Ameritech Construction Corp

We had a great experience replacing our windows. They came out. Gave us a fair quote and scheduled us for replacement. Everyone involved was professional and courteous.
We’ve dealt with other window companies and always felt like we were getting hustled. In this case were pleasantly surprised.
We have since replaced more windows and used them again with the same great experience.
I highly recommend them.

We just had a few windows replaced and they are amazing! The quality is top notch. The installers were fast, efficient and very polite. You can’t beat the 40 year guarantee!
We are planning on installing more after the new year.
Highly recommend!

I had the same experience as other Unilocalers — I wish I had read these reviews first! When attempting to make an appointment, and when confirming the appointment, I was told my husband (how they even knew my husband by name is very interesting because I never even mentioned he existed to them) would have to be present for an estimate. Like the other reviewers, I was not to be trusted with the decision by myself.
I was told the reason for this is that while the estimate is free, the sales rep is paid for the visit by the company — they require all homeowners to be present so that they don’t have to make multiple trips to the home in order to make a sale. I get it, but why not offer the first estimate as free and charge for any subsequent visits?
I felt the two men I spoke with Ben and Ron, were very unapologetic and refused to meet me without my husband present, so I cancelled altogether. We will be taking our money ($$$$) elsewhere to a more professional company who trust their customers.
I also find it very telling that none of the Unilocal reviews actually review the Ameritech products — because their upfront customer service is so horrible!

Salesman knocked on my door despite very prominent No Soliciting sign.

I have been considering installing esheild in my attic, but they will not give me an estimate unless my wife is present. I guess they feel I am not capable of making my own decisions. They had a canvass come to my door to solicit this product. Half hour before the appointment Ameritec called to confirm the appointment, but refused to honer the appointment since my wife was not going to make it. When I questioned the policy the person on the phone became rude instead of helpful. He hung up, so I had to call back to find out if they were going to come to the appointment, so he said they would not. I have never experienced such treatment. I would never use this company.

On the one hand, these guys will do evening appointments. On the other hand, they will not send anyone out for a «free estimate» unless all homeowners are present and you’re prepared to make a decision immediately. I can’t speak as to the quality of their products or services, because listen to what happened just trying to set an appointment: After speaking with and meeting with representatives from their competitors… like Champion… it’s almost like these guys don’t want your business. As in most households, it’s me that typically does all the legwork and then present the options and my recomedations to my significant other so we can make a decision together. I have to say, if you don’t sell me on your service or product, you’ll never get my vote. Also, since I work from home and my man works in an office (AND is out of state 50% of the time), the last thing he wants to do when he gets home is sit through sales spiels. Why would we waste both of our valuable minutes in order to get a quote? Anyhow, unless you can work within their requirements, I’d keep looking. We got very competitive bids from other companies. These guys were rude and didn’t seem to need the business… and quite frankly, I like to be treated like an important customer.
2÷11÷2013: UPDATE Today I received a message from the owner, following up and apologizing for my bad experience. While he mentions their policies on having any potential decision makers present has not changed, he did make a heartfelt appeal. OK, two and a half years later, but I still appreciate it. While my experience is what it is, I encourage all of you wonderful Unilocal readers to make your own decisions and give every business a fair chance — things can change a lot in 2 ½ years.