Inland Home Improvements Inc.

Well, the windows went pretty good. Generally nice work. One window was ordered too small and it was covered up with trim work and never mentioned. The term on one outside window has a one inch gap between the siding that was never addressed. The doors. One door put in wrong location. We paid to leave it and upgrade the other door. Trim on door done in different style than discussed. Worker stated "I heard what you wanted, but Dan told me to do it this way". Trim work. Poor quality workmanship. Lots of gaps in the work. We are having to use wood filler and finish it. Deck repairs: was done horrendously the first time. Dan came back and made some major improvements but the final work done was bad again. Poor cuts, loose boards. Could have done better myself. 50 ft of gutter not done initially but they did get it taken care of after a few weeks. He started getting an attitude about getting payment For the final half even before the work was completed. My. Wife was the main contact during the project and definitely felt he did not listen or follow though with what he said. It took two months to start the work not two weeks. Poor communication And poor workmanship are the reasons we would not use again. Price was ok but not sure if we paid for materials/labor that had to be done over...

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The crews were punctual and worked every day until the job was complete. I have a craftsman house on the south hill with a number of beams to cover. The front door turned out nearly perfect, and the siding was installed beautifully. It was a difficult project because the house has settled at least three inches on one side, making it difficult to make the siding look straight. Yet they took great care to make the roof and the windows line up properly. The beams were covered well. Everything turned out very nice.

I am very happy with the windows installment from Inland Home Improvements.  They replaced 3 windows for me last year and were very professional.  They left me some wood beforehand to stain prior to the window replacement.  Those stained pieces were then used in the window install and matched the existing molding precisely.  I was impressed enough to use them again for more window replacement.  They made the process very easy.