Date: 01/22/24
How many windows do you need?: 6+
Nature of Project: Install new window(s)
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"Turned out to be a Cinderella story. At first, we were thinking of cancelling due to the fact that the install had taken a little longer than anticipated, spotted one leak, and the communication was concerning with the installer momentarily but once we spoke with Johnny, we had Mathieu back over within minutes AND Johnny is getting the leak fixed too! I was blown away by the Sales Team. 10 out of 10. Thank you Johnny, Sean, and Ellis, you guys rock!"
Debra F. in December 2023
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Project Location: Rapid City, SD Project Location: Rapid City, SD Date: 01/15/24Nature of Project: Install new window(s)How many windows do you need?: 3-5Comment: I'm need of replacing my living room and kitchen windows, for sure, and possibly my patio door. The living room window is three panes and the two outer pains open outward, each with a hand crank. The kitchen window is two panes with both able to slide. The living room and kitchen windows are old wooden framed windows with, I believe, minimal insulation. The house was built in '89. The patio door is sliding glass that's new(ish) but freezes in the winter. The three remaining windows (all in the bedrooms) are also new(ish), and I'm not certain they're still good.
