Power Home Remodeling

Work was done in the fall of 2024. I am still picking up nails and pieces of metal. The person who convinced to have my gutters replaced didn’t tell me they could be re aligned. They were replaced in 2018. He insisted on the fact that I didn’t need to have gutter guards. The 6” gutters would clean themselves. That turns out to be a bogus statement, my gutters are full of debris that I now have to pay someone to clean out. I feel like I have been taken advantage of and told false statements.

I have been waiting for a right time to post this and this is it, after more than a year after their work is done on my house...

Predatory Practices by Power Home Remodeling

If you’re considering Power Home Remodeling for home repairs, please read this carefully. This company uses high-pressure, manipulative sales tactics to push overpriced services and predatory loans. Here’s what you need to know:

If You’ve Signed a Contract: Act fast! You have a 3-day cooling-off period to cancel, as required by consumer protection laws. Send a cancellation notice via American Telegram (pay for a file copy and delivery signature for legal proof). This step is critical to protect yourself.

If They’ve Contacted You: If you’ve scheduled a “free quote,” cancel immediately and block their number. If a representative shows up at your door, politely but firmly ask them to leave. They may use friendly, disarming questions to gain your trust—don’t engage.

Their Sales Tactics: Expect a lengthy (up to 5-hour) presentation designed to overwhelm and pressure you. They’ll inflate costs of competitors’ services, then offer a “discounted” price that’s only valid if you sign immediately. This price is typically double what a reputable contractor would charge. Delaying your decision often results in a higher quote, a tactic to force quick agreements.
Work Quality and Warranties: While some customers report decent work quality, Power Home Remodeling’s business model relies on overcharging and manipulation. Their warranties appear to be standard manufacturer warranties, not unique company guarantees, despite what their website may suggest.
How They Silence Criticism: Power Home Remodeling actively suppresses negative feedback and uses generic, copy-paste responses to complaints, which raises red flags about their transparency.

Protect Yourself:

Always get multiple quotes from licensed, reputable contractors ( 3 options minimum)

Be cautious of door-to-door salespeople or unsolicited offers.

Research any company thoroughly before signing contracts or agreeing to loans.

All of the folks were very professional and courteous. They communicated every step of the project and made me feel present and kept me informed. The pricing was very competitive and the value of the windows I got is excellent. I definitely plan to have Power come back in the future for more improvements.

If FRANK is your project manager- cancel your order! In Maryland, you have 5 days to cancel a contract.

Siding leaks. Used 3” long nails to attach siding- those punctured our electrical and plumbing lines! We had to hire a plumber to fix that! The crew did stay to correct the electrical problem but only because I wouldn’t sign the “job complete” form. In addition, I know basic electrical stuff and told them they had to install junction boxes- otherwise they would have just put some new wire and wire nuts to complete a connection. It was in our kitchen, so luckily it was an outlet that is used often. Check all your electrical outlets/lights before you sign!

FRANK had the nerve to fault the builder for not installing nail guards to protect the electric wires throughout the house! Who does that?!

They leaned a ladder against our screened porch and busted the screen-apparently we signed a document that stated they are not responsible for damage to the property.

When replacing windows, they scratched sills and ceilings. 1 window has sticker debris in between the pane glass. I don’t want them to return to replace it!

They used multiple short pieces of flashing which looks ugly, but it also buckles and some of the soffit pieces fell out.

FRANK never came to our house to inspect anything. In fact, communication was so lousy that they sided and flashed around the old windows. And when the window crew arrived on day 3, they had to rip down the new siding and cut off the new aluminum flashing. The window crew was pissed- maybe that’s why my walls and sills are dinged.

Huge language barrier problem. When asking a crew member or telling them you want something a certain way, they nod, say yes, but don’t understand a damn thing you said! I had to have my friend come over and explain that we had freeze resistant hose-bibs and they must be secured to the house. They cut off the wood supports and were just going to let the hose bibs float out, which they would end up breaking eventually. And they also were not properly siding around an outdoor outlet! If I hadn’t caught these mistakes, we’d have some eyesore hose bibs and electrical outlets!

It’s been 9 months. From a distance, our house looks lovely! Still picking up aluminum shards, nails, and small pieces of siding throughout the whole yard.

They did return to fix the soffit. I have to have them come and fix the siding leak. It’s onto our porch, and I really don’t like dealing with POWER.

If I had to do it all over again, I would have educated myself about how siding is installed instead of learning as they go.

10 years ago, we had siding installed on another home, a townhome, by Home Depot. That crew tried to Tyvek over decayed plywood…. You could see into the house! I pointed out their error and they weren’t very happy to fix it.

Take time off work and manage your home! Those crews only care about getting finished and moving on.

