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"I have been using them for a long time and AJ always does a great job pressure washing. I would highly recommend him."

"Jim Adams was professional, punctual and knowledgeable. He performed the task quickly and completely and cleaned up afterwards. The price was right too! I would gladly hire him again and recommend his service to everyone. You will be very pleased!"

"On September 16, 2025, I met with a Paradise Exteriors sales representative who first quoted me $113,000 for window and door replacement. After a few “calls with the owner,” the price was lowered to $82,000 on the condition that I sign the contract and pay a $5,000 deposit that same evening. I was assured that under Florida law, I would have three business days to cancel without penalty. The following day, I emailed the sales representative to cancel. On the morning of September 19th, within the three-day cancellation window—I hand-delivered the signed Notice of Cancellation to their office. Mark Hildreth, Vice President of Operations, signed and misdated the document for September 20 instead of September 19, which would have made it appear I missed the deadline. When I later checked the form in my car, I noticed the incorrect date. I immediately returned to the office, where an employee tried to white out the error; I insisted on a new signature and correct date. Despite complying fully with Florida Statute §501.025, which requires refunds within ten business days of cancellation, Paradise Exteriors failed to return my $5,000 deposit. When I called, they said it was in review and they actually have 14 days. I reached out to the sales rep and asked to investigate it , I spoke to an employee at a booth they had set up and had him send a strong message back to the owner. None of that helped me get my deposit back, until October 15, 2025—more than three weeks later—I had an attorney send a certified letter. Only then did the owner personally call and hand-deliver the refund that evening. Based on my research, this appears to be a recurring practice. Public complaints show other consumers waiting for refunds after cancellations. Paradise Exteriors currently has 37 BBB complaints in the past three years yet still holds an A+ rating. And 30 negative reviews on Angie’s and they still have 4.5 stars. These ratings do not help the consumer and I ask that you review your ratings"

"From start of the job to completion everything went very smooth! Tarek the sales representative for Holeman, Inc. followed through with everything needed and everything we asked about the process! Tarek called, emailed, texted us to keep us informed! We are very happy with Tarek, Tarek went above and beyond as did Andrew the contractor for Holeman as well! Andrew also followed through and kept us updated with process! The team that put the Hardie board on our house (Mike and Danny) worked extremely hard and our house looks beautiful with the new siding! Holeman, Inc. and their team are professional, hard working and we highly recommend them!!! Thank you everyone at Holeman for all your dedication from the beginning of the process to the end!"

