We’re a family-owned custom home improvement company serving Lancaster, PA and nearby communities for more than 60 years. For three generations, George J. Grove & Son has been performing quality custom home improvement using the finest materials and the highest standards of craftsmanship and customer service. We strive to establish lasting relationships with our customers by exceeding their expectations and gaining their trust through fair prices and exceptional service. We also serve business and commercial customers. We professionally install custom vinyl replacement windows, steel and fiberglass entry doors, storm doors, roofing, premium vinyl and fiber cement siding, stone veneer, spouting, gutter protection systems and patio enclosures. We also install skylights, railings, decks, retractable fabric and metal awnings, and shutters. All of the products we carry come with an extended manufacturer’s warranty and are installed by highly trained, experienced professionals. The team at George J. Grove & Son is dedicated to providing exceptional customer service. We strive to establish lasting relationships with our customers by exceeding expectations and build trust through fair prices and exceptional service. George J. Grove & Son, Inc. is a member of the Better Business Bureau, the Building Industry Association, the National Association of Home Builders, National Association of Small Business, National Safety Council and the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce. Visit our website for more information, visit our showroom at 1219 Manheim Pike in Lancaster, or give us a call at (717) 393-0859 today!
We sell and install: energy-efficient doors and windows; entry, and patio doors; french doors; commercial and residential roofs; metal roofs; slate roofs; vinyl siding; skylights; seamless gutters; gutter guards; retractable awnings; additions and sunrooms; railings & columns; and stone veneer., storm
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"First and foremost, I want to extend our sincerest apologies for the negative experience you had with our company. We deeply value our long-standing relationships with our customers and are disheartened to hear that your recent experience did not meet your expectations. We appreciate and take your feedback very seriously. We are constantly reviewing our internal procedure to improve our customer service and provide a positive experience for all of our customers. Thank you for your insight."
"Hi there, We apologize for this inconvenience. However, our procedure to replace parts for this window requires the serial number that is listed on the window itself, and it seems that there was a lapse in communication between receiving your initial call and being able to receive that serial number in order for us to order the correct replacement parts. The woman you spoke with, when you initially returned our follow up call regarding the serial number, was not able to find you because you were unwilling to give her your name, which also was not displayed on our caller ID. Our records indicate that multiple attempts were made during the month of May to schedule the replacement of your defective window sash. When we finally reached you on June 4th, you gave us two dates to choose from and told us to come either day. After finalizing the schedule with our service department, we called you back and left you a message to inform you which date and time we would be arriving. We specifically selected one of the two dates you gave us in order to avoid a scheduling conflict. In regards to the labor charge, your windows were installed eleven years ago and our contracts clearly state that we include a quality workmanship guarantee of five years in addition to the manufacturer's lifetime warranty. Taking great care of our customers is very important to us, so again we apologize for your inconvenience. Thank you."
When we ordered the door the salesman said it would be six to eight weeks for the door to be sent. After twelve weeks and not hearing anything, we called and were scheduled for the next week?
The installers were very friendly and professional and did a great job, we are pleased with
new look of the front of our home."We completely agree with one comment, and only that comment—that is, it has been difficult to communicate with a customer who screams at you, and whose every other word is profanity, all while trying to have a conversation with the customer in a polite and professional manner. When we were contracted by the customer, all three flat roofs had prolonged leaking issues, resulting in ceiling damage. The customer was using multiple buckets to catch the rain. Prior to signing the contract, we were asked to secure a tarp that the customer had installed on the roof. We supplied service on the same day. Later, a severe storm came and removed part of one of the tarps. We were called back to secure that tarp, which we did the same day we were called. The customer felt that his insurance was going to pay for the repairs, so he signed a contract to replace the roof. We require a 20% deposit, which the customer paid by check, yet required several attempts to make good. Prior to beginning the work, the customer requested that we include the use of some rubber he had left over. After careful consideration, and for professional reasons, we declined to use the customer’s left-over rubber. We decided to use all-new rubber in 10’ x 50’ lengths (standard size for residential). Any roof larger than 10’ would require seams. By using our rubber, we were able to eliminate more seams on the job. Our installers are certified by Versico, the rubber manufacturer, and the installation was completed according to the manufacturer’s specifications. We are so confident in the work, that we offered a ten-year warranty to the customer at no additional cost - which he declined. We have made several other attempts to satisfy this customer, which attempts have proven to be unsuccessful. However, he did request a second contract for additional unrelated work that he wanted completed before he paid for the roof work. We will let you, the reader, fill in the rest."
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