Koppers is a great business that has been performing great work for many years. They always stand…read morebehind their work and their prices are always fair. They sell you what you actually need not try to get every penny out of you by scaring you like some other companies do. I have been their customer for more than 20 years and still happy.

Koppers does not even deserve one star - they deserve negative stars. Whatever you do, DO NOT HIRE…read moreTHEM. I am in a nightmare thanks to them. In 2017, I hired them to repair the foundation at my home and to do any and all waterproofing work necessary to prevent water that flows down the hill in my backyard from hitting the foundation of the home and causing additional foundation issues, mold, etc. I'm now trying to sell my home, and every single home inspector has found that the work that they did (underpins) was completely inadequate, and although Koppers informed me that their work included regrading the backyard to ensure that water was directed away from the house, they evidently did not do ANY of this. So for the last four years, I thought that all of this water wasn't hitting the home, when it actually was, and this has caused significant differential settlement and lateral displacement due to the effects of moisture on the soil and hydrostatic pressure. As a result, the exterior foundation wall is bowing and the ceilings, walls, etc. are all cracked and coming apart. They also provided a LIFETIME GUARANTEE for their work, and are now ignoring my real estate and agent I when we try to contact them about these issues. Their work is not only completely inadequate, but they don't know what they are doing. They should have, at a minimum, put in a sump pump or French drain, and instead their work has led to significant damage to my property, which is estimated to cost ~$20,000 or more to fix. I now have to take the initiative in suing them. RUN AWAY... hire people who know they're doing and aren't crooks.

I bought a new Ryan home in 2019. Noble construction has been the contracted roofer for Ryan homes…read more I have had a roof leak in the same spot each year I have owned the home whenever there is heavy rain. Noble roofing has been sent out 4 times and state that they sealed the leak but each year the saga continues. Noble roofing is not responsive or follow up at all. Issue reported for the 5th time on 12/30/2022. They sent a roof inspector out finally after a month on 1/27/2023; but did not call me to schedule an inspection and I was unavailable. I had to have them reschedule for 2/1/2023; when I would be home. They never showed up, I called and they said the cancelled due to weather conditions, but failed to call me to notify me they were canceling and needed to reschedule. This company is a complete waste of time!

I had a very good experience with having my roof replaced by Noble Roofing. Several other houses…read moreon my street were having their roofs replaced, and Noble did 2 of them. Based on the positive experiences that my 2 neighbors had with Noble, I decided to hire them, too. Setting up the initial assessment couldn't have been easier. A quick phone call to their office, and I had an appointment for the very next day. Daniel, the General Manager, came out with his assistant, Omar, to assess the condition of my roof. I knew from a previous gutter cleaning that I had lots of cracked shingles. Daniel and Omar confirmed this and told me that the particular shingle on my roof (CertainTeed Horizon) was known to be susceptible to thermal cracking and premature failure. They took lots of pictures and emailed them to me that same evening. Daniel was very helpful in explaining in detail the whole process of how to have my roof replaced under homeowner's insurance. I made an appointment with my insurance adjuster to inspect my roof, and Daniel made sure he was right there with me to ensure that their assessment of the roof damage was consistent with what he had found. When my insurance company sent me the estimate for the roof replacement, I forwarded it to Daniel right away and made an appointment to sign the contract with Noble the very next day. Daniel was very helpful in explaining to me the specifications of the choices in shingle that they had to offer. I went with Daniel's suggestion of the GAF Timberline HD shingle. Daniel also explained to me all the items on the work order that his crew would complete, including tasks to bring my roof up to current building code. Within 2 weeks of signing the contract, I had a beautiful new roof. A crew came and loaded all the shingles on my roof one day, and another crew came the next day to perform the work. The workers were very careful to put tarps over any areas where debris might fall on. They worked very diligently from about 6:30AM-3:30PM, much faster than I anticipated thanks to the number of workers who came out. After the work was done, they ran a magnet over the entire area thoroughly to catch any nails on the ground. Daniel even came by after the crew left to do a second passing with the magnet himself. Overall, I was very pleased with Noble Roofing. Everyone I interacted with was very professional and courteous. Daniel answered all of my questions promptly, and I felt like I was in good hands the whole time. Now every time I see a Noble Roofing truck on the road or their sign in front of a house, I know that there's another happy customer out there.

50 year roof completely failed after 7 years. CertainTeed stated in writing that it was 100% Style…read moreRoofing's installation at fault. $50,000 roof. Buyer beware!

We hired Style Roofing to replace our roof some 20 years ago and they did top notch professional…read morework and the roof has performed flawlessly. A few days ago I called Style and spoke with Nick about a single shingle that appeared to have recently been lifted at the edge by wind or an animal. He stopped by today as a courtesy and removed a small piece of debris that had become stuck under the edge and confirmed no damage. How many companies provide customer service like that - 20+ years later?

My husband and I recently bought an older home that we have been fixing up to get ready to move…read moreinto soon. We contacted Enhanced Roofing to have some drywall and siding work done, and have been very pleased with the service provided. Their office has been very communicative regarding estimates and scheduling. The crew of guys that came out to do repairs today was professional and expedient. I wish I had taken more "before photos" to show the full scope of work done, but we had a hole from dog door in our living room to the outdoors completely filled in and re-sided. Our siding is older so they weren't able to find a complete match, but it's pretty darn close and we're very happy with the work. We also had drywall/ceiling repaired around a new electrical panel we recently had installed and some outdoor siding repair done to a hole left by an old electrical box. Now I can't wait to get the painters out next week! We are so happy with the progress on our home.

