I was in need of a quote for a roof repair and since this company had good reviews and was nearby…read moreby my zip code I decided to give them a call. There was a quick response as to when they can come out and inspect. I had a gut feeling when the female rep over the phone had asked how old my roof was that they were planning on trying to sell me a whole roof repair quote. But I gave them a chance and have them inspect and take a look. 2 men pulled up on the driveway and introduced themselves. I allowed them to go ahead and inspect. The inspection took awhile so I knew then they were inspecting the whole roof and not only the problem area I addressed only. When they were done with the inspection the sales manager I believe gave me a folder pamphlet with papers and quotas of 2 price point. He gave me a FULL ROOF REPAIR quote. And not a SPOT REPAIR that I anticipated. He mentioned having the insurance come up to cover costs and also perhaps deal with legal action if insurance do not want to cover. He then mentioned he knows a "legal" person to contact if I needed it. That part of the volunteered info in my opinion I knew I need to find another company to deal with my issue. When I asked him - If he can just fix the issue I need to have fixed he blew it off and had no answer. I knew then this company only deal and want FULL ROOF REPAIRS from customers if not they feel its a waste of time I guess. He stated to me he will email the pictures they took of my whole roof so I can show the insurance company. I NEVER received those photos up to this day. They probably perhaps do good roof work via reviews on here however I think they only deal with FULL ROOF REPAIRS and not partial or spot repairs. I got my roof repaired elsewhere.

This roofing company over charges. They charged 1331.00 for material and labor to cover roof…read moredamage from Hurricane Milton that took less than an hour. When my insurance company said the damage was under my deductible, they then gave me a high estimate to pay out of pocket. I ended up having roof replaced out of pocket with another roofer that was way lower then Bob & Jerry's.

The estimator, Gage, was on time and went about his work. Next day, I had a reasonable estimate of…read morethe repair, but he cautioned that the men might encounter more repairs etc. when they removed the sheet metal. I am so happy that I made the decision to get this repair done now. We're just a few weeks from storm season here in Florida, and the damage around our chimney was extensive. The work extended to actually repairing rotten decking and below that, the actual rafter frames needed to be sistered with new wood to restore it to a secure set of rafters. The men were efficient and workmanlike, breaking only for lunch and one run to the lumberyard to get more wood, and another sheet of steel. Other than that, the Gage had made a good estimate and most of the materials were ready for the work. We are now considering a full roof replacement due to new understanding about the poor quality of the initial roof installation. I recommend A3. I invited them to bid the replacement, although I have not yet heard what the final amount would be.

Our roof has lost shingles, can't get ahold of A3 roofing, been trying for over a month. Leave…read moremessages and they won't respond. Our roif is still under warranty and we had to hire someone to replace the lost shingles. Now our contract says shingles for up to 140 miles an hr. We haven't had any winds that strong. So ....poor workmanship...I would think twice about them doing any business with. Very unprofessional. Still can't get ahold of them. Sad...

A little over a year later, and the gutters are still good as new. There has been a huge difference…read morein the flow of rain water coming off the roof of the house, and we no longer have a washout along the back of the house. Adding gutters was a game changer, and 1st Class Roofing was the right choice for us. 1st Class Roofing came out quickly to do a quote. With it landing right in the ballpark of what we had expected to spend, it made sense to go with a company that took the time to answer our questions and do an actual survey and quote than others who did not. When installation day came, they were more than willing to take desired location for down spouts into consideration, and even with a slight delay in getting the product, they were always in contact with us. The installation of the gutters was quick, and the team they sent were extremely professional and hard workers. If you are looking for gutter installation, make sure to contact them. You will not be disappointed.

Homeowners and sales professionals beware. There are no in-house installation crews -- projects are…read moresubcontracted out to the lowest bidder while customers are charged premium pricing. (I was present during phones calls where leadership shopped for the lowest priced labor by the square). Before hiring this company, ask whose crews are actually performing the labor portion of the work. Having one high school buddy as a "project manager" to supervise a Home Depot labor crew doesn't make them "in-house" any more than lending them a "1st Class" t-shirt for the day does. From a sales perspective, I am going on 6 months of delays receiving my agreed-upon 1099 commissions for completed and fully funded projects. It's become a revolving cycle of "next week," "next month," "after Christmas," "after this next commercial check comes in," or "when we get back from traveling out of the country." While leadership still seems to have plenty of time for vacations, sales reps with families are over here chasing money they've already earned. Before accepting a sales position, go over every compensation agreement point by point, and ensure the commission verbiage, formula and payment timelines are all documented clearly in writing. They state not having to payout 1099 commission because I was given a company gas card while using my own vehicle to drive to roof inspections, and that I could have used one of their old iPads as justification for withholding pay). What was presented as a "percentage of GROSS revenue" was later recalculated after labor, overhead, and profit were removed from the numbers -- effectively turning it into a "percentage of NET" rather than "GROSS." Unfortunately, I'm not the only independent/ sub contractor on here with bills and a family who's had to deal with severe delays on pay. Like another contractor wrote, I tried the persistent respectful approach for 6 months hoping this could be resolved, and yet here I am with unanswered calls, texts, and voicemails.

