By Clay Dover May 11, 2011
Outstanding work, very reasonable, showed up when they said they would, comleted in one day. They are a professionally run family business and do A+ work!! I was very pleased and would recommend them to my friends and neighbors which I have been doing! ...read more
By beverly September 13, 2009
Great product and great service ...read more
By Ron May 26, 2008
I put in a 5,000 sq ft steel building. Used them and a pump. They had so many trucks doing it I don't think that it even took an hour for them to dump all the concrete. The concrete contract said he picked them cause they are usually on time and have really good concrete... although I'm not quite sure how concrete can be very different, but I guess he would know. The building is long been done and the floor is fine. I'd use them again. ...read more
Having come into a time where it is just my husband Josh and I doing the gutter installs ourselves I have realized how much I enjoy getting to know our customers. I not only do the installs with Josh but I also do all the administrative work involved with running our day to day business activities. The one part of my job I do have to say I enjoy the most is talking to our customers sometimes to the point where Josh tells me it's time to get to work! It may be when they first call in for a gutter estimate or when I come into contact with them on a job site. I absolutely enjoy hearing their stories about their family, their life, their current situations, or even just chatting with them about the weather. Making genuine connections with people no matter how brief or to whatever extent can be such a joy. It feels like much more than just a job to me and I have oftentimes carried away something no matter how minuet from each conversation or visit. We'd like our customers to be aware that when you call us whether we end up becoming the gutter company you choose or not, we see more in you than just a means of making ends meet. We see you as an individual pressing on just like us on this journey we call life. Nadia Crowther ...read more
By Christian Family Guttering March 02, 2015
Hi there, This blog is FYI only and, because the more you know the better off you are and, the moreyoucansave, and we all want that, right? I just received this news from the DOE ( Not the four legged kind :) But rather the Department Of Energy, and thought that you as aconsumerof energy. Aren't we all, could use this. Olaf Sander and Zump Urycki evaluate the heating system of a home as part of the DOE Weatherization Assistance Program.Credit:Dennis Schroeder, NREL DOE announced on September 21 that its Weatherization Assistance Program has now made more than 500,000 low-income homes nationwide more energy efficient, using funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. The weatherization program is helping families save hundreds of dollars a year on their energy bills, while employing more than 14,000 workers across the country and others throughout the supply chain. According to a new solar industry report, the solar energy industry has been adding jobs at a faster rate than other sectors during the last two years. The new figures from the nonprofit Solar Foundation showed that the number of workers in the U.S. solar energy industry has more than doubled since 2009, growing from 46,000 workers then to more than 100,000 today. The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) also released a report on September 19 that found the demand for U.S. solar photovoltaics grew by nearly 70% from the previous year. See theDOE press release, theSolar Foundation press release, and theSEIA report. You may want to check this program and how it is implemented in your area for this you need to use the links provided or go to DOE. gov see you next time! ...read more
By Kitchen & Bath Unltd. LLC September 28, 2011
According to the Department Of Energy, there are many brands out there (some you may not have even heard of), that will help you keep your money in your pocket, so if you are in the market for new appliances you may be interested in their recommendations. Follow the links below to find out more. DOE and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced on July 14 the first Energy Star products recognized as the most energy-efficient in their categories. The announcement covers four categories—clothes washers, televisions, heating and cooling equipment, and refrigerator-freezers—although the "Most Efficient" lists are currently only available for clothes washers, televisions, central air conditioners, and air-source heat pumps. The new designation of "Most Efficient," representing approximately the top 5% of the models on the market, aims to provide manufacturers with an incentive for greater product energy efficiency while providing consumers new information about the products that comprise the top tier in each category. The pilot program is part of Energy Star's overall commitment to protect people's health and the environment by encouraging energy efficiency. The "Most Efficient" lists include products by Crosley, Electrolux, Frigidaire, LG, Panasonic, Rheem, and Samsung, as well as Sears' Kenmore brand and Best Buy's Insignia brand. Later this year, the EPA will initiate a process to consider additional product categories for inclusion in 2012. Consumers can find cited products on the Energy Star website and in stores by looking for the "Most Efficient" designation. In addition to meeting established performance requirements, products must also be Energy Star qualified and certified by an EPA-recognized certification body. Energy Star is a joint program of the EPA and DOE. See theDOE press releaseand the"Most Efficient" productson the Energy Star website. Late-night refrigerator snacks may make you feel bad about indulging in guilty pleasures, but at least you don't have to feel bad about how high your energy bill will be to cure your cravings. That's because of innovative technology and meaningful energy conservation standards put into place by DOE's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy's Building Technologies Program. In recent decades, DOE has led technological innovation that vastly improved the energy efficiency of our refrigerators and freezers (and other household appliances). As a result, it's a lot easier on your pocket and on the environment to keep that ice cream at peak frosty perfection. In fact, today's refrigerators use only about 25% of the energy that was required to power models built in 1975. Even while continually improving efficiency to meet standards, refrigerators have increased in size by almost 20%, have added energy-using features such as through-the-door ice, and provide more benefits than ever before. Refrigerators today can be customized to fit consumer needs with touch-screen displays, glass doors, or even a beer tap. See theEnergy Blog post. ...read more
By Kitchen & Bath Unltd. LLC July 31, 2011
Homeowners today have the option of choosing from a wide variety of exterior sidings for their abodes. From ancient stucco to modern wood composites, sidings exist to fit the style preferences and budget constraints of nearly everyone. Each type of siding has certain benefits and shortcomings to consi... ...read more
One of the very best roofing materials known to man is concrete tile roofing, yet many people have never even heard of it. They resist virtually everything that can be thrown at them. They also have the advantage of being easy to repair or replace if needed. So how hard is it to install? ...read more
