"The customer service before the installation was outstanding - very attentive to detail, product knowledge was exceptional, and no high pressure sales. Max went out of his way to bring full size samples of the siding to ensure that we were pleased with the quality and colors. We felt like we were provide the best price initially - no back and forth negotiations were needed. During and after the installation, the customer service and responsiveness remained outstanding. The crew were professional, pleasant and did an excellent job. The few corrections that were needed were handled immediately and professionally. We are complete satisfied with our purchase and would definitely do business with Fox Creek again and recommend them to others. "
"Friendly crew. They were ontime and professional. Job sites was spotless after the job and the end result is wonderful. Will be reaching out for siding from the HG in the spring."
"They did a fantastic job on my wood siding, window trim, and painting. Of 3 different contractors to perform this type of work for me over the last 15 years, they did without a doubt the best job. I would highly recommend them. They were very responsive to small requests such as removing an unwanted satellite dish rather than painting around it. There were some minor challenges getting on the schedule As a result we ran up against a schedule deadline for me and had to proceed with some second choice siding for some of the repairs. There was a little confusion over the required permit too, but in the end they got the work done when I needed it to be done. They estimated a little low, and the final cost was about 25% higher."
"We had an old Hot Tub in the deck that we never used and it was leaking. We also had some trim work and siding that needed to be replaced. Mr. Davis and his crew went to work taking the hot tub out and replacing the deck, repaired siding, and trim. Their work was excellent. Everything was done on time and looks fantastic. They did an outstanding job. I would recommend Mr. Davis and his crew to anyone."
"Our review is based on the purchase (part 1) for replacing siding for both side of our home. Jacob L. was very professional, on time, and honest. He knows what he is selling. We learned a lot about our home during his presentation. Before we bought our home we paid for a professional home inspection. We thought our house inspector was very good but he did miss something---the siding on the sides of our home was installed extremely bad. Jacob pointed out so much that we just didn't know and should have be caught during our home inpection. Thanks Jacob!!"
"Their salesman, Richard, was very professional and took time to try to get every detail correct. When an error was found, it was corrected promptly. Their price was slightly above the other two bids, but the apparent quality made the extra cost seem justified. In the end, I believe that the price was reasonable. Their roofing work was superior and the changing/re-sizing of the gable vent was perfect. They did everything exactly according to plan. However, the wrapping of the door and window frames did not go well. The bending and fitting of the aluminum is very nice, BUT, the caulking work was not acceptable. The lines were too thick and wavy. The poor caulking work detracts significantly making the final appearance less than satisfactory. Also, even after spending time talking to the sales representative, the crew did not know to seal and wrap the metal lentils above the windows. This should be standard practice - otherwise the homeowner is left with a small but very aggravating paint job to do. Every other home in my neighborhood whose window frames are wrapped, have the lentils wrapped in one piece with the top of the window frame. When they came back several days later to do this, they patched things together leaving nail heads exposed. When I compare the appearance of the work on my home with the work done by a company that received lower grades on Angie's List, the work on my house does not look as good. The accounting for the job also did not go smoothly, although it turned out okay in the end. I received two erroneous "final" invoices before receiving a correct one. They were just mistakes. I don't feel that they were deliberate attempts to overcharge me. The company did not provide cell phone contact information for their operations supervisor. When I called the company to complain about the workmanship of the caulking being done, I had to go through the switchboard and THEY had to contact the supervisor. I did get his phone number from him when he came by as a result of my complaints regarding the caulking workmanship. I feel that the company should give the customer the contact information for the management person that is responsible for overseeing the job. In saying that I would use Roofing and More in the future, I would do it with some trepidation. I would definitely recommend them for roofing, but not for window/door frame wrapping. "
"Nhoj was very friendly and professional. He was able to come out the next morning to fix the loose siding and reasonably priced. Very knowledgeable and pinpointed how the siding was not properly secured previously. Highly recommend! 👍"
Your Arlington home is likely ready for new siding if you notice fading, warping, or moisture damage on exterior walls, or if energy bills are unusually high. Homes built in the mid-20th century often benefit from modern siding and insulation upgrades. If your property is in a historic or HOA neighborhood, check for special material or design requirements before starting your project.
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Coordinating siding with upgrades like window replacement, insulation, or roof work in Arlington can streamline scheduling, reduce disruptions, and improve energy efficiency. Bundling exterior projects often means fewer permits and better long-term results. However, avoid combining siding with major interior renovations or landscaping, as this can create access issues and slow progress. Plan upgrades together for a smoother, more efficient process.
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In Arlington, homeowners often overlook necessary permits for exterior renovations, choose siding materials unsuited for local humidity and sun, and neglect to upgrade weatherproofing or insulation for better energy efficiency. Hiring contractors without local experience or proper insurance is risky. Starting projects during peak rainy seasons can also cause delays. Carefully vet professionals, schedule work for drier months, and prioritize materials designed for Arlington’s climate.
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Be cautious of quotes that lack itemized details, seem unusually low, or come from contractors soliciting after storms. Ensure any professional you consider has recent Arlington references, valid insurance, and a clear written contract. Avoid those unfamiliar with local permit or HOA guidelines, or who can’t explain their approach to moisture management and warranties for your siding project.
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Arlington’s humid summers and cold winters can cause siding to warp, fade, or trap moisture if the wrong materials are used. The ideal time for siding installation is in the fall, when weather is mild and dry. Spring and summer storms can interrupt work, while winter’s cold may limit installation options. Opt for siding with strong weatherproofing and UV protection to withstand Arlington’s climate.
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