By FAR the shadiest company I have worked with. Since MadCity, I have had 2 other quotes by reputable companies found on Angie's List. Both were professional, and knew I was having several quotes. Both also encouraged me to go anywhere else than MadCity. I now know why.
It's been weeks and I am still trying to get a refund for my Groupon- no one will return my emails. When I call, Leana now tells me she is an 'answering service' and she can only deliver messages to her supervisor. She cannot tell me who her supervisor is, they change every day. she cannot tell me who her supervisor is today. she can only deliver messages. I asked her to deliver a message to her supervisor's boss, that I would like to have him call me back. She told me she would give the message, but they will not call me back. Shady. Shady. Shady.

After an appointment was made, the representative didn't show and didn't call. When we phoned the company afterward, we were offered a free dinner. We refused saying that if they couldn't be trusted to show for a quote, how could we trust them as a vendor. When we mentioned that we were offered a dinner by a company that didn't show to representatives of other vendors, they said, Oh Mad City Windows (without our having mentioned Mad City's name). Stay away.

I called Mad City to get an estimate for windows and patio doors. I made the appointment thinking my husband would have time to do this, but he said I can just get the est. and the info and we would decide according to what they gave us. So when they called to verify the appointment, I was told that if my husband was not there that they would not come out. I explained that at this time he did not have the extra time for the 2 hour visit they say it takesto do the est. They said they could reschedule, but I had already waited three weeks for the appointment.
If they want business, they should not turn it down because people choose to set up an appointment the way it is convienient for them.
They won't get my business in the future. I'll go someplace else where they respect their customers.

I had been planning on replacing the windows in my house at some point and had gotten an estimate a year ago from a different company so knew about how much it was going to cost me for the windows I wanted. Mad City was replacing windows in another house in the neighborhood and so did some door-to-door marketing on that day. The guy who came to my door was very courteous and asked me if I wanted to meet with someone for an estimate. I decided I may as well get another estimate for future reference so he gave me some information and the company called me to set up an appointment. The salesperson, Dominic, was very personable and gave an extremely thorough and knowledgeable presentation, not at all high pressure. When it came to talk about purchasing, I told him that, because of finances, I wouldn't be able to afford the windows until the spring of next year. Dominic, however, was able to provide some financing options which were too good to pass up. We wrote up the contract and the windows were ordered. It took about a month for the windows to come in (exactly how long they told me it would take) and we scheduled a date for installation. While waiting for the windows, however, I realized that the trim around the front and back doors needed to match the new windows and requested that be done as well. I told them I would be willing to pay for that separately rather than amending the financing contract but they ended up doing them at no charge to me. The day of installation arrived and John and his crew of about six arrived at 8:30 a.m. Everyone was very friendly and courteous. As soon as one window was removed and the new one installed, one of the guys came around with the shop vac and cleaned everything up. A production manager came by mid-point in the job to check on everything. Eight beautiful new windows were installed, insulated and wrapped by just after 2:00 in the afternoon. They even gave me a paint chip at my request a week later so that I could match the new window wrap to some vinyl trim. I would highly recommend this company if you are looking for high-quality, energy efficient windows (with financing options!) installed by highly-skilled, conscientious workers.

February 18, 2012 I signed a contract with MAD CITY WINDOWS to install new windows in a rental property. The price quoted was 4 times that in which was advertised on TV & NO special financial terms. I had to call the sales office TWICE prior to me obtaining a COPY of the contract in question. After 10 days I received a COPY & half the sales point that were quoted me on February 18, 2012 were “over-ruled” in the contract. ((EX-free repair – NOT SO in the contract)) After 2 weeks I received a harassing phone calls from MAD CITY WINDOW production MGR “Chris” not only at home but also at my place of employment attempting to set up instillation time. I pointed out the “contract” stated installation in May 2012. Chris stated – UNREASONABLE, salesperson made an error & caused his company much inconvenience. After talking to the renter the windows were installed March 26, 2012. Within 24 hours after installation – Chris & office Manager Mike contacted me for payment in full. These folks via speaker phone talked very demanding, unprofessional and disrespectfully when I pointed out the invoice was NET 30 DAYS & not Net 24 Hours. They demanded a credit card &  pointed out the contract stated NO LITIGATION & refused to correct the mailing address of my home instead of the misspelled address of the job site. They are UNSCRUPULOUS, HARASSING & extremely unprofessional. I would not refer them to ANYONE, not even my worst enemy. The product is nothing special and the people of this firm in my opinion are as trustworthy as a rabid SKUNK.

