Better Business Bureau

We are proud to be a Better Business Bureau Accredited Business with an A+ rating. The BBB has rigorous standards that have to be met in order to be accredited such as licensing through the state and specific insurance requirements. You can read more about our company on this BBB website http://www.truststartshere.com/SuperiorImprovements
You can also check out the general BBB site for more information and reviews.

Angie's List Awards

We are proud to announce that we have earned the 2012 Super Service Award in two categories, windows and doors. We continue to have an A+ rating with Angies List in both categories.

Recent installs

Before

After

Look at the difference new windows made in this home...........

Talk of the Town Award

In our mail today we received an award notification from Talk of the Town News.  We have earned their 2012 Customer Satisfaction Award.  CMUS Power ratings bases their awards on a multitude of sources including customer review websites and blogs. social networks, and other industry resourses.

Customer satisfaction is our main goal at Superior Improvements.  The best kind of advertising available is word of mouth and the only way to get referrrals is to have excellent customer service and workmanship.

We are proud of our relationship with companies like Angie's List and the Better Business Bureau who monitor the industry for superior companies.  Feel free to visit our Better Business Bureau website at www.truststartshere.com/superiorimprovements

Angie's List

We have again made the Angie's List Honor Roll. This is an outstanding accomplishment for our company. We have had at least 2 - A rated reports from Angie's List customers in the past 60 days.

Companies cannot pay to be on Angies List. Reviews come from real people, members who pay for access to the best contractors in their area.

A customer sent this to us.......

A customer sent over this amusing little snipet.........

"Last year, I replaced all the windows in my house with that expensive energy-efficient kind.  This week I got a call from the contractor who installed them, complaining that the work had been completed a whole year ago and I hadn't paid him.

I told him just what his fast-talking sales guy had told me last year: that in ONE YEAR these windows would pay for themselves!

'Hellooooooooo?  It's been a year!!!!' I said. 

There was only silence at the other end of the line, so I just hung up."

Tempered Glass

Even the window man is not immune to the fate of the weed wacker's flying stones.  We were in Northern WI this weekend at the lake and look what happened. Good thing we know who to call!!!  Now we have a good excuse to go back.  The best thinng to do in this situation is to lay down a tarp an take ahammer lightly to the broken glass and it will start to fall onto the tarp gradually.  Be careful not to break the inside piece!!!!