The company has serviced the community with high-quality garage doors since 1967. "My father, Ernie, started the business at our home." Plyler says. "He then built a 2,400-square-foot building on Windswept Drive in McKean six years later as the business grew. Fifteen years later, we built our current location on Fry Road."
Over 30 years ago, we started out as a small contracting company with one goal in mind above all else: strive every day to give not only the best quality service and workmanship in every job we take on but also give the most fair and honest price possible. We believed from the beginning that our motivation needed to be based in wanting to earn the business and trust of potential customers through years of working with them as repeat clients rather than charge dishonest and outrageous prices to make quick money and miss out on the chance to build up a customer base the professional and friendly way. From our humble beginning so many years ago to present day, for us this has been and always will be the American way and it is how we live up to our motto of being "Red, White, & Blue Collar".
I have been a part of the constructiin trade since I was a boy working alongside my dad. I love what I do so I wanted to continue in my fathers footsteps. My wife started the company in 2004 and we have been going strong since.
Homeowners should always check to see if a Pennsylvania home renovation contractor is registered by visiting www.attorneygeneral.gov or by calling 1-888-520-6680.
Check the following informations before hiring contractor:
Contact and insurance information;
Contractor description
Information about previous home improvement projects
Any contracting licenses
Bankruptcy, prosecution and convictions for home renovation fraud
Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act requires most home improvement or Garage Doors contractors to register with the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office. In addition, these contractors must maintain minimum insurance coverage and use contracts that meet a range of consumer protection requirements outlined in this law. The Attorney General's Office for Consumer Protection is responsible for meeting these requirements.