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"Jackson Egress was friendly and efficient. We were very pleased with the final product and would recommend them to others."

"We had Bucklew waterproof our basement and install a sump pump, drain to the street, egress window, and glass block windows. They were always prompt, great at communicating with us and answering all our questions, worked efficiently, and always wanted to make sure we were satisfied with their work. They went above and beyond every step of the way. Couldn't be happier, especially that my basement is finally DRY, even after all the rain we've gotten lately."

"Overall a good quality company"

"Jim from Holy Rollers submitted an estimate to us and was very professional & thorough. I will be looking them up for further jobs needed & definitely recommend them to anyone looking for an upstanding company and professional job to be done."

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"It was a crawl space encapsulation project. Good, competitive estimate, quality professional work."

"It went very well from the initial call, which was actually answered by a person, not a machine, to the finished project. I have no complaints and nothing to add that would improve on their performance."

"IT WAS AN ABSOLUTE GREAT EXPERIENCE ALL THE WAY AROUND! Business owner is very knowledgeable and willing to assist, even with insurance questions, etc. We could not have been more pleased and surely do appreciate the workers and the customer service from All Seasons Roofing!"

"Overall, work-wise they do good work.  I think they did a good job in my house.  The problems that I have perceived during this 5 month journey would be ? they need some sort of administrative assistant or someone to keep things in line.  They need someone to call clients to let them know when someone will be in the house or not be able to be at their house at the scheduled time; they should have a written estimate/statement of what needs to be done and the estimated time and cost of the project; if the project runs into snags, they should call the client immediately to discuss if they would like to scratch part of the project or add hours to the project, in which an adjusted written estimate/statement should be sent.  More thought should be put into how much a project will cost since the client would feel more secure and feel better about the project if it ran under than over. An itemized list of what was done or supplies that were needed would be helpful to, in my opinion.  It lets the client know how much was done.
I bought the Angie?s Big Deal for 40 hours? worth of work for $1499 on 5/27.  We discussed with Jeremy what could be  accomplished in the 40 hours and that was ? replacing a sliding glass door with a French door; stabilizing a sliding glass door;
installing a ceiling fan and bathroom exhaust fan; hooking up the sump pump; replacing a door; fixing pipes to hot water heater; replacing rotten wood under a sliding glass door; moving a closet rod; securing a door; painting and replacing some wood by the front bay window; checking the rubber roof to make sure it wasn?t leaking; and spraying some insulation stuff in the attic due to the
finding of some asbestos.  I was told that that should take up approximately the 40 hours but that we should save a few hours in case problems arise.  Two of the easier jobs my dad took care of when he visited ? the closet rod and the securing the garage door.   I was told what supplies I should buy and have them here when he starts. Work was to begin in the middle of July, but kept
getting moved back until it finally started on 9/1.
At the end of 40 hours (actually 48 hours), not all of the work could be completed, although they did put in a ceiling fan that I bought as a just in case if they had time.  Jeremy told me that he would eat his 5 hours of time but I just had to pay for the other 3 hours and the supplies they bought. 
We hired them again immediately to complete what was still left to do.  I was told it would cost me $80 to do the drywall by the French doors, install the ceiling fan and bathroom exhaust fan and to wrap up the insulation in the attic. I ended up getting an
invoice for $500 more than what we discussed though.  We settled on $200 more instead and I was told that they had to eat some of the cost and it felt like Jeremy wasn?t happy in the least with me.   
I guess my issue is that I didn?t know what to expect from a contractor.  I wish I came into this with more experience.  This was my first house and unfortunately it needs a lot of work. I guess I just thought that with a contractor I would pretty much say what needed to be done and then it was done.  I wouldn?t worry about painting, removing the debris that was left over or such like that.  That?s probably true if more money was spent, but I thought that the Big Deal pretty much covered it.  We?re a family of 5 pretty much living paycheck to paycheck so it took some time to save to afford this.
I think my biggest concern over all of this now that it?s over is the bathroom exhaust fan.  In the beginning the bathroom exhaust fan ran well. It was silent and had no odor. After they came back to reinstall the dimmer switch that was taken out inadvertently when they added the bathroom exhaust fan, the fan started to have an odor and now sounds louder, in my opinion.  I?m not actually sure if it?s going to be looked at or not to be honest since I think the job is considered done, nothing has been said about it and I was told that ?nothing changed but a switch.  I know that would not affect it.?  Since I was told that ?financially he cannot take any more hits on our job,? I?m unsure what?s going to happen with the exhaust fan.  I didn?t even want to use it this morning
since I was unsure about it. 
Again, overall they are good workers.  I just think they need to work on the administrative side of things personally.  Once that?s under control, they will be excellent, in my opinion.
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"Owner Mike Speziale installed 3 exterior garage lights, installed a longer downrod on an outdoor ceiling fan, and installed a new kitchen faucet and sprayer. While installing the kitchen faucet Mike discovered a pipe fitting under the sink that was leaking. He left and went to another job while I went to get the additional parts and came back a few hours later to finish ."