McClellan Exteriors Inc

Wonderful. Bill and his team were great to work with and the final product is just stunning. Our 115 year old house had so many old patch jobs, dead vines and discolorations, it needed a lot of help. Bill and his team re-patched the problem areas, chipped out old stucco, helped identify a long-term water issue and re-scathed the entire house. Our 115 year old house looks new again.

Bill, gave me a decent quote, no pressure to do a bunch of other work but did look over other areas for thoroughness (on asking). Kyle did a great job, they worked efficiently, cleaned up the area and the patch looks great.

Pretty well, good work, a few minor cleanup items were left for me to do. Two people came and spent a total of about 8 hours total here patching/repairing over two days. Stucco workmanship was good and the people were all easy to deal with. The reason for the B rating is the job seemed kind of expensive for 16 man-hours.

Excellent. Good communication throughout. Kyle was friendly and worked diligently, even in the cold.

Stucco surface matches old stucco. Color good. Worked with our schedule. Good advice on how to do it. Gave us options. Able to fit in before winter. Reasonable and very professional. Highly recommend.

We went from 2-double hung windows down to 1 d-hung window. Of course the exterior stucco needed to be patched up. They also repaired down low around the front door area stucco. The job was done quickly and with high quality. Will hire these guys again, if needed.

After contacting two stucco repair companies that apparently did not want my business since they wouldn't personally speak with me I contacted McClellan Exteriors. Bill promptly answered the phone and we set up a visit for an estimate. The estimate was very reasonable and was able to schedule the work within a week. All work was completed within two weeks and couldn't have been more pleased with quality of work performed. Once work started it was determined that not as much needed replacement and Bill reduced the cost of the project accordingly. Workers should be commended on how well they cleaned up the job site and the quality of their. Highly recommend this company for stucco repairs.

It was good. They were efficient, easy to work with, and they were on time.

The job was completed on time. The landscaping and surrounding property was protected and cared for during the project. The crew was respectful and the house looks Great!!

He came out to look at the job and told me he could be there as early as tomorrow. A week went by and I texted him "what is your week looking like to be out here to start?" He never got back to me.

Bill came to the house and provided an estimate with a couple options because of the garage. We did not have a deadline so Bill tried to find a time when we weren't facing rainstorms. Scaffolding was erected first around the house. When they began work plastic tarps were laid out and cleaned up every day as they completed the work. Re-dashing involved a base coat, which was brushed on and then a texture with a slightly darker color, which was troweled on. The base was applied very thoroughly and the texture artistically. With a couple of interruptions for rain the process took about a week and a half. The estimate was $7200 to $8600 depending on options. We did a third option and the cost was $7500. We could not be more pleased with the work and the results and we would highly recommend them for anyone doing a re-dash.

very well. This ended up being a very large project. One wall needed much repair because of water damage and many boards in wall needed replacing. Many areas around house needed repair. Bill and crew were very professional and cleaned area after each day.

They did not remove debris from window boxes; when I checked their work, I identified huge (my hand fit in them) holes in their fix - I removed some of the debris which uncovered the wholes. Not sure how I should feel about the request to pay in cash, I guess I am not trustworthy.

This was a very good experience from the beginning. My contact was always with Bill McClellan, who would always return phone calls timely. I had some cracks in my garage stucco due to normal settling and wanted them patched. The estimate was the same as I'd gotten from another company, but Bill provided more detailed information about the repairs, and mentioned that one of the areas required new metal lath. He also offered me an Angie's list discount. The work crew did a great job. They used a drop cloth and tape around the service door. The work was efficient, too. I saw the truck, the work and clean up was done quickly, and suddenly the truck was gone. I needed to have one additional patch done and, again, I looked out the window and saw that it had been completed (early on a Saturday morning). I would not hesitate to use this company again. I did meet Bill in person and he is a very easy person to work with, but also is professional.

The experience from the initial quote to the actual application of stucco was very smooth. The explanation of the process and what to expect was very clear. There were some repairs to the existing stucco (cracks) and this work was performed quickly and was well done. Two weeks was allowed for the repairs to cure. We asked for an estimate of when the follow on work would occur and Bill (McClellan) was right on time with his estimate. The crew of four showed up on a Monday and began the process with prepping which included taping windows, removing gutter downspouts, removing lights, removing house numbers, and erecting scaffolding. Particular attention was used in lying down drop cloths. It was clear that great care was taken to protect the house and plantings. The individuals on the crew had clearly worked together for a long time and they worked very well together. Everyone had a role and they used their time efficiently. The end product is very well done. It is apparent that the persons actually applying the mortar were trained and skilled craftsmen who had years of experience. Their help with color and texture was very valuable. The crew was very good about cleaning up. They made certain that any mortar remains were cleaned up and that the driveway was washed down.

