A.L.E. Roofing was entirely satisfactory to deal with, from onsite consultant Josh Sparks, to project foreman Damon and head installer Eric, through to the entire installation crew. Most portions of our steep-roofed house, likely built in the 1880s, needed completely new shingles, and we contracted as well for an incline system capped by rubber carpeting to replace a leaky flat-roof section that now allows water to run off its downside edge into a gutter. Several rotting areas of the wood substructure required replacement, too. The entire roof of our garage also needed new shingles, a simpler job but one that included a ridge vent running the full length of the structure. Once a time for the work was established, beginning on a Monday morning, the installation crew arrived by 7:00 a.m. and worked until nearly 8:00 p.m., then returned the next day at 7:00 a.m. and, miraculously(!), completed the job by 2:00 p.m. All personnel were focused throughout on completing the job quickly but very attentively, and those with whom my wife and I spoke were both accommodating and friendly. A couple of minor items required attention subsequently, and Josh Sparks returned promptly to take care of them himself. The total cost--labor and materials--seemed fair to us. Josh advised a return inspection in perhaps five years to make sure that everything was holding up well, and even said that A.L.E. would take the initiative of contacting us in this regard should we forget to do so first. read more