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"I had them replace a sliding glass door. They took a deposit and I was quoted 10 weeks at most. It literally ended up taking a year. I will say the the door is very nice and the installers were very professional, but that's about the only good thing I can say. It took 5 months just to manufacture the door - the only communication they provided during this time was when I called, asking when my door would be installed. Then, after 5 months, they informed me that only the glass door was ready, but not the sliding screen door. Good news was that they could go ahead and schedule the glass door install...in another three months. So, after 8 months of waiting, I finally got a sliding glass door...with a 5 inch scratch on the glass in between the panes. So sorry, they said, we'll get a new piece of glass made and replace it. Should only take a couple of weeks. It took another four months. So, after a year, I finally got my door replaced. I would never recommend this company."

"Great company. Timely, professional and clean. Great communication, installed exactly what was promised, and no hidden costs. Would hire again"

"We had Hardie board and batten installed on three sides of the house, painted siding, and gutters installed. Our home is 1,300 sq ft and like I said, the work was for 3 sides only, not the front of the house. We was also told that craftsmen carpenters where doing the work. First they started to remove the trim from the front of the house. This was NOT to be touched. I wanted to keep that more rustic since it was weathered cedar. When I questioned this, we'll call him worker #1, he said only the trim, but they were going to do only the trim around the garage area which would not look uniform unless the two windows where done also. They did the two windows, but the worker told them I asked for the trim, which I did NOT! When they removed the trim from the front, they also broke a piece of the cedar siding, and didn't bother telling anyone. I discovered this when I was inspecting the work. So that needed to be replaced and luckily we had some weathered boards from pieces that we were replacing from the front ourselves. If not, there would have been one piece that stood out like a sore thumb. They were going to wrap the house and proceed with adding the siding. I asked “what about the rotten parts that need to be replaced?” Worker #1 side is was fine. It was not, you could see where the bottom of some was rotten and could literally pull it off. I called the supervisor #1 and he came out and yes, there was 2 ft sections that needed to be replaced. So when they removed the siding they broke a water pipe, flooded my bathroom and they replaced the padding under the carpet. Took two days for the area to dry out, luckily we have a large industrial fan. Again craftsmen carpenters are doing this work. When they started to install the siding, I told worker #1 that the cable guy was coming out the next day to determine what cables are needed. They just proceeded and now there is this ugly trimmed out piece for nothing on the side of the house that faces the road. Did I mention all the workers that did this job are from Brazil and I don't think communication was clear. When the sales person came out originally (Heather V), I specifically asked her about the screened in back porch and how they would proceed with that. She told us that they would just removed the frame attached to the house and be able to slide the siding underneath it. Made sense to me, they only need about 1/8 inch. The “craftsmen carpenters” ended up covering up where the frame and screen spline go about ½ inch. So if and when we need to replace the screen we have to contact them to remove and reattach the trim. When I told supervisor #2 (Will) about this, he said “the sales person doesn't know how siding is done”. Well then your salesperson should be telling the customer procedures she is not familiar with. Did I mention that these “craftsmen construction” workers caulked the bottom of one of the window screens?!?! So they take a utility knife to open it back up on one of the many return visits to “fix” what they either messed up, or didn't complete on the original visit. And to top this off, the trim is not the same size as the existing trim, which means our hurricane shutters don't fit our 10 window. FYI we live is SE Georgia. We had to take the Lexon panels and re-cut 3 sides each and drill out over 200 rivets and replace 200 rivets by hand. This took us approx 20 hrs to get this done and we had hurricane Milton coming our way. By the grace of God we had no damage. This entire job resulted in destroying my plants in the back yard either by trampling them or coating them in paint, several times having to come out and repaint, add more caulking, re-screen windows because they had paint on them, or the screening was done poorly because of the shoddy workmanship. Upon completion of the entire job, Supervisor #2 (Will) said that they would be sending us a gift card for $250, “have a nice dinner on us” he said, because of all the issues that happened on this job. This never came to us. I would NOT recommend Morgan Exterior at all."

"Wish I would've hired Green Energy Spray Foam Insulation years ago for my home insulation needs as they went above and beyond exceeding my expectations! Our house get too cold during the winter, and hot as an oven during the summer. We called Green Energy Spray Foam Insulation. I spoke with Camille and explained the situation. I was interested in having the walls and attic insulated. Next Day, Mr. Touma arrived and very straight forward with what needed to be done. No up-selling or hidden costs, and even assured attic insulation alone would satisfy my needs sparing me the extra cost of wall insulation! This company put in time and effort and accomplished outstanding results as the temperateness in the house felt wonderful allowing us to sleep much more comfortably. As for their crew, they were awesome. Do not hesitate to call them. Highly recommended."