Statewide Remodeling - Albuquerque

Reviews

• GC

  Gerald B. Curtis

  4 days ago
  5.0
  It was a couple of months ago that we to replace some damaged windows in a manufactured home outside of Albuquerque. Of course, we did talk with a couple of other contractors, but we were pleased that we chose Statewide Remodeling. Not only did their website and salesman promise good results accurately, they performed flawlessly, exactly as they had promised. Statewide Remodeling is not the cheapest contractor, but I have learned from experience that you get what you pay for. We are more than satisfied with the quality of the product and installation. If we have other Projects, we would not hesitate to call Statewide Remodeling first.
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  June Hart

  Sep 24, 2026
  5.0
  Arrived on time, work completed in a timely, friendly manner. The windows have made a great difference in my west facing bedroom and are so easy to open, close and clean. I would recommend their company for service, quality and value.
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  kathy demars

  Sep 22, 2026
  5.0
  Everyone involved was very professional and willing to answer any questions I had. I am in love with my new shower.
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  Annette Johnson-Tumbling

  Sep 21, 2026
  5.0
  My son has MS and was having difficulty lifting his legs over the tub. I was so afraid he was going to fall when I wasn't there. I had previously received a quote from another company which was over $15,000 higher. And not a lot of options. I choose Statewide because they do remodeling for the VA. From 1st contact to final inspection, they were awesome.
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  J

  Sep 15, 2026
  1.0
  High-Pressure Sales Pitch, Zero Respect for Boundaries ​If I could give zero stars, I would. Statewide Remodeling is far more interested in taking your money than actually doing quality work. ​Their initial "screening" call was a complete joke. Rather than taking the time to understand what I was actually looking to do with my bathroom, they immediately pivoted to collecting as much personal information as possible and aggressively pushing to set up financing—all before anyone had even seen the bathroom or discussed design options. It became clear instantly that their primary goal is charging top dollar rather than focusing on the actual craftsmanship. ​Since then, it has been endless high-pressure sales tactics. They call continuously and simply refuse to accept "no" for an answer. Save yourself the headache and hire a company that respects potential clients and cares about the actual remodeling job rather than just pitching loans.

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