301-333-6000
MD, US
 | JGH 2014-05-28 21:45:31 Unknown |
called today, first, started out like he knew me and I asked who? then started talking and would not shut up, I asked three times what he wanted... kept talking fast like he was reading it... would NOT stop.. hung up.... have a list of such numbers from idiots... IRS frauds, sales people, whoever... just start talking and never shut up, am on DO NOT CALL LIST, does not stop all
| Dan 2014-02-05 01:33:55 Telemarketer |
4 calls within 15 minutes......10 - 20 calls a week. Have asked them to stop but it contues. I think I'll start making appointments and deny entry upon arrival. Several times of wasting their time and gas maybe they'll leave us alone!
| Kristin 2014-01-02 20:25:24 Telemarketer |
I filled out a survey to win free windows about 6 mnths ago. BIG mistake. These people call all day long. The first time I asked to be put on a DO NOT call list the guy laughed at me and said a very professional "whatever". The second time I asked to be put on the DO NOT call list the gentleman that I spoke to actually was very nice. The problem is that they continued to call. No once or twice a day. More like 10 times a day. I dont get it. Leave us alone REMODEL USA!!
| Bob 2013-11-22 17:00:57 Unknown |
I continue to receive calls from this number . I have not solicited their business and it is very annoying. They will not leave a message .but can call all times of the day.
| No Robo for Lawrence 2013-10-18 23:01:03 Telemarketer |
Clarification Remodel USA address: 605 Hampton Park Blvd Capitol Heights, MD 20743
Here's what I'm going to do , send a certified letter to 605 Hampton Park Blvd Capitol Heights, MD 20743
and demand that I be placed on their DO NOT CALL LIST. Note : I am on the National DNC list.
Document every call after 30 days then you have legal recourse ...
Here's what I'm going to do , send a certified letter to 605 Hampton Park Blvd Capitol Heights, MD 20743
and demand that I be placed on their DO NOT CALL LIST. Note : I am on the National DNC list.
Document every call after 30 days then you have legal recourse ...
| No robo for Lawrence 2013-10-18 22:23:04 Telemarketer |
I've been getting TOO many calls from 301 333 6000.This time I answered, I could hear someone on the other end having a personal conversation, I kept saying hello, I finally YELLED HELLO WHO THIS..The person finally realized that the auto dialer had gotten a live line, me.The guy started his pitch, I stopped him mind sentence, I said it was 6:00 pm and dinner was on the table, that I wasn't interested and to put me on their DO NOT CALL LIST. He hung-up on me.
Here's what I'm going to do , send a certified letter to 605 Hampton Park Blvd Capitol Heights, MD 20743
and demand that I be placed on their DO NOT CALL LIST. Note : I am on the National DNC list.
FYI from National DNC registry website as follows:
Information direct from National Do Not Call registry website;
Will All Telemarketing Calls Stop If I Register?
If I register my number on the National Do Not Call Registry, will it stop all telemarketing calls?
No. Placing your number on the National Do Not Call Registry will stop most telemarketing calls, but not all. Because of limitations in the jurisdiction of the FTC and FCC, calls from or on behalf of political organizations, charities, and telephone surveyors would still be permitted, as would calls from companies with which you have an existing business relationship, or those to whom you?ve provided express agreement in writing to receive their calls. However, if you ask a company with which you have an existing business relationship to place your number on its own do-not-call list, it must honor your request. You should keep a record of the date you make the request.
FYI taken from YELP.com about remodel USA
7 12 2013 They call and harass you from 301-333-6000. Not BBB accredited. Multiple violations and multiple complaints from BBB. Stay AWAY!
8 3 2013 THEY ARE CROOKS!!! 0 stars! working with them was a mistake from the jump. Like a previous reviewer, we didn't get multiple estimates, etc, but that is not my issue with this company. We had this company replace a roof for us and update our front porch. The work was satisfactory, however the constant calling (harassment) after the work is completed is inexcusable. They call constantly from 301-333-6000 to offer you deals for your next project even after we told them that we have no plans to do anymore work and to remove our names from the list. They try to schedule meetings to meet with you to show you their products, and offer you a supposedly great deal, and try to intimidate you in to signing a contract. It is solely because of their constant calling that I will NEVER even consider calling them again for any of my future project. DO NOT CONTRACT WITH THESE PEOPLE. They wont stop until they have remodeled their entire house, but they wont get another penny off of me,
1 12 2013 Liked the saleswoman. Signed up for them to install a new kitchen floor WITHOUT doing my due diligence as a consumer to obtain multiple estimates. My bad. Oh, how bad. Gave them nearly $2000 as a down payment and didn't go to the smart place of checking with the BBB or other consumer sites or I would have ****cancelled the contract**** within the time permitted.
