Midtown Home Improvements
Midtown Home Improvements Overview
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Consumers gave 1.0 star rating from 1 review and sentiment is negative; recent recommendation: "Avoid At all costs."
Positive Feedback
Reviewers report essentially no positives; product diversity and customer service are criticized and price level is described as high.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Allegations of deceptive sales tactics and high-pressure closing.
- Unpaid or withheld commissions and commission disputes.
- Excessive pricing compared with competitors.
- Poor customer service and follow-up, raising billing, refunds concerns.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check Midtown Home Improvements reviews and seek independent quotes before committing.
- Document pricing and payment terms and ask about commissions and refund policies.
- Be cautious of high-pressure sales and verify product value versus competitors.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Consumers gave 1.0 star rating from 1 review and sentiment is negative; recent recommendation: "Avoid At all costs."
Positive Feedback
Reviewers report essentially no positives; product diversity and customer service are criticized and price level is described as high.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Allegations of deceptive sales tactics and high-pressure closing.
- Unpaid or withheld commissions and commission disputes.
- Excessive pricing compared with competitors.
- Poor customer service and follow-up, raising billing, refunds concerns.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check Midtown Home Improvements reviews and seek independent quotes before committing.
- Document pricing and payment terms and ask about commissions and refund policies.
- Be cautious of high-pressure sales and verify product value versus competitors.
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To warn future job seekers and homeowners about Midtown Home Improvement’s deceptive practices. I was misled, underpaid, and used. Consumers and employees alike deserve to know the truth before gettin
- Promised 23 leads daily; got one appointment.
- Labeled as a project manager, yet a closer.
- No training; mistakes used to deny commissions.
I'll be making a video about this company and sending it to you. In a week or two.
They havent done anything reached out nothing. No check in the mail.
I demanded payment in February 2024, they refused to acknowledge the debt. I have until February of 2026 to file my civil suit, in the meantime I'll warn everyone I can.
I'll be filing complaints with the state of Tennessee and Illinois as well as Federal complaints.
These guys hired 450 people in 2024 and retained 50, I guarantee I'm not the only one. This is who they are.
They told me I'd receive 23 quality leads per day.
Instead, I was lucky to get one appointment daily often with elderly homeowners or families who clearly couldn't afford the product. Midtown positions you as a "project manager" to mislead homeowners, but you're really just a high-pressure closer. There's no proper training, and when you inevitably make a mistake, they use it to deny your commission.
This is a high-pressure, large-ticket sales machine that's disguised as a home improvement company. They push plastic fencing at $27,000 when competitors offer similar products at $6,000$8,000.
You're sent into homes with people who have no money, and management doesnt care they know all they need is one desperate buyer.
I personally drove over 19,000 miles, closed contracts worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, and never received a complete commission only draws.
"Oh dont worry, well pay you in full once your project is built" lies, lies, lies.
To job seekers: you're not walking into a career opportunity you're walking into exploitation.
To homeowners: you're not getting top-tier products you're getting manipulated by someone Midtown trained to use emotion against you.
Stay away from this company. Everything about this company is deception and distortion from the way they recruit, to the way they market, to the way they sell.
User's recommendation: Avoid At all costs.
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