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"We hired Capital Construction for a complete residing of our historic farm house. The scope included the removal of the old cedar siding, necessary sheathing repairs, building wrap and the installation of James Hardie Fiber Cement Planks and new trim work. From the initial consultation with Capital Construction, the communication was clear and transparent. They provided a detailed, fixed-price quote with no hidden fees and clearly explained the materials, timeline, and warranty. The installation crew was incredibly meticulous. The quality of the finished product is flawless—the seams are clean, the caulking is neat, and the details around the windows and doors are precise. What impressed me the most was their attention to what you can't see: they took the time to properly install the weather barrier and trim, ensuring a long-lasting, watertight envelope for our home. We couldn't be happier with the results. Capital Construction has completely transformed the look and value of our home"

"Great service"

"good quality but a little bit pricey."

"Great job!"

"Very professional & thorough; one of our best Home Advisor experiences"

"????? If I could give zero stars, I would Hiring this contractor was a nightmare from start to finish. The bathroom they delivered is so poorly done that I feel like I need to redo it entirely. They rely on subpar subcontractors with no professionalism or craftsmanship. ? Overpromise and underdeliver: I had to stay on top of every detail myself, doing the job the contractor was hired to manage. ? Unreliable: Never kept appointments or confirmed schedules. The only time they showed up on time was to collect payment. ? Unsafe practices: At one point, a subcontractor was cutting concrete inside the bathroom with a gas?powered tool, filling my entire home with smoke. I had to intervene to stop it and argue just to get basic protections like tarps in place. ? Poor management: Subcontractors openly complained about not being paid, and I even had to send one home myself because of unacceptable behavior. ? End result: Substandard work that does not reflect the money spent. Save yourself "

"Horrible customer service and the product is only getting worse over time. I have ordered 16 shutters from them over 5 separate orders during the last two years. A recent order late last year came with parts missing and getting replacement parts was a hassle because I had to provide pictures. How do you provide pictures of missing parts? My most recent order arrived without the mounting strips and blocking strips being pre-drilled. I received the screws and screw covers but no holes for them. After multiple back and forth with "Angie" from customer service I was forwarded a poorly spelled response from their supplier stating "usually" they don't pre-drill holes. Usually? All of my other shutters over the last two years were pre-drilled. I was then told it was my fault because this order was a single panel shutter vs all my previous orders being dual shutters and I would have to pay to get replacement strips with pre-drilled holes in them. What does a single vs a dual shutter have to do with whether or not holes are drilled in hanging and blocking strips?"

"Excellent, no problems. My car was new the first year I used the service and there has never been any damage during the transports. The men picking up and delivering the car have always been pleasant and cooperative. Both Ely and Guy at United Transport has been highly responsive to my needs. I would highly recommend this company."

"We shopped around for months before deciding on the “Kohler Bath Remodel” product. sold and installed by Rite Window in Woburn. The salesman was good and a well-trained. He got the whole show done in a hour, which at the time was appreciated. I was a bit concerned reading the reviews about issues that develop at about the 3 year mark – I guess we’ll have to see on mine. Here’s what they sell you and what you actually get. Sales person: (1) “The luxstone slabs are very heavy, about 250 lbs, and need two people to carry.” The sample (about 1 square foot) he gave us to look at was crazy thick and heavy. The actual product out of the van during install, however, was maybe 1/8” in thickness, maybe the thickness of 4 pieces of copy paper, and the whole sheet can be lifted by one person easily with one hand. Score that one as a lie – they show you a product that is purposely different than the actual. Salesman: “We are exclusive to New England, don’t use external contractors, and all installers are ‘our own’”, which to a customer suggests that they are Rite Window employees. Actually, my install was done by contractors – they pulled up in the plain white unlabeled van, and just through general discussions, do lots of different jobs. No issues with the install per se, but, yeah, score that as a lie. Salesman: “The glass we use is hotel grade, double thick 3/8 inch, and they weigh 200 lbs each”. Yeah, not so much. Standard thin grade and maybe 45 lbs at most. My biggest concern was the quality of the fixtures, and the salesman made it known that the fixtures can only be the “top of the line” Koehler fixtures “direct from their Wisconsin plant”. This made me feel better. What actually went-in to the install, however, was a plastic control valve mechanism. So much plastic, that these fixtures are similar to the ones at Home Depot right at the very end of the faucet aisle – that $12 faucet. I expected the handle to be silver-painted plastic. Yeah, not exactly top-of-the-line. The base is a basic 3’X4’ cheapo fiberglass piece you can buy right now from home depot.com ($189) and the ceiling is acrylic sheeting from JoAnne’s, maybe $15. In summary, my daughter’s EZ Bake oven is made of better materials than this shower. The thing came out very small. The installer told me, after the job was done, that he had to take space away because he only had 3 foot sheets of luxstone, and to make them fit he made the shower smaller. They couldn’t even bring the right sized panels to do the job right. Going in to this, I was more concerned about the quality of the install and I thought from the sales tactics that the product itself was top-quality. In this case, the install and the materials are complete garbage. Without the glass, the materials maybe cost them $400 in total. With the glass, it’s maybe $2,000. So now I have a beautiful home with a cheap and flimsy master shower that’s smaller than the one they replaced. Efforts to work with them led to dead ends. Basically, I was told that you get what you got. Don't deal with these fraudsters."