We had to replace the main roof of our remote lake lodge due to leaks caused by ice buildup because…read morethe original roof had rivets which caused the ice to get "caught" on the roof in the winter and that's an ENORMOUS amount of weight to have that eventually took its toll! Luckily, we had Top Roofing coming out and check it out for us. We now have a new roof that is meant for high altitude conditions and won't have to worry about any more leaks or ice buildup! Elijah and his team are very knowledgeable and very easy to work with. One thing that I REALLY appreciated about Elijah is his responsiveness. I've gotten used to waiting to hear back from contractors at least a week after I've reached out to them...but that was NEVER the case with Elijah! He'd email me back within 24 hours and immediate responses whenever we texted. I so appreciated that level of attention and it shows through with the level of work that was done. Top Edge Roofing is now our go-to company for all things roof-related! Thanks so much!

This is a follow up to a previous review (that was five stars). After a hard winter, we discovered…read morethe roofers had cut off the concentric roof vents causing our heating system to completely shut down in -25° temps. A dangerous situation that cost us thousands to fix. I followed up with Elijah on this and on gutter issues, but received no response. I'll be updating all of my reviews.

The roofer sent, Colton, was: professional, punctual and prepared. I would recommend this company…read moreto anyone within their service area. Not only did he arrive early, but finished by the time he was actually scheduled to arrive.

Bait and switch. We were given a quote that was close to other contractors for a roof replacement…read more They came in about $200 dollars less and on the quote it said removal of all shingles, labor and haul away at about $2000. Then on the day they were removing it they found a second layer, which I thought was no big deal considering it was all of the shingles in the original quote. Also I would think a roofing company could tell how many layers were on a roof. Then we were billed an additional $2800 for the second layer. I couldn't get a straight answer of why the first was $2000 and the second was $2800 with an increase of $800 more. The total removal was now $4800. They just said the $2800 was due to removal, labor, and haul away. If they would have been honest in the first place about the quote and the 2 layers we would have gone with one of the other contractors. This is probably why they quoted so low. The crew worked hard and had to deal with spring Montana weather and at one point had to remove snow from the roof. When the job was finished they still needed to finish the clean up. About a week went by and still no clean up. I reached out to them and they had a man sent very quickly to finish the job (various types of nails in the gutters and on the ground, old shingles still in the yard). I am not sure if they would have come on their own without me reaching out first. They did leave some used nails and cutting blades on our mail box which is no where near the job site. I know that seems petty but we have kids in the neighborhood that could of hurt themselves playing with them. They were also a little rough on the gutters as some are now bent in. On a positive they worked with our insurance and did the leg work for us and because of the error on the layers we are now waiting on our insurance to see if they will cover the 2nd layer removal. If they would have been honest up front when dealing with our insurance there may have been different results. When the shingles were ordered they were having a problem getting them, so they upgraded our shingles at no cost, but maybe that was thrown in with the additional cost of the 2nd layer removal. If you decide to use them, I suggest you go over every bit with them and be clear on all of it.

I ordered some steel paneling in April 2002; estimated delivery of July 2002. I gave them until…read moreAugust to produce my order before cancelling and requesting a refund. I was told it would take a few weeks to process. It is now early December and all I get is a weekly email from the Billing office stating that they still have no date for my refund. If I could give them a zero, I definitely would. I paid upfront in good faith. The least they can do is return my money in good faith. I honestly feel that class action legal intervention is inevitible. DO NOT give this company your money - you won't get your product or your refund.

