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"Nick was very knowledgeable as he presented type of windows and cost estimate without pressure to buy. Trent, installer, was on time and left area cleared of debris. Quite some time after installation we had some water intrusion around windows. Nick was my first contact for information, came the same day and pinpointed the problem, which was not the windows at all. GREAT service!!"

"I have been a homeowner since 1977 and have undertaken many contractor-related projects. This project with Holliday Home Improvements was one of the best. Outstanding sales support from Jason with an on-time, minimally-intrusive and truly professional installation process from Mike and his team. This is definitely a contractor that should be considered for your home improvement project!"

"We would not recommend - the best priced quote is not always the best: <br /> Even though the company says they will cover the Beaufort area, we got the feeling that they preferred not to install windows here  If our property was in the Savannah area, we may have had a different experience. <br /> It was tough getting the office to return our phone calls.  Why so much advertising if your office personnel can?t handle it?? Decrease the advertising budget a bit and hire an additional assistant. <br /> The salesperson is a bit negative, but he does appear to know his stuff.  In April, after getting several other quotes, we choose this company because the price was right and they seemed to understand what we wanted and needed compared to the other quotes. <br /> We scheduled installation for September, and were told to follow-up in late July to ensure our window order goes in (thinking back, red flag - why wouldn?t they have just called me in July?) <br /> Contacted them in late July, and after a few weeks of back and forth run-around, we were told they couldn?t do our windows due to a lawsuit with Home Depot with our HOA.  Our HOA has no knowledge of a lawsuit with Home Depot and Window World never even contacted them.  I'm guessing this was just their story to back out from doing work in our area; we wish they would just not quote and schedule installations if they don't want to do work here.  <br /> This review is based on our experience with service only, and not the actual product. <br />"

"This is a hard review to get right, because overall we're happy with the end result, and our window treatments look very nice. The product we chose (Norman honeycomb shades) are of very high quality. Savannah Blinds were pleasant to work with, and showed up when promised. The installation was done on time and appears to be of high quality too. We never tested any competitive quotes, so can't say whether we overpaid or not, but the price was what I expected for a job consisting of shades for 6 rooms and a number of large windows (including arched windows). The problem is, I think they are a little inexperienced; this left us with a problem we had not anticipated during the planning phase - but I would have expected their planner to spot right away! The shades are manually operated - both opened and closed by hand - and our ceilings are quite high. In the room with the tallest window (say 12') the installation was done with a cord/pulley system, without prompting by us. But the rooms where the window out of reach but somewhat lower (say 9') are now very awkward to use. Which means the taller installation can only be reached by standing on a chair. This sucks. In my view, it's not that you make a mistake that matters, but how you respond when a mistake is made. I felt we got the brush off when we complained ("Yeah, well these widows were not taller than our maximum height, so you don't get the pulley by default."), and of course there's no way to modify the blinds. It's so dumb, because it very obvious that unless you're 6'6" you'll never be able to raise/close the blind all the way to the top, and this really matter with black out shades. Whilst we have been offered a solution, a 'pole attachment' that can reach the handles and make this easier, we've not received them yet. So I don't know how good that'll be. And I still would expect the planner to have made a suggestion when measuring (we never thought of it ourselves). In summary: nice company, good product, but make sure you think about the details because they didn't for us."

"Crew arrived on time and removed damaged parts of fence. Replaced railing and grafted in new chain link. Their workmanship actually exceeded my expectations! The fence now makes my backyard look really nice!"

"Stephen Street (aka Tybee Handyman) is the best and the go to person for handyman services on Tybee Island. I have hired him 4 times and continue to hire him. I am never disappointed. He does the work in a timely and professional manner at a very reasonable cost. He is a real asset to Tybee Island and us long distance and local owners are really lucky to have him available to us. The Tybee Handyman is great at problem solving issues in my house. He is a jack of all trades and can help in multiple areas of home services including setting up cable and internet services. I basically create a "to do list", hand it to him and in a few hours, everything is done on it!!! He really looks out for his customers who he treats like family. I recommend Tybee Handyman 100%"

"Excellent work! Painted the entire exterior or our house also almost every interior room. Very professional crew. Absolutely perfect. Unfortunately, they are no longer doing repaints only new construction. Best painters we have ever had!"

