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"Perfect. My dog ran through the screen and stretched it. I called and filled out service request. They called back and we scheduled the repair (service). Got a call today and they were here within 45 minutes. Quoted me a price (more than fair). They replaced the screen and it works perfectly. Really appreciate the professional team.Steve and Todd were the BEST."

"We would not recommend Daniel Semeacov and Andrei Pashuk of CustomSunroom LLC. They proved themselves to be woefully incapable. We had a ridiculous number of problems dealing with them. 1. The contract ran 6.5 months late and still was not complete because they would not finish. 2. Over 75-80% of the time they were not on site to manage the project. 3. They caused so many construction errors (concrete and other structural), resulting in unwanted changes and over $10k in problems, that we went to court. The court process resulted in the court keeping us from posting a bad review and giving us 2 options; either we hold them in Contempt of Court for not following the court orders to complete the work but have to allow them fix the damage, or walk away with a small amount of money. They are such a bad company that we chose to walk away. They will never apologize, and they will blame you for their mistakes. If you want it done right, do not hire them. "

"The project went very well, from the initial meeting until completion. All staff are professional through and through."

"ght $10k of Marvin Infinity Windows in 2010; came w/Limited Lifetime warranty. Now the Ultrex Fibreglass frames are fading and discoloring and the weatherstripping is shredding and failing. Gravinas won't honor the Warranty and is slow and hard to communicate with - they have told us that " upper management at Marvin will have to decide" what gets done and who will do the work. Gravinas is not an ethical, or responsible, company and Jim Gravina is a poor business owner/manager! I recommend that no-one does business with Gravina's - if you do you'll be sorry if you ever have a problem or need help. On the other hand Lifetime Windows and Siding sells Marvin Windows and stands behind their products and customers; a MUCH better choice for anyone looking for replacement windows."

"Angie’s List must be editing reviews. Check Yelp, which has also been edited (bad reviews removed) and still has over half being one star reviews by unhappy customers."

"We bought an older home and several windows were letting in the winter draft. We decided this past year to have the windows replaced. From the consultation appointment to installation this company was completely professional. We did not feel forced into buying and the installers did an exceptional job. Our house stayed much warmer this winter. We will be using Renewal again!"

"We had an excellent experience with Don Davis and his company's team of professionals. Everything was done with attention to each detail in a timely period."

"HIGHLY RECOMMEND. Josh quickly found the source of a window leak that other specialists missed. This saved replacing flashing and windows in an attempt to stop the water leak. He also expertly replaced the inside trim around my window. It looks just like it should. I'm very grateful for the ways Josh went above and beyond. Josh seems to be doing what he does Best, being a secretary is not that, have patients and follow up. It's woth the effort."

"The install itself was fast and relatively pain free, which is why this is a 2 star instead of a 1 star review. However, the windows themselves are awful, to the point where we feel swindled. They were noticeably drafty in the winter, and we can hear literally everything happening outside. Additionally, when doing our taxes this year, we realized that the windows they installed are only certified for energy efficiency in the Southern US -- basically, Florida and Texas. They do not meet the certification standards for Colorado, even though we emphasized energy efficiency as a motivator, inquired multiple times about the rebate process, and after the entire sales pitch was based on how they're based in Colorado and are designed to handle the high UV and swings in temperature. The actual contracts that we received had no information about specific model numbers for the windows either -- they only say 'Infinity' as the brand, so we couldn't have looked it up even if we had the foresight."

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