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"I had years of water damage to my home that I was unaware of until it started affecting the interior. The water damaged was caused by the contractor of the builder who negligently did not install the proper flashing on my exterior bricks and did not put flashing tape around my windows. The first contractor that I hired to do the job was unresponsive. Then I looked at HomeAdvisor and got Angel. He was on time, and he is so knowledgeable and honest. Angel explains what the problem is and how it should be fixed; he also explains why it should be fixed that way. If there are other options, he explains that too. The interior of my walls was so damaged, dry-rotted, and molded. Angel had to take the entire front off. His team of workers are professional, knowledgeable, and does supreme work. Angel gives premium work with standard prices. He loves what he does, and he is great at it. He referred a masonry for the bricks; DS Orellana 609-214-4674. Angel and DS Orellana are my Contractors for life. I already have them both on another project. God has truly blessed me with ZZeos Home Renovations and DS Orellana."

"We are pleased with the window well covers.  They can lock from the inside which is an extra security feature.  I have a better piece of mind that animals and children will not fall in the window wells and get hurt. <br />"

"I received prices from two companies from egress windows.  Enviropro was the lowest by far.  After the ordered the window which can take a few weeks, they quickly installed it.  It took their team two days which was shorter than the anticipate three.  The team communicated with me throughout the process about what they were doing and if any issues arose.  The finished window looks far better than I imagined.  They did a great job installing but also keeping my home clean and outside neat.  It is a messy job and they clearly worked to ensure as little disturbance as possible. <br />"

"I believe we got what we paid for. We had Install America out for a quote and they originally priced it somewhere around $16,000. But we got a phone call during the winter asking if a senior salesman could stop by to discuss new pricing. He wasn't pushy at all and told us they would do the roof for $10,000 and we were allowed to select from the more superior shingles, which we weren't in the original quote. Our old roof was nearing the end of its life, so we figured we were getting a good deal and decided to go forward with it. The workers showed up later than anticipated on the start day, and when they finally did, there was nothing on their vehicles to let us know that they were with Install America. No logos on the vehicles or clothing...nothing, so it was pretty obvious that it wasn't Install America doing the work but a subcontractor instead. Nobody came to the door to introduce themselves. Outside of us taking the initiative and coming out to meet them, there was no communication with the workers. I couldn't have picked the foreman out if you asked me to. We have a big roof and the work took 2 1/2 days, which was fine. They would have been done in 2 but they didn't order enough shingles. Not a big deal. The biggest issue we had was that they didn't make an effort at all to clean up the nails in our yard and flower beds. I understand if you miss a few, but I walked around after the job was done and picked up 250+ nails. We have 3 kids and a dog. Granted, it was January and they weren't playing outside much, but I was still finding nails 6 months later. My wife called to complain, but she kept getting the run-around with Install America. All this to say that we definitely wouldn't go with Install America again if we had to. There was just a lack of professionalism by the subcontractor and Install America (afterwards, not prior to the work being done). We are satisfied with the finished product, but it just seems as if they were happy to take our money, but didn't care about customer service at all."

"It went well. They took off the old slate roofing and put on a new fake slate roof as per our request."

"It went great. First, the sales person was very helpful explaining the mold testing and remediation process. He went through the steps that would be taken and then he followed up with the results. On the french drain,/sump pump change out/ wall rebuild, it was quick and painless. Again my sales person was very clear in the process and the steps. When he came for a walk through there were some options in what would occur in the installation and he made fully aware of any potential changes in cost (there were none though). The workers came on time (ok a bit early) and finished early as well. Finally, they were helpful and clear walking through all the changes that occurred and the guarantees given."

"I have had such a positive experience with these people! They encapsulated my crawl space, installing a pipe, drain, and pump; replaced insulation and vapor barrier. Outside they redirected water from my downspouts. They were courteous, prompt and informative. The job was done quickly in one day, in a very professional manner. I would certainly recommend them and would hire them again. Wonderful people!"

"This was a smooth and pleasant process"

"They did a fantastic job. They were responsive & came back out when I saw that one of the rails was a little crooked. I was really impressed by their work & service. They're a father & son business that's been around for over 25 years & are very reputable."

"On the first occasion, the workers were on time and promptly completed their work in two days in early June 2009. The owner was not on-site to supervise because he had another job to go to. Testing revealed that the mold count was still elevated, so the job had to be done a second time more thoroughly. Also, one of the windows was installed backward, which was remedied. Apparently, contractor 's crew did not use specified mold treatment methods and precautions the first time, such as HEPA filtering of the space during and after the job was completed and sealing vapor barrier to the crawl space walls. These were corrected the second time at end of June. Contractor performed own mold tests and refused to permit me to contact the laboratory to ask questions about some results that were not making scientific sense, and he also refused to submit to his lab my written questions about the tests. (I was free to do own tests at own expense a second time.) Also, contractor failed to show up on the day the roofer needed him to wash the roofing beams in July with the anti-mold solution, but did come the next day after a series of unpleasant calls between all concerned. (This contractor said he didn't have sufficient notice from the roofer, which the roofer disputed.) There was confusion about several aspects of job: Whether installation of the dehumidifier and sump pumps included installing the necessary electric outlet in the crawl space (we ended up conpromising the price and I'm obtaining my own electrician at my expense); and whether contract included treating the attic beams rather than just fumigating (contractor agreed to do the washing, which involved a few hours work for two men). (I also take some responsibility for the lack of clarity in the contract on these points.) In the end, despite these struggles and misunderstandings, the jobs were completed and there's no hard feelings."