Roofs By Otto's is absolutely fantastic and I highly recommend them for all of your roofing needs…read morenot just for the value but the quality of both materials and workmanship. The team was professional and courteous when the roof was being replaced and we are very pleased with the outcome. I worked with Dave prior to the installation and he was super responsive and answered all of my questions with such patience. He is very knowledgeable. We had an overall fantastic experience and highly recommend Roofs By Otto's.

Best price and quick work. Very good clean up around the job site. Garage roof done and will have…read morethem do the House for sure when it needs replaced. Very nice people. Highly recommend!

I called Gabe's because the company I got my roof done with is either out of business or not…read moreansweriing their calls. There was a shingle sticking up on our ridge cap. Not only did they come look at it they fixed it free of charge. This seems like a small thing to some people. but knowing it's fixed and there wasn't any major damage is a load of our minds. The fact that they did it free of charge is amazing. Thanks to everyone at Gabe's who made this happen. Andy and Leslie Seck

From the process of the estimate, to the contract, to even getting issues resolved--nothing but…read moreproblems, being interrupted by people, and quite frankly, some shady business practices. You should be well versed in contract law, paint colors, and triple check any paper against what is verbally discussed if you decide to use this company. Apparently they are very good at saying one thing and writing another. We'll start with the estimate. There is NO transparency in prices. If you watch your money or live on a budget at all--this is not the company for you. They show you photos of all these great doors, tell you to pick one, and then they'll start looking up prices...after they've talked your ear off about it for 30+ minutes, and you don't want to go through the entire 30 minute process again to guess the cost of another door. Simple list of A door is $X? They don't have it. I was told verbatim, "the brochures don't come that way." So apparently salesmen knowing the prices OR even the novel idea of using a pen to write down the prices hadn't occurred to anyone. We agree on the price, anyway, despite feeling like that was all a plot to hike the prices of the products. Slightly higher than others in the area, but we went with what we thought was an organized company. We requested the color that matched our siding. What I specified as the important part--that it match our existing siding. Not a problem, Brett says. We've got that. He writes down a color name. I'm not a door salesman. Or a paint salesman. I don't know one color name from the other. I just know he's shown me 9 colors and 57 doors and one is the color of our siding, plus that this meeting has gone on much longer than I expected an estimate over a door to go. That was in August 2023. The doors finally arrive from the supplier in February 2024. One possible date was given for install, so we took it, not feeling like there were a lot of options. They arrive (earlier than stated and sat in our driveway for a while before ringing the doorbell), and immediately start to work without even checking to ensure the product was correct. No, "would you look at these doors to make sure it's correct?" Nothing. I don't see the doors until they've got my old one already off and who knows where?! It's not like I can say "please put the old door back on because this isn't what I ordered." It's gone. The color: very much NOT the color of my siding. Grey. Blue grey. It's a great color of grey! Beautiful, really. The problem is: My house is brown. If you've ever looked at grey next to brown and kept from losing your lunch, I applaud you. The two are not even slightly complimentary colors. No one with any sense of a color palette--like someone who sells things in different colors for a living--could say these colors go together. So of course I am upset that I thought I was getting a beige/brown tone door and a blue/ grey one showed up. I call in to try to figure out what can be done. I am interrupted by Stacey. Repeatedly throughout this 30 minute call. Stacey doesn't understand why I would want to see the range of prices a product COULD cost before I buy it. Stacey doesn't understand why I might be upset that this is not the color I thought I ordered. Stacey assured me that even though she wasn't there, I was definitely shown every color in a correct representation and weighed my options. Stacey cannot tell me what comes next in the process of fixing this despite that I indeed tell her this is not the color I was *shown* in my house during the estimate and writing of the contract. Yet when I call back, I am told Stacey is the only person who can address this problem. So does Stacey know how to address the problem or does no one knows how to address the problem? Spoiler alert: it's no one. Which means I dig out the contract and the estimate, each of which actually list different colors but because the *contract* lists the incorrect color and obviously verbal remarks aren't worth the paper they're written on, they choose to uphold a piece of paper due to me not being able to correct the salesman that in fact, the color I asked for that matches my siding is called "heritage", which is beige, and not, in fact, "sandstone/beige", which is not beige at all, but grey. The verbal assurances that it would match the siding mean nothing--which, yes, may be contract law 101, but just another example of why you can't trust anything someone here says to you, nor do I think most of us would be able to correct door paint colors that are specific to a single supplier, having seen a single sheet of paper where we were unable to read the tiny font of the paint color, for under a minute, after saying "yes, this color matches my siding" and being assured "this is the color that matches your siding." So, know your paint colors, triple check your contracts, and never have an issue that you expect to fix, because they will help you with exactly none of this. They'll collect their $.