Settling on the install date was the first of many communication breakdowns. 10/22/12 rolled to 10/29/12 based on the work we needed to do to rip out the old porcelain tile floor, and move all the appliances from the kitchen and utility room plus powder room toilet into the living room. (Saved $3000 with our sweat equity.) When 10/29 wouldn't work, I called ahead and said we'd be definite for 11/5/12 if that fit their schedule, and to please call me to confirm (no confirmation). I got a call on 10/30/12 where they apologized for not being there on 10/29 because of Hurricane Sandy!!!! Where'd my 11/5/12 message land? Anywhere???? I left it on the cell phone of the installation scheduler directly. Foreboding . . . .
First install (on 11/6/12, election day) went badly (2' tear in vinyl off one corner of my island that was patched and visible for all to see, big bubble off the other corner). I stopped payment the next day on the check I gave the installer for the balance of the work and called the company several times to notify them of the stop payment, in an attempt to be up front and work with them respectfully. . Communication failures again and they didn't find out about the stopped check until they presented it to the bank.
The eventual resolution for the tear and bubbling was to install a new piece over the first one. That job went better, and the shoe molding was salvaged and reinstalled from the first time with no visible damage.
After the second vinyl was installed on a Saturday (no bubbles, no rips) it sounded like I was walking on rice crispies over most of the floor because of air pockets in the glue between the 2 layers. Installer said that would go away in a day or so, and, doh, I believed him. I did not remit the balance of payment on the contract after this second layer because in reusing the metal transition pieces between the vinyl and hardwood, they were all dinged up and no longer looked new. I knew it wouldn't be high on their list to address this, so, no check.
The installer then told me he hadn't been paid for his last several jobs because mine was still a problem. Didn't need that laid on me. I told him to call his supervisor before he left, but he didn't. An hour later the supervisor called and gave me all sorts of crap for withholding the check for "$6 worth of strips." "So you're calling me a liar when I said we'd take care of your floor?" It was ugly. Then he lays on me that the installer would be fired come Monday. Do I need to hear that? I just wanted my freaking floor installed properly. Supervisor told me he'd call me Monday to get this resolved. I ended up calling the next Wednesday to find out what was going on, and told him that the rice crispies didn't go away. "You didn't tell me about that Saturday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" I told him that the installer said it would go away, so I didn't bring it up at the time. Take a chill pill, dude.
During the first install my partner mentioned that he'd never seen a vinyl install done without a heavy roller to even out the glue. We got blown off. After the second install with dinged-up transition strips and persistent rice crispies sounds, the installer returned with nice new strips AND, drum roll please, a ROLLER. He rolled for over an hour.
The morning of the day the roller and new strips were to arrive, I got a call from the company president and let him have the piece of my mind that was left about this floor. I checked with two local flooring places, bringing them each a sample and the name and pattern of what was installed. One place came in at HALF the Remodel USA price for the square footage I needed, the other place was TWO THIRDS the price: confirmation that I got screwed. Remodel USA company president was going to send us a $100 restaurant gift certificate for our hassles. I told him that wasn't good enough and that I wanted something off the balance of my invoice. The absolute best he could do was $250. "Have you ever considered a sun-room for your home?" Wh-wha-WHAT???? I said perhaps, but it would never be from Remodel USA. He said "Never say never."
I gave the installer a check for the balance, less $250, SIX WEEKS after the first install date on 11/6/12. Just like in a divorce, I considered it "go away" money. Much more than you want to pay, but it's not so painful knowing you're rid of them.
Friends, just DON'T GO THERE. There are plenty of contractors with great reputations and fair prices. Check with BBB, Washington Consumer's Checkbook, Angie's List.
Here's what I'm going to do , send a certified letter to 605 Hampton Park Blvd Capitol Heights, MD 20743
and demand that I be placed on their DO NOT CALL LIST. Note : I am on the National DNC list.
FYI from National DNC registry website as follows:
Information direct from National Do Not Call registry website;
Will All Telemarketing Calls Stop If I Register?