The crew was extremely respectful, informative in answering all our questions and followed the contract exactly in the clean-up process. The installation went quickly and the crew was very solicitous of our needs. They were well-dressed and clean-cut, never giving us a moment’s apprehension about their abilities and capabilities. They frequently asked about our level of satisfaction with their work and asked if we had any questions.

We would not hesitate to recommend Mad City Roofing to anyone of our family and friends. Our neighbors are already complimenting us on the beauty of the roof. We felt both product and service to be exceptional in quality. We are not only happy with the roof, but with the entire process of obtaining it-the crew, the installation, and the way we were treated.

About four years ago we had a hail storm and had damage to our roof and I can't give them a positive review because they observed some damage to the ply wood or knew there was going to be a problem and didn't tell us about it because insurance was covering the shingle replacement and would not have covered the damage that they saw or anticipated and they didn't tell us about it. They went on and put on the new roof and everything seemed fine. Approximately a year and a half later we had someone look at our chimney and it was some deterioration going on there and the person came down and said they wouldn't take this job because of the condition of the roof. He said there are soft spots everywhere and he got nervous walking around up there and would never take equipment up there. So anyways bottom line was after a long period of negotiation with Mad city roofing they did offer to replace the shingles at no cost to us but we ended up spending another $5,000 because all of the ply wood on our roof needed to be replaced just because it had been nailed through too many times and just the process of having some damage that overtime. It took them a long time to get them to admit that they saw it but didn't alert us to it because they knew that our insurance company was only covering the shingles. We actually did an upgrade that the insurance company didn't cover we paid out of our pocket and we upgraded to a higher grade of shingling that had previously been on there and was covered by the insurance company. I don't know the real reason why they didn't alert us to it at that time. After meeting with him several times he finally admitted that the foreman did alert him that there was a problem and that they had chosen not to tell us. He just said the reason why they didn't pass it on because it wouldn't be covered by our insurance. We may well have had our roof collapse that following roofer because we get a fair amount of snow up here in Wisconsin except for this year and one of the people that looked at it because we spent a fair amount of time trying to figure out what was going on because we had also added extra insulation up in our attic and initially that is what he had told us was the problem that the sheeting had been damaged by the excess heat in our attic because when they put in extra insulation that they interfered with ventilation roof the softening and there actually was a certain amount of truth to that. We did find insulations in the faucets when they tore the sheeting off but it wasn't enough to cause the damage that had been done. Like I said he did finally say that the problem had been that the original sheeting was minimal thickness and it had just been nailed through so many times. It was damaged just from having been reroofed several times.

After a hailstorm we hired them and our insurace covered the cost but it was very high. We had something drop through our roof and put a hole in our family room. They took wood from our garage to repair the hole because they did not bring their own supplies. We still have issues with that part of the roof. The gutter work was terrible as well.

I was not happy with them at all. They were on time. They were not professional. The price was terrible. They came out at dinner time and I have 2 small children. So I figure that they would not be there too long. They were here for 2 hours. They are very high pressure sales men. They were rude about us making choices and saying no to them. So he ended up throwing a fit and packed up his stuff.

They were really good. They were very professional. They really did a very good clean up job.

Mad City Windows sent out a great representative Joe that was very knowledgeable and friendly. Several of the other companies had sent out some pretty high pressure sales types and Joe was the complete opposite. Then the installation team that came out went above and beyond.

The crew arrived early and as the size of the crew increased each one knew what and how to get things done. We are very pleased we chose this company. Everyone was well mannered. The crew leader introduced himself and everything was very business like. Each crew members performance was top notch and I heard no bad language. These guys are just good hard workers.

They were friendly as well and cleaned up everything. I would recommend Mad City Windows to anyone considering replacement windows.

Will not go near Mad City Roofing/Windows again.

The products are very good. The work was done well. However, it wasn’t done in the time frame that we expected.

I called Mad City and left a message indicating I had a concern with my roof and was hoping to set up an appointment for someone to take a look and provide an estimate. I never received a call to follow up so I proceeded to call other companies that would return my call.

My overall experience with Mad City Roofing has been very poor. The salesman was the only responsive member of the team. He assured us that on a project of our magnitude he would be involved throughout the project to make certain we were pleased. We have not seen him since we signed the contract. The project itself was completed on time but there were multiple places where they damaged our property. We have tried to contact them to rectify the problems but now that they have received full payment they do not return our phone calls. Their clean up was also inadequate. We are now a month past the end of the project and we continue to find roofing nails in the yard. I hope to never purchase another roof but if I do it will not be from Mad City Roofing.

Representative was timely and professional. Estimate was significantly higher than competition ($7500 vs $4500), therefore I did not use them to complete the work.

The estimator failed to show four times in a row. Each time, we had to contact them to reschedule.

