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    3.0 (27 reviews)
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    Please note the date on this email. Signed contract in March and finished September 7th!

    Follow up... I asked November 5th for my gutters to be cleaned (free service with purchase of roof) and now a month later Buffalo roofing still hasn't come out to do this service. I'm not surprised!!!!

    Debris found in the yard after buffalo roofing replacement. still finding more debris weeks later.

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    2 years ago

    Had fascia replaced after wind storm. They did a great job, would use again! The estimate and actual work was done in a timely manner!

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    4 years ago

    Just had my roof replaced by Buffalo Roofing. Tyler , Mitchel and the crew did an outstanding job. I highly recommend them for your roof.

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    8 years ago

    Just had my gutters cleaned on Saturday. Two man team handled it quickly and efficiently. Thanks

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    10 years ago

    thank you buffalo roofing todd and his crew are wonderful,did an awesome job on my roof,highly recommend this company!!

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    11 years ago

    careful it takes them along time to get to you. the girls are nice. they probably get beatup on the phone alot from clients.

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    “I contacted Mitchell and spoke with Faith in the office on Monday Jan 29, to be told someone would get back top me in the next couple of days.”

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    Amherst Roofing - Found by my wife at her office entrance.  Organized for me to pick up.

    Amherst Roofing

    (6 reviews)

    My experience hasn't been the best…read more The first issue is a roof leak that started 2 months ago. Amherst didn't offer a temp solution and it took them two months to replace. Part of the delay was definitely weather (thankfully the leak was minor), but there was poor communication through that process requiring multiple follow ups on my end so I could have an understanding of progress. The initial estimated time had been 3 weeks (seemed optimistic to me). Two months is obviously a bit of a difference and more than I was expecting, even with weather. Holidays probably came into play, but no communication. Promised communications didn't happen, consistently. I have sympathy due to the weather but the lack of a communication/follow up on promises is a negative mark. Estimate: onsite estimate service was friendly, helpful, and solution oriented. This won me over vs other companies that were "do the minimum" and some just knocked and then left without talking with one that even failed to send an estimate. Pricing was similar to the competitors that responded and sent me a quote. Amherst was only a couple hundred higher. I was willing to pay slightly more based on the positive estimate experience and reviews, but I question the wisdom of that now. Onsite: One of the workers peed on the snow in my back yard. I don't know why they didn't ask for the bathroom, but dude... gross. Don't worry, I didn't photograph. I know people gotta go, been there, but I have a bathroom. Also, my garage door was slightly opened about 6"(currently it's busted because a cable jumped the spool and so it requires work to open and gets stuck unless you work it). It's been closed for days waiting for a warmer/dryer period for me to spend a couple of hours attempting to fix. This makes me suspect the worker who peed in my yard also attempted to access my garage, but my camera didn't capture it so I'm uncertain. Not sure why else it'd be open on the day they did work. It was closed before. Thankfully opening all the way would have made a huge screeching racket, so while I haven't checked I suspect nothing was stolen. They needed a spot for a large dumpster placed in my driveway and cars to be removed. Just heads up that they'll want a dumpster as close to the roof as possible. Colors were slightly different from initial conversations (trim was supposed to be black (based on remembered verbal conversation) but were white. Roof tiles were green and the fact they were a very different green wasn't brought up until installation day. I appreciated it being pointed out but I was a little annoyed it wasn't mentioned on the front end. Cleanup: I didn't understand why reviewers posted about the "good cleanup" jobs of contractors. Oh boy do I understand now. We found 16 nails in our drive way in just five minutes of looking in a 10'x10' space. (Checking this morning: Our deck has nails and in our neighbors driveway I found 4 nails.) Thankfully we still had daylight to check our driveway before parking our cars as I'm pretty sure we'd have lost at least one tire. I'm extremely unhappy about this as magnets exist and can be used to sweep for nails or metal detectors can be used. Those methods would both be cheaper than me replacing my tires and I'd absolutely be looking for reimbursement. Also nails on my wife's office front steps that she didn't notice last night but were twisted and could have caused harm. Her reaction is significantly less calm than my post might indicate as she STRONGLY vented her feelings about it. Thanks Amherst. I had been two stars, but that dropped it to one. Photos: I was promised photos of work done, but they haven't been sent as of this review. The job itself? Ask me in ten to 30 years I guess. I mean, a roof lasting is sort of the bare minimum of expectations. What sucks is that this had seemed the BEST of the contractors I received quotes from and based on Reddit reviews. I've only had a couple positive experiences with Buffalo contractors and I'm not sure if this is a sign of the times or specific to Buffalo. Before COVID when I lived in other states/cities my experiences were significantly better with contractors. Now it feels like there's a bare minimum level of care to do a job well. Paying a little more doesn't seem to have gotten me a little more. Will I use again? Right now that feels unlikely but the other vendors seemed like they would be equally bad so I'd probably check Reddit/yelp for the most recent reviews as things change. At least, in theory, I have a lifetime warranty.