We had the best experience with High Tower Roofing! From start to finish, they did exactly what…read morethey said they would do. I could not recommend them enough.

Prices are fair. Service was great and they were fast with no issues. Trey was our contact and he…read morewas nice and available for questions even on the weekends.

I was looking for a contractor that could help finish renovating my mother's kitchen and Ground-Up…read moreconstruction did a great job! After my initial call, Al was able to come over the the next day to inspect the kitchen and give me a quick quote. They were also flexible with scheduling times. As far a price, Ground Up isn't the cheapest but Al and his team's attention to detail and quality of work is worth it. I would recommend them on any projects, especially if you need it done right!

Since my last review Al and Ground-Up has done additional work for me. He recently opened up my…read moreliving room by cutting down the wall to my steps and adding a beautiful custom banister. I also had some roof work done by him after the hurricane. As always he was quick and efficient. Thanks for your dedication and great work. I'll for sure be calling again.

The installation technician, Gus, installed my ceiling fan/light quickly, was careful not to…read moredisturb other things in my office and was professional in his explanation of how everything worked. Thank you, Karden Renovations, for a job well done. Jose G.

had consistent communication through Texts with Karrie a vendor company through Lowes. …read more Then on the day of installation of 2 Ceiling Fans (Flush Mount) and a Kitchen Light. The tech named Charlie texted me to say that he was 11 minutes away from our home. I said that we would have the garage opened. He was polite in introducing himself and asked on what side of the fan blades to put them facing, a great question. Then as he proceeded to do each fan great. The kitchen light, which went from the original fixture built with the house to modern day, ended up having 2 original holes from the fluorescent casing. Well, I thought, oh, surely , he would fill in those 2 holes, (Not finished, just not left as holes.) "No we don't do that,". So why is Renovations in their company name?! Him seeing that I am handicapped he could have taken an extra 3-5 minutes and caulked it. My husband cannot climb ladders anymore either.So why not be generous enough to do that for me, us now as my husband was at the VA, (which was none of his business.) But renovation being thorough and complete redo, no! I gave him water and snacks upon leaving as I always do for our workers, having being brought up with my dad being in brick and stone and doing major projects for neighbors and family, this was instilled in our family. Then when I went back out to the garage, I had to sweep up debris, inclusive of washers not used etc. Clean up in their description should a thorough clean up. We have brooms in the garage. Why? Who know why! A clean up and disposal of old stuff, for proper disposal, we thought was also going to be the boxes that the fans came in and the kitchen light. Oh no! Knowledge of The Electrical Trade definitely. A thorough and complete Clean-Up, No! 09/12/2025 Let's revisit Charlie's So Called Thorough Proper Disposal and Clean -Up. Well, this AM, in getting my garbage prepared for pick up , I obviously opened up the green Traskh Barrel and low and behold he through in the interior of the boxes plus the globe and bulb of one of the ceiling fans loose in the TrashVarrel. So, O took the reacher and got them out to put in a black trash bag. How sweet?! Not! Then I took the boxes and put them in the Black Tracsh bags, lo and behold the bulbs from the other ceiling were repacked with their casings into a box. Wonderful?! Not! That was not proper disposal! He needs to be called out on his ideas and the protocol for hauling away of proper disposal. No one is supposed ever ypthrough loose garbage into the trash barrels.p, besides being ripped ut is utterly disgusting. I know some families do that but it is not acceptable protocol. And, if that is done, what does their inside of their houses look like?! I am officially blocking their phone numbers and Never want that Company to Grace Our phone, text or Property Ever Again.

5+ STARS what a great company to work with. Great communication and transparent about everything…read morethey do. New roof on our home and screens for the gutters. Needed some woodwork done and some rafter repairs. Pictures before and after the work was completed. Even had some custom metal work done around the fireplace chimney. Work was done on time as promised, work site cleaned up can't even tell they were there with the exception of a wonderful new and safe roof for our home. Highly recommended and appreciated. You cannot go wrong when you hired this company. More companies need to be like this.

Promise after promise that a person would contact me about repairs to my roof. It's been three…read moremonths now.

We had a roof put on by them in 2005.From the day they put it on it has leaked. They came out…read moremultiple times to repair and never fixed it.Got someone else to look at it and found no flashing and bad ridge vents which ryman never took care of. 3 houses on my block had same leaks all done by ryman. I would never ever recommend that compan.Beware of them.

Requested estimate online, no one ever contacted me. I reached out via telephone, appointment was…read moremade. Long story short, never showed or called regarding appointment after I rearranged my schedule to accommodate. Not a company I am willing to do business with.