Allied Exteriors

- Overall tone: Mixed but largely positive regarding workmanship and service; a recurring caveat is the sales process and pricing.

- Positive practical details:
- Crews described as efficient, hardworking, and professional; quick project completion (examples include a roof finished in about 5 hours; some projects completed in 1–2 days).
- Thorough cleanup and accurate final presentation; crews addressed issues promptly (e.g., replacing damaged siding after a nail gun incident).
- Strong communication before and during installation, with updates from crew members (e.g., Devin) and post-install follow-up.
- High-quality outcomes praised (metal roofing, architectural details, gutters, soffit, fascia, and windows); several mentions of good looks and protective performance.
- Additional value offerings such as military discounts and veteran-owned status highlighted.
- Warranties mentioned (e.g., lifetime warranty on roofing) and customer appreciation for attention to detail and workmanship.

- Mixed/negative practical details:
- Sales process described as lengthy and aggressively price-focused by some customers; claims of instant quotes followed by pressure to sign a price drop, with perceptions of lack of price transparency.
- Advice to obtain multiple quotes due to wide price variations; some customers compared Allied Exteriors unfavorably on price versus other local bids.
- A few concerns about sales tactics, including a report of intrusive door-to-door behavior and a customer request to not be contacted again.
- One anecdote about confusion or inconsistency regarding metal supplier claims and in-house manufacturing.

- Bottom line for potential customers:
- If prioritizing quality installation, fast completion, clean worksite, and responsive communication, Allied Exteriors receives strong praise.
- If price sensitivity or a transparent, low-pressure pricing process is important, expect to compare multiple quotes and be prepared for a robust sales pitch.