Powers Roof Service came out to inspect my roof and the tech found slipped and broken tiles and he…read moresubsequently made emergency repairs. Meanwhile, I checked with the builder as the home is just gone eight years in age and found that the roof is still under warranty and so they made permanent repairs under the terms of the warranty. I asked Powers Roof Service for an invoice for the emergency repairs and the owner contacted me directly and advised that there would be no charge. In fact, he was glad to hear that the repairs were covered under warranty. I am so very impressed by Powers Roof Service regarding their professionalism, their great business sense, and their good neighbor outlook. Many people have commented about how good Powers Roof Service is and that is no exaggeration. They are my company for roofing needs going forward!

From start to finish, detailed roof inspection by Galen with photos of needed repairs, followed by…read morequality repairs, thorough review of completed work with before and after photos - all professionally done by Alex and Sterling. Co-Owner Brandon came by to ensure work was done to Powers Roof high standards. Highly recommend Powers Roof Service for any roof inspection and repairs. They are honest and use the best materials with no short cuts to do the job for lasting results. We know from their work 10 years ago with zero leaks!! Well worth the investment.

Ramiro's quote was almost too good to be true however, he's done work for others we know and came…read morerecommended. His crew showed up on time every day, and really tore into the job at full speed. It was no easy task as the Tudor has very steep pitches all around. The total time spent from day one to completion was impressive. The home is located in the McKinley Park area and since completion, dozens of walkers-by and neighbors have complimented the job. Everybody is happy.

Ramiro has so much roofing experience that I trust him 100%. He replaced my shingle roof with a…read morebeautiful composite that enriched my home and neighborhood. His crew worked quickly, and they had my new roof finished within a week. I was so worried how it would turn out, and the workmanship relieved all of that. So glad I did it. PS, the price was so much better than other local roofers.

Rainoway Roofing just replaced our roof and we highly recommend them. They are personal,…read moreprofessional and did quality work. They were a pleasure to work with and we love to support local family businesses.

I reached out to RainOway as a new customer and spent over a week trying to schedule a simple…read moreon-site appointment. Despite multiple follow-ups, I was never given a confirmed date or arrival window. I understand that schedules change, but the lack of communication and follow-through made it very difficult to plan. I ultimately moved forward with another roofing company that was able to schedule promptly and professionally. Sharing this for others who value clear communication and scheduling reliability.

Clean friendly serviceman. Great knowledge of my system, plus company options. We will definitely…read moreuse again!

This is the third roof I have had installed in my lifetime - and by far the best experience…read more The attention to detail and the quality of work was first class. The job involved some rot and pluming issues (old house). All work was done on time. Clean up was exceptional. I highly recommend Harlan Roofing.

Loveland Roofing did exceptional work. The quote was exactly what they said it would be and they…read morefinished the work in a timely manner. I recommend this company for anyone needing roofing repairs. Kimo showed up on time and did a great job.

If you are a Home Seller DO NOT LET THESE PEOPLE ON YOUR PROPERTY FOR A "ROOF INSPECTION" or you…read moreare going to pay a steep price. This is the definition of the Fox watching the Hen house because of course for a ridiculous price they will perform the repairs. One of two thigs will happen to you with 100% guarantee. #1) You will get an inspection report stating that your roof is in desperate need of repairs or it will leak most likely this winter. (this scares the hell out of buyers) The most common and costly finding is the "Need to clean all valley gutters" scam that these types of profit centers write. This is going to cost you serious money to repair and once an inspection report is issued on a property it becomes legally attached to the property sale moving forward and must be dealt with. #2) The buyer either uses these inflated costs of repairs to demand money back from you or in some cases they are terrified enough with their findings they will completely back out of you sale offer all together. Losing a strong buyer with a good initial offer in the middle escrow has so many costs associated with it. Besides starting over in the process you only have one opportunity to list your house and that initial opening is where money is made. You will never have that opportunity once it is lost. A costly loss. I recommend finding a local roofing company who for a few hundred dollars will simply come out and inspect the roof without pricing the repairs

We recently had our roof replaced and are very happy with how everything turned out. Clark was…read morestraightforward, easy to work with, and offered great pricing. It took me a few weeks to decide on a roof color, and Ashley was incredibly patient and kind throughout the process. She went above and beyond by providing addresses of homes with roof colors I was considering so I could see them in person, which made the decision much easier. The crew was kind, courteous, and worked hard to get the job done. They picked up the trash daily, kept our yard clean and worked around the landscaping. They completed the project as promised, and the roof looks great. Overall, it was a great experience from start to finish. We would definitely recommend this company to anyone looking for a new roof.

Clark's Gables did a great job for me on my roof repair. Quality work, friendly and won't break the…read morebank. I would recommend to anyone.