If I register my number on the National Do Not Call Registry, will it stop all telemarketing calls?
No. Placing your number on the National Do Not Call Registry will stop most telemarketing calls, but not all. Because of limitations in the jurisdiction of the FTC and FCC, calls from or on behalf of political organizations, charities, and telephone surveyors would still be permitted, as would calls from companies with which you have an existing business relationship, or those to whom you?ve provided express agreement in writing to receive their calls. However, if you ask a company with which you have an existing business relationship to place your number on its own do-not-call list, it must honor your request. You should keep a record of the date you make the request.
FYI taken from YELP.com about remodel USA
7 12 2013 They call and harass you from 301-333-6000. Not BBB accredited. Multiple violations and multiple complaints from BBB. Stay AWAY!
8 3 2013 THEY ARE CROOKS!!! 0 stars! working with them was a mistake from the jump. Like a previous reviewer, we didn't get multiple estimates, etc, but that is not my issue with this company. We had this company replace a roof for us and update our front porch. The work was satisfactory, however the constant calling (harassment) after the work is completed is inexcusable. They call constantly from 301-333-6000 to offer you deals for your next project even after we told them that we have no plans to do anymore work and to remove our names from the list. They try to schedule meetings to meet with you to show you their products, and offer you a supposedly great deal, and try to intimidate you in to signing a contract. It is solely because of their constant calling that I will NEVER even consider calling them again for any of my future project. DO NOT CONTRACT WITH THESE PEOPLE. They wont stop until they have remodeled their entire house, but they wont get another penny off of me,
1 12 2013 Liked the saleswoman. Signed up for them to install a new kitchen floor WITHOUT doing my due diligence as a consumer to obtain multiple estimates. My bad. Oh, how bad. Gave them nearly $2000 as a down payment and didn't go to the smart place of checking with the BBB or other consumer sites or I would have ****cancelled the contract**** within the time permitted.
Settling on the install date was the first of many communication breakdowns. 10/22/12 rolled to 10/29/12 based on the work we needed to do to rip out the old porcelain tile floor, and move all the appliances from the kitchen and utility room plus powder room toilet into the living room. (Saved $3000 with our sweat equity.) When 10/29 wouldn't work, I called ahead and said we'd be definite for 11/5/12 if that fit their schedule, and to please call me to confirm (no confirmation). I got a call on 10/30/12 where they apologized for not being there on 10/29 because of Hurricane Sandy!!!! Where'd my 11/5/12 message land? Anywhere???? I left it on the cell phone of the installation scheduler directly. Foreboding . . . .
First install (on 11/6/12, election day) went badly (2' tear in vinyl off one corner of my island that was patched and visible for all to see, big bubble off the other corner). I stopped payment the next day on the check I gave the installer for the balance of the work and called the company several times to notify them of the stop payment, in an attempt to be up front and work with them respectfully. . Communication failures again and they didn't find out about the stopped check until they presented it to the bank.
The eventual resolution for the tear and bubbling was to install a new piece over the first one. That job went better, and the shoe molding was salvaged and reinstalled from the first time with no visible damage.
After the second vinyl was installed on a Saturday (no bubbles, no rips) it sounded like I was walking on rice crispies over most of the floor because of air pockets in the glue between the 2 layers. Installer said that would go away in a day or so, and, doh, I believed him. I did not remit the balance of payment on the contract after this second layer because in reusing the metal transition pieces between the vinyl and hardwood, they were all dinged up and no longer looked new. I knew it wouldn't be high on their list to address this, so, no check.
The installer then told me he hadn't been paid for his last several jobs because mine was still a problem. Didn't need that laid on me. I told him to call his supervisor before he left, but he didn't. An hour later the supervisor called and gave me all sorts of crap for withholding the check for "$6 worth of strips." "So you're calling me a liar when I said we'd take care of your floor?" It was ugly. Then he lays on me that the installer would be fired come Monday. Do I need to hear that? I just wanted my freaking floor installed properly. Supervisor told me he'd call me Monday to get this resolved. I ended up calling the next Wednesday to find out what was going on, and told him that the rice crispies didn't go away. "You didn't tell me about that Saturday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" I told him that the installer said it would go away, so I didn't bring it up at the time. Take a chill pill, dude.
