Twin Cities Siding & Roofing

They were extremely professional from start to finish. Tom their sales representative was very thorough in his presentation of our options and came back quickly with a comprehensive proposal. He answered any questions we had. The work started on schedule and the team were both polite and efficient. The end result looks great and I would use them again .

Fantastic. This has to be one of the most professional companies I have every worked with and I was a Senior Project Manager for a Fortune 100 company for 32 years. They did exactly everything they said they said, were at our house every day at 7 AM and cleaned up everyday before leaving. The project foreman and the crew were very pleasant and professional. I wish I could find this kind of profession service in other home related companies.

When I contacted this company, Terry Stamman came to my house to take photographs of the house and have me tell him what the work was that I wanted to be done. He returned sometime later with a proposal. His presentation was excellent. Most importantly to me, there were very specific requirements, something most contractors will not provide. My wife and I decided to hire him, although his bid was higher than other contractors we had contacted. I made it clear at the time that I have learned from sad experience that contractors cannot always be trusted to do a professional job. As a result, I insist on monitoring the work so I know first-hand that shoddy work has not been covered up. That has caused problems with a few contractors who expect to be trusted. I tell them that it is my house and my money, and I don't like to proceed on a basis of trust with workers I don't know. Terry stated that he had no problem with that. At first, things went well as the siding was removed and the house was rewrapped. As the summer passed and the work progressed that situation degraded. Terry had indicated he had a professional crew of full-time workers with some part-timers doing some of the easier tasks. Generally, that was true but the workers were not well supervised, and mistakes were made by both the full and the part timers. John, who seemed to be the foreman of the project made mistakes ordering the windows, which resulted in a stoppage of work pending the exchange of windows. The workers moved to another project, which seemed reasonable, but they did not immediately return when the window exchange was made. A subcontractor, who was working on the roof and installing the windows, insisted on bringing his son, who was 10 or 12 years old, with him. It became a problem when he let his son work without supervision. The son worked without a drop cloth and got putty on the carpet. Both the sub and his son felt free to enter the house without knocking and to roam the house at will. There was a time when I caught the son handling personal items on the top of a dresser in a bedroom he had no business being in. This caused a dispute between the sub and me, which ended with the sub leaving the project. When work resumed on the siding, the crew was not totally the same as the original one. Two or three of the crew were now quite unprofessional and seemed to feel that their work should not be criticized. That would have been fine with me if they had performed it well; but they did not. I noticed that some of the workers would make inaccurate cuts so that the siding panels did not fit together properly and then justify it by pointing out that it would be covered by other panels so it would not show. I told them that I expected work to be done properly whether or not it was visible at completion. After that, they began doing things, including minor vandalism, out of spite. They would lay the panels with the painted side up (I had chosen to have the siding factory painted because there is better quality control in a factory) when they were cutting them. Silica dust from the panels would then settle on the painted side reducing the glossy appearance of the siding. I told John that I did not find that acceptable, especially since the problem would go away if they cut with the painted side down. When the workers continued their improper cutting technique, I told them directly and I told Terry that the silica dust could not be removed and the panels would require repainting. Terry agreed to repaint the ruined sections of panel, and he did personally repaint much of the affected siding, including that which was visible. Delays for various reasons stretched the project from the estimated weeks to three months. It was, all in all, a very unpleasant experience that I hope never to repeat; however, Terry did all he reasonably could to keep the commitments of the contract. By job end most of the bad work had been redone and the house looks quite nice. It seems to be quite solid and much less drafty than it had prior to the work. Terry told me recently that the workers who had caused the problems were no longer employed at Twin City Siding Professionals. I have no reason to doubt his word. As a result, I am having a difficult time assigning a grade for the overall experience. For me personally, it was a terrible experience. On the other hand, I don't know how much of the fault should lie with Terry and his company. It appears that some information that I had given to the project manager, John, had not been passed along to Terry. I suspect, and would certainly hope, that current clients would not be subjected to a similar experience. At the end of the project, my respect for Terry as a businessman and as an honest man were undiminished.

I would highly recommend them. I have only positive things to say. They exceeded my expectations.

