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Recent Door Installation Reviews in Thompsonville
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Mike Nichol General ContractorMike did a terrific job remodeling my house. He also built new decks outside. Dependable hard working skilled contractor.- Kitty C.
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Beman Builders LLCJoe is FANTASTIC to work with. He’s so professional, always on time, very communicative about the projects, and is absolutely trustworthy. He is a man of his word and is just a nice guy. We would highly recommend him.- Kathryn B.
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Beman Builders LLCWe have been using Beman Builders and Joe Beman for a number of years now and a number of projects from a remodel of a Victorian home with 4 bathrooms and a monster kitchen. Recently, Joe built an Art Studio for my wife. Joe is the best builder in this area because he pays attention to detail. He will submit and bid and stick to it rather than nickel and dime you like a lot of contractors in this area. He is courteous and a nice guy. He works quickly and the job site is ALWAYS cleaned up every evening before Joe leaves. Any attempt to hire another contractor other than Joe would just be a waste of money and time.- John H.
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Markin Co.After 3 attempts by sales people to figure out the proper color shingle needed to match other structures, they chose the wrong color and installed it.- Sally B.
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The Window Source Of Western MichiganPerfectly, The price and quality were excellent. The install was timely and professional. Very pleased.- Lance L.
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THE NEW ENGLAND HOUSE DOCTORI flew in from out of town to coordinate much needed repairs for a family member. I was lucky enough to find Roland by using Angie's List. He began the next day and completed an amazing number of tasks in a short period of time. The fact that these repairs were all done with a famiy of five living there, makes it even more incredible how much was accomplished. I would recommend him to anyone and would not hesitate to call him again.- Barbara S.
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Beman Builders LLCJoe Beman was simply unbelievable in the way he conducted the rebuilding/renovation of this house. He as able to craft wood trim around baseboards and windows that precisely matched the 1910 woodwork. 4 bathrooms were completely and beautifully renovated along with a wet bar, a HUGE kitchen with a custom island, 2 HVAC systems, a new Rinnai instant-on hot water system, many new Pella windows with a huge amount of refinishing and framing to be done. Paint throughout, lots of electrical work, just basically a rebuild on this house. Everyone in Northport who comes to see this house is amazed at the transformation and the workmanship. We will be doing lots of business with Joe in the future as there are still old windows to replace and a garage to build. If you choose Joe Beman for your project, even a very large one, I can assure you that you will be very happy with the level of work, the promptness of service and the professionalism of Joe.- John H.
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Beman Builders LLCJoe Beman replaced two French slider doors in the lower level of my mother-in-law's lake home. He did a beautiful job.- Gerilyn M.
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Beman Builders LLCJoe is an extremely conscientious and professional builder - the details mattered as much to him as they did to us. He has creative ideas - what we had in our minds came out better than we could have imagined because of his input. We were overseas for most of the project with a 12 hour time difference yet communications were seamless and he got the job done right on schedule. Whenever we hit any bumps along the way, we came to know we could count on him to give us the straight story and we worked together to come up with a plan. His work is beautiful, he is on time, and he leaves the job site perfectly clean. PS. At the end of the project there was drywall dust in the garage and Joe even washed our car as part of the cleanup process because he didn't want us to come home to a dusty car.- Kathryn B.
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Beman Builders LLCI couldn't be more pleased. Joe worked with us on every step of the remodel. This was the 6th time we hired him to do work for us. He has built us a deck, replaced a sliding glass door, repaired damaged wood, installed wood flooring and various finish work within our home. His estimate was all inclusive. He pulls all necessary permits. Joe keeps a clean worksite. I am perfectly confident that the job and materials are the best. He is our go to builder.- Ann W.
Door Installers in Thompsonville
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Business Description:
Locally Owned, Family Operated The Window Source of Western Michigan is a small, family-owned branch of The Window Source, a nationally known window distribution brand. What does that mean for you? You get the small price of a factory direct company with a one-on-one relationship from start to finish that you can only find when you buy local. Upfront pricing, no haggle approach to window buying Financing available
Recent Review:
They did a pretty good job. They had to deal with the weather like snow and rain. However, they did an excellent job
Reviewed by Kevin S.
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Business Description:
Our company provides expert sales and service to residential and commercial overhead door customers. Our residential and commercial products include the sales and installation of garage doors and garage door operators.
Recent Review:
Excellent service. I had to reschedule my appoint time 2 days prior, and office staff were very nice about trying to arrange a different time and called me back in timely manner to let me know the new time. Door repair person was quite experienced, and knew exactly what problem was. I would call them again, very positive experience. They were great.
Reviewed by JEANNE E.
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Locally owned company, with owners that have over 30 years of experience in the industry. Specializes in doors, windows, siding, and roofing. Products sold by Markin Co are environmentally friendly and innovative.
