FHIA Remodeling

Carol Jovel

a month ago

We are very happy we the work that Renuity company did at our house (kitchen area and bathroom) Definitely, we are going to continue working with them in the near future! Very professional people!! The installer Raunel Castro and his team did an excellent job!!, very professional and friendly I recommend him without hesitation

Joel Rosario

5 months ago

Just got 5 windows and a sliding door installed by Maikel from Renuity. Great customer service, attention to detail and care of work, the experience was seamless from start to finish. Maikel and his partner were punctual, professional, and took great care to protect my floors and furniture. The sliding door glides perfectly, and the finish work on the window trim is top-notch. It’s rare to find a team that balances speed with such high attention to detail. Highly recommend!

Zhanna Kens

a month ago

Words can not describe this experince with my hurricane window intallation! Pre-Contract: Contract was signed based on representations made by salesperson Alex Miller that the company was a 5-star company and used in-house installers. This was later found to be false, as subcontractors were used instead. The installers did not speak English, which made communication extremely difficult. Based on the condition shown in the photos, it appeared they lacked the proper skill, training, and knowledge required for professional hurricane window installation. January 22–23: Project scheduled for completion. On January 22, a worker left early for personal reasons - going to Miami for a date, causing delays. Work extended into January 24. January 26: Installation failed inspection. January 30: Manager Shawn inspected and stated the work was unacceptable. February 2: Attempted repairs were made but did not resolve the issues. February 6: Certified letter sent to the company with no response. Later when Jorge came to my house I asked him about the letter and he said he didn't remenber reading it but his progect manager Kevin confirmed that he was in the office with him when he read the letter. February 9: Project Manager Kevin stated that a new frame and sliding doors were ordered. February 18: Another repair attempt was made with no resolution. March 13: Scheduled installation canceled due to a personal emergency. March 15: Installers arrived without the required frame. No progress was made. March 19: Scheduled work was not completed. March 26: Follow-up inquiry sent with no response. April 3: Corporate office contacted. I sent email with all details and pictures to the manager Tahiris; no response received. April 15: Manager Jorge Penalver finally came to the house and personally observed and confirmed improper installation and condition of the installation. He stated that “his blood was boiling” after seeing the problems, which confirms the seriousness of the situation. He also stated, “I can reinstall the existing windows properly.” However, based on the visible condition of the windows, it is obvious that they have already been damaged and compromised. Also their own contract, which states: “Removed items likely to be damaged.” April 23: Directed to contact Jorge; no response received. April 27–28: Scheduled installation; no crew arrived, and no follow-up provided. May 7: followed up again with Jorge nor response. May 11: followed up again with Jorge nor response. Hurrican season is starting in June 1st and they do Not care! As of now I'm working with an Atterney. I just did a Google search and the company has multiple lawsuits: Renuity Home Improvement of Tampa FHIA Remodeling (a Renuity company) has faced significant legal and consumer-related issues in Florida, including lawsuits, investigations, and numerous complaints regarding its business practices, particularly concerning hurricane windows and doors. Major Legal and Consumer Issues Deceptive Trade Practices Lawsuit: As of February 2026, the Florida Attorney General's office filed a civil lawsuit against Florida Roof Specialists—a company linked to similar operations—alleging a "scheme" that violates Florida's Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act, following hundreds of complaints. Allegations of Frivolous Liens: The state's investigation alleges that companies associated with these practices, including FHIA and related entities, placed baseless liens on consumers' homes and pursued foreclosure when homeowners refused to pay for unsatisfactory work.... and it goes on.... and on....... !!! I recived a reply on my review here from Renuity Home Improvement of Tampa (Owner) 2 weeks ago - And NO ONE HAS CONNTACTED ME YET TO RESOLVE THIS USSUE!

Jawahirlal Puchoon

5 months ago

Great workmanship. Great job. The workers was very professional and explained the installation. Clean up after the job was completed. I would definitely recommend this crew to anyone interest. Thanks Jose ley and Beatriz and Juan Ramon

Francesca Matthews

a month ago

The service team made this experience with Renuity positive. Thomas Adams directed the team who then performed very well to satisfy us on the cabinet refacing and new drawers. We are very pleased with the end result.