Construction is hard. It doesn't just tax the body, it demands mindfulness; careful attention to detail, rigorous planning, as well as the ability to adapt to changing weather, accidents and supply issues. A lot of us outsource our home renovations because we know how difficult it can be to do it ourselves. When it comes to roofing a house, there are so many logistical issues to consider and, if any one isn't perfectly accounted for, it can result in severe leaks or permanent damage.
When I reached out to CamoRidge, I was trying to find a company that could navigate these complexities and deliver a guaranteed product for the right price. I talked with several contractors, compared numbers, watched for eye contact and signs of sincerity. My wife and I spoke with Dustin a few times as we figured out who to go with. During our consultations, Dustin always raised concerns that were logical and showed strong attention to detail. He was friendly, seemed honest and was able to offer us incredible value through the company's supplier. Decision made.
That said, as soon as the work started, the team of skilled roofers he sent out faced almost every adversity possible during a re-roofing process. There was a supply issue. There were unforeseen structural integrity problems with our eaves. The weather was terrible. Like, the sky dropped rain as soon as the guys showed up to work. Then, as the winter went on, the rain turned to frost and, since we were switching from shingles to metal, working conditions got extremely slippery. It was treacherous and I'm sure the weather made it take much longer than anyone at CamoRidge would've preferred.
But these guys did not give up. They didn't raise the price to cover the extra hours they put in. Nick, the foreman, was even working on Christmas Eve, just to make sure everything was secure over the holidays. It blew me away.
The mark of a great company is its dedication to delivering a promise. CamoRidge is dedicated. They persevere. They get it done. I highly recommend them for your roofing needs. read more