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"Egress Inc was great to work with. I am very impressed at their level of service. They are great at communicating with clients and answering questions. Their follow up is excellent and they do what they say they are going to do. The quality of the product surpassed my expectations as well."

"We recently had an egress window installed and couldn’t be happier with the experience. The team was professional, efficient, and paid great attention to detail from start to finish. They kept the work area clean and made sure everything was done to a high standard. The window looks fantastic and has completely transformed the space. We’re so glad we chose them for this project and would highly recommend them to anyone looking for quality work and great service."

"Matt Dailey inspected the house and patio and sidewalks. He had his team headed by Tom Lanzano lift the sidewalks and patio and they installed new downspouts in the front lawn. Very satisfied with the work and professionalism and would highly recommend them."

"Fort August Foundation Repair was professional, honest, and easy to work with. They explained the issue clearly, finished the job on time, and the quality of work was excellent. Our home feels secure again, and the whole process was smooth from start to finish. Highly recommend!"

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"After going through the headache of getting quotes from several window companies, JDI was a standout for both customer service, pricing, and quality. If you're in the market for windows you know, or soon will, that high pressure sales are the preferred tactic for most retailers. They will try to force you to commit to an overpriced product at a "discount" if you give up you ability to look into their quality claims or make comparisons. This was NOT my experience with JDI windows. Rex, the co-owner, is a straight forward businessman who stands behind his product and doesn't try to over-sell it to you. From sales, to ordering, to measuring, and installation, I couldn't be happier with this window buying experience. If you're in the market for custom home windows I cannot recommend skipping the big name national brands and going straight to JDI windows. I truly believe you won't find better service with a better product at a better price than JDI windows."

"Window well was rusted out. The guys showed up and took care of it and did a good job cleaning up after."

"Very clean picked up all materials and his tools. Installed new kitchen sink, Disposal and with new faucet. The appointment was easy to make and the time of the appointment was convenient for me. Work was completed within the estimated time. Very professional job and friendly service. Will contact in the future for any of my plumbing needs. Thank you."

"We're delighted to have our glass doors sliding smoothly again, and very happy with our new handle and screen."

"Overall, they did a decent work, but there were definitely flaws in the job. Installation of the Pella door was good. I had to add quite a bit of insulation around it to assure minimal air leakage. The deck was well built. However, when John left for a while we found one of his workers trying to hammer a screw into place. That indicates pretty much "warm body" hiring in my view. 
The lawn edging surrounding the deck was poorly installed, with a seam right at a 90-degree corner; it has come apart and I'll have to replace it. Inside the edging, we wanted rock. When he came up short with quantity he supplien, he "borrowed" rock that we had paid for from another area of landscaping, leaving that area shorted.
Most problematic, there is a drain from the roof that runs under the deck which carries the majority of our roof's water. John's suggestion--and I kick myself for accepting it--was to dig a 3' pit (barely), line it with ground-cloth, fill it with larger rock, and dump the drain into it. In this clay, that pit acts as a rather small barrel,. In anything but the lightest rain, the pit overflows. Because the lawn is nearly level, some of it comes back against the foundation and has caused a moisture problem in my basement.
What was needed, I now realize, was a "french drain" to carry the water much further away, and to an above-grade exit. John's "shortcut" solution was totally insufficient, which I think as a professional he should have realized. I am now looking for a contractor to rework the drainage issue. It will be more expensive, now that the deck is in place, but I have to do it to stop the moisture problem.
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