Amazing work in under an hour on a 3-story townhome. Gutters clear & running smoothly for the first…read moretime in years. Quote for service came in higher than others but everything was included, no lowball then upsell games. Highly recommend

Quick response for quote and work done. Excellent job done and kind service. Excellent to work with!read more

I called Roofwerks several months ago for two things:…read more [#1] I had a specific leak in my roof that turned out to be coming in through a broken spot under an attic window. [#2] I wanted to get a quote for re-painting my metal roof with a sealant. I paid that invoice, and called again several weeks ago for two more things: [#3] We had a leak in a corner under our roofline where two gutterlines meet. The insurance appraiser suspected it was due to a gap under the roofline that rain was blowing through during hard wind. I was hoping they would install some sort of flashing or protection over that gap, which would probably require gutter removal to reach. [#2 again] Since I hadn't received an estimate after the first job, I followed up about that. The people who came out (5/25/2022) did not fix the gap under the gutter corner, though I don't know why: it has since been fixed by another provider. Instead, they applied a single stripe of sealant down a roof line where there was no evidence of leakage. They also said they would provide an estimate for tightening screws and re-painting the roof for maintenance. This already felt like redundant work, since that's what they had supposedly done the first time, so I really didn't expect the expensive invoice that followed: $840+tax. I responded asking for clarification of the charges. (They quoted $168 per hour, and two men were there for 1.5 hours. That puts the paint used at $336.) I didn't hear back, so I follow up two days later, to which I received a reply that she was working on it. Two more weeks later, I followed up again, and was promised a prompt response. On Tuesday June 21, I got an email that the invoice had been dropped to $625+tax... still a flat price with no breakdown of hours and materials. Again, I asked for clarification of the costs, but at this point also decided to write this complaint. I ALSO PAID THE INVOICE. (I clarify this because I'm not doing this to justify stiffing them. I can afford $678, but I can't afford to spend any more time or patience waiting for an explanation or follow-through. My time is better spent making a BBB complaint and sharing my experience here.) So, to summarize: - They charged for duplicate work, since they were supposed to have provided an estimate after coming to address the first leak but never did. - They painted a single stripe down the seam of those roof lines and then tried to charge $336 (later $121) for the paint. - There was no evidence of leakage there. The actual leak was later repaired by another provider in the original spot that I pointed out but that they didn't repair. - It took two of their people 1.5 hours to look around the roof of a 1020sqft house (again, for what, I don't know, since they had already been out to estimate this before) and paint a white stripe that didn't need to be painted. - They still haven't provided an estimate that I think I've paid for twice now.

We had a very unpleasant experience with Roofwerks. We selected a more expensive, more technical…read moreshingle - and our roof was complex with multiple dormers at odd angles, etc. The team was clearly overmatched for the job. The foreperson, assuming he had the requisite expertise, was only present for a fraction of the time. The crew installed the roof hurriedly with much of the work done after dark. When completed, you could easily see that our roof did not remotely resemble the pictures we had used when selecting the shingle. We complained, and the owner and another executive came out to inspect the roof. The two men arrived, walked slowly around the house, gazed thoughtfully for several minutes in a display that seemed more of a performance than a real assessment. The owner firmly proclaimed that Roofwerks had done a perfect job. We pointed out flaw after flaw clearly visible from the ground. We showed them the brochures and the contrast of a well-installed roof. They refused to acknowledge any mistakes. It was the most egregious act of dishonesty I've seen in a long time. We hired a lawyer; got an independent inspector to review the roof; and he created a 40-page report that included copious examples of corner-cutting and incompetence. The report indicating failures far worse than we imagined. Again, even with the report replete with pictures, the owner refused to acknowledge anything less than a perfect roof. We hired Baker who removed the roof and installed the same shingle, but this time correctly, fixing the problems that Roofwerks left behind. At Roofwerks request, we asked that Baker leave the old copper in our yard, presumably so they could recycle and reuse. Baker left a pile of copper about the size of two large minivans. We alerted Roofwerks that their copper available and to pick it up. We waited several weeks. They never came, and it was left to us to remove the copper. I have nothing positive to say about Roofwerks or its owner. The entire process was disgraceful, without a moment of competence, integrity, or decency.

