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"We were looking to increase our attic insulation and met The Home Doctor Company at the Capital Remodel and Garden Show in February 2025 as well as some other companies. We consulted with several companies and decided to go with The Hone Doctor for our attic insulation. The company rep, Chris Lear, was very good explaining what they would do and why our attic needed R-38 insulation. I knew we needed more but did not realize our attic was only R-13. I have worked with numerous contractors before on projects and felt this was a really good company plus they have great reviews. The installation of the attic insulation went very well. They do install siding as well but decided to put this project off for now. Would highly recommend this company."

"Our review is based on the purchase (part 1) for replacing siding for both side of our home. Jacob L. was very professional, on time, and honest. He knows what he is selling. We learned a lot about our home during his presentation. Before we bought our home we paid for a professional home inspection. We thought our house inspector was very good but he did miss something---the siding on the sides of our home was installed extremely bad. Jacob pointed out so much that we just didn't know and should have be caught during our home inpection. Thanks Jacob!!"

"No show for an in-person estimate after I spoke with someone on the phone."

"Overall: B Price: A Quality: B Responsiveness: A Punctuality: A Professionalism: A Value Dry staff are easy to work with, friendly, and responsive. I had a great experience with their consultant (friendly, informative, stayed late to answer our questions), their onsite team (friendly, courteous), and their management (understanding, responsive). Scheduling the consultation was quick and aligned to later in the day to accommodate our family schedule. Our consultant stayed later than I would have expected. We asked a lot of questions and he was happy to answer them all, and provided a proposal for work and a quote during the visit. The crew was on punctual, worked hard, and accomplished the work based on the schedule. They were very polite and engaging throughout the day. They did a good job on cleanup. The on-site foreman consulted and advised us on site about a crack discovered in our foundation wall once insulation was removed. Thankfully it was not too bad, but he had an immediate solution that was added onto our current project and schedule at very minimal impact. We very much appreciated that. There was one aspect of the contract that was not quite completed as it turns out our house layout did not allow for it. The company worked with me and quickly resolved the inconsistency. There are only two aspects where we have some constructive criticism: There was a moment of awkwardness for us during the initial consultation when it was identified they could perform the work the next week, then to lock that in there is a "waiver of right to cancel" form that I was not expecting to have to sign to get that date. It was not pressed upon us per say, but it seemed unnecessary since they were identified as available ("winter availability"). It kinda pressured us into fast decision or potentially have to wait "up to two weeks". Since we really just wanted to get the project over with, we did go ahead and sign. The form is used for emergency work, and I don’t think any of us during the whole visit identified the problems we had as an emergency. Also, there was one technical aspect of the job which was not explained (dimpled drain mat, what it does and how it is installed). Though we didn’t realize it until the work was completed and we were asking “what is that?”. In regard to the installation of the interior French drain system (etc.), everything was completed very well, and we have all indications that it should work exactly as expected. Some gripes after the fact were that the concrete pour and smoothing could have gone better. The resulting concrete work is mostly flat, but not there are some waves and texture issues (overlaps, small ridges) in the final work that will mean we have to put some effort in ensuring our shelves will be stable and semi level when we put our room back together. Also, from the equipment used and the concrete chunks removed, there are quite a number of floor chips, scuffs, and scrape marks on areas of the floor that were not part of the construction (but in the same room). These aspects are a little frustrating in hindsight as there are techniques to ensure poured concrete is flat and smooth. In addition, something as simple as putting down some cardboard would likely have prevented the majority of the chips and scrapes. For anyone considering them for a project, just ensuring that extra discussions occur in regard to expectations on the final look will be useful to help avoid these issues. In conclusion, everything went very well and the company was great to work with, without the little gripes above it would have been an "A" result all the way around. Based on the people and the reputation, we would definitely work with them again in the future. We would make it a point to be extra verbose in terms of the final expectations, which we think (based on the great experiences with the staff) would be well received and applied with no issues."

"While I appreciate the company's attempt to rectify initial issues, our overall experience with this solar installation was unfortunately very unprofessional. The initial installation team demonstrated a lack of respect for our property, damaging plants, leaving debris (including an orange cone), and inappropriately using our private bathroom despite a readily available public restroom on the premises. Following my initial negative review, the company offered a Home Depot gift card as compensation, which wasn't particularly useful to us. They also offered to address some unrelated roof repairs they noticed, but I questioned why these weren't addressed during the original solar installation. Scheduling follow-up work proved equally frustrating. An appointment was scheduled for Wednesday, but the crew arrived a day early on Tuesday without prior communication. While I appreciated them attempting to complete the work ahead of schedule, they left the roof partially finished overnight, exposed to potential weather damage. Furthermore, the crew damaged another plant box during the Tuesday work and continued noisy work – including banging on the roof – until 8:30 PM on Wednesday, violating DC noise ordinances that typically require work to conclude by 7:30 PM. This put us at risk of a city violation. Throughout the entire process, communication was poor and the lack of consideration for our property and local regulations was deeply concerning. While I appreciate the attempt to make things right, the experience was ultimately not ideal and left us feeling very dissatisfied."

"Had windows and doors installed by this company. The window installation went great. The bad news is that they do not seem competent at installing door hardware. My door has not latched properly since they made some unwanted modifications to the hardware (it worked perfectly before they started modifying it).have had them out three separate times to fix the issue they caused with the door latch and lock. Every “fix” they do seems to make the problem worse. I would steer clear of this company for door installations."

"We hired Unicorp to change front door because of superb review on Angi, but disappointed. 1. It's a small company using subcontractors to do its work; Contrary to its claim, those subcontractors DO NOT work exclusively for Unicorp. 2. After subcontractors got paid, you will not see them again for the job. The service team seems only one person (JR). It is hard to make an appt, since he has to supervise a lot of subcontractors' work, and only do service when he is supervising near you. Specific problems: -Ghost swing after installation (i.e. door swings to close by itself). Had to request adjustment at least twice. -Fainted finish after a few years while still in warranty, but we were advised to paint ourselves. -Very thin layer of finish, and very easy to get scratch to show white underline color; -Have PROBLEM to LOCK the door. After it was "fixed", problem showed again. -Subcontractor used wood with black stains, suspect mold, to install the door; Brand new door had minor defect."

"NOVA Exteriors did a wonderful job replacing 3 exterior doors at our home. They checked every box one could ask for. Rob our sales rep was patient and understanding of our needs - even coming back a second time as we had a hard time deciding on what we wanted. Their team worked quickly and did a great job installing some beautiful new doors. We noticed after the installation that there were some imperfections on the hardware installed and they have agreed to replace them & their customer service was top notch. They responded quickly to some minor concerns and went above and beyond to fix the problem. While doors are never cheap, their price was right in line with other Provia vendors and 1/2 the price of Pella vendors. I'd highly recommend them."

"The company goes out of their way to ignore reviewing HOA policy. They installed doors that were not up to code based on HOA policy. More concerning for a small $1,000 balance of a $5,000 job, they threatened while saying good luck to me....to file a mechanics lien on my $2,300,000 paid off house. IT IS AGAINST STATE LAW TO FILE A MECHANICS LIEN AGAINST A RESIDENCE UNLESS THE VALUE OF THE JOB INCREASES THE RESIDENCES VALUE BY 15% OR MORE. They are threatening and go around every legal corner to get what they want including their bogus sales pitches."