
Coastal Green Energy Solutions
Company Highlights
Coastal Green Energy Solutions
Window & Door Replacements for Florida Homes
A Leading Window & Door Replacement Company Serving Florida Homeowners
Coastal Green Energy Solutions is a company that specializes in replacing windows and doors. It was founded by a group of friends who worked together in the energy-saving remodeling industry. They share a common goal of providing excellent customer service and are dedicated to being the best in the industry. They aim to offer a comprehensive range of green energy remodeling services and ensure complete customer satisfaction. As a woman-owned business, they take pride in their work and strive to be Florida’s top choice for custom windows and doors installation.
Our goal at Coastal Green Energy Solutions is to prioritize our customers’ satisfaction by maintaining open communication throughout the project. As impact window and door specialists, we are dedicated to investing in the success of your project when you choose to work with us.
With 15 years of experience serving Florida homeowners, we have the ability to fulfill any unique or custom project requests through our strong partnerships with state-approved manufacturers. As a window and door replacement company, we work directly with manufacturers and hold all of the necessary licenses, certifications, and insurance. Our reputation as a preferred contractor for county and government programs, coupled with our exceptional 5-star rating on Google and accolades from Guild Quality and Modernize, prove that we offer unbeatable industry-leading value.
- 6 years in business
- Bonded
- Insured
- Accepts Emergency Requests
- Offers Financing Options
- Offers Military Discounts
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Coastal Green Energy Solutions
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In January of 2024 the paperwork was signed to start the project.
By Mid-May: Door arrived and was installed, but the job wasn’t finished (inspection and final trim pending). The contractor pushed for final payment prematurely—a lesson learned on my part. I also didn't care for the contractor as he talked too much and some of which was inappropriate.
By June: Inspection failed because the contractor damaged the door frame by driving a nail through the trim. Someone came out to assess the damage but arrived over an hour late. The worker seemed clueless, removed debris, and discarded a vital piece of the frame in my yard. Their plan to patch it up was unacceptable.
After weeks of calling for answers, the company finally agreed to replace the frame. By mid-August, they decided to order a new one but failed to communicate effectively. Their phone lines were disconnected for weeks, raising concerns about the company’s stability. They promised the frame would arrive by September 12th, but we had to chase them for updates. That date passed, and they claimed the delivery was delayed to the 18th.
During this time, communication became frustrating. One employee stopped responding to me and would only text my husband—though I was still the one handling all the correspondence. Even then, their responses were inconsistent and unhelpful.
By September 22nd: A new contractor came to install the frame. He did a much better job but faced challenges because the frame didn’t come with a new door. What should have been a 2-3 hour job took 7 hours due to fitting issues. He had to cut the weather strip and later return to replace it and finish caulking.
By this point, we were in hurricane season. Hurricane Helene hit on September 27th, further delaying the project. The company shifted focus to storm relief efforts but neglected to communicate with us. Another hurricane followed on October 9th, and we realized during our October 12th vacation that nothing would progress until we returned.
Communication broke down entirely. After returning, I emailed them with an ultimatum: either finish the job, inspection, and trim by the next month, or we’d take back half our payment via a credit card dispute and escalate complaints to the BBB (which doesn’t seem to matter since they already have 15 filed complaints), DBPR (Department of Business & Professional Regulation license), Attorney General, and file a claim against their general liability policy.
Their response? “We’ll schedule someone next week.” Next week came and went—nothing. After more delays, they finally sent someone to finish the job. We later discovered the company was behind on paying employees, which explains the poor performance.
Conclusion
This process, spanning from January to October of 2024, was a nightmare of mismanagement, poor communication, and delays. While some contractors were helpful, the company. as a whole, appears to be crumbling. Also, we never got documentation on anything other than the original paperwork.
I've attached a photo to show I am not by any means exaggerating... No cars could for through with his trucks on both sides, which was his goal. The Amazon prime truck seen in the photo had to back all the way down a one way to exit through the back.