    Incredibly professional and very helpful! I didn't go through w their services because I was…read morerepairing a gutter that fell. Definitely will keep them in mind for the future. Incredibly kind and straightforward

    William C Rott & Son

    William C Rott & Son

    (28 reviews)

    Had entire roof replaced, complete tear off, needed complete plywood applied due to tongue and…read moregroove starting to separate, The roofers were exceptional, took great care and attention in every phase of the project, the 2 Mikes, father and son team were great, and another shout out to Kevin for his attention on detail. Yes, they are a little more expensive than some other companies, but when you have full time employees who take pride in their work instead of day workers that some companies hire on the cheap to, well the old saying, you get what you pay for in most cases. I highly recommend this company

    When things go well, you pay for service and efficiency; when things go wrong, you learn that you…read moreactually bought lessons. Based on how this situation has been handled, my experience suggests that when serious installation issues arise, management may rely strictly on contract technicalities rather than taking responsibility for the work. When documented technical findings and heavy mold contamination are presented, a company that stands by its work should address the facts head-on rather than avoiding accountability. Keep in mind that major roofing flaws--like ventilation design failures, severe structural moisture, and heavy mold contamination--often take years to manifest. When that happens, you need a company led by people who take responsibility, not leaders who dismiss documented evidence. The roof was installed before I purchased the home, but its premature failure within just 7 years has caused severe issues: 2026 ice damming, living room leaks, and heavy Cladosporium mold growth--a serious health risk for young children. A properly installed roof is generally expected to last decades, not fail within 7 years. I want to be clear that my concern is with the installation and with how leadership has responded--not with the individual installation crew, who I do not believe are responsible for these decisions. An independent inspection revealed a ventilation design conflict--a ridge vent paired with gable vents and limited intake--creating a "short-circuited" system that trapped attic moisture. This explains the lab-confirmed heavy Cladosporium growth on the sheathing ("Very Heavy" spores, "Many" mycelial estimate), which violates ARMA and TAMKO guidelines. Instead of a brief update regarding their liability insurance review, the general manager submitted a lengthy, multi-page response on the BBB that which they later requested to be removed on 08/07/2026. I have fully screenshotted and backed up all records to preserve an accurate account of the facts, which fellow homeowners can review below. Management even refuse to address the facts head-on, a phone call is just for show--leaving these fundamental questions unanswered: 1. Permit compliance -- Was the work performed under the required municipal permits at the time? 2. Code applicability to older homes --What standard exempts older, existing homes from proper installation practices? 3. Ventilation design -- Given that no intake vent was installed and unsealed gable vents were already present, what was the reasoning for adding a ridge vent, creating an unbalanced system? 4.Flashing and fasteners -- My concern is specifically about exposed, unsealed fastener holes from reused flashing, not whether pan flashing itself should be visible. How does reusing flashing without resealing align with proper water-intrusion prevention? 5. Liability basis -- Separate from contractual technicalities, what is a contractor's responsibility for non-compliant work, especially since liability insurance opened a claim? Liability insurance already opened a claim based on credible evidence--not mere persistence. Leadership should address these technical findings instead of hiding behind contract technicalities. Even if a direct contract existed, they would just claim they followed it. But the truth is, the contract itself was built on a flawed design. A long-standing reputation should be built on accountability, not on contract technicalities. In my view, a truly reputable company is best served by addressing documented facts head-on rather than focusing on the absence of a direct contract. For homeowners considering this or any contractor: request their Certificate of Liability Insurance, and verify licensing and permit history with your local building department. If you encounter a dispute, the Erie County Department of Public Advocacy or the NY State Attorney General's office are available resources.

    CW Construction

    CW Construction

    (6 reviews)

    CW Construction is an outstanding company. I recently had the roof and gutters done on my house…read moreand detached garage.Dave was great to deal with from estimate to project completion. He explained the process thoroughly and concisely and addressed any concerns I had. The workmanship was top quality from start to finish. In addition, communication was excellent. As an added bonus, they also provided the lowest quote that I received. I would absolutely recommend Dave and the crew at CW Construction.

    Hired for gutter repair work…read more CW construction replied quickly. They came out and gave me an estimate where a competitor wanted to come out and do the work but wouldn't give me a ball park number first. Others didn't respond. The weather caused the appointment to be pushed multiple times (snow and high speed winds which is what caused the damage in the first place), but the work is done and the gutter appears very secure now. Pricing seemed reasonable for the time and materials used. They were friendly and open to various payment options. The estimate came slightly under the quote, (rounding distance so very slight) which is always nice. Notes: I know it's hard being a contractor and taking calls while working, but more prompt notifications about appointments being moved would be nice. Communication wasn't timely but I had the sense that there wasn't a home office fielding work, so I'm certainly more understanding. Hard to be timely when you're dangling from roofs trying to get work down before the next storm wave. They were certainly better than some other contractors I recently worked with.

    Buffalo Roofing - roofing - Updated October 2026

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