The crew: Did not speak or understand English...apparently. I asked them to close the gate to the…read moredogs yard several times; they didn't and I had to chase down loose dogs. I asked them to avoid my flower gardens with the roof debris; they destroyed them and their fences (rabbit guard fencing). They piled debris in front of both back and front doors and 'locked' me in my home until I could push enough out of the way (20 minutes [lucky they didn't start a fire]). They removed a piece of SS siding from the side of the house and an 18' piece of flashing; they weren't replaced or refunded. They failed to properly seal the shingles causing leaks that have damaged ceilings, walls and floors. Prior to replacing a piece of plywood, they swept about 10 pounds of loose asphalt onto the brand new wood panel ceiling causing it to separate and sag. When it cracked, a friend helped me pull it down and all the asphalt came down on us; at first I thought it was black mold. I opted for ridge venting. What a hack job...literally. They used hatchets to cut the plywood and left the storage attic full of splintered wood. The (allegedly capped) gutter crew was rude and failed to resolve the issue with rushing water coming down over the back door. Their first answer was a 4"x18" piece of metal. Yeah, the door is 32". I said they needed a wider gutter and a longer piece of metal. They refused to put up a wider gutter but added a foot of metal. That gutter has bowed, center up, and the piece of metal has been ineffective at blocking rainwater or ice melt. I say allegedly capped gutters as I'm afraid of going above two rungs (several falls) on a ladder and can't see. I brush the gutters off but still can't tell. We've had so few hard rains and very little snow from install (May '22) until January 2025 so I didn't realize the issue. When that snow melted it created an 'ice bridge' that caused leakage under the unsealed shingles. I called for repairs; I never received a reply. It happened again in early December 2025; I had to set up buckets. I called; no reply. The management: The estimator, Doug, came out in March. I had daffodils and tulips blooming. I had the lilies fenced off with rabbit guard fence. There are/were yews along the front of the house with hostas in front of them. Doug did not note them as he was supposed to. By the time they did the roof, lilies, hostas, gladiolas and daylilies were emerging. They were damaged for the season and some permanently. Jeff was the 'project manager'. Very glassy-eyed. Denied everything and then wouldn't answer my calls. In summary: I checked their reviews and they were decent; I felt OK using them. They were unprofessional, did shoddy work, failed to replace removed pieces of the house, damaged property, placed my dogs in harms way and failed to take responsibility.

We had a great experience with Roofs By Rodger! Very professional! The crew was polite and picked…read moreup after themselves. Aaron was great to work with! We plan on getting gutters soon!!

I had a consultation today from Bob to take a look at my roof. He came over the same day (after…read morehours - so I could meet him after work) and gave me an honest status update on my roof. He told me I had a bit longer. I really appreciated his expetise and honestly - and will be sure to do business with them in the future. Blake Champaign

Almost a year ago we made a call to our insurance company about the winds that came through and…read moredamaged our Cedar Shake roof. We worked tirelessly with a couple other contractors before Jeremy the owner of Copper Creek stepped in. Not only was Jeremy knowledgeable and easy to work with, he was patient in working with our Insurance company and getting our entire roof replaced. His professionalism showed through the whole process. The roof we had put on was not a simple slap on and go on your way. Our roof had lots of peaks and valleys and presented many obstacles in working with a new product. Jeremy and his crew made sure every detail was taken care of. The work cite each day was cleaned up. We are extremely pleased with our beautiful roof and we recommend Copper Creek to everyone!!

i had a great experience with aaron and top it all roofing very professional and workers were also…read moregreat id recommend them for all roofing n gutters, I'm a contractor for 30 years he has done numerous roofs for my clients, and all have been completely satisfied n dry!!!!!!!!

I had them come here apply a sealer on our roof unsure if that would work. They said we shouldn't…read moreworry because it was guaranteed to solve the problem. They were right and I'm glad I talked to them. Cliff was very friendly, easy to talk to, as well as professional. He explained the job and completed it in a timely manner. Thanks!