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"We are extremely happy with how our new windows and new front door turned out. After some unexpected challenges with the way our home was built, our installation crew quickly and efficiently adapted to make sure our windows and door were installed with expert care. Every time we see our new beautiful picture window we are left breathless! And our beautiful front door is the perfect upgrade for the look of our home. Thank you RBA!"

"Home advisor gave their name and I called them and they gave me a fair quote and I hired them. They put three windows and two doors in for me and done an excelent job for me. And done it in a time slot that was good to me and finished it when they told me it would be done. I would highly recomend these guys!"

"Zak patched some holes in my shed and built a huge garden bed for me. His work is extremely professional."

"Both Mandy and Dale from Dalco Overhead Doors went far and beyond to accommodate our needs. They went as far as setting up a new contract with the Garage Door manufacturer just to fulfil our requests. They were honest and prompt from the beginning of our Project. Highly recommended..."

"The Smart Home features they installed, such as thermostat and door locks, etc. do not always work. For example, the Honeywell thermostat can no longer be operated from our phones and is difficult to install. Remote door locks are also unpredictable."

"My husband and I paid top dollar for a new roof and some gutters. The materials seemed good. But it seemed like there were constant issues - one after the other. First, on the flat portion of our roof, they removed some flashing or ridge or something so water came POURING off the sides. So we had to call them back to add some gutters on one side, then back again on the other side to put that edging that should have been installed in the first place. Next, while installing the roof, they accidentally shattered the inner pane of our sky light. And this is the beginning of our issues. Side notes - sky light glass had been replaced less than a year prior with a VERY quality company (and not cheap) and just weeks prior we had installed a shade. The chards of glass and shades falling had put some gouges (small) in our Kitchen Craft cabinets (not cheap to replace) and scratches on the fridge. We we accommodating with their efforts to fix and weren't overly demanding in the process. For example we requested they only replace our fridge handle in which a gouge was visible from across the room (even though there was minor damage to the door). We didn't request them replace the cabinet doors. The shade was an easy fix, they simply re-ordered the shade from Home Depot. They offered a skylight that was the argon filled, double paned replacement. This is where our regrets start. We have never seen paperwork on what was installed, and thus have no idea if the quality is even remotely as good as the old one. If we had known that replacing the skylight meant using a hacksaw to butcher the old one out and put the new one in, we would have stopped them. Unfortunately, we only realized this when my husband heard the saws tearing our house apart (we have a custom built mid-century modern home and the skylight was built into the home). The replacement work was shoddy - they left the raw unfinished edges of they skylight, there are splotches of the calking in the corners that are blights to the view outside. They finally came back and "finished" the edging (installed pieces of wood to hide the saw makes and caulked the rest of the rest of the rough edges, so don't look too closely. There are still shards of glass sitting up wedged under the rails the shade rides on. My husband swears they removed the old shade pieces, but I have no idea why there is glass still there, like they never took the hardware of the old shade out and just installed the shade itself. When the shade is pulled open, you can see a dirty thumb print on it. AND after all of that, the sky light leaks. Not badly, only in the worst of the storms we've had. They came back to do some work on it. I have since repaired the pealing paint and dry wall issues, only to see more evidence of water damage (again, only in the heaviest of downpours). While White Oak's costumer service is friendly and responsive and has worked to fix everything, my husband and I are so tired of them. We don't have a like replacement and dearly regret not insisting that they use the product we had originally done our replacement with. We finally decided to get the job done right and are fronting the bill of $2500 to fix what they did poorly. We only used this company because a few years ago at my previous house they did a good job with the gutters there. So be warned, if you have a simple job of gutter replacement, they might not be so bad, but stay well clear of them if you have any thing specialized in your home."