Power Home Remodeling

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.

I am extremely dissatisfied with Power Home Remodeling, and I am at a loss for where to begin.​ I couldn't post my full review, so I had to paraphrase. Please see the full review on Google with pictures I uploaded.

WINDOWS PROJECT:
At 8.5 months pregnant, their sales representatives visited our home to offer us a window replacement. The salesperson insisted that we needed to replace all the windows on the main level of our ranch-style home at a considerable cost. Although I had previously used another window company with which I was very satisfied, I decided to give Power Home Remodeling a try since a neighbor had recently used their services.
When the installers arrived, they failed to bring the screen for my daughter’s large 2-part sliding window. As a result, she was unable to open the window for nearly a month. Given that it was fall and the weather was mild, this prevented her from enjoying fresh air.
Additionally, both the salesperson and the measuring technician (two separate individuals) mismeasured our kitchen window. We had selected a particular style for the kitchen, but upon installation, we discovered that the window was too large for the original style, forcing us to choose a different one.
Several days after the installation, we noticed several issues: the window in my newborn’s room failed to lock properly, and the lock stopper on my son's window was stuck, preventing it from opening fully. I contacted Power Home Remodeling for repairs. Despite calling in late October 2024, the earliest available repair date was in February 2025. The stuck stopper on my son's window, which posed a fire hazard due to its inability to open, should have been treated as an emergency, a fact I clearly communicated during the call.
Furthermore, I had to request multiple times for the installers to clean the excess caulk, glue, or whatever substance had been left on the windows. Cleaning new windows should be a basic standard, not an additional task. The installer cleaned one or two windows and then attempted to show me how to clean the others myself.

SIDING PROJECT:
The salesperson sells you on a project manager who is onsite, reviewing the work of the installers. BULLSHIT! The project manager came on the first day for several hours, and we never saw him again until I had to withhold my signature on several documents and make repeated calls to have a project manager review the final work (made me feel like I was inconveniencing them), and told me they have too many projects going on at once, so they can't be there to watch all of the projects simutaneously from start to finish!
Remember I told you I was going to give birth any day... I sure enough gave birth in the middle of the project and had pre-eclampsia at that! So now I'm being hounded to sign paperwork while I have several medical issues going on and I can't thoroughly review the work that was done on the house... Hence, I'm writing this review 5 months later, with 30 pictures to show the rushed and unprofessional work (now that I'm finally able to get out of the house).
When the siding was initially installed, there were several glaring issues. Because I hadn't signed all of the paperwork, I could get someone on the phone, and they actually came out asap because they wanted me to complete the paperwork! WARNING: DON'T SIGN THE PAPERWORK UNTIL YOU THOROUGHLY LOOK OVER THE JOB TO MAKE SURE IT'S PROFESSIONALLY DONE! If you can, get your township to come out and inspect the work. I guarantee, this job WOULD NOT have passed inspection in my township.
Because we didn't complete the paperwork, the installers were texting us and asking us to complete it because the company doesn't pay them because it's showing the job isn't complete! This was so uncomfortable, you feel bad for the workers, but at the same time, the company shouldn't be asking their "outsourced contractors" to hound their customers to sign paperwork so they can get paid (again shows they rushed the job for a paycheck)! WHICH ANOTHER THING, THEY SAY THEY DON'T OUTSOURCE THE WORK! THEY DEFINITELY DO!

The company has provided poor service and unprofessional work. Even though a Project Manager finally came out in October 2024, it's April of 2025 and I've noticed 30 additional things that they did not notice (it's their job to find these flaws in the project). Not only did they fail to meet basic expectations, but they also sold us on promises, such as the presence of a dedicated project manager, which they did not fulfill. We deserve to have these issues resolved promptly, and they should significantly reduce our bill (by thousands of dollars) to reflect the subpar work. We paid $44,000 for a project that was rushed and poorly executed. I will be escalating this matter to corporate and intend to pursue this issue until it is resolved.

Installers were friendly quick and professional. Great work!!

I am not a customer. A door to door salesman came to see us and put the pressure on to provide an estimate. They asked for way too much information for an estimate. I talked to some of my neighbors and found the Power people keep up the high pressure sales till you block them.
They may do good work, but I can’t move beyond the bad sales tactics.

We had some major problems with our roof...under the shingles. A representative came out & took pictures that showed me what needed to be repaired/replaced & explained the cost. The crew came out & did the work efficiently. They actually took pictures of the men working. The lead man took me around and showed the work that had been done and asked if I had any questions. He was very informative about answering my questions. All involved were very courteous and took time for any questions or concerns. My roof looks great & I feel so much more at ease & safe knowing the repairs are under warranty.

Excellent sales team, quality workmanship & ease of project from start to finish. Had all new windows, gutters & siding/trim installed & we are thrilled with the results. Our home is warmer in winter than it's ever been! Other tradesman that have seen our gutters & said they haven't seen such quality work in years. It was a genuine treat to work with all the staff at Power Home Remodeling & we would be proud to recommend them to anyone in the future!

I was pleased with your promptness, friendliness and good work.

Power windows sales and installation were great! We had 5 windows installed in less than 4 hours. The sales and installation process went smoothly. Particularly loved that there was a quality control follow up immediately following the installation.

We had our fascia, gutters, windows, and doors all replaced by Power Home Remodeling. We were very pleased with the whole process. All of the Power Home associates from the beginning of the process to the end were very professional. We are more than pleased with the final product in each project. Each crew did a great job on their craft. What's more, is we have peace of mind in the warranties that come with the products and workmanship.

I am always skeptical when a company knocks on my door to market their service. However, Power won me over and my experience was thoroughly positive. The remodeling consultant provided an exhaustive overview of the project and details regarding financing. Work crews were timely and professional. Good communication throughout the process as well as quality assurance once the work was done.