I used Bridger Steel for siding the house I am building. This used to be a good company run by a…read moregreat guy but now it is run by woefully incompetent people! I will shop out of state and pay the extra delivery costs to avoid the junk show next time. I placed four orders over the course of my project. The first time they did not load the entire order at pick up, causing all kinds of issues at the job site when we attempted to put the siding up. We were also given the wrong colored screws (too much of one color and none of another), then given resistance when we tried to return the excess. On the second order, the person taking the order didn't understand the cut list and didn't even put the right pieces in the order. On the third order, when I went to pick it up, they wouldn't give me the order paperwork so that I could review it. They said the guys in the yard would have it. Again, pieces were missing and were not packaged as requested and clearly stated on the invoice. I just put in my fourth (June 2017) tiny order to try to finish compensating for all these mistakes, was given attitude, and hope they can actually fill an order of three pieces without fouling it up. I have zero confidence in the staff, nor their commitment to service. The mistakes they made cost me thousands in additional labor costs. I'm thoroughly unimpressed. The staff are not knowledgeable about their products or application. The product is of good quality (so far), but getting an accurate order seems impossible.

They know that we weren't completely thrilled with their work. First, we were told they were local…read more The workers were not even from the company, they were subs from Billings. There was NO supervision by the sales staff, but only by a "manager" who was obviously over-burdened, and so our interactions weren't even with the sales guy, who supposedly owned the company, but was, at best, not the only partner. The brother was in Salt Lake, as were the materials that now cover our roof. They did give us a discount for our satisfaction but we are still left with a less than satisfactory roof covering. It was lucky we had another company do a review of the work, finding unsealed areas and ripples in the covering, plus, no hose clamps on the pipes coming out of the roof. Finally, the guy who had sold us with all sorts of great promises, did manage to go up to see the finished product - once, only after many complaints and obvious dissatisfaction. I still have photos of the work done, again, unsupervised at the moment. Consequently, we still live with a negative memory that was half-heartedly resolved. I thought it would be useful to post photos that are the actual finished roof that I think should have been done better, so that other people can be aware and perhaps demand that the promises be fulfilled. We are told that the roofing materials are guaranteed for life. We know what that means: until whoever is responsible in the future is there to complain to. If they're gone, a "lifetime guarantee" means little. Especially when the work is not top notch to begin with. All that said, I think aware customers who know what to look for and what to demand CAN get a decent roof job. Just be sure that they claim responsible for the edges, which they also denied in our case. "Fascia? Oh, we're not responsible for that..." Perhaps record the initial sales pitch, so it's easier to hold the salesman accountable.

We were given lots of promises from Brady when we decided to go with a metal roof: workers would…read morestay on the job until it was finished, there would be no garbage lying around and a manager would be onsite. He also told us they would deal with the insurance company and promised that they, the insurance co., would cover 50% of the total cost. The workers came and worked two full days and then sporadically for the rest of the week because they were working other jobs. Lunch wrappers and food items were left at the end of the day although everything was cleaned up at the end of the job. The manager showed up occasionally but sat in his truck at the end of the driveway and did paperwork or talked on the phone. The insurance company paid a small portion at the beginning and we have paid two thirds out of pocket. The job was finished at the end of October and we assumed they had contacted the ins. co. who then paid the balance. In February we received an email asking when we were going to pay the balance. This is almost 4 months after the job was finished. I called the office and was told they don't contact the insurance carrier but she would contact Brady and get back to us. Never heard back. I then called the insurance company and they stated that additional info was needed before they paid the balance. I passed this on to the office who told me they would get in touch with the insurance. After two days I emailed the office to see if they had made contact. This was two weeks and two phone calls ago and I've heard nothing. I then sent Brady an email explaining what was going on and have heard nothing. My husband is pleased with the roof but the communication and follow through has been horrible. With a $12,000 bill still outstanding one would think they would be on top of this.

I cant thank Sam and PowCo enough for helping us get a new roof on…read more We had a major issue due to a bad Solar installation that was leaking from day 1, 12 years ago. So we had to rip off our roof to the studs and redo- PowCo managed the whole process and dealt with the insurance company and made sure the Solar mounts are now correctly installed. you wont go wrong calling PowCo. Thank you again Sam.

Great service at a fair price. Sam & his team helped me complete a full roof replacement in an…read moreexpeditious manner, and was there to answer any questions and work with me along the way. I feel very happy with the quality of the work and the value they provided. I'd recommend PowCo to anyone that needs roof work done.