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"On the higher side of cost, but they had the best options for vertical siding n metal over roof."

"Very impressed with service and professionalism. We needed an emergency repair of our siding and it was completed in 2 days...great response! Easy to work with these folks."

I am a Union tradesman \nPlasterer \nPainter\nCaulker\nWater proofer\nRoofer\nI can do so much more over the years ive become very talented in many construction environments. I habe osha 30 and various boom lifts, and scaffolding equipment.

"I would totally recommend this company! Ariel went above and beyond for me when replacing my roof and gutters! Ariel would call me and let me know he was on the way or if he was running even 5 minutes behind. My house looks great and I will be using them again come spring to start replacing some of my windows. Thank you Ariel! Your crew was great, too."

"SHORT VERSION Outstanding! Competitive & detailed quote for major window repairs, excellent communication, swift scheduling, timely work, high quality repairs. Positive all around. I know definitively who I'll call next time I need window repairs. LONG VERSION After decades of neglect from the previous owner, and a few years of neglect from us, our 31 yo casement windows were in terrible shape (10 banks of 2). Major rotting of wood sills, sashes, brick moulding, and more. Ronnie & crew in the field, along with Dylan in the office, provided a clear, detailed, competitive quote based on what they could see during the initial inspection. Given the windows' particularly poor condition, they appropriately warned me they might uncover additional repairs while taking everything apart for the quoted repairs. I knew this to be the case from past experience, but still appreciated they called it out explicitly. Ronnie & crew were on-time, respectful, communicative & informative, and ensured I knew the status of the work as it progresssed. During the repairs, Ronnie identified some hidden issues -- though not entirely unexpected (see aforementioned warning) -- which required substantially more work. In each case, Ronnie showed me the newly uncovered issue, explained why the work needed (or did not need) to be done, and confirmed how I wanted to proceed. Most of the additional repairs clearly were necessary to support and complete the originally quoted repairs, so I agreed. In an instance or two, he noted an additional repair was non-critical, and I passed -- no pressure, no problem. We still have 2 banks of 2 windows each, with sashes too far gone to repair, so Ronnie and team are working with me to identify options for sash replacement. Hopefully, since the original model is discontinued and not available, we can use a newer model from the manufacturer (if they fit), But if not, Ronnie is actively working with me on contingency options. I wish all my home repair experiences were this positive. I said it above, and it bears repeating: outstanding! I know definitively who I'll call next time I need window repairs."

"Falling down plaster in my small foyer ceiling directed my attention to the flat copper roof above. The wood support under the copper in the affected corner was rotten. The first roofing contractor from whom I got an estimate told me I needed to have the masonry repaired before the roof could be replaced. I got the first roofing contractor's name from an internet search. An Angie's list internet search for copper roofs did not yield any contractors. Fortunately I received the Angie's List magazine and saw PZ's ad which mentioned copper roofs. After getting the masonry repaired I got PZ's and another estimate. The one from PZ Construction was the lowest. Before I signed the contract I asked Paul if he could give me an estimate for another small roof. We corresponded by e-mail and after sending him pictures he sent me an estimate for the second roof which also seemed quite reasonable. The work was started the following week and took about 4 days to complete both roofs. I asked Paul about putting additional insulation in between the rafters before the solid core insulation was installed. He told me if I supplied the insulation it could be put it in at no extra charge. The 2 workmen who did the work took about 4 days to complete the job, working steadily and leaving the area very neat every night when they left the job. Working with copper is definitely a skilled job and the workmen really knew what they were about. Because the roofs were off the second floor I was able to see their progress and was really impressed with their workmanship. The first copper roof lasted 80 years which Paul said was about typical for copper roofs in this climate. I'm hopeful that PZ's roof will last as long."

"Steve came by and inspected the hole in the roof the same day I called him. He patched it the next day. A couple of weeks later after dealing with the insurance company he and his guys replaced my roof in a single day. It looks great, and was done so quickly I couldn't believe it. Top notch work and responsiveness from Steve from the get go as well. I would definitely recommend them and would use them again."

"Solid effort all around. We received expert advice from Amir in Sales, who was not pushy at all and had a very wide breadth of knowledge. His suggestion on color was spot on and really turned out looking beautiful. Mike installed our door with the utmost care, while masked, ensuring that everything was setup and functioning perfectly. He performed the work as if it were on his own house. We will be reaching out to Next in the spring to replace our backdoor."

RFH Construction, Inc., is the local answer for all of your siding repair needs. We strive to achieve your complete satisfaction and are proud to be locally owned and operated for prompt, personal response to your needs.

"The crew of about 6 men arrived on time and started working around 9 am.   One particular member of the crew was very careless 
and could have caused an injury accident when he dropped an electric circular saw from the top of the roof to my stoop.  I was 3 feet away from where it landed and another crew member was 2 feet away from its path as it dropped.  Here are other problems I encountered during the job and afterward:
1- Job site especially the stoop was not covered which caused asphalt residues to stick to stoop.  I had to clean and  resurface the stoop afterward at $400 cost.
2- There were several asphalt residues on the exterior walls which I had to clean and repaint.
3- The crew broke our electric meter cover and placed it on top of the metal box and didn't inform me of the accident.  I discovered the problem several days later when I was inspecting the house during a rainy day.  Not letting me know of the accident is particularly irresponsible since the main electric cable and the meter were exposed to rain for 12 hours before I discovered it.  I had to call the electric company for a repair and they had to replace the meter.
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