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"It started in December where our garage door remote and the wall button would start to open or close our door really slow, usually leaving it opened part way. We would have to unplug opener to reset it or close it by hand. It would work for a month or so and then it would do the same thing again!  After 3-4 trips he finally replaced the logic board,  and reprogram the remote that ended up having to be replaced a couple months later.  <br />"

"Great job, on time every day, above and beyond my expectations"

"Great experience. Very responsive and efficient. One visit to measure and one visit to install. Total time 30minutes."

"Chuck and his team made my dreams into reality and exceeded my expectations. Their work was impeccable! The team with Chuck were skilled, knowledgeable and proficient. They totally remodeled three bathrooms in a very timely manner including plumbing, electrical, flooring, Wall construction, tiling, and painting down to the smallest details. My new tub is fabulous with a built-in shelf behind it! Any minor imperfections were addressed quickly and to my satisfaction. As a whole, you can trust this company of skilled people to be honest, trustworthy, and reliable! When the project was completed I did not hesitate to hire them again to build a beautiful deck for me. They transformed my backyard patio area from an eyesore to an exquisite living space. In this day and age where there are so many contractors it is difficult to choose, but using DreamMaker with Chuck and his team was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. I would not hesitate to hire them again when it’s time for me to remodel my kitchen. You will not be disappointed when choosing dream maker."

"The old original windows had iron frames, with wood-framed storms. The old iron frames had surface rust, and the old wood storm frames had all rotted. I wanted my new windows to have strong frames that resist warping or rotting. I think 100% composite-frame windows (the only kind ABC sells) were the right choice. They cost about $500 each installed - not cheap - but I have no regrets. The installers were prompt, professional, and fast. I had to do a lot of exterior  caulking (as recommended by ABC Seamless), and a little painting, after  the installation which was no big deal given the relatively small number and size of the four windows, and given how easy they were for me to access. However, with our many other double-hung windows, I would not want to have so much finishing work to do myself! With these hopper style of windows, while the immovable (outer) frame is perfectly straight and square, the sash (which tilts inwards from the top) is not perfectly straight/square in three of the four windows (only one of the four looks perfectly aligned when closed shut). The old original hopper windows likewise were not perfectly straight, but with their design, slight misalignment wasn't visible.  ABC Seamless told me my new hopper windows could not be adjusted. So, I just put some weatherstrip foam in the gaps. Both functionally and visually they're fine. Again, no big deal. I just wanted to explain why some of my ratings are B rather than A. I would use ABC Seamless again for basement hoppers because I know of no better option for such window application here in Omaha. I'm still looking for the best option for the rest of the windows (all double-hung) in the house."

"It was a great experience"

"We spent about $60000 on their services. One of the reasons we chose to go with them was because, they’re affiliated with the three day kitchen and bathrooms. So they were able to come in and do our kitchen and both of our bathrooms in two weeks time frame. So we didn’t have to go through months and months over a construction project. We paid a little bit more for that but it was worth it to us, to have it done in a quick fashion. <br /> <br /> ** Updated on 4/11/2014 <br /> <br /> After finishing another remodel with another company, I have revised my review. The other company we used were almost as fast and far more professional and responsive than GoodeGuy was. We had 1800 sq. feet of our basement completely finished, and the other folks we used cleaned up, were easy to contact, and addressed any issues we had immediately. Working with GoodeGuy was our first remodeling experience, and I after working with another company, I would not use GoodeGuy again"

"Very pleased with the quality of the work.  Jason was very polite and professional, and he was able to get the work done quite quickly. He did a good job of staying in contact with me. I am really impressed with how nice the new shower looks!"

"From start to finish the whole process was painless. The sales rep was both patient and professional, presenting all our options and answering all of our questions. We didn't feel rushed or high pressured in any way. The installation timeline he gave us was right on schedule. We were very impressed with the installers who arrived on time, worked efficiently, put down tarps in front of each window opening and vacuumed the area when finished. The factory made a mistake on the patio door but the correct one arrived and was installed within 2 weeks. We did not do total window replacement but opted to replace the windows and keep our original trim. We are extremely pleased with the appearance and quality of the windows and our entire experience with this company. <br />"

"We bid on 2 different companies; chose Marvin.  Versus the other company, they offered an aluminum screen at 'no extra cost'; the other company was going to have to 'special order' the aluminum screen.  We wanted aluminum vs. fiberglass/fabric because we have a dog that occasionally scratches the screen tho so far w/ our training, the dog has not yet scratched the door!  The other company's demo door didn't work properly in the store.  We thought it odd that even their demo wasn't working properly.  Marvin installers were relatively quick (4 hours in & out), the installation seems excellent; the door and screen operate fine.  All in all, the door and screen are a solid, sturdy product, not 'cheap' either in function or appearance.  I had a problem with the stain of the trim piece around the door opening.  The stain used was the same one used for the wooden interior portion of the door.  But the woods were different: pine for the door, red oak for the trim.  Therefore, the stain didn't quite match.  I complained initially; the installer promptly returned to my home (same day as installation) to explain the above reason (different woods).  I'm learning to live with it; my family didn't have a problem w/ the slight variation.  And in fact, our kitchen cabinetry does have slight variations because of similar variances in the wood.  (The wood on the cabinetry is all oak but if not from the same cut, variation in coloration occurrs.)  And this kind of color variation is evident even in the wooden portion of the door itself, even though it is all pine w/ the same stain.  The trim pieces are sturdy and effectively installed so I decided to avoid more ripping and hassle, to just leave it like it is.  Initially, the stainer could have used different stains to better match the color; he didn't do that.  I didn't know that was going to happen.  MIght be something to consider in the future.  The other concern I had was the financing though the end of the story went fine.  I was told by the salesman that I would get 18 months deferred interest w/ a bank home improvement credit card.  Sounded good, I applied and was approved for a credit limit for more than twice the purchase price.  But I wanted the terms of the interest rate in writing.  All I had was a copy of the application detailing various options for interest, nothing specific to my purchase with no Marvin signatures.  I called the bank twice and the salesman at least twice to inquire about this.  The last conversation with the salesman was lengthy.  He explained that he didn't have anything he could provide to me in writing detailing the exact terms of the interest until the day of the install.  So ultimately I had to trust that I would get the terms initially explained to me.  I clearly didn't feel comfortable purchasing something this expensive w/o getting the terms in writing in advance.  But on the day of the install, the terms were clearly indicated on the rescission charge slip/invoice, I got the deferred interest as promised, and it all worked out.  As my wife suggested, Marvin probably wouldn't have wanted the bad publicity if the interest terms promised turned out to be untrue.  All in all, these guys were up front from day one w/o any slick sales presentations, the install was fine, and the product is a much needed improvement from my previous 36! year old door.  Also, I'm not sure the following was explained to me in advance but: the new door height didn't exactly match my old door so a gap was left on the exterior above the new door.  A cedar trim piece was placed above the new door to cover the gap.  I'll need to paint that to match my siding.  Seems they could have matched the old door height more accurately?  Don't know; the installer said the doors came in 'standard' heights suggesting to me that the new door would have to be custom built for the door to exactly match the old door dimensions."