"I’m leaving a detailed review of Garabar’s re-roof of my house to help those who, like me, want to know about the small stuff. For everyone else, I’ll provide a summary. Garabar was as competent, professional, and reliable a contractor as I could have hoped to hire. I targeted my re-roof for the dry season to avoid inclement weather. Since it was completed, the rainy season has come and gone, and Garabar’s work has been problem-free. They kept in touch with me throughout the process, and always called, texted, or e-mailed me back within a reasonable length of time. I watched most of the work as it was being done, and was left in awe at how efficiently they operated and at how detail-oriented they were. Their crew was able to handle long-term problem areas around the fascia and near flashing that I doubted could be properly fixed. They treated me as if I were their only customer. Garabar isn’t just a roofer, they’re a general contractor, and they’re willing to use those additional skills. Some roofers are GC’s but don’t want to do anything other than roofing. But Garabar also took care of replacing stucco and painting the new stucco, as well as painting the new fascia. This was 2 fewer services I needed to worry about and bid out. BIDS: I got about six or seven bids, and Garabar’s bid was very competitive. They were especially fairly priced with add-on’s like fascia replacement and seam tape. And their warranty was equal or superior to the other bids. My estimator was Tom Hogg, who was involved and accessible throughout the entire project, and who never tried to sell me on anything. In fact, a few times he advised against a service that would have been more than I needed. He was as knowledgeable as if he owned the company. And I asked a LOT of questions…several dozen of them at various stages. Tom answered every single one of them knowledgably and without any sense that I was bothering him. And everything he told me turned out just as he said. PERMITS AND INSPECTIONS: The only delay in the re-roof process was the permitting, which is outside of Garabar’s control. They worked with the city on my behalf and did not worry me or involve me unless it was necessary. Garabar knew exactly what my city required, and every stage passed inspection smoothly. COMMUNICATION: One of my key worries was hiring a contractor who would collect my signed contract and leave me hanging for weeks, and then just show up unannounced at their convenience. That never happened with Garabar. This company has depth and many points of contact: Tom my estimator, my project co-ordinator Moncell (who was beyond outstanding and always a really friendly voice to speak with), and my project supervisor Steven (who was on site at every major stage and at any other times that were necessary). I was able to contact any of them when I needed. Also, if one of them was away from the office, there was always someone else in their respective departments available (and willing) to help me as needed. Some of the other incredible people on their staff who helped me (and who I want to recognize for excellent service and taking ownership when needed) included Jennifer, Dianna, Shelby, and Rute. CONSTRUCTION: The re-roof happened in stages. The first day was the “big day”. That’s when a dozen guys were on my roof in 90+ degree heat all day. They tore off the tile, removed the old roof layers down to the wood deck, re-nailed my deck to current code, and then applied the black paper. This process took about five hours for my average-sized house. Once the black paper was installed, my house was water proof. In fact, it rained later that night and I noticed no water intrusion. The crew also replaced rotted fascia very quickly and with attention to detail. The crew was experienced, and was very careful and accurate. Next the water barrier and ridge metals were applied, which took less than a day. Time between the black paper and water barrier was just a few days. We then got lucky with tile delivery, which happened shortly after the secondary barrier was installed. Another Garabar crew came out promptly just a few days later and installed the tile with generous amounts of high-quality expanding foam (note: in my case, code required that a couple of rows of tile be nailed in). Total time from tear-off to tile install was about two weeks. Garabar also coordinated with a stucco guy to cover replaced flashing prior to tile installation. The roof looks beautiful and there wasn’t a single “sloppy spot” anywhere. There was no damage to my property, and the crews cleaned up every night before they left. They saved some leftover tiles for me in case any tiles ever get stepped on and broken. FINAL DETAILS: A crew came out to take care of minor “punch out” items and to paint the fascia. I have double fascia that abuts the walls, and they caulked both between the two fascia boards and where the fascia meets the wall. I wanted to use a specific exterior paint on my fascia, and Garabar agreed to use the paint I supplied. Their fascia arrived on my property pre-primed with a water-based primer. The only thing Garabar doesn’t do is gutter installs. However, they work with a company that provided me with a competitive quote and that did an excellent job. That company installed the gutters as required by the new roof warranty. One thing that needed some attention was the gooseneck vents. For some reason, the manufacturer doesn’t believe in adding a little weather strip to prevent metal from clanking on metal during windy days. It’s best to install the weather stripping before the vent gets installed on the roof, but it’s easy enough to install afterwards as well (something that Garabar, no surprise, also helped me with). Having several roof leaks was a major stressor for me, but Garabar took that stress off of me and made it their responsibility. I really can’t say enough positive things about the company. I’ve already referred them already, and will continue to in the future."

"Bob showed up ready to work. I couldn't believe it was a one-man job, but he was amazing! Our roof looks brand new again, all of the mud dobber nests are gone, our storm shutters are clean and ready to roll shut if we need them and our walkway is beautiful! Thank you, Affordable Pressure Washing, for sending Bob! He genuinely treated our home as if it were his own...didn't cut a single corner."

"Perfect. I enjoyed getting to sit in the storm shelters at their showroom to help with size selection. After signing up for the install, they connect you to an online portal to manage the contract and to update building permit number, etc. Installation was prompt and clean."

"They were EXCELLENT. Professional, clean , neat and respectful. They were also respectful of Covid procedures, due to our family being in high risk group. I highly recommend the team we had from ALL DRY USA. A+"

"Very courteous and honest. I had a leak and they immediately sent a crew to patch the roof and stop the leak at no additional charge while waiting for the permits and the tiles to come in."