Absolute predatory behaviors from these salespeople. High-pressure sales tactics target people who are nice enough to let them into their homes. DO NOT let them into your home and DO NOT give them your time. Their estimates are insanely overpriced with absurd interest rates. DO NOT fall for these tactics, it's a scam.

Their behavior is unacceptable. The sales guy would not leave. We had to escort him out because it was 10 PM. AT 10 P.M! MY mom doesn't speak English and wanted him to go home. She kept repeating "Go home" because she was tired and wanted our privacy back. As we were escorting him away, the guy had the audacity to say YOU GO HOME to my mom as he tried to pressure us on the way to his car. Disgusting practices. No matter how good your windows, you do not say that to your clients or customers. AVOID AT ALL COST.

We had Power come out and provide us with an estimate for our roof replacement. The salesmen were at our home for about 4 hours. Their sales process is very high pressure. They give you a price that is guaranteed for a year but if you buy today we can sell it to you for this lower price. That price is only good until they leave. Their philosophy is that they have spent so much time that to give you that lower price would cost them money because their salesmen have to come back. The price discount was several thousand dollars. We went and agreed to a price. First issue was the drip rail was to be bronze. What was delivered was grey, stopped work and discovered that the vendor claimed this was bronze.
Power and I both agreed it was grey. Foreman went and got brown. ( Why does salesman not have small samples of the product for color clarification.). Due to the drip rail and weather they had to return the next day. They did not inform us they were leaving went outside and they were gone. 2 gentleman showed up to finish the work the next morning and neither spoke English. We had quality issues with the work completion and they left and we got to deal with the office. A project Manager and roofer showed up the next day and fixed the issues.

When we agreed to the price it included replacement of 12 sheets of OSB the salesman promised us that if they did not use it all we would be reimbursed for the OSB that was returned. 1.5 sheets were used and we still have not seen reimbursement for the material that was not used. They assured us that they would pick up when the job was complete. This work was performed 2 weeks ago and we pick up 4-5 nails daily in the driveway. Overall they use quality material. You have to pay close attention to what they are doing or they will cut corners. Not sure I would use them again.

We had our entire home re-sided and insulated, new gutters put up, and our roof completely redone. Power was far superior in their ability to communicate with us every step of the way throughout the project. They made us feel confident with our decisions and throughly answered any questions we may have had. The install team did what they had to in a timely manner, completing our project within a certain timeframe. Each crew did a great job arriving on time and cleaning up. The follow-up appointments after the job was done was amazing as well. Power always made sure we were pleased with the results. We couldn’t be happier!

We hired this company to replace every window in our house, including what they proudly called the largest window unit they had ever installed. My husband worked closely with them to complete the job. They were polite, responsive, and full of promises—right up until they got our money.

Soon after installation, the massive window began to leak. They came back to replace part of it, then returned again to add braces, admitting it was too heavy. But the truth is—they never anchored it properly. Now it’s pulling on our roof, causing flooding every time it rains. Our interior has been severely damaged—floors warped, walls ruined, and constant stress trying to keep up with the mess.

To make matters worse, every window they installed is now covered in spots and sun damage. The materials are clearly low-quality and not built to last. What should’ve been a solid investment has turned into a complete nightmare.

They promised to come back and fix the major issues in April of last year—and never showed. And the final slap in the face? They’ve been sending salespeople to our house, trying to drum up new business, while ignoring the disaster they left behind.

We are filing a formal report, and I will be posting this experience on every platform possible. Their customer service is nonexistent, their installation was negligent, and they refuse to take responsibility for the damage they’ve caused.

DO NOT TRUST THIS COMPANY. They do not stand by their work, and once they’ve been paid, they disappear. This was a heartbreaking and costly mistake.

Every review you read about the unethical aggressive sales experience is true.

They came to our door once, unsolicited. Asked us for way too much information - tried pressuring us into getting an estimate for 8 windows. I told them I only wanted 2 windows measured. They told us they only do 8 at a time. Told them to leave and they did so begrudgingly.

They came back 4 weeks later and said ok let’s just do 2. Weird, but ok we scheduled an apt. The guy came and started w the slimy / pushy sales tactics. Also proceeded to measure and inspect every window in the house LOL

Btw - this is all after a 30 min “mandatory” PowerPoint presentation on the guys tablet.

Don’t book your “free” estimate unless you want a stranger making themselves at home in your house doing anything other than measuring and giving an estimate for 3 hours.

I had a very unpleasant experience with Power Home Remodeling. Initially, I agreed to a quick 20-minute free quote for my roof. Unfortunately, the representative arrived 10 minutes late and then stayed for over FOUR hours, using high-pressure sales tactics and an unnecessarily long presentation.

What was even more troubling was that the salesperson showed us pictures of a different attic, falsely claiming we had mold and water damage. A different roofer confirmed that there was no mold or damage as claimed.

Overall, this felt like a predatory and misleading experience. I strongly caution others to avoid this company.