Recent Review:
After 3 attempts by sales people to figure out the proper color shingle needed to match other structures, they chose the wrong color and installed it.
Reviewed by Sally B.
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College Works Painting is a fully licensed, bonded, and insured professional house painting company. College Works Painting has been delivering homeowners in Michigan quality house painting services at a great price while teaching local Michigan college students how to run a painting company since 2004.
Recent Review:
Everything went well. We had chosen a color in advance and the painter Chris even suggested a better color that we actually liked better than what we chose. I was a stickler on clean lines and the painter and supervisor Connor made sure I had clean lines using precise masking. We were very pleased with the result!
Reviewed by Alfonso F.
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There’s never been a better time to transform you home with Champion of Grand Rapids! Think of us as a one-stop shop for everything you need to beautify your home’s exterior: windows, sunrooms, siding, roofing and doors. Only Champion offers the superior energy efficiency of Comfort 365 Windows, industry-leading limited lifetime guarantee, and award winning products made in the USA. For over 60 years, Champion has been manufacturing and installing quality windows, doors and sunrooms while cr...
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Business Description:
We are a family owned business with 34 years in business and are 100% debt free company. We have been members in good standing with the Better Business Bureau and Angie's List for many years.
Recent Review:
I had set up a time to have a quote done for replacing the 30+ windows in my home. Following this I had a major home catastrophe as my water heater failed, flooding my finished basement. I spoke with a rep canceling the quote until I could make repairs from my home. I noted that I would give them a call as soon as I was done making repairs. The next day another rep called me wanting to push me into a quote that day as they had a staff member in the area. I calmly explained the situation to this rep for a second time. Today I received both an email and text message from a Pat asking me to reschedule that appointment. This company may provide a good service, but their customer service is garbage. Will get my future work done by Avalon, try focusing on the customer experience moving forward.
Reviewed by Greg W.
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Family owned and operated since 1944, Wallside sells directly to the homeowner, manufacturing and installing its own products. With a factory/showroom located in Taylor, Mich., the vinyl window manufacturer services two thirds of the lower peninsula of Michigan and northwest portions of Ohio.
Recent Review:
Do not use this company. Wallside breached the contract. They never pulled the permit or ordered the windows for the original install date. This delayed my project costing me two months of rental income . In lieu of their mistake they first offered me $300 off of the contract but later agreed to be fair to add free of charge an additional four windows to the contract. David Malseed, one of the sales managers later changed this agreement to two windows which he believed was a “very generous offer.” This business does not operate on any values. They have a take it or leave it attitude despite the harm they cause you.
Reviewed by Kadeidra B.
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As a multi year Super Service Award winner with over 100 years of combined experience, StayDry is the standard-bearer for basement waterproofing, crawl space waterproofing, foundation repair, and similar services for homeowners and businesses. Our expert contractors take pride in their workmanship, and they’ll educate you on the different approaches to eliminate leaks in your foundation and keep your basement safe from water damage. We’re so confident in our abilities that we’ll offer you a f...
Recent Review:
Such hacks! They will hillbilly it up real good for ya, but if you want it done right the first time or at all look elsewhere! I was initially impressed with the owner David Brown who came out to give me an estimate. He was very respectful and didn’t try to up-sell me, but it was all down hill after that. I decided to have my existing sump pump replaced and have a battery backup pump installed with a “pump spy” smart outlet. Pam said the installer would show up at 9am and have no problem being done by the time I had to leave for work at noon. I asked Pam if they would clean out my sump pit that had probably never been cleaned before installing the new pumps or if that was something I needed to do. I was assured that the installer would bring a shop vac and do that for me. On 03/01/21 an installer that I thought was “Perry” since that was the name on the side of his truck, showed up. Turns out he was just driving Perry’s old truck. Anyway, their installer showed up and started taking things apart, but then had to leave for I think a check valve. He returned and assembled everything, but it wouldn’t fit in my pit, so he had to take it back apart and re-assemble everything. Turns out my old discharge pipe was plugged up with rusty crud. The installer said he would get some “Iron Out” for me. At this point I asked again if my pit would be cleaned since I didn’t want all that crud going through my new pumps etc. He said he would, but in the end he never did. He ended up telling me that the pit was fine and anything in there was hard and couldn’t be cleaned off, which was totally not true. I also never saw any “Iron Out” that he said he would leave for me and that I could use periodically. Since the installer unplugged the pipe the new pump moved water out the discharge a lot better and it was splashing back outside where it went into my buried line. I attached a hose so that it discharged out into the yard instead of splashing back near the house. The installer told me he would just stick a pipe farther down into the opening. I questioned how the water would escape if it needed to and was assured it would be fine. Well after I checked what he did I saw that now the water was