MID TN CES, LLC

I have worked with Advantage Home Improvements twice now, on my residence in Nashville due to Storm Damage. Several years back, I had a tree fall through my roof, and Advantage was more than professional in dealing with my insurance company and repairing my roof and all damages related in a time-efficient manner. So, without question, back in February, I called Advantage Home Improvements when I had more storm related damage to the side of my house, when a windstorm ripped off all my siding. Again, they were professional, timely, and cooperated within the confines of my insurance company. Advantage has become my contractor of choice. I would recommend them to anyone.

When I needed some work on my older home near Murfreesboro, TN I knew from friends that Advantage Home Improvement could handle the work on my older home. After talking to their very friendly sales team, I had a quick and prompt installation and I am very satisfied with the work they did. They are also a very handsome lot of fellows and they were a joy to watch work. thanks Advantage Home Improvement you've earned a loyal customer sincerely, C. Gibson

Never have I seen another company that is as considerate of their customers as Advantage. My inlaws had their roof replaced by them last year, and I am still shaking my head over the fact that not only did they demo the multilevel roof in one day, but they had the roof completed the same afternoon BEFORE quitting time. That alone is worth the good review, but add the fact that during the entire process, Advantage had a couple of guys on the ground picking up trash as they went and combing Mom's flower beds to make sure that no nails or shingle chips were left. They even went so far as to cover her shrubs and flowers before they started to ensure as little collateral damage as possible. Did I mention that they had folks combing the yard and flowers beds all day to pick up debris? Who does that? I can say this: I would recommend their work to anyone, even though they probably will not be the lowest bidder. It takes a little more money to keep quality workers, as anyone who runs a business knows, and I honestly believe that is what is going on here.