Not great. We had our roof and gutters replaced. The roof work seems solid (but what do we know?),…read morebut everything else leaves me frustrated after spending $25k. My main complaint, the sales person promised the crews would be clean and put tarps down to catch 100% of the debris, and we wouldn't even be able to tell they'd been here. Now we're four months past the install and we are still picking up bits of shingle, tar paper, plastic, and most egregiously, ROOFING NAILS in the yard nearly every SINGLE time we do yard work. In the first two weeks we picked up over a hundred nails from the yard and DRIVEWAY (come on, now!). We seriously found two more yesterday and two more today. It's NEVER ENDING. With the sales guy's suggestion we had them put in wide mouth gutter drains to help with the constant gutter clogging problems -- so what do they do? First they installed them wrong (oversized drains with standard drain holes does no good), so I printed out and handed the project manager installation instructions from the manufacturer. They came back out to redo it, but contrary to those instructions they used a ton of caulk, and also put caulk on every joint. Guess what gutter debris does when it hits a caulk. We also had them do some siding repair and had to be extremely specific about what we wanted them to do vs asking "replace anything that's rotting" which I would expect to be a reasonable request. I expected SO much more from a family company this old and established. Sadly, NOT recommended.

Gardens on Glenwood is an upscale Condominium Community consisting of 87 condos in five multistory…read morebuildings, four town homes, a fitness center. In late 2023 and early 2024 work plans for the job were finalized, and work was begun in March 2024. The project concluded in mid-June with no complaints by residents as well as the Board. This success was accomplished by regular communications from Baker and our Property Manager. The Board and Residents are very pleased with the manner of workmanship, the supervision, and the communication of Baker with the community during the entire process. Their hard work in preparation for this project, and the cooperation of all parties involved, made this enterprise as painless as it could have possibly been. The GOG HOA Board

Hands down best customer service you can get. Wide array of projects were able to be handled with…read moreSmall Repair Solutions. Definitely the right guy to call when you need something done right.

Excellent communication and excellent and careful work. My porch looks as good as new :).read more

We've had two experiences with Fernando at MMC…read more When we bought our house, the roof needed a lot of work (new shingles, flashing around the chimney, etc. Fernando was prompt, thorough, professional, and reasonably priced. Four years later, we had a minor water damage issue due to a poorly-installed window. Fernando came out and gave us a free consultation. I would recommend MMC in the strongest possible terms to anyone looking for roofing services in the Triangle.

Highly recommended! From the start, Fernando gave the most thorough estimate and caught things that…read moreother companies didn't -- and saved us money as a result. The work was prompt, professional, and excellent quality. We refer everyone to Prime now.

RSD Roofing did a great job replacing our roof this last month. Glenn came out as we had a leak in…read moreour attic as well as what we thought was our window trim, that ended up being water coming in from another leak from the roof above. He took the time to go into our attic and on all parts of the roof to verify where the leaks were and what was needed, and then explained the issues clearly to us. We already knew our roof was well past its life span (20+ years old) so while he provided us with options to just fix the leaks, he was upfront and clear about what that would mean as far as spending a lot for a bandaid. We ended up going with a full roof replacement, as his quote was very reasonable and his experience showed. After we verified what was needed, because we were about to go into another weekend of storms, he even so kindly took the time to go up and nail up tarps over our ridge leaks AND the leak above our window to protect us until we could get it replaced/fixed. This was BEFORE we decided to go with his quote, he definitely didn't have to do that, but it was a really nice gesture and gave us a piece of mind. He and his crew were able to schedule and come out the next week - the first 2-3 day stretch we had without storms finally, and finished our whole roof in that time. He kept us up to date on any additional materials they found that were needed (which he made clear in the original invoice notes before signing) and his crew was communicative, quick, and cleaned up the space when they were done, you could barely tell they were there (except of course for the wonderfully new roof!) We were very pleased that there were no leaks when during the continuing storms/hurricanes that came through the next week. Highly recommend RSD roofing!

RSD Roofing did an amazing job on the roof repair. He took the time to go into our attic (during…read morethe summer heat) and on the roof, both in person and using a drone to verify where the leak was. He and his crew responded to our request and quickly got to work to fix our leak. They replaced some shingles and a fascia board at a very good price. We were very pleased that there were no leaks when Hurricane Debby came through. Highly recommend.

