Houston Siding Co
About us
15 employees. Uses subs for installation. Cost is determined by the job. James Hardie Preferred Remodeler. May contact through email. Financing available. Additional fax - (281) 855-9160. Additional email - [email protected].
Business highlights
Services we offer
Residential siding, windows & doors. James Hardie installer.
Amenities
Free Estimates
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
Number of Stars | Image of Distribution | Number of Ratings |
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11% |
They did a good job, but their subcontractor was not very eager to finish the job. It took them too long.
The repair was made free-of charge, the work was clean, prompt, and expert.
"Thanks so much for your report.We are very pleased and happy for your knowledge of selecting us and hope you will do so in the future.Again; Thank you so much, Glenn Skates president"
DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY. THEY DO NOT STAND BY THEIR WORK.
"My statement is that we were a member of Angie’s List in February 2009. Since that time Houston Siding has not been a member. Houston Siding sent out a staff member twice to insure the caulking and painting was completed properly and both jobs were fine. We also sent out a Supervisor to determine the problem. He found the homeowner and another person trying to install a door and the wall they were installing it on was out of square. This was caused during the original framing of the home. We had nothing to do with the wall being out of square. If we had moved the wall the sheetrock on the inside of the home would have cracks which it does not. Our supervisor expressed to the member that the salesman would contact them on a price to repair the frame. Our salesman did call them with the price of $600.00. This price included moving the wall, repair the sheetrock and new siding, painting the interior and exterior of this 5ft wall. We never heard back from them. It is not uncommon that during the original slab pour that the form is moved. This will cause a small wall and corner area to get out of square, sometimes 2 or 3 inches. When this happens a door must have several shims inserted in many areas to make the door function correctly. This was explained to the member by our supervisor, he also showed the member where someone had filled in the gap in the concrete. Again, I am sorry that the member feels that we caused this out of square situation. Sincerely, Glenn Skates, President"
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