I would not hesitate to recommend 5 Star Roofing for anyone in the area looking for professional,…read moreresponsive, and quality service. We had half of our roof replaced. I wanted to use my previous roofer who did the other half but he went completely dark on me, so I found 5 Star Roofing. Before the job: Michael came out quickly to provide the bid which was competitive and clearly explained the process. He was able to schedule me in quicker than the competition and provided excellent communication before the work started. During the job: His team arrived on time each day, did excellent work, and were even able to match the color of the other half of the roof exactly.Each day, Michael came by to check on the work and answer my questions. Jenn, the office/project manager emailed each day as well. The crew cleaned up after themselves and made minimal disturbance while they worked. Josh even came out the next week to do some additional work we requested. Final results: We could not be happier. The work looks great and seamlessly matches the other half. Thank you 5 Star Roofing!

5 Star Roofing roofer my house and it has been leaking ever since. I feel like I was scammed by…read moreMichael Sperling. The roof and gutters were from 5 Star Roofing have been a disaster since the first rain in November. I was better off before I hired them to reroof my house. My roof leaks all over my house.

Energy savings pros installed our solar about 4 1/2 years ago. Our solar went out and they were…read moreable to look at our system remotely. They saw it was an inverter issue and had a tech out in less than 4 hours to diagnose it. The tech along with the inverter company SolarEdge said the inverter had to be replaced. The part was shipped and installed in less than 2 weeks. Great Service!!

In June 2025, I decided to add two FranklinWH home batteries to replace a dead battery. I hired…read moreEnergy Saving Pros (ESP) over a couple other bidders because their salesperson was knowledgeable, friendly, and transparent. He spent an hour on site with me explaining placement, permitting, and expected timelines (45-60 days.) Based on that professionalism, I paid two-thirds of the $31K project cost upfront. Unfortunately, everything collapsed once the contract was signed. Permitting delays: ESP blamed them on the City for months. After three months of this, I contacted the City myself, and the plan reviewer told me ESP had submitted invalid designs multiple times, including use of non-approved equipment. Even after being notified they were proposing unapproved equipment, ESP resubmitted their plans without fixing the issue. Utility coordination: the City told me they needed interconnection approval from the local utility; when I contacted the utility, they confirmed ESP had never contacted them for interconnection approval. (This is three months after I'd signed paperwork and sent funds.) Poor communication: I made repeated friendly requests to ESP for updates, which were responded to with "we're trying, it's the City's delay." After contacting the City myself and finding out that the submitted plans were repeatedly wrong - and the utility hadn't even been reached out to yet - I wrote a more formal (exasperated but still friendly) email detailing what I'd found; this email went unanswered for days. After turning up my volume and explaining I was upset in a followup email, the company owner wrote me a brief reply that contained no apology - and addressed me as "Mark." (Narrator voice: "My name is not Mark.") OK, plans are now approved, after my intervention. It'll be smooth from here on out, right? (Narrator voice: "Nope.") Installation delays: I was originally told installation was a one- to two-day job. It stretched to four days because on day one, I found out from the installer that ESP had only sent him, rather than the regular two-person team. That worker was professional and hard-working, but he had no support, and the timeframe doubled. I was not told about this in advance, and had to stay home from the office for a couple extra days to manage home access for the installer. Again - no acknowledgement or apology from the company owner. Broken promises: after I started complaining to the owner and the salesperson, the salesperson promised me a meaningful discount for the extensive delays and for me doing their permitting work with the City. But wait - the salesperson quit or was dismissed from the company a couple days before the installation. When I was called for payment for the full amount, I called the owner and reminded him of what his salesperson had told me. He offered to "take a couple hundred bucks" off the $31K job - that's less than one percent. (I'm a company owner, and when my company messes up, we proactively offer meaningful discounts, because that's the right thing to do.) Offended. I declined his "discount," and immediately paid him in full - and also immediately started thinking about how to write this review. OK, we're paid. We just need an inspection. That'll go smoothly, right? (Narrator voice: "Me again? Oh no...") Inspection scheduling: ESP failed to schedule the final City inspection with me. I found out about it only when the installer texted me from my driveway, saying "I'm here and the inspector will be here soon." I suppose I was fortunate to have been home at the time. And, of course, the inspector found that ESP had not followed their own plans, and failed my house. Three weeks later, when ESP finally fixed their errors and I passed the inspection, I was again not given notice of when they'd be arriving, causing me to cancel appointments to be at home for the inspection. (And the tech that arrived smelled strongly of cigarettes and alcohol when he appeared at 8:30am - not who you want representing you to the public. I don't think he was actively intoxicated, but I don't think he'd tried to repair his previous night's choices before arriving at my doorstep, unannounced.) So, to sum up: contract signed and $$$ sent in June. Their installation finally approved by the inspector in ... NOVEMBER. Months of delays caused by ineptitude. No acknowledgement of dropped balls by company owner. Let me be clear: the FranklinWH batteries I was sold are superb - reliable hardware, easy-to-use app, and great performance. But Energy Saving Pros' management was appalling, disorganized, dismissive, and unprofessional. The company owner is running a terrible ship; their post-sales lack of communication, repeated plan errors, and refusal to be accountable made this the single most frustrating and aggravating vendor experience of my lifetime. Considering Energy Saving Pros? Don't.