"We had never undertaken a renovation project like this, so the most important thing to us, other than finding someone who would do excellent work, was finding a contractor we could trust. From my first phone call with Rickey Greer (who personally answered every call and almost never missed a single call or text), I knew we were dealing with a pro who would be completely straight with us about all aspects of the project. To be honest, I probably wasn't the easiest customer RNR ever worked with! I'm a bit of a control freak and wanted to be able to handle all of the purchasing of materials, from cabinets and flooring to tile and fixtures -- everything. Seeing that we were trying to do a major renovation on a tight budget, Rickey was willing to give up the mark-up that contractors typically expect on materials so that we could afford to do the project at all. But as far as the quality of the work, there was no cutting corners! Rickey, his partner Will Hudson, and their entire team are the biggest group of perfectionists I've ever met. That meant they were always willing to work with me to be sure every aspect of the renovation was exactly what I wanted. The quality of the craftsmanship was simply exceptional, from carpentry and painting to plumbing and electrical. No matter who was in my house, I was confident in the skills, expertise and professionalism they brought to the job -- and it shows. The house looks absolutely amazing (see before and after photos attached). You don't spend two months working with a team of people without getting to know them beyond the typical, day-to-day small talk. A reno project like ours meant daily contact with the guys from RNR, often followed up with chatty phone calls with Rickey in the evening to plan for the next day or week. We had the pleasure to discover that Rickey and Will -- as well as Rickey's dad, electrician Rick Greer, are some of the best people we've met in Savannah. These guys have big personalities and sarcastic senses of humor that keep you entertained, and their attitude is, once you're a customer, you're part of their extended family. They went above and beyond to make sure we were completely satisfied with our renovated home, but more than that, to bring fresh peaches, give us advice about finding our way around town, and generally offer friendship and support. (The other day, I found myself at a traffic light next to Marvin, our master carpenter. We chatted till the light turned green. I miss those guys!) It's not like we didn't have issues or hit snags along the way. This was a huge project, there were delays (my fault, mostly, because of the time it took to get the cabinets I bought online), and as my husband likes to tell people, "I gave her an unlimited renovation budget and she managed to surpass it." But our budget overage was essentially a product of our inexperience and the desire to make upgrades along the way. As for RNR, they gave us a price, we signed a contract, and that's exactly what we paid, to the penny. Funny enough, the best illustration I can give of RNR's extraordinary customer service isn't our renovation, but Rickey's response to Hurricane Matthew. As a Facebook friend of Rickey's, I was able to join in on his Facebook live-tour of the city on Oct. 8 as he drove from home to home, checking to be sure his customer's residences made it through okay. His reassurances to customers/friends who had evacuated revealed a heart of gold and a willingness to extend himself for others. Be warned: The guys from RNR are a couple of good ole boys and Rickey's got a colorful vocabulary. But they're two of the hardest working people you'll ever meet and they'll give you everything they've got. Looking forward to working with them again!"

"These were four Peachtree Sliding doors that were installed when our home was built in mid 80's. As it was nearly impossible to open them without some strength behind it, we thought we were going to have to replace them. <br /> We decided to contact Mr. Hodges to see if the doors could be repaired. He returned our call promptly and came out to look at doors. Not only was he prompt, he was very honest and said that replacing rollers would help he thought, although given the age and condition of doors there was no guarantee. We opted to try as his quote was reasonable. <br /> He arrived promptly...did the work within the time frame he quoted and for the amount he quoted. Very pleased as the doors glide effortlessly... Thanks to Mr. Hodges honesty (he could have sold us new doors!) we can take new doors off the list of repairs. <br />"

"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."