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"New roof looks great. The installation crew was friendly and good work. They moved things with care if needed for access. Crew asked everyday if we had any questions about what there doing for the day and kept us updated with any issues or concerns that came up. Everything was kept picked up and cleaned each day several times to ensure nails, screws or miscellaneous metal pieces would be in the grass."

"I stated in the paragraph above how satisfied I was for R-Value Insulators to come in and perform the work I wanted them to do."

"Our house was built in 1926....without much insulation. We had insulated as much of it as we could on our own, but we couldn't insulate the back hallway. So I called Blaze Insulation. He came over later that week. Then he sat my husband and me down to explain what had to be done. He told us how much the project would cost. This included a rebate. The work was completed within a week and the rebate check has just been cashed."

"I believe it was $700 was for my office, which is possibly $210 per linear ft and they did the spray foam insulation. They are extremely professional, cleaned up after themselves, told us everything that we needed to know about the insulation and they put it on pretty darn thick. When they came and did the first room, they were so professional that I called them up and had them do the second one. There is nothing they could have done better. I had a little bit of discrepancy in my bill, so I had to call them up and explain to them that room A wasn’t as big as room B and then they basically took me up on my word. I measured it myself and gave them the linear feet and they weren’t hesitant to give me the discount that I needed. Basically somebody messed up the billing and when I called them up, they were extremely friendly and apologetic and they even gave me a little bit of a discount above and beyond what they had to just because of the tiny discrepancy. So customer service wise, it was wonderful and the person that came out and did the job was great. I cannot say anything ill about that company and will use them again in the future for sure and I would recommend them to people. We did do some shopping around and they were better than their competition. They were here the same day I called them, after a couple of hours and came out to look at the job. The following day they came out and did the job because I had some construction going on, so they were very attentive, responsive. They were and unbelievable company. They were right on time; when they said they were going to be here on X time, they were here at X time."

"Workers missed spots insulating our house.  Had to question the work that was done.  Did not receive the best customer service. <br />"

"Property Image was on-site within 2 hours to fix a leaking shower faucet.  Their quick response saved potential drywall and flooring damage had the leak continued."

"Kris listened to what I wanted and masterfully transformed my vision into a reality. Kris also handled a few additional tasks; i.e., finding screens for my windows and the patio door. The paint color and stain matched perfectly. He as entirely professional and a joy to work with. I would recommend Kris without hesitation. He is the first person I will call for additional work on my house."

"Very satisfied with cost and workmanship.  Original contact was to repair wind damage on shingled roof.  Unlike other roofing contractors I contacted, the response was fast.  The 40 plus years of experience showed as the temporary repair was done immediately without any hassle of cost.  The cause of the wind damage was shown and explained as improper nailing of shingles. To my surprise it was suggested, that because of a current materials special, it would be more cost effective to install a new metal roof over the old shingles rather than replacing the old shingles.  A new metal roof, with all of its advantages, cheaper than new shingles! <br /> I said I was interested, and they took a lot of measurements.  A couple days later I received an estimate via E-mail. I also asked about financing.  The only option was  like a credit card application (5% up front and high interest after 1 year).  After working out alternative financing from my bank, I then responded via E-mail to proceed.  They came out again and made more measurements. They wanted advanced payment for the materials with final payment upon completion. <br /> A couple weeks later the new metal roof install began.  It was a three man crew, they worked professionally, took their time and did it right.  The weather caused multiple delays extending the work over about 3 weeks.  The new roof is impressive, several people stopped by to ask for name of contractor. <br /> <br />"

"Great. Explained what he was doing."

"The sales person for Hardy Jensen was very responsive to our inquiry for bidding on our replacement window project. He came on a Saturday morning that worked around my schedule. He was very knowledgeable about various windows and installation process. He started with Hardy Jensen as an installer so we trusted his knowledge about the installation options. He was not a pushy salesmen, It did take longer than we expected to get pricing because he said he was really busy. We did appreciate his honesty, but I had to contact him to remind him to get the pricing to us. When he did the pricing, he told us that <br /> they did not play games and that their price is the price. After we received a couple of pricing options, we met him at their showroom in Racine which had everything we were looking for. We settled on specific options and he modified the quote <br /> accordingly. Because of the size of this project (between $60K - $80K) I asked for the sales rep to break out the labor separate from the window price, so I could quote apples-to-apples. I explained we were getting several quotes and another installer was quoting the same brand window and model. The direct quote in an email from the owner was this:  “Your research should be better directed to the product end then the company, then the company that handles it locally, then the bottom line price. Dividing this all out for sales staff and consumers only confuses the quantity of information you would need to sift thru.”  This response took me aback since all I wanted to know is how much is he charging me for the window itself. We had several email exchanges with me explaining my position and that I expect companies to make a profit. I also stated I was NOT focusing on bottom line price and that I was willing to pay MORE for a better installer. I just wanted to break down the price. Since the other bids I was receiving did, indeed, break out labor from materials, I was able to make an easy decision. Needless to say, <br /> Hardy and Jensen did not receive the project because I was looking for a business who was transparent and provided detailed quotes like the rest of the market. If I couldn’t get that basic information, I was concerned about how problems would <br /> be resolved down the road if I was to award them the business. <br />"