We had been planning on getting our 1989 home re-sided for several years. The front exterior and the side of the garage was cedar. The rest of the home was masonite. Both of those type of sidings were cracking and crumbling. Initially, we were considering a top of the line insulated vinyl siding from Certainteed. We put off getting siding for a few years because it was going to be a costly remodeling project and we wanted to do it right the first time. We never liked the contemporary look of our house and knew that when we replaced the siding, we were going to update the front for curb appeal as well. TCSP had re-sided several homes in our neighborhood, including the homes on BOTH sides of our house and another one across the street. So for a couple of years, we were able to view their workmanship and the James Hardie siding product on a daily basis. My husband and I really did like the clean look of the JH hardiplanks. We decided on the James Hardie siding vs. top of the line vinyl even though it was going to be more expensive but knew that in the long run, it would outlast the vinyl and look better. Terry Stamman, owner, came to our house and spent over an hour discussing our needs and educating us on the James Hardie products. Terry said he would come back with various options and cost. We met with Terry again and he had 3 options ranging from good, better, best and the corresponding total cost of each. We had a budget and didn?t want to really go past that so we told Terry the things we really needed and what we could forego (ie. cultured stone 1/3 up the garage stalls, not replacing all the soffits, etc). He did suggest that all our soffits and most of the fascia were in good condition and just needed to be painted vs. being replaced so we could stay within our budget. John Lilja at TCSP was awesome because he, along with Terry?s initial idea, designed our existing unattractive solid wood column with a more decorative fluted column made from James Hardie trim and Fypon products. This was a lot less than the PVC Fypon fluted column that we initially wanted. I also worked with John in designing my front entry door with Fypon fluted columns and a crown header as well as dentil mouldings around the top of the partially covered entryway. I had John revised the CAD drawing several times until I was happy with the size of the crown header on the door. My husband agreed that the final column designed by TCSP looked so much better than the more expensive PVC pre-fabricated column! Terry suggested replacing our plain soffit on our 2 story partially covered entryway with a pine beadboard for curb appeal. We also had TCSP design 3 curved headers over our garage doors to take away the contemporary look of the house. Terry suggested placing a trim piece on the curved header to polish it off. That turned out really nice! Nate, job supervisor, came and took the final measurements and we went over exactly what products were going where as well as the final colors. We opted for the JH Colorplus hardieplanks in khaki brown and hardietrim in sailcloth because it didn?t require any painting since the colors were already baked into the siding. Andy Hieb and his crew at TCSP installed the siding, garage door header, and the beadboard soffit. All of them were extremely nice to deal with. Andy was very approachable and was always smiling! They came at 7 am and left by 5 pm and always cleaned up before they left each day. Those guys really did work very hard without taking many breaks. There were 3 days it rained and they couldn?t work on the house. But, they were still able to finish the job in the 2 weeks estimate they gave us. There was a separate carpenter from TCSP, Curt, who came and constructed our front entry fluted pillar/column and the decorative mouldings and crown header around our door. My husband and I were very impressed at the finished product! Our house (especially the front) turned out better than I had anticipated. We had the JH shingles (shakes) just on the front exterior (the rest had the 7 inch hardieplanks) as well as Boulder Creek stone around our large front window. Love the sailcloth color trim with the Khaki Brown color siding. After the siding, boulder creek stone, and decorative mouldings were installed, the gutter guy (can't remember his name) came to installed the gutters which already had the James Hardie sailcloth trim color pre-painted at the factory! He said they order the gutters pre-painted with the exact James Hardie trim colors! I was impressed how the gutters just blended in with the rest of the trim on the house. Brent and his crew came and painted all the soffits, fascia, filled in all the nail holes on the column and all other decorative mouldings and then painted a 2nd coat on. They took over a day just to prep with plastic, taping, etc. to ensure that no paint would get on our windows, new siding, etc. I was impressed they took so much care in prepping just to paint the soffits, fascia, front entry and garage mouldings! We have had numerous neighbors complimenting on the new exterior. Another neighbor said we have the prettiest house in the neighborhood now! Friends and family that have stopped by to visit have also complimented how beautiful the house looks. Thanks TCSP for making that all happen!

Totally changing the color of your siding and trim is a big decision. TCSP gave us addresses of houses with the colors we were interested in to drive by and see how the siding would actually look. Ann made computer mock ups of photos of our house with assorted color ideas. She even met with me in the office to talk over some ideas for the colors and sent me home with samples. She was lots of fun to work with. We had a meeting before the job to go over with the project manager exactly what we wanted and to explain in detail the process of the putting up the vapor barrier and siding, etc. We knew every step of the way what to expect and when to expect it. Communication between ourselves and TCSP was excellent.The workers were great. A different Sam was running the job and kept in frequent contact about what they were doing and confirming our wishes. They always kept the work site clean and removed everything in the end. It took them about a week. We love how our house looks. It's like it's brand new. There is a little painting work that hasn't been completed due to all the weather issues, but it should get done soon.

It went well. They were very professional. I was really impressed with the head of the company, he was very professional.

The team was punctual, courteous, hardworking, enjoyable, friendly and good problem solvers. The installation went well. The finished product is incredible!! We love the new look of our home. There were a few issues underneath the old siding such as water damage and wood needing to be replaced as well as the replacement of a double door on the lower level. They ordered the new door for us, removed the damaged wall boards and replaced anything that needed replacing. They coordinated with the electrician for the new outdoor lighting and outlets as well as with the stonework contractor and gutter installation contractor for those installations as well. The job was finished and the area cleaned up within their estimated time frame. They updated us throughout the project so there were no surprises.

It was nice they were very professional. Because they are the only ones that have a certification in what I wanted their price was way more than everyone else.