We obtained a bid from Mad City to insulate, which seemed very reasonable, and scheduled the job with them. The day of the job, a truck from Rockweiler Insulation pulled up and they informed me they do the actual work. When the job foreman discussed the job, it was entirely different from what we hired Mad City roofing to perform. They were only instructed to insulate the space between the first and second floor. Which, incidentally, would have made the lack of insulation around the living space worse, by completely removing the second floor from receiving radiant heat from the first floor. Anyway, when I explained what I needed, the young man agreed with me, but repeated they were only hired by Mad City to blow in insulation between the floors. The men from Rockweiler were very helpful and suggested I call their supervisor. He agreed to come and re-bid the job and informed me what would be adequate insulation for the house. I called Mad City roofing, very upset and our salesman never returned my call. The only further contact we received from him was a phone call on my husband's cell at 9:30 at night, and he left a message. Mad City rebid the job based on the recommendations from Rockweiler. It was 3 times the price of the original bid. The salesman left the bid between the front and screen door. They never apologized, they never contacted us to see how we felt about this incident. The only reason we let them do the job, was to have Rockweiler do the insulating. I can't say enough how impressed I was with the men at Rockweiler. They were wonderful and the job was done in one day, and the second floor is very tight. I can't say enough how disappointed I am about the lack of professionalism from Mad City Roofing. I will never use them again.

Very good. Two representatives came on time to do the estimate. Dressed and communicated professionally. The day the roofing was done they should up on time. The work was completed that day and the site was clean up well.

In addition to illegally parking their truck while at a job site, who would ever do business with a company that conducted themselves this way. After it was pointed out that their truck was illegally parked they gave the appearance they were going to comply and then ignored the request and continued to leave their truck illegally parked and blocking traffic. Who would ever do business with a company that treated anyone this way?

It took a very long time for them to fix my roof. The company themselves did not do the work, they subcontracted it out to another company. I had leaking in my roof a year later. I was disappointed in my roof and the gutters.

I found them through word of mouth, and they had done my son's house a few years ago. They were the 1st people I called, and they were very responsive. The rep came out for the estimate. As far as I know, he didn't get on the roof, but he spent some time measuring and feeling around. He came back into my house and sat down to calculate the estimate. He worked out a contract and went over it with me. It including the gutter helmet which was $10 a foot; I had checked with the hardware store, and they sold it for only $5 a foot. After I reviewed the contract he asked me to go ahead and sign it so they could get me scheduled to make sure it would get done before the winter. I went ahead and signed, but continued getting estimates. I found companies that were cheaper. So, I called to cancel the job, and they were very nice about it and professional. I thought the rep that came out as using just a little bit of a "hard-sell" technique, but he was still nice about it. They also said they would have 8 men working on the roof, which I thought was a lot of workers for such a small roof. There were little touches called "eyebrows" that needed to be replaced, but they would not did not mention them like the additional companies that came out. I'm not sure if the rep that came out to do the estimate was a roofer or not. The other company reps that came out definitely seemed to be professional roofers. The experience was OK, but I decided to go with a different company.

They literally tore the roof up in this process. Their roofers were professional enough, but these young men that they evidently went down to the corner and hired were not. They were given hatchets and told to break the ice up. We ve talked to them and they said it is really damaged. With the shingles being broken, the life expectancy of the roof is definitely lowered. Our insurance company is coming to do something about it, but it shouldn t be their responsibility. We just have not had a very good response from them. We are considering taking them to court over it. They told us we signed a release for them to work on our roof, but didn t sign a release for them to destroy our roof. They are supposed to be professionals and be able to handle this work, but because there were so many requests all over town they hired unqualified people to pound your shingles with a hatchet. The noise was unbelievable with them doing this. They were punctual enough. I thought their price seemed high, but I don t know how these prices work. I would not use this company again.

They did nice work but they just had bad communication, it was difficult setting it up. The person who came over to show us the prices, was very hard to get a hold of, it was hard to schedule a time where they could work. They subcontracted another company to do the work on the chimney and then there was just more communication problems, And more delays.

There was about a six week wait after acceptance of the quote, but during that time we had the most rain in decades. They projected the job taking 3 days, but they were finished in 2. They tore off 3 layers of shingles, re-decked the entire roof, added flashing, ice guard, and the typical waterproof sheeting (I don't recall the term). Then they put on 25-year shingles and re-attached the gutters. I noticed when I came home from work the second day when they were cleaning up that the workers had thrown away the mesh gutter covers. The on-site foreman (who did speak English) said they were bent up anyway. So I emailed the company and a supervisor came out and talked to me and new gutter cover were installed within a week.