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Our goal is to be involved with our customers each step of the way. From the very beginning of a project's development we help our clients pair the right product to each application. Once the project starts, we manage the process from shop drawings through procurement and finally installation which ultimately keeps projects within budget and on time.
Alessandra Busch — Very rude driver who was switching lanes abruptly and finally showed me the middle finger on holland road. Please don't support
Window World of Tidewater was founded in 2000 and is locally owned. We partner with the best manufacturers, which enables our customers to save through our national buying power. Our products carry a strong labor guarantee with monthly payment financing options available, subject to approved credit.
Shafiq Azizi — We had windows installed about 10yrs ago and they're not what they claim to be. My couple windows already breaking up the
Built on Integrity. Since it's inception in 1985 Ace Home Improvements has become widely recognized as Tidewater's first choice for premium exterior remodeling projects. President and Founder, Steve Lyon, began working in the remodeling industry at a very young age and in doing so gained valuable insight.
Michelle Redder — Steve and his team replaced my old French door with a sliding door. He responds right away and does amazing work. You will
Kitchens Bathrooms Windows Siding & Trim Wraps Gutters Sunrooms Additions Roofing Solar Energy Management Appliances Wholesale At Hometown Remodeling, we aim to excel in the remodeling industry by providing personalized service and showing respect for you, your home and your time. We are owner-operated and do not send a salesperson to suit and beat, like so many others.
Jennifer Spencer — I used Home Depot for replacement windows and Hometown was the contractor they use. Poor quality installation, poor communication