Exterior Associates Inc

Exterior Associates Inc is a Connecticut contractor that says it was founded in 1986 and specializes in kitchen remodel work, and on Google it holds 4.9 stars from 1,217 ratings. Its Connecticut home improvement contractor registration, HIC.0521697, is active on the state registry, held by Exterior Associates Inc. A recent customer said Exterior Associates replaced an old front entry door, and that before they left the two employees swept the floor, wiped the door and sidelight clean and removed all the demo items. A recent customer working with the company for a second time said Tony and crew removed all the interior doors, including the frames and molding, replaced them and had all the doors installed in one day; Dennis and Courtney came back the second day to finish the hardware and the trim. A recent customer said Dennis and Joshua installed three doors, two sliders and a front door, and sealed everything. A recent customer said Regean was there for over 11 hours on an Anderson sliding door installation. A recent customer said Bob and a partner replaced an 8 ft patio door and took away the old door. A recent customer described Tyler's kitchen cabinet installation, including the trim and crown molding, and said he adjusted on the fly when unexpected structural quirks came up. A 2025 customer said Exterior Associates adjusted its workload to expedite the installation of a new entry door and storm door to fit the schedule for new vinyl siding. A 2024 customer said Jason opened and closed their door about 100 times to get its closing speed right. A recent customer gave two stars, saying the tech was in a hurry and that it took 2 months to get an appointment to install the door once it came into Home Depot. A recent customer said there was some slight damage to their drywall in a corner where the door frame was removed. A recent customer said the installer played music early in the morning and suggested asking the homeowner first. A 2024 customer said they found a new bureau damaged on top after a door installation, and that the company offered $75 because the worker said he did not damage it.