Superb craftsmanship. Competitive quote. No surprises…read more Mike reroofed my house this summer, including new sealed boots around vents. Once underway, he could see that my chimney siding was rotten. He rebuilt it from scratch, painted it, and installed maintenance-free metal trim for the corners to match the style of my house, making it better than original.

Mike and his team were responsive, easy to work with, walked me through each step, showed me the…read moretrouble spots and their strategy to fix them, and cleaned up thoroughly. Reasonably priced and most of all, honest and trustworthy. Highly recommend them for any project - I've rehired them to paint my house next!

My google review of this company was super long so this will be short…read more Thank you for an outstanding job of quality and service. I love my new roof, and I could not have had this outcome without the A&M Team, especially Bradley, Josh S. and Wendy Roof. I had no clue how to even start but you guys all walked me through this with the insurance company and I am forever grateful.

Deceptive Business Practices by A&M Premier Roofing. Unfair and Deceptive Trade Practices Act…read more(UDTPA)... In North Carolina, deceptive business practices are addressed under the Unfair and Deceptive Trade Practices Act (UDTPA). This act prohibits unfair methods of competition and deceptive acts or practices in commerce. It covers a wide range of practices, including false advertising, fraudulent misrepresentation, and bait-and-switch tactics. Violations can lead to financial penalties and civil lawsuits. The law applies to all business activities, but certain professions and situations may be exempt (some general info for the following post). Specifically, fraudulent misrepresentation is my experience with A&M Premier Roofing. In a nutshell we signed a contract which included a set amount for the replacement and a clause that covered insurance claims paid by our carrier relative to the work being completed by A&M. Which originally was a bit over $10K (including our deductible) and we gladly paid it, we needed a new roof. Unknown to me A&M went back to our carrier and a submitted another claim. I was unaware of this until I received a call from our carrier in December about a denial for a secondary claim made. The claim was based on city of Raliegh code and we did not live in the city limits of Raleigh. I thanked our carrier for the call and didn't think anything of it because we paid A&M everything as stated in the signed agreement. Roughly a month or so after that I received a "2nd Payment is Due" email (from A&M Premier Roofing) for an additional $1445 in an invoice that I had never seen until then. I pushed back on A&M for a couple of months because this was not agreed upon prior to the work starting nor was I aware of the additional charge. Eventually we paid the bill because it would have cost us more to retain an attorney and sue to avoid the fraudulent misrepresentation or a potential personal credit hit. However, I have four years to consider filing a civil lawsuit and contacting the Wake County Attorney General due to the statute of limitations in NC. Part of me just wants chalk it up to not doing my due diligence before hiring them and move on, but another part of me is tired of getting taken advantage of. Hopefully if you are reading this, you'll do a better job of screening a potential roofer than I did. I cannot in good faith recommend them and if I could go back in time, I would not have chosen them (there are so many others out there).

Tom Buzzard Company and the testimonials just lived up to our expectation…read more Just a great roofing experience from start to finish - very professional and courteous. The plans proposed and work scope was very detailed and price was reasonable and clearly outlined items summed up. His crew, led by Pablo, were courteous and skillful professionals who worked on the new roofing relentlessly and seamlessly. We really love our new roof! Also the crew did a great job cleaning up. We will definitely will recommend it to folks who need roofing service and will use you again in the future. Thank you for your trustworthiness and it was the reason why we selected you to begin with. Thank you!!! Rob and Kimberly D.

One of the most hassle free experiences I have ever had. Tom's team was very punctual and…read moreefficient. Installed new roof and cleaned up perfectly. Would highly recommend!

Excellent exterior paint and repair with conscientious, hardworking, detail-oriented crewread more

House painting is more than cosmetic, primer and paint protects siding in particular from damage…read more I have older siding, some of which was replaced due to water damage, I wanted to protect what was remaining. The Gonzalez contract stated scraping of old paint is included, but the team refused to scrape paint off my siding saying they don't do that. I brought it up with the foreman multiple times. Well, most of the exterior of my house is siding, so I would never have signed the contract if that was stated at the outset. See the attached photo for how they just spray paint over peeling paint. I called the owner and left a message but there was no return call. I won't get into other issues, but for this reason alone, I am giving 1 star.