I had a great experience with McClellan Exteriors. I love the finish on my house and I love the new color. The timing was perfect. The job was scheduled very quickly and finished as agreed, with lots of communication throughout. All of the contractors involved were professional, punctual and always concerned with the welfare of the property. I would absolutely recommend them to everyone and would call them again myself. I am absolutely delighted with the experience and the outcome.

I contacted Bill from McClellan Exteriors to inquire about a quote for a stucco repair from a window replacement, and topcoat a few areas where trim was removed around windows. Bill called me back the next day to get the details and my information to provide a quote and said he would come out to take a look at the project. He called within a few days and went over my options to either repair the stucco only, repair and repaint the front of the house, or repair and re-dash the entire front of the house. This was my first house I owned that was stucco but had done some research in the past about some of the things to consider when working with this type of material. My biggest hesitation to patch and paint the stucco was fact that the exterior would now require additional maintenance and would likely need to be repainted in the next 5-10 years, something that I would prefer to avoid if at all possible. I reviewed his quotes which were: $2,600 to patch only, $6,100 for patch and paint the entire front, and $7,200 for a re-dash. I understood from my research that this is not an inexpensive job and decided I should get a few more quotes. In the meantime, I was asked by a work colleague who I was going to use for the stucco job, as she happened to be looking for a stucco contractor as well. Since McClellan was a highly rated company on Angie's List and Bill seemed knowledgable regarding my project, I referred his company to my colleague without hesitation. I kept in touch with her to see what her job would cost, and if she decided to go with Bill. She had another stucco contractor come out for an estimate prior to Bill, and was told it would be about $10,000 for her project. She mentioned this was only to patch and re-dash one side of her house. Upon talking with Bill and him learning that she had another contractors quote, he had made her a verbal offer to her to re-dash the entire home for $10,000 cash. This was appealing to her and she was likely going to go with him. My colleague was very clear to Bill that she was leaving for Portland on Friday afternoon for a business trip (he came out on Wednesday) and she communicated that she wanted to have this set up prior to her leaving. Bill said he would have a quote/contract to her Wednesday evening. She did not receive the email as promised. She called and texted him on Thursday and Friday morning, leaving him a message that she did not receive the contract. She did not hear back from Bill until the following Monday. She replied to his email and said she already sent a deposit for the other contractor. Bill asked if she would reconsider but since she already sent the deposit she was unable to do so. I know she was likely going to go with McClellan, especially since the work he would have been doing was much more extensive. I, too, called and left a message for Bill and sent an email (around the same time as my colleague) with a few questions regarding my job, but did not hear back from Bill for over a week. He finally called me back and said he had a family reunion and was tied up. I asked Bill my questions on the phone then and learned that my understandings of the re-dash cost were incorrect. He had mentioned that the cost to re-dash the front was $7,200 plus the $2,600 to patch the areas where the trim was removed and patch around the new window. Initially I thought it was $2,600 to patch only, and $7,200 to patch and re-dash. However, Bill offered to do the entire re-dash job, including the patch, for $7,200 cash. I told Bill that I had another contractor from Angie's List come out for a bid that same day and I was waiting to hear from him. Bill asked if I would let him know what this other contractors bid was so he could see if he was in line with the others. I agreed to let him know. I heard back from this contractor a few days later and was pleasantly surprised of his estimate of the job. He came in at $5,700 to patch and re-dash the entire front of my home. I had a good feeling when this guy came out to my home. He was very knowledgable, gave some good ideas regarding trim and texture, and even asked if he could contact my window installer prior to them coming out to make sure they installed the new window properly. He also gave me the address of a nearby commercial building that his guys were just finishing up at for me to take a look at their work. Needless to say, I ended up going with this contractor and couldn't have been any happier. Since I am limited to speak only about the communication of Bill's company, still I would recommend that he takes this issue seriously and works to improve his businesses communication. He definitely lost out on a $10,000 job, and who knows, had I heard back from him sooner, I may not have reached out to another contractor and hired Bill to do my job as well.

