After you read this review (if you have the patience!) you might agree they don't really deserve…read moretwo stars. We did quite a bit of research and got four bids. Greg was second lowest but we went with them because good friends had their roof done the year prior and were happy. They said Brian was very knowledgeable and responsive. They had one problem which Brian came back and solved for them. So far, so good. When Brian came to do our estimate I agreed he knew his stuff. 43 years before Greg came to do this roof, I built a large addition to my house by myself except for the footer and block. I did all the framing, sheathing, roofing, finish carpentry, millwork, electrical, HVAC and plumbing. My Dad is an architectural engineer who guided me in designing the addition. I mention this to illustrate that I know something about home construction. I also did the second roof in 1996 by myself. Now that I'm retired I was too old to do a tearoff and reroof. When it came time to do our job in August, 2019 we told Brian we'd be out of state on vacation and didn't want work to begin until we returned. We got home very late on the Saturday night before the work was to begin. As we pulled into the driveway we could see the dumpster for the tearoff in front of the garage. That wasn't a surprise but then I looked up on the roof near the dumpster and immediately realized ALL the roofing materials were sitting on the roof just above the dumpster all in one small area! I quickly realized that the job was done in bass-ackwards order. The dumpster was obviously placed first so that the roofing material truck conveyer couldn't reach very far across the roof. Any good contractor knows to have roofing materials delivered first and then the dumpster should be placed. Hence, they delivered all the material in one small space on the roof above the garage and the dining room. I could sight up the roof line from the driveway of our ranch house and noticed sagging rafters. Once the job was underway, as they removed certain pieces of roof sheathing to replace delaminated plywood. I got up on the roof to take a closer look. I noticed several rafters which had split under the excessive weight of all those materials in a small area. I calculated the weight of materials was well over 10,000 pounds. The crew was about to put new sheathing on those split rafters and just shingle over. I stopped them, called for Brian and we waited for him to arrive. I insisted they sister in new dimensional lumber along the sagging split 2x6 garage rafters until the sistered rafter assembly was once again straight. Drywall under this area in my garage ceiling was of course damaged. The crew were roofers, not carpenters. I discussed the problem with Brian and he called Greg who reluctantly agreed to comp me about $500 for the repair work I said I'd rather do myself to be sure it was done properly. Once I tackled that project, I was sorry I settled for so little. Brian gave me the feeling Greg was very reluctant to compensate that much. It wasn't enough. I spent several days on my back on scaffolding in my garage ceiling to repair the damage and wind up with a smooth surface to attach drywall and get a decent looking ceiling. I had to use a multi-function oscillating saw and a hand chisel to true up the underside of sagging split rafters to get a good surface to reattach drywall panels. It was painstaking work. The following year, we noticed three places on the new roof where shingles were puckered just above the gutter. We called, Brian came out and determined the puckers were caused by poor workmanship applying the ice and water shield causing blisters. Air trapped there expanded once warm weather arrived. He sent the crew foreman to address the problem. His approach was to peel up lower courses of shingles and use a utility knife to slit the shield and squeeze the air out. I had my doubts that was a good solution but he swore he does it all the time. The following year, late in the winter we had a lot of heavy wet snow and freeze-thaw cycling. I noticed ice dam leakage on the laundry room ceiling and again called Brian because it was exactly where I'd seen the ice and water shield sliced to remove air bubbles. Brian got up on a ladder in the attic above the leak and confirmed where it was leaking. He said they would come out once the weather warmed to repair it. Months went by and I called three times. I spoke with the lady in the office and she said she'd put me into Brian's voice mail. The first time, voice mail was full! A few weeks later I tried again and left a message. This happened several times but he never returned my calls. I also called and left a voice mail for Greg after Brian didn't get back. Guess what? Greg never called either. This experience left a terrible taste in my mouth for Greg the Roofer. Can't recommend them to anyone. By the way, they never gave a referral award (as promised) to our friends who recommended them either.

I recently had a roof put on by Greg and so far so good. His salesman, Brian, showed up as…read moreschedule and was not pushy or obnoxious. The work started as scheduled, his crew had good work ethics, showed up and went right to work, did not hear any swearing or complaining, and cleaned up after they left. I do recommend Greg for Roof Work.

Everything! Kyle and his employees worked diligently at our home for months. When they ran into any…read morelittle issue we were apprised and along with them, made the best choice possible. For all the months they were here,there were workers here every day for eight hours. We were throughly impressed. We were grateful for their integrity. We are so very pleased we chose Kyle and company for the addition to our historic home.

Shannon, Rich and D from Cannon Masonry are regular guys that understand great communication,…read moreworkmanship and professionalism. I consider them family after they came in and got a very tuff job done cleanly, quickly and to spec. Don't be fooled by Craig's List scammers, these guys are the real deal folks! A very happy customer! Maurice R.

Gary was very reliable and professional. We had him do 2 different jobs for us and both times he…read moredid a great job. We highly recommend him for any job you made need done. We also have him coming back in the spring to do another job for us.

Hired Todd Fritz to install rolled roofing on an addition on my home. The project was finished in…read moreSept 2023 at a cost of $4400.00. Leak appeared in January of this year. Tech came out, worked some kind of "magic" and left. The roof is still leaking. Sent a text to Todd which has been IGNORED. HIS WORK IS SUBPAR AT THE LEAST. And his attitude is WORSE.

John Chatt and the team at Todd Fritz were phenomenal to work with from start to finish! We had an…read moreemergency leak situation and they came out within the hour to evaluate the issue, provide an extremely fair and reasonable quote, and provide a temporary solution to stop the leaking while we navigated insurance. This not only relieved our stress, but minimized potential damages while we determined next steps. Once given the green light, they got to work right away on a full roof replacement that not only looks beautiful, but remedied the issue right away - all before the snow hit! We couldn't recommend them enough for your next roofing project! Thank you John and team!

The Duke company is a well established business. They handle a lot of products ranging from…read morecommercial and industrial building products as well as residential products and tools for the contractors. They have an equipment rental division, they handle pre-owned equipment, concrete forms, bulk salt and bagged also, deicers. A wide variety of tools for most construction needs. They're also handle roll-off dumpsters of various sizes. I think it's safe to say that all your construction needs can be met, both big and small by the Duke company. They have 4 locations, Rochester, Ithaca, Dansville and Auburn.

The company upgraded my rental of a cement mixer at no cost because the one I initially reserved…read morewas sold. They were very efficient with obtaining the rental materials to load in my vehicle and took time to demonstrate the use of the equipment. I would definitely recommend them for your project needs.

I was one of those caught in the hail storm last summer. I…read moreinterviewed sooooo many contractors and Nick was consistently honest, helpful and patient. There was so much to learn. I worked with John and his family for my roof about 15 years ago, so it was a no brainer to stayed with Kaptein. I am so glad I did. Thank you Nick and John! Veronica

They did such a beautiful job siding our home. The entire crew was professional, hard working and…read moreobviously talented in their trade. Nick, the owner, was great to work with and always available to answer questions. We have already asked him to quote us on fencing, and without a doubt, we will hire him back when we are ready to move forward with that project. We highly recommend this company. You will not be disappointed!

I cannot say enough good things about Schimpf Construction. They were able to do an addition and a…read morefirst floor remodel. Doug, the owner, was there everyday. He not only oversaw the work, but worked with the crew to complete almost all aspects of the job. His commitment to customer service and quality of the work was amazing. They went out of their way to plan and minimize the disruption. Doug was proactive with communication and kept me informed throughout the entire process. Additionally, Sabra Schimpf was incredibly helpful in providing design tips. As a result of their efforts, I have my dream kitchen that couldn't happier with.