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serving our clients for over ten years and providing our best service\n\nIf you think of it, I'll do it, and you'll be happy.

Ive spent the past 20 years building a skill set to become a well rounded crafstman. I focus on quality and detail to make sure every job is done right. From custom woodworking to stained glass windows I can help with all of your home projects.

I have wide range of wood working skills I just like to help people - I’m a parts guy during the day M-F at a dealership weekends are usually open - I have just had a passion to do odd jobs a weird things to do my whole life

"Argo was extremely helpful! I needed two cracked glass replaced ASAP and he was able to help me out the next day. He came on time, did an excellent job hanging both glasses quickly and he is a super professionally. I will be telling friends and family about them! And will also be using them in the future when I move. Thank you Argo windows and door repair. I really appreciate your help."

"I plan to have Superior Improvements handle all future door and window problems.   Ryan Loosen is the owner and also installed the my new patio door.   Went above and beyond on installation and making sure everything was done correctly.   Ryan really knows his stuff.  He is meticulous, a perfectionist and very professional.
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After reading Watry Homes reviews on this site, we contacted them in March. I had reached the point where I no longer wanted to maintain the house, and after researching siding options and speaking to other home owners, was seeking a contractor to install what I believed was the best siding solution, Hardy Plank. It was our intention to have the work done before the summer months, to avoid the disruption and scheduling conflicts which inevitably happen in high season.

Scott Watry came out and inspected/measured the house on March 17, presented window options and gave an overview of the process. Within a week we had an estimate and we gave him the commitment assuming the work would begin as soon as materials were received within a few weeks. The project did not get underway, however, until June 4th, the day I was leaving for two weeks of travel. My wife provided daily updates in my absence, and glowing reviews of Scott's workers, specifically, Paul and Rob who came in and installed the windows and doors. I met these guys later and they are true professionals who pay close attention to detail. The siders were also efficient and meticulous in their work, and cleaned up every day. The crew had a few guys, but Roberto, who appeared to be their lead, was very responsive to every question or request, and went out of his way to be accommodating. Splattered paint on a portion of our patio and sill appeared to be their only misstep.

In the end, we have a job that met our expectations in terms of quality, fit and finish. It was the punch list of several small items and requests which was emailed to Scott in mid-June that made the final conclusion of the project a little rocky. It turned out that part of the roof over our den did not receive adequate flashing necessary to prevent a leak that ensued after five days of rain. Scott insisted that it was the result of layers of caulk installed by someone else, inadequately sealing an inside corner of the roof. Dan, who was sent out later to make the repair, said the caulk and sealing had been done by their siders, and was still wet. Scott agreed to place a drywall patch in the interior ceiling where there was water damage, but I spent the better part of a day painting the ceiling, trim and walls to original condition once this was done. This put a damper on an otherwise great experience with Watry.

We totally respect Watry's workers and the diligence they exemplified every day. My feelings about Scott with him not taking ownership of the leak and the damage it caused was unfortunate because it would have been so easy to simply do so without casting blame on others. I also feel it would have been appropriate to personally stop by at the project's conclusion (today), to ensure he had a satisfied customer. As it was, he called and asked me to give a check for final payment to his worker before he left, without asking me if I was completely satisfied. In my view, the size and scope of our project would dictate that he do so. 

However, I would not be hesitant to recommend them as a reference primarily because of his crews.

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"Very well. We expected to have to replace the whole deck but John explained that the structure and the railings were still in good shape and all we needed to replace at this point where the deck boards. They kept us up to date on schedule and arrived on time. They completed work on schedule and cleaned up well. We are very happy with the results."

"Got what I paid for, and paid what I was quoted. Will use again, as he is a repairman."

"The roof replacement went very well after some weather delays.  The crew did high quality work and cleaned up daily.  We have a complex roof with numerous peaks and valleys and the result in my mind is a work of art.  Mike suggest some creative solutions to venting issues.  He was great to work with and has a hard working crew."

"The repairman, named Keith, was prompt and professional.  He came in, I showed him the windows in the three different bedrooms.  He did all the work I asked.  He was fast, friendly and neat in his work.
Now, while he was working I asked him some questions about all the hullabaloo I had read in the past about bad window glass or something like that.  He said that the previous owner did everything she could to fix the problem and everyone who had a complaint has either had their issues fixed or the parts are on order.   My repairman offered to order a part that may not be covered under warranty, but after I read my warranty in detail, I learned that it was.  He has ordered the part and he said it might be a few months.  I thanked him for being honest about the lead time.  I wrote him a check for the trip / 1st hour of labor charge for $85 and I was satisfied with all the repairs that were done.
After he left, I learned in my own research that Wellington Windows is
no longer in business.  The company who honored the repair warranty is
known as Wellington Home Improvement.  They are not legally obligated to honor the Wellington Windows warranty.  This speaks to the integrity of the family who owns this company.  They are sincerely trying to make good, even to this day.

I cannot speak to the current quality of their windows or other work, but I look forward to using them in the future if I have a need for affordable, energy efficient, vinyl replacement windows.
You can see my previous review about Wellington that I made last week for all the
details of the initial installation 11 years ago.
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