A Plus Exterior LLC

Alex was such a pleasure to work with and I’d recommend him wholeheartedly! His work crew replaced my 30 year old roof in one day. He had a large crew, who was meticulous with the old shingles etc and the dumpster was promptly removed. If you didn’t spot the new roof, you’d never know they were there. No nails in my yard or driveway and I am so happy that I don’t need to worry about my roof, this winter or moving forward. And he was so understanding as I had to wait for my refinance to go through, in order to have the funds to pay. I will be using him again for my future home projects. Thank you so much for such stellar customer service!

A plus did an amazing job on my home. Everything was done to perfection! Friendly and caring group of people . Nicest construction experience I’ve had regarding my home. I highly recommend them .

From the initial quote to the completion of the job, A Plus Exteriors was excellent! Ray (project manager) and Alex (owner) showed up on time and responded to all communications promptly. The initial quote was very detailed, which can help cut down on surprise extra costs later. They completed the work less than a week after I signed the contract and paid the deposit. The installers were efficient, skilled, polite, and considerate. They definitely worked harder to clean up any debris than I would have expected. I knew my roof had rot in a few places. But stripping the 2 layers of shingles off exposed a lot more than anticipated. Alex called me right after they found the damage and came up with a plan to address the issue without adding too much extra cost. In the end, my total cost was sti

A Plus has an excellent team. The owner Alex and the workers all capable and care about the customer. I’ll be utilizing them in future for other jobs. They did great job on my roof and chimney.

I recently had my roof replaced by A Plus Exteriors LLC in Milford, CT.. This is my review and experience using A Plus Exteriors. First off, I have a High Ranch style home in a development of virtually identical High Ranch homes. All homes were built in the 70’s and used gable vents in order to vent the roofs. The gable vents are literally like having 2 louvered open windows on each end of the roof. In the summer, the attic was so hot it would take the air out of my lungs if I stayed up there for more than 3 minutes. The roof was in need of replacement, so I called a few roofing contractors. They were all in the same ballpark with their prices using the same materials. They all recommended using a ridge vent that would “theoretically” allow the hot air trapped in my attic to escape out t