spraying back against the house. I headed downstairs to tell him and he said, that he realized this too once water started running down my basement wall behind my electric box, which fried the “pump spy” smart outlet he had installed. He had to call and have someone bring him out a new smart outlet. He didn’t offer to help set up the app or smart outlet, but I eventually had to call “pump spy” to have the first smart outlet I set up removed from the app, which the company said contacting them was the only way to do that. Since things are such a giant mess I called my work and was able to use a personal day. I told the installer that I had taken the day off work now and that there was no rush, so he could take his time and do the job right. Spoiler, he didn’t do it right. When he said he was finished I had to ask him to secure the discharge pipe somehow between the pumps and where it went through the wall, which he did with some metal banding. This is also when I was told the pit didn’t need to be cleaned. Later once the water had a chance to settle I noticed tons of sludge, slime and chunks of debris still in the pit and the walls of the pit hadn’t even been attempted to be cleaned. I knew the brown on the pit just wiped off because I had already wiped off what I could reach. Also somewhere around the check valve was leaking and dripping down the pipe. The battery backups and all the cords and wires were left in a giant tangled pile. Zero effort was put into making anything look decent. Since it was after 6pm or something I ended up getting Stay Dry’s main number and they said it wasn’t an emergency and they would leave a message for Lansing Stay Dry. So at noon the next day I hadn’t heard anything, so I had to call them. They said they would send someone out with a shop vac this time to clean the pit and fix the leak, but it wouldn’t be until Thursday. On 03/04/21 at 10am someone shows up. As I’m putting my mask on I try to nicely say something like “Are we supposed to wear masks?” to which I am told “I don’t wear masks”. So the person they sent to redeem themselves after the circus on day 1 is someone who refuses to wear a mask in customer homes during a pandemic. Got it. This guy does take some Iron out and after I give him a brush (since he didn’t bring one or any rags or anything) scrubs the pit a little bit, sucks a little bit out with the shop vac and tightens up some connections around the check valve. The pit does look better and he leaves the rest of the Iron Out. He tells me the check valve area is leaking because the pipe is crooked and that he’s going to take the battery’s that I spent lots of time tidying up and move them against the pipe to steady it. I told him that’s how the installer on day 1 left the pipe, and that I had to ask him to even secure it with the metal banding. I went and got a cement block out of the garage to place against the pipe to steady it instead of moving everything I had cleaned up already. I also laid down cardboard and plastic on the floor, since none of these guys wear boot covers or clean up the water and mess and I was sick of cleaning up. He says there was an option for a new pit and cover that would secure the pipe. I was never offered or told about these options until now. Guess what? The next day I see the check valve is STILL LEAKING! I contact Pam and she says they will send out “Perry”, the real Perry who “manages the crews”. I’m confused thinking they’re sending the same guy from day 1. When the real Perry comes out on 03/10/21 he explains about someone else driving his old truck. I think he said his name was “John?”. Anyway, Perry, puts on boot covers and a mask which is nice. He looks at the check valve and says “This isn’t even one of our check valves” and seems to insinuate that something fishy was maybe up. I told him “That is the check valve your guy installed.” Maybe he just ran to the hardware store to get on when he realized he didn’t have one on his truck or something? Perry replaces the check valve and the pipe is crooked again, but not as crooked as the first installer (John?) left it. I say how the no-mask installer said if it’s crooked it will leak and Perry says that’s not true, and I guess he was right. It is no longer leaking. So finally after 3 tries, this company was able to sort of pull off the job. It felt like they put the bare minimum of effort into trying to fix their mistakes or make me happy. Since nobody was returning my calls I tried calling the owners cell number that was on the card he left when he came for the estimate. He sent me straight to voicemail and I immediately received a call from Pam. I would never use this company again and wanted to share my experience with them. There was so much they did wrong that I’m sure I’ve left some things out.
Reviewed by Jason A.
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Business Description:
Classic Copper Works uses time honored German copper smith techniques handed down from father to son and passed on to our highly skilled artisans. We specialize in the fabrication of custom copper & bronze products and other metal specialties. WE DO NOT OFFER REPAIR SERVICES OF ANY KIND. Additional phone number - (888) 908-5339.
Recent Review:
They was out of state and was not able to do work. Could not find someone in my area.
Reviewed by L S.
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Business Description:
We specialize in the sales and installation of vinyl replacement windows, entry & patio doors, siding, and shutters.
Recent Review:
Signed contract in late July, paid half down, and was told job would be done in six to eight weeks. September came and went. No word. Called in October and was told the factory was behind and now looking like Late October early November. Its November, no word. Called and was told they lost one of their two install crews and that I am on the list. Where on the list he couldn't say, just that I was likely looking at a December install. When in December, didn't say. But he would call when he actually got me on the install list. Can't tell you if they do good work or if the product is as advertised. All I can say is that if you hire these guys you need to give them six months of lead time and don't expect much in the way of communication.
Reviewed by Brian M.
