services again."

"I originally planned on doing most of this myself, I had designed the garage and pulled necessary permits, but as I researched it more I realized I was over my head a bit.  I had done work before (finished basements, electrical, siding, roofing), but I could not handle that much concrete myself (or with help) and I did not have the technical knowledge to frame a garage.  Especially, considering that the garage I had to design required a hip roof with valleys.  I assumed and had planned for engineered trusses, but had no idea how to go about procuring them. <br> <br> I contacted many builders in the area about doing this job, Miller was one of the people I contacted.  After meeting with each builder once, and the final two three times a piece, Miller was the most impressive by far.  Three things stood out to me, one was the technical knowledge and the fact that they would bring up subjects I had not thought about, the second was their willingness to meet with me whenever I wanted to discuss this in detail (considering I am quite picky), and the third was their responsiveness in getting back to me (this carried on throughout the project as well). <br> <br> Their price was fair, in fact the lower of the the two finalists for the job, but that is not what convinced me on them.  What really convinced me was the thought they put into the project.  The other builders came out and would ask questions to clarify anything that was not specific but Miller brought things up that I had not even thought of.  The best example of this was the drainage (considering I was to have a garage and a long driveway back to it, they recognized that I was going to need a way to handle all the water that was going to collect).  They suggested some underground drainage piping (with gutters dropping into it) for many reasons.  Financially it was quite minor in comparison to the whole job, but it really made the job a home run (I never have to deal with water collecting anywhere, including snow in the winter).  When I asked their competition about drainage the response was "four downspouts at the corners". <br> <br> The job went well, there were a few snags along the way, but with a project as big as this was you are never going to get perfection.  The snags that were encountered were discussed and taken care of to my satisfaction in a prompt way.  Also, other projects I was doing at the time added some complication to this, Miller worked well with me to keep everything running smoothly. <br> <br> My only real complaint, and to be frank this is typical of the building industry, is the "how long will this take?", "when are you going to get started?" type of thing.  I am an engineer by trade, so I am used to a slipped deadline or estimate as a huge deal.  2015 was a busy year for building, so the delays that were encountered likely fall under "normal" and building has to deal with weather and various other issues.  All in all the project was done when it needed to be done, but it did start later than I wanted it to (and later than I was told it would).  From the start time it did run to the time I was told it would take.  All things considered I believe it was minor and I would just go into any project like this with the expectation that there will be delays. <br> <br> In conclusion if I were to be undertaking a large project like this again, I would not have to meet with anyone else.  I would simply just call them. <br>"

"all went well.. prompt service.. no hassle... lowest bidder.. nice work.. <br />"