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"Quick and very professional "

"Presidential Exteriors takes their lifetime warranties very seriously. Every time I've had an issue since they redid my roof, I've contacted them, and they've fixed the problem without charging. I appreciate them a lot. Good job, James, Hicks, and Glu!"

"They quoted half of the other two we got quotes from. Work was scheduled a couple weeks later and done in a day."

"Top finish should've been completed better on the new installed closet doors. The customer service is excellent."

"Power Home Remodeling has been fantastic. We had them come out to replace our gutters and were very impressed with the quality of their work. The crew that did the job kept everything clean and organized; you wouldn’t have known they had been there, which is uncommon for many companies. We were so impressed that we are now moving forward with replacing our siding. Everyone at Power Home Remodeling has been incredibly helpful throughout this process, and we couldn’t be happier. We will work with them on future home projects."

"Very knowledgeable and on time. "

"Professional. Got the job done right and in one day."

"Job was to done well. Very good looking finished product."

"Had a new roof installed in the spring. The roof was faulty and leaked this past Saturday. This cause damage to the plaster of my kitchen ceiling and mold has started to grow. Charm City Roofers are refusing to help with the repairs. Do not recommend."

"I hired Liberty Windows & Siding for a large exterior renovation project that included siding, windows, doors, gutters, and a portico. I selected Liberty largely based on representations that the work would be performed by in-house crews rather than subcontractors, and that quality workmanship was a priority. Unfortunately, the project did not meet those expectations. The initial installation resulted in widespread workmanship deficiencies, including improper siding installation, flashing issues, trim defects, and other items later documented by both an independent inspector and a manufacturer representative. As a result, Liberty had to remove and reinstall significant portions of the work. While Liberty ultimately undertook remediation, the process was prolonged, difficult to manage, and required extensive homeowner oversight. Remediation details were not consistently documented in writing, work was at times scheduled or attempted without prior coordination, and key quality-control"