Certified Siding and Windows Inc

Overall, reviews portray Certified Siding & Windows as a company that delivers high-quality products and thorough service, with strong owner involvement and good value, but with some concerns about subcontractor workmanship in a few projects and occasional weather-related delays.

What customers report
- Products and services: hurricane-rated windows and doors; Hardie board siding; exterior and interior trim installation; full-service coordination (Clay arranging a painter, carpenter, and floor installer); optional accordion shutters; meticulous reuse and removal of old materials.
- Process and communication: clear guidance on products and design; honest, upfront pricing; Clay often provides on-site oversight; responsive, friendly office staff; crews kept work areas clean and finished tasks as promised.
- Installation quality and outcomes: professional, skilled crews; notable improvements to curb appeal and energy efficiency; some projects finished ahead of schedule and with careful attention to detail; many reviews say the home looks and feels better after work.
- Timeline and logistics: most reports indicate timely delivery and installation, though a few projects experienced weather-related or unforeseen delays.
- Value: several customers note beating other quotes and receiving good pricing for the quality; several would hire again for future projects.
- Notable positive staff mentions: Clay (sales/owner) for guidance and oversight; Heather and the installation team (including Lonni/Lonnie, Cameron, Hector) for professionalism and communication.
- Caveats: at least one review describes gaps and rough cuts from siding subcontractors and problematic trim work leading to rework and elevated caulking; another notes dissatisfaction with subcontractor execution on certain siding tasks. These concerns suggest variability in subcontractor workmanship on some jobs.

Practical takeaways for potential customers
- Expect a full-service experience: product selection, design guidance, project coordination (painter, carpenter, floor installer), and on-site oversight.
- You’re likely to encounter attentive communication, a clean worksite, and a performance-focused crew.
- Prices are commonly described as competitive or beating other quotes.
- Be aware of potential variability in subcontractor workmanship; ask about who will perform siding/trims, request examples of past work, and confirm restoration/finish expectations before starting.
- If weather or permits affect scheduling, plan for possible delays beyond the company’s control, but anticipate ongoing updates and effort to keep projects on track.