From A-Z the folks at TCS either met or exceeded our expectations. Their communication and follow through on actions was exemplary. Their service team was courteous, professional and respectful of our home and family. During the days where they were on site, they kept a very small footprint (i.e work and equipment were contained to a very small area). They completed the work as scheduled. Once the work was complete, they cleaned everything spotlessly and seemingly vanished into thin air! When When the work was done, there was great follow up from the owners to ensure we were satisfied with the work. We've worked with a lot of contracts over the years. This was by far one of the best contracting experiences we've ever had! We would hire Twin Cities Siding Professionals again in a heart beat!

I did a lot of research before calling contractors to come look at our house. Twin Cities Siding Professionals impressed me from the start. The company has an excellent and informative website, and their customer service is unparalleled. They have excellent ratings on Angie's List and the BBB. I know; I checked. I decided to hire Twin Cities Siding Professionals based on their reputation, customer list, and the detailed presentation. Terry explained very clearly what our options were and patiently answered every question. He knew ours wouldn't be the biggest job, but he treated us as if it were. We had four meetings before we started the project, and we were crystal clear on the scope of the work. The crew members were friendly, efficient, experienced, and respectful. They arrived promptly every morning and quietly went about their work. Sure, there was noise from the hammers and compressors, but the atmosphere was always professional. I was so impressed by the workers. They greeted us with a smile and hello every day and were never bothered by questions or our coming and going. They were also careful to pick up all the debris, and best of all, completed the job on time. I also had Twin Cities Siding Professionals do some painting for me, and Brent did a spectacular job. He meticulously prepped the deck and fascia and was conscientious to the last detail. Terry promised we would be thrilled with the job, and we are!

My husband and I couldn't be happier with our transformed IRON GRAY James Hardie House. Kyle and The CREW were - from beginning to end... professional and installation experts. Tom, our salesman, came to our home - was informative, straight forward, confident in the James Hardie Product and stood behind the workmanship of Twin Cities Siding Professionals. Because he did not pressure us into a decision, we were able to do the research needed and in the end the right choice was made. Not only does our House look drastically different but its noticeably heating better without the cold drafts. The Cost of the project was an investment we'll never regret.

They were fine. The work was timely, and their quality was fine. Their responsiveness, punctuality and professionalism were pretty good. I would probably use them again in the future.

We got a mid-winter discount, which meant that the company could do the work anytime between Jan and Mar and they showed up right at the beginning of January and completed the project in just a few weeks, even during very cold and snowy conditions.

I was very pleased with the project from start to finish. I'd advise anyone that was re-siding to have clear daily communications with the crew actually doing the installation.

Twin Cities Siding Professionals really stuck with us through our siding project. It took us a lot longer to have our house ready for the crew, but when we were ready TCSP was ready too and did a very nice job. It feels good to have it done! They even had the foresight to hold a supply of square-edge siding stock for our job when Hardie switched to bull-nose siding. I commend Darin as a supervisor and Chad and Jeremy as crew members. They were great to work with and did excellent work. There are contractors that you love and contractors that you would love to forget, and Twin Cities Siding Professionals definitely falls into the first group. They deserve to own the URL www.loveyourcontractor.com

Everything turned out great with this company. The crew was very professional and friendly. After they were finished they cleaned up after themselves nicely. I was very impressed with the customer service. The quality of work was exceptional as well. If you want a company to install your siding right then go with this company. I would recommend this company to anyone and would use them again.

The quote was reasonable. I was satisfied. They were on time and professional. They were responsive but the turnaround was a little longer than I expected.

They were very comprehensive and professional but very expensive. We have not had quite a few sidings completed because of these quotes. They were very knowledgeable about their products. It seemed like they were very focused on doing a quality job. They were not necessarily interested in being the cheapest. They could improve on their price.

The range that they gave us was about $60,000 to $74,000. They actually did a great job when they came out and were very organized and responsive. They explained the product very clearly and gave good advice on how they would approach the project. Since it was a big project, I also appreciated that they gave us several ranges from the super re-do, a mid range and a lower range, which was the basic. They were most informed and professional out of the other companies we got quotes from or dealt with.

Their service was quick. There were some issues but they solved it quickly. I would use them in the future.

The experience with them was good. I did give them some consideration but their price was a bit higher than the company I decided to go with. I think they would have done a good job. I would rate them high overall. I would consider in using them in the future.

They were great. Overall their work was excellent. They gave us fast service. They were really professional, did a very good job, cleaned up after themselves and cleaned up all the nails and everything. Their professionalism stood out. Whenever we wanted to talk to them they were there, they listened and as soon as they came in they worked very hard and did a good job. Our advice would be to absolutely use them. We would use them in the future also

Did a nice job on the repair for a responable price. Also addressed other pieces of hardy board that were coming loose.

I spent about $28000 on the job. Overall, I was very happy with them. They were very good at helping me figure out what I wanted. They were very quick with the work. The work was great. They kept everything clean and neat. They were nice guys. I don?t have any complaints. I will use them again in the future.