1. Greg Lilly Roofing and Restoration

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Myrtle Beach, SC

Greg Lilly Roofing and Restoration

3.0 (2 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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3 months ago

Untrustworthy,does not show up!I cant believe this guy has been in business this long taking advantage of people

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Top to Bottom Home Inspection - I like to educate first time homeowners about their new home.

Top to Bottom Home Inspection

(2 reviews)

John Pate from Top to Bottom Home Inspection provided a very specific inspection of my roof to…read moresatisfy a request from a new homeowner insurance provider. We first reviewed the form together so he understood what it was they were looking for. He went up in the attic and was able to answer all the questions I needed without actually getting on the roof. He was thorough, professional, and went the extra mile by providing a handful of pictures that I could include with my application. When I drop the paperwork off at the insurance carrier today, she commented on knowing John Pate personally and agreed that not only is he a doll, he is very helpful, very thorough and meticulous with his work and that we should not have any further requests for information from the underwriter due to John's clear explanations and accompanying pictures with the form we submitted. As long as I live in South Carolina, I would recommend John Pate for any inspection work needing to be done on my home because we trust him implicitly! Why go anywhere else when you can have the best? Just call Top to Bottom and have peace of mind the first time!

John was wonderful to work with. He showed up early to the job and got started before I arrived…read more He knows his craft well. His prices are very reasonable and he is down-to-earth and easy to work with. You can tell he really enjoys his job. He answered all of our questions and we feel he is very trustworthy We would recommend him to all of our friends and family.

Bridgewater Home Watch

Bridgewater Home Watch

(5 reviews)

I hired him to do an inspection before my 11 month new home warranty. He was here exactly on…read moretime, did an extremely thorough job and was here over 2 1/2 hours. Sent me a detailed report with pictures the same afternoon. Very pleased - would highly recommend.

NEVER HIRE THEM - Feel free to message me for additional proof that everything I have said in this…read morereview is accurate. I hired Bridgewater Home Watch to inspect a home for me that I was buying in Myrtle Beach, SC. I was purchasing the home remotely from California so the inspection service was critical. After taking possession of the home Bridgewater failed to inspect and report on all of the following major items about the house that cost me over $10,000 to repair. When I requested my money back their insurance company made every excuse in the book to not refund my money. IMy only option to recover losses is a lawsuit. 1) One of the three HVAC heat pumps was not even turning on and the compressor had to be replaced. He reported a 2 degree temperature difference at the air handler but never went outside to verify the compressor was coming on. Air handlers have emergency electric heating coils. Duh 2) Front foyer marble floor has huge chips and holes in it, so bad that flooring repair companies will not even repair it but only replace. 3) Master bedroom 4 inch R20 ceiling can lights had bulbs obviously hanging down out of the cans, When I went up there to check it out, the bulbs and sockets fell out in my hand. The sockets were rusty completely off the wire with the line wires exposed inside the cans. Sockets had been Jerry rigged with PVC pipe to connect socket to light bezel. MAJOR fire hazard. 4) 3 of the 5 bathroom toilets had completely rusted off toilet tank bolts, the tanks were loose and ready to fall off and one tank was leaking a gallon of water a day on the floor. 5) All 3 garage doors had entire 1 foot sections of the bottom door rubber seal completely missing. 6) All 5 outdoor wall sconce light fixtures had paint that completely had rotted off the fixtures. 7) Entire vinyl fence line had bottom rails sagging so much that in many sections the upright rails were falling out. 8 ) House has 65 windows with 35 2 inch faux wood blinds of which half of the blinds had missing wands, broken tilt mechanisms, broken slats and at $150 each to repair/replace was a huge amount of money to repair them. 9) Master bath has very loud pipes banging in the wall when you run the shower hot water for more than 5 minutes. 10) One exterior door lock was not functioning preventing the house from being properly locked up. Door between house and garage lock not working. 11) Huge $5,000 BBQ appliance had rusted shut drawers and grates completely rusted through and appliance was completely unusable. 12) One of the 2 electric water heaters did not have required expansion tank installed. 13) Tray ceiling light strip had section of strip not lighting up. Upon inspection found the plug on the light strip was connected to the house romex wires by splicing the romex wire and looping the bare wires around the light strip plug prongs. Romex is supposed to be terminated in an electric box with a plug socket. Major fire hazard. 14) Rear patio door obviously had missing safety chain causing door to swing and slam into wall. 15) One bedroom closet had obvious shelf torn off and missing. 16) Alarm system panel had obvious "low battery" flashing warning on the monitor screen. 17) Huge and obvious candle wax stains on the rubble stone fireplace and fireplace hearth. Wax was not removable and hearth stone must be honed down to remove the stains. Very expensive repair. 18) One rain gutter was completely buried in the ground preventing rain water from properly flowing out the bottom of the gutter. Bridgewater Home Watch is completely and utterly incompetent to provide home purchase inspection services. Alan Myrtle Beach, SC

Contract Exteriors - Back deck

Contract Exteriors

(17 reviews)

*:·-:¦Totally*:·-:¦:-**:·-:¦:-*Awesome*:·-:¦:-*Fabulous*·-:¦:-·:*Wow*:·-:¦:-*…read more These men are saints. I had a crook take my money after doing a substandard installation of my new roof. It began to leak and the crooks wouldn't take responsibility, they refused to answer my calls, then moved. Enough of them. After being in this situation, I found it difficult to find a reputable contractor to make the repairs. I contacted Home Advisor, who referred me to Contract Exteriors. They sent a Roofing Inspector come to my home to evaluate the damages, but first, the cause. He found pounds of nails on my roof and that the crooks had skip nailed it. There was no installation kits around my skylights. No wonder I had interior leaks. Randy sent his men to the rescue. The Roof Inspector was so appalled by what he saw, he came back with his men and they removed and replaced the roof vent and tiles. He ordered installation kits for the skylights and installed them. He checked the exterior and attic, as well as the interior, to make sure there would be no leaks. Randy sent John, the manager in charge of the interior repairs. John called and told me he wanted to wait a few weeks to see if there are any leaks. We had a rain deluge and John came over to inspect if there were any further damage. He had his men come to my home, and make the repairs. All in all the whole project was done in less than 4 weeks. In that time, I had the opportunity to speak to the office manager, who was so kind and helpful. I wanted to thank this office in person for all they had done for me. They felt bad that I was left in this situation and were right there for me. I spoke to Randy himself, and told him that I would be pursuing litigation against the crooks. I felt like Randy was my big brother, with his protective arm around me. He told me not to worry about them, and provided me with paperwork I needed to pursue my case. Very few contractors are willing to pick up after a disaster like mine, I just wish I used Contract Exteriors first!! *:·-:¦Totally*:·-:¦:-**:·-:¦:-*Awesome*:·-:¦:-*Fabulous*·-:¦:-·:*Wow*:·-:¦:-*

I wrote a review of contract exteriors about eight months ago accusing the company of not caring. I…read moreneed to let everyone know I was wrong about the company. Last week they sent someone to repaint the outside of our home. They do care and they stand by their work. I just want to say thank you to owner Randy and the company marketing manager. They worked with me to find a painter and get the work done.

Greg Lilly Roofing and Restoration - roofing - Updated October 2026

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