Colonial Remodeling

We had Colonial repair our roof and siding after the derecho a few years ago. Now, due to their faulty workmanship, we have severe water and mold damage that begins on our second floor and goes all the way down to our basement. This will cost thousands of dollars to repair not to mention the possible health hazards due to the existing mold in the house now. I would stay away from this company at all costs.

I contacted Colonial Remodeling in August of this year to replace the existing windows in the house I recently purchased. All of the windows in my house were original and none of them opened because of years of being painted over. Jon Hickox of Colonial met me at my house to for the initial meeting to discuss window replacement options, followed a few days later by one of his installers Eliud del Cid to take measurements. Eliud carefully measured all of my windows, which are numerous, 23 in all including a huge bay window. Jon worked with me to choose the right replacement windows for my budget and help me design the grid patterns. Even with the huge bay window, Jon was able to stay within my budget and get me energy efficient windows that would meet the standards of the government’s tax credit program. The windows were manufactured within a week and the installation crew showed up bright and early on the morning I confirmed for install (which was based on my schedule, not theirs). Colonial’s installation crew were professional and did a great job installing the windows on my house. As a last minute decision I purchased a new front entry door at Home Depot and Colonial’s crew installed that for me as well, for a nominal increase in labor fees. Finding a trustworthy and experienced contractor is stressful in today’s economy and I would highly recommend Jon Hickox and Colonial Remodeling.