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    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.

    HomeX - solarinstallation - Updated September 2026

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