Needed rain gutters on my house. I called in the morning, and Tony came out that afternoon. Had a…read morequote that evening and approved it. Crew came out the next week and were done by noon, very good job. Only thing to note is they do want half down when you accept the quote. Overall 5 stars, very professional.

They did my gutters. Great job at a great price they came out when they said they were come out…read morevery kind. Courteous would highly recommend them.

We contacted Nick to get our house painted. Our house is three colors so it's a little complicated!…read moreNick came out and gave us a great quote, beating others and honestly, he's very picky. And did an amazing job.!! everything's back the way it was and it's painted fresh and New. Very happy with the service. Nick gave us a great price and we are very satisfied.

I asked to replace the tub for a shower, and the flooring, nothing fancy, low maintenance --and…read morethat is what I got--no attempts to up-sell, just quality work. Nick is a pleasure to work with and knows what he is doing and does things right. I am very pleased with all that they did!

I want to give a massive "shout out!" to Jason! I was having issues with water pooling and possibly…read morepenetrating my home. He came to my rescue and installed gutters for me! The water is draining away from my house now!! Thank you, Jason!

He was called out to fix the hole in the floor. He was very competent and knowledgeable of the…read moreprocess. He was professional and worked in a timely manner. I would have no problem calling on him again.

I contracted Jacob Rozanski of Rozanski Construction LLC to install truss package, facia and roof…read moresheathing for my newly constructed home in Show Low on Febuary 19, 2025 with his stated completion time of 1 week start to finish. As he is a licensed contractor I assumed his work was within industry standards and Navajo County building codes. On the gable end overhang Rozanski proposed a 24-inch ladder design rake to be nailed to outer truss with sheathing on top to support for the weight of the ladder. I questioned the design several times but he assured me his company used that design many times. I began to do research on industry standards. I found a federal document at Energy.gov_ Solution Center Home, All Guides, Framing of Gable Roof Overhangs that recommended gable overhangs not be over 12 inches unless outriggers are used which was confirmed by multiple licensed contractors in the area. I sent that information to Rozanski but he refused to change what he intended to install and would not install outriggers without additional cost. After several delays and excuses the disagreement came to a stalemate on April 4, 2025 when Rozanski refused to adhere to good industry practices and claimed that I was in breach of contract, abandoned the job and demanded full payment and threatened legal action attaching a lean on my property. That is when a should have consulted an Attorney with construction experience. Big mistake on my part. I hired a licensed PE listed on the Navajo County website to evaluate the work Rozanski performed. Here are some quotes from the professional engineer's evaluation. * "I noted that the trusses were off quite a bit and there was a cumulative 4' inch difference at the south end" * "I wondered if this roofing contractor measured anything or used a tape measure" * "The outside rim board has a big "curve" in it as it as it proceeds up to the roof. This needs to be corrected to "straight" as the ladder rafters are two feet long and just toe-nailed into the outer or end truss. This practice may lead to "sag" in the overhang in the future." After Rozanski abandon the project, I consulted with the Navajo County Building Administration and they confirmed county codes do not allow gable rake overhangs over 12 inches per the 2018 International Residential Code R804 3.2.0.1.2 Rozanski may respond to this review and say the house was not built correctly or material wasn't correct but the craftsman that fixed his mess had no trouble finishing the build correctly. Here are a few more quotes from the Professional Engineer's evaluation. * "I also observed that the garage was square within ¼ inch using the criss-cross method" * "The exterior wall studs were the required 16" on center" Rozanski Construction was the worst sub-contractor on my project. Contract stated he would take approximately one week to complete, 44 days later after many delays and excuses he abandoned the job and I had to hire other craftsman to complete the project.

Horrible horrible! Would never recommend them to anyone!!!! They abandoned the job because we…read moreinsisted that they follow Navajo County codes!

To start this off simply, they are 100% worth every penny and more, they have a team of highly…read moretrained and skilled people who get the job done faster then the competition, and there expanding more and more every day

Christian and his team did a great job. They worked on our roof repair around other project and…read morestill finished in record time. Thank again. At the end, I had one question on the invoice and Christian was responsive and professional. Will use them when we eventually replace the metal roof.

I love these guys! They returned our call the same day - which is rare - and were able to come out…read moreand inspect the very same day - which is unheard of. We got a detailed estimate, with options, the next day, and less than a week later our new roof was on. They came on time, were efficient and friendly, and cleaned up the mess. They even sent us pictures of the work (including from a drone overhead) as they were doing it. Good roof, good price, good people. Highly recommended.

The Owner Isaac does great high quality work, he's been doing concrete for quite a while and really…read moredoes care about the quality of his work. Would easily recommend him to anyone looking for some concrete work whether it be setting some posts for fencing, a strip for a rolling gate, or a driveway/sidewalk. Would love to use Isaacs work again in the future.

Home Depot supplied materials & subcontracted Darrel Petersen of Top That Roofing, in Snowflake, to…read moredo the actual roof job.Darrell, the foreman and boss, w/his professional workers, installed GAF shingles.I checked online at the GAF shingle website which shows the roof layering and install process, to be sure they included everything and they did a wonderful job. Darrel said uneven shingles are his pet peeve LOL!, and they were all lined up perfectly. Darrell also worked well with my outside contractor, who was installing a stove vent and needed to put holes through the roof before the shingles were laid. I requested the roof low profile roof vents be sprayed a blending color and the workmen sprayed ALL the vents on top of the roof. They picked up everything and used the magnet roller. Darrel is a business type guy who never hesitated to answer my questions. Home Depot gave me a good deal on my roof and chose this great contractor to do work that was backed by a 25 year workmanship warranty by Home Depot. If you choose to go through a project organizer like Home Depot (HD), a couple of caveats. HD will be on a mission to get a contractor, get materials at a bulk rate and go through their routine. That's fine. Keep in mind.... -Will Home Depot be around long enough to back the workmanship warranty? -Ask what contractor will be used before signing. -Ask for a quick quote for the best job possible then work backwards towards your budget. -Ask for brands and descriptions of skylights, shingles etc. -Take notes during the sales presentation -Go through EVERY point on your list, and FIND it on the estimate sheet and later, the contract. -Check the project progress website often/Don't hesitate to call -Be there during the roofing and take pictures. THAT'S your inspection. Not at the end. You can't see underneath the shingles at the end. -If you have an independent contractor that has to coordinate with the HD roofers, check for yourself that everything is coordinated.