During the first install my partner mentioned that he'd never seen a vinyl install done without a heavy roller to even out the glue. We got blown off. After the second install with dinged-up transition strips and persistent rice crispies sounds, the installer returned with nice new strips AND, drum roll please, a ROLLER. He rolled for over an hour.
The morning of the day the roller and new strips were to arrive, I got a call from the company president and let him have the piece of my mind that was left about this floor. I checked with two local flooring places, bringing them each a sample and the name and pattern of what was installed. One place came in at HALF the Remodel USA price for the square footage I needed, the other place was TWO THIRDS the price: confirmation that I got screwed. Remodel USA company president was going to send us a $100 restaurant gift certificate for our hassles. I told him that wasn't good enough and that I wanted something off the balance of my invoice. The absolute best he could do was $250. "Have you ever considered a sun-room for your home?" Wh-wha-WHAT???? I said perhaps, but it would never be from Remodel USA. He said "Never say never."
I gave the installer a check for the balance, less $250, SIX WEEKS after the first install date on 11/6/12. Just like in a divorce, I considered it "go away" money. Much more than you want to pay, but it's not so painful knowing you're rid of them.
Friends, just DON'T GO THERE. There are plenty of contractors with great reputations and fair prices. Check with BBB, Washington Consumer's Checkbook, Angie's List.
| Rejji 2013-09-16 20:54:45 Unknown |
keeps calling, I don't ever answer because I feel it's bogus!!
| Sondancer 2013-09-16 19:17:08 Telemarketer |
Get calls daily, they never leave a message. Don't recognize the number, so I don't answer it. It is listed as a Maryland phone number (in Hagerstown) and also in Washington DC area.
| Donna 2013-05-29 21:32:42 Telemarketer |
I keep getting calls from Owens Corning about windows even though every time they call I ask them to take me off.
| Nate 2013-05-23 18:44:47 Unknown |
Its a telemarketer calling from a home improvement company. The call ever so many days just to see if you need home improvement.
I dont recommend them. Over priced and all their "custom" items come from home depot.
I dont recommend them. Over priced and all their "custom" items come from home depot.
| Annoyed Johnson 2013-05-02 22:19:58 Unknown |
Sharlita called to tell me of the wonders of owens corning windows. After I hung up on her, she called back. After I hung up on her again, she called again, but only let it ring once.
| Sick of Telemarketers 2013-03-19 00:18:52 Telemarketer |
Person on the other end was most likely phishing. Claims he wanted to give me a discount on new roof. First he said the young man who answered the phone told him to call after 7. Then he said I completed a card to request a free quote. Bogus- every statement.
| Jim 2013-03-11 15:15:55 Telemarketer |
Make sure to put your number on the do not call list and then file a complaint...
https://complaints.donotcall.gov/complaint/complaintcheck.aspx
https://complaints.donotcall.gov/complaint/complaintcheck.aspx
| Crystal 2013-02-06 17:39:47 Telemarketer |
They call every day and when I try to tell them to stop calling they hang up on me.
| Dee 2013-01-24 21:55:07 Unknown |
This was a call from Remodel USA
| Laura 2013-01-10 19:27:42 Unknown |
They are calling me several times every day. I am on the do not call list.
| cass 2013-01-08 18:57:03 Telemarketer |
Remodel USA
| Cindy 2012-12-05 22:53:05 Unknown |
May be a fake business??
| Cindy 2012-12-05 22:49:46 Unknown |
It's says it is coming from Remodel USA. They call me almost every day! Their address is listed as 605 Hampton Park Blvd Capitol Heights, MD 20743.
| Ben 2012-10-15 20:50:44 Unknown |
Keeps calling.
| Connie 2012-09-07 21:10:13 Unknown |
Irritating messages left on answering machine by some clown from this number.
| Connie 2012-09-07 21:08:57 Unknown |
Some idiot from this number called and my answering machine picked up "Hello Connie? 'a huh huh huh'" and hung up.
| Deejah 2012-08-27 22:43:19 Unknown |
I am on the Do Not Call list. I don't like being bothered by unsolicited calls.
| me too 2012-07-13 20:04:17 Unknown |
They call way too many times in a day. I NEVER answer any call that I don't know - I let it go to voice mail. They never leave a message so I added their number to my contact card called "telemarketers" and set the ring tone to silent and set the default to automatically go to voice mail. From the reviews of this company on the web, the number goes to Remodel USA Inc in MD. The reviews say be aware of their bad business practices.
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