I looked at 3-4 stucco firms a few years ago and got estimates that were comparable, but decided to wait until 2014 to bite the bullet. This is not an inexpensive procedure. Of the firms we looked at, I really liked the reviews that I saw for McClellan Exteriors, and really liked Bill McClellan, the owner. He seems really down to earth and provides a good services at a reasonable cost. When we decided to do the redash, we called Bill and asked for a good re-estimate and went with it with getting any other bids. Our stucco was in bad shape, with stains all over and patched holes where the previous owner insulated the house from the outside. When we bought the house, that was the first thing we noticed, and thought it took much away from the curb appeal. Bill assured us that the patches would be covered up, cracks fixed, and holes filled, so we crossed our fingers. First, the crew set up scaffolding all around the house and did the sandblasting to remove the layers of dirt and paint on the old stucco. Bill warned us that the inside of our house would be coated with dust, and he wasn't kidding. It reminded me of sanding SheetRock. Besides being dusty, it's extremely noisy. I was working in the house that day and survived breathing in some of the dust, but honestly, you don't really want to be anywhere near the house when they are doing this. Next, they came over and did the redash in about two days. Our house isn't big, but it's still a lot of surface area and these guys worked fast. And, everything was cleaned up very well. In the end, we were extremely satisfied with the work. All of the ugly patches are nowhere to be seen and our house looks beautiful--like a brand new house. We were simply amazed at how much better it looks, and I'm certain if we were to sell the house, we would make up the cost in a greater sales price. No doubt our home now has the curb appeal we always wanted when we moved in. I hope I never have to redash my house again, but if I do, I will definitely hire McClellan Exteriors again.

I'm sorry to write a negative review for Bill, but I can't in good faith write a positive one. I hired McClellan Exteriors to patch stucco and paint it once a three-season porch was removed. Bill gave me an estimate ranging from $900 - $1300 depending on how much of the wall would need patching once the porch was gone. He sent a guy to do the patch and he ended up patching 1/4 of the area. The bottom of the wall was very uneven so Bill sent some other folks to correct it. He then billed me $1300. I asked for an explanation for the highest price since only a fourth of the wall was patched. He then asked me what I thought it should cost, which I found odd since I'm not in his trade, but I stated that I expected to pay towards the low end of the estimate because I thought the range was based on how much of the wall would be patched. I also explained that I didn't think I should cover the cost of sending men out twice since the first patch was done unevenly. Bill then invoiced me $900, which I paid immediately. I waited a week and then asked when the painting would be done; he had left me a voicemail two weeks before saying he would wait a week for the stucco to cure. He emailed to say he was too busy to do the painting. I want to be clear that Bill seems to be a nice guy and he addressed the uneven patch quickly. Still, because of the uneven patching, charging the highest price without explanation, and backing out of completing the job means I cannot recommend him. He also didn't apply the Angie's List discount, but with all the other issues I didn't bother bringing that up.

They were really good about getting me into their schedule. They were very professional and cleaned everything up after the fact. Everything was great.

We have renovated homes for the past 25 years but we never owned a home with a stucco exterior. I joined Angie's List, in part, because no one I knew could provide a solid recommendation for stucco work. We selected McClellan Exteriors because of the excellent ratings and the fact that Bill promptly returned calls, offered sound advice and provided a reasonable range of options. They did not disappoint. The crew did a nice job of explaining the process, worked around our schedule, demonstrated outstanding craftsmanship and took the time and effort to thoroughly clean-up the job site (and put down clean plastic in the event of more rain). In addition, they came back to fix a small section that I uncovered after the job was completed. Frankly, we're blown away by the transformation. The color and texture are spot-on and the house looks fabulous.

Bill was flexible with scheduling and payment and the final product looks great. It blends in beautifully with the stucco on the rest of our home. We are very happy with the work!

Everything went as he said it would. There was one small glitch with an outdoor grill, which he said he'd pay to have repaired and he scheduled it to be completed. He deducted cost of repair from his bill. Excellent customer service approach. He kept us informed on the days he would be at the house and the days he would not be. His follow through was great.

The service provided from start to finish was professional and exactly what I was looking for. Bill was very prompt on calling me back and scheduling the estimate. He came on time and gave me a very good price on the repairs. His crew came out and was on time, incredibly respectful and the work looks great. I will recommend McClellan Exteriors to anyone looking to get exterior work done. Thank you again!!

They were excellent and there was nothing I would have changed. They were prompt and fast. They showed up when they said they would and they were done in less than 2 days. It was excellent work. They gave us a bid earlier and they did everything they said. We were extremely pleased. The price was great.