Feedback report for

Upward Exteriors

About this company

Upward Exteriors

Welcome to Upward Exteriors, your trusted roofing contractor specializing in roofing, gutter installation, and gutter protection. We pride ourselves on going above and beyond for our customers, delivering top-quality roofing services and ensuring your home is well-protected from the elements. As a company deeply involved in the community, we care about our customers and strive to provide exceptional service every step of the way. Contact us today for a free estimate!

Contact info

2065 American Dr Suite A, Neenah, WI 54956 (920) 879-2731 https://upwardexteriors.com/roofing-services/

Photos 2

View all

Crew 1

Bryan Crain

View all

Reviews

Leave the first review

Have you had work done by Upward Exteriors? Let everyone know about your experience by leaving a review!

Leave review

Nearby contractors

View all

Reviews of nearby contractors

Review of Tundraland Home Improvement by Raymond L.

Apr 7, 2015 · Algoma

The work the installer did all by himself was unbelievable.

Review of Energy Plus Home Improvements by Jeremy S.

Jun 10, 2015 · Crystal

Great work, timely, and a pleasure to work with!

Review of Inspired Closets by Carson by Matthew B.

Oct 28, 2015 · Chicago

Mike Carson is one of the most conscientious and customer-attentive professionals I have encountered. Service is stellar. Same goes for the rest of his team. The product was excellent. Highly recommended.

Review of Kohler Bathroom Design Service by Steven R.

Nov 29, 2017 · Random Lake

They did a very, very good job.

Nearby answers

If the owner of a roofing company lairs to his insurance company and Work Comp. Can you sue the homeowner for you injuries and medical cost?

Abe Degnan of Degnan Design-Build-Remodel of Madison ^PRO answered:

Nov 15, 2016

Generally, if there is not a work comp policy in place, you can indeed sue the homeowner. In fact your insurance company might choose to do so, with or without your cooperation! Likewise, if anyone up ... read more

Vote

Comment

Cancel

I have a screened in porch that I wish I used more. I was thinking about glassing it in and was wondering what my best option would be?

Abe Degnan of Degnan Design-Build-Remodel of Madison ^PRO answered:

Jan 13, 2015

It also depends on how high off the ground you are. Be aware that (at least in Wisconsin) if you are more than 24" above ground to the floor of the room, you can't use a vinyl product like PGT Eze-Bre ... read more

Last edited Jan 13, 2015 1:54pm

Vote

Comment

Cancel

Learn why professional home builders and home improvement contractors join our community of quality.

Get started

Upward Exteriors

About this company