Great experience with Robert and his crew! Robert has been helping my parents for years mending…read moretheir roof and we decided to replace finally. Robert has always responded quickly professionally and friendly. His crew got right on it and completed the job within 2 days. Did an awesome job and clean up was exceptional! Thank you so much! Kathy Card. You want efficiency use these guys

(Originally written for the BBB) Searching for people to work on one's home is a dicey business…read more When it was clear we needed a roof replacement for our Waterloo, Iowa house, like most people, I went to the Internet and did a (Google) search. My goal was to get at least three estimates for our house and optionally the non-attached garage. Several of the companies I contacted, using their "contact us" link, never responded. One company has an entirely different business name than the one listed in the search. Eventually, I got three estimates. Some people get all excited about the shingle brand and the length of the warranty and, realistically, many will never be living in the house by the time to so-called warranty expires. I was more concerned with price and reliability. Of my three estimates, Robert came in considerable lower--house and garage lower than just house alone in the other estimates. We asked him to do our roof, and since we were to be gone back East for several months, he worked us in when another customer asked for a delay. In the midst of our work, an unexpected thing happened. The found the the main/older part of the house has cedar shakes under asphalt shingle--something which should not have been done. Robert generously did not charge us for the additional labor for removal of the shake and the installation of the required sheeting (which we paid for naturally). His crew was meticulous in trying to minimize the mess and routinely cleaning the falling debris. They were quick, dedicated, and exhibited a high level of workmanship. It was a pleasure to have them do our roof and we would highly recommend them.

JP Roofing is absolutely over priced! They just completed a small wind damage repair for me that…read moretotaled about 10 SF. They replaced one bundle of shingles and it took 2 guys about 90-minutes. They charged me over $700! The shingles cost less than $50. That equates to over $200 per hour labor. These two guys were not brain surgeons! You can find better!

Chino came out to us on a request for an estimate due to Hail Damage. He was very friendly. He…read moreactually came and dropped off the estimate instead of just mailing it or leaving it. He explained everything to us. He also explained that they deal with the insurance company and they make sure everything was up to par. Chino never made us feel rushed or pushed to do the job. The pricing was awesome and the personable approach was refreshing. The crew were very friendly and always went through grass and concrete to make sure everything was picked up. They worked hard in this heat and I never heard them complain about it at all. Definitely, definitely recommend JP Roofing for your projects. I can't say enough good stuff about it!!

Calley and crew did an amazing job. Experienced, thought and fast plus did an amazing job cleaning…read moreup.

Calley crew did a great job. They were timely and didn't leave until the job were done. That work…read moreincluded our Home, large Garage, and Shed.

We had a leaky roof. Izzy came over to check it out and actually fixed it on the spot and in…read moresweltering heat. He has also completely roofed and sided my daughter's house and turned it into the most beautiful home in the neighborhood. Superb work!! Highly recommended!

They seem to be good at the basics of what they do. But you should ask them to provide proof of…read moreinsurance at least, since there's no record of them on Iowa Business Entities Search or the Iowa Division of Labor Contractor Registration website. Also, they may not be a good choice if you know or reasonably suspect you have lead-based paint. They don't understand, or don't care about, the connection between exposure to lead dust (e.g. from home renovation) and brain damage to children under age 6 and fetuses (through a pregnant woman's exposure to lead dust). The outermost coat of paint on your walls, or on wood siding that might be underneath vinyl siding, might not be lead-based. But there are often older layers of lead-based paint on these surfaces. If you cut into the house to widen a window opening without wetting down the area first (or at least putting up a plastic containment area inside the house) you will definitely generate dust from that paint, even if it doesn't look like much.