
About us
Residential Exteriors Contractor 20 Employees No Subcontracting - All Work In-House Class A Contractor Cost is determined by the job Owner operator Angie's List $250 discount for whole house siding replacement
Business highlights
Services we offer
Siding. Insulation. Roofing. Replacement windows. Patio & entry doors. Gutter replacement, cleaning & repair. Carpentry. Deck repair.
Amenities
Eco Friendly Accreditations
Yes
Free Estimates
Yes
Warranties
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- Financing Available
- Check
- Visa
- MasterCard
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"[Member Name Removed], We don't service your area. Very sorry we didn't get back."
He was professional and provided a detailed estimate on the same day.
Unfortunately, we are on a budget and his proposal was $2,200 higher than the company that we ultimately decided to use.
Mike and his crew did an outstanding job, and they went above and beyond to correct a lot of water damage (including some drywall repair) and structural issues at minimal additional cost to me. They didn't cut any corners and the quality of their work was excellent. My neighbors were very impressed with the quality of work as well. The crew was very friendly and respectful, and they cleaned up the work site everyday.
KCSI's cost was on par with other quotes that I received, but I don't think the attention to detail and the responsiveness could be matched.
I highly recommend KCSI for any siding and window jobs.
Would enthusiastically recommend this contractor.
They did such a good job on my siding, they were the first ones I called
when I had a roof leak. The leak was
over a screened in porch and I was worried about the water staining the wood
ceiling so I called owner Mike MacCabe right away. Even though his crews were all busy with
on-going projects, he broke away the same day to take a look at my roof. Turns out the problem was with the flashing
around the chimney. Rather than
recommending an expensive reflashing, Mike suggested recaulking and let me know
that the caulk would likely hold for about 2 years ? then I would need to
reflash. Since my house will be due for
a new roof in a couple of years, it made more sense to hold off on the flashing
and do everything at once. We?ve had
several hard rains since his repair and not a drop of water!
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