I purchased $2.7M home from Enhanced Homes (EH) in August 2024. After 15 months, workmanship has…read moreproven to meet only minimum building code, leaving me with major post-purchase costs. I've spent thousands of hours and ~400% more money completing unfinished or omitted items a reasonable $2.7M home buyer expects. Sod Grass Failure from Hidden Construction Debris ~$20 K +13 weeks During construction I saw EH's landscaper laying sod on clay mixed with construction debris--concrete, nails, pipe, glass, and rocks. Despite immediate notice, EH refused to fix. The grass looked fine through a mild spring but died once summer heat baked the debris. Seven lawn specialists confirmed roots burned by heated concrete and lack of soil depth. Correct replacement required removing debris, adding topsoil, and resodding (~$20K). EH dismisses this as "not a warranty item" and claims "it passed county inspection" and "looked green for ten months." True but irrelevant, inspection only verifies appearance that day; the root system was doomed from the start. Wet Bar $6K+4weeks Original plans included a wet bar near the dining room. EH refused, saying installing it required moving a nearby HVAC grill, a task requiring minimal effort. After closing, we resolved the grill at no cost but paid $5,714 and 4 weeks of work to add the wet bar ourselves. Frozen Pipes & Ineffective Insulation $5K+4 weeks The Finished Room Over Garage (FROG) stayed 49F last winter because garage ceiling was poorly insulated. EH declined to pay extra ~$963 for adequate foam during construction. We paid $5,124 to remedy. The uninsulated FROG toilet drain froze. EH initially refused to fix it for $200, then relented after weeks of debate. FROG bathtub base had no insulation or plywood wall, exposed directly to winter air via soffit vents. Electrical $3K+2 weeks Every light switch was on/off. We spent $3,521 and much time installing smart dimmers EH could have added for extra $963. Another case of EH cost cutting during construction that costs buyers ~300% + time later. Internet Cables 2 weeks Ethernet cables were left unterminated without RJ45 ends, preventing internet access until we paid technician to add connectors. The structured-media enclosure wiring box was incomplete; we paid to fix it. EH would not do either item. The underground conduit meant to protect the buried internet line to the utility pole was never installed. When asked, EH owner Ryan Fubini said, "I offered a guy cash to install conduit, but he wasn't interested." Predictably the unprotected cable was later cut by a landscaper, damage conduit would have prevented Builder Response Rather than fix issues Mr. Fubini responded by warning of "legal consequences" for posting reviews and sent an inaccurate, unprofessional message to my wife, which she pointedly refuted. Virginia's anti-S-L-APP laws protect truthful consumer reviews and allow recovery of costs if sued. I've been copied on emails from other EH buyers to Fubini reporting similar concerns, yet Fubini continues to claims I'm his only dissatisfied owner. EH cites many five-star ratings, but they are for small remodel jobs, not full new-home builds. Initially I gave testimonial to buyer who bought $2.5M EH home; Fubini never thanked me Summary Tradespeople who built our house appear to be skilled, by lack formal oversight, project management and quality control. EH leadership prioritized speed and cost-cutting over reasonable finishes, quality checks, problem-solving, and warranty. Every problem follows the same pattern: EH spent the minimum to pass inspection, deny responsibility afterward. EH's constant defense: "it passed Arlington County inspection" misses the point. Passing inspection only meets minimum legal standards at that moment. A luxury builder should exceed them, not hide behind them For anyone considering EH, hire rigorous inspector to check sq ft, structural, mechanical, insulation, finishes, and soil quality before closing. Our house looked impressive at closing, but EH's minimal-standard approach created major costs for us later

This business leaves flyers in my neighborhood repeatedly…read more 1- the roofs are new 2- requested to stop 3- trespassing and ignoring no solicitation signs 4-taped flyers pulled the paint from my door frame repeatedly My concern considering this list. What kind of business ethics are really being practiced... I would not call or recommend them. I will also find other ways to make these complaints known to others.

Terrible experience! Buyer beware! I'm currently replacing a roof installed by this company in…read more2017. I have a 10 yr transferable warranty from the previous owner which Premier refuses to honor. it was a bad installation not done to code. Steer clear of this company!

Flat roof in Washington DC, current roof probably 20+ years old Bitumen over original tin, starting…read moreto show signs of deterioration. Came out and we walked the roof discussed current situation and came of with best option for replacing. Took care of a lot of things besides the roof like installation of skylights that aren't flat and conducive to water/dirt stains, pull out direct TV' Sat's, seal up cap of unused original chimney. Price was fair and work was completed to satisfaction next two working days. Enjoyed working with them and they did a really nice thorough job. No need to worry about this roof for another 20+ years. The current roof was not leaking anywhere, best to stay ahead of leaks in my opinion.

Great experience with Johnson Home Improvement! They did an excellent job installing a new roof on…read moremy townhouse--professional, efficient, and the results look fantastic. Highly recommend!

I used Matt Cisna a couple of years ago. I was extremely impressed with the job and the cost…read more This is why this time when a complete roof needed to be replaced I was not pleased with the outcome. The frame on the front of the porch was damaged during the removal of the old roof. Now I need to get that repaired.......

We have used Matt Cisna and his team for several storm related repairs, they will inspect and give…read moresolid recommendations. We also used them for our window and gutter replacements. Competent, quality and excellent customer service. Highly recommend them.

Do not hire. You cannot reach them when you need them. We have an ice dam on a roof they installed…read moreand they will not return calls.

We had an excellent experience with Commonwealth. They do HONEST, quality work and don't cut…read morecorners like opportinusts do. There are so many roofing options. Commonwealth roofers are professionals who really know their trade. And they back it up with a transferrable warranty; we've got a 50 year warranty! Johnny was our estimator. Super friendly guy. He really took the time to help us pick the right roof for us. We love our architectural tiles. They look fantastic and haven't had any issues.