Wow. Was just blown away by the incredible experience I had with Roshay and the 22nd Century…read moreRoofing team. I woke up to a slight drip in my dining room and did some investigation myself in my attic but wanted a professional opinion. I called first thing and the scheduling coordinator immediately got me on the books with Roshay for a consult later that same morning. Roshay stopped by, reviewed my pictures and quickly hopped up on my roof to do some investigating. Turns out - no repair was needed, just some water coming in through a vent due to some heavy, heavy rain. Roshay explained everything fully to me and gave me great peace of mind that things should be OK. If water starts leaking in again, 22nd Century Roofing will be my first and only call. I can't recommend them enough!

I was referred to 22CR by a friend and it was a great experience from start to finish. They…read morereplaced my roof, soffits, fascia, gutters, and siding, and even coordinated painting / metal wrapping the trim and exposed cinder block parts of my house. While this was always going to be a pricey job, the money was well spent - my house looks fantastic! Everyone who passes by comments on how much better my house looks now. 22CR's attention to detail (particularly from their Hardie board installer crew) was impressive, and the entire team was responsive and committed to making my house look as good as possible. I would wholeheartedly recommend 22CR to anyone (and already have - a friend of mine used 22CR for his fascia and soffits and was very happy with the results too).

Do not use this company unless you have a very basic roof, and even then don't go with this company…read moreas they do not stand behind their work. Our roof was done sloppily with collateral damage to the dormers that caused a leak. They claim that there is nothing wrong with the roof itself and therefore they do not have responsibility for the leak, and because the leak only occurs with heavy storms with wind, the leak cannot be caused by the roof. However, this leak did not exist prior to their work on the roof. Basically stay away, they are not to be trusted to stand by their work.

I selected Walker Roofing to replace the roof on my home. I selected them because the sales person…read moreand paperwork were professional and because they called and asked about my decision. - Well, the roof leaks around the chimney. At first they blamed my 3 year old chimney then they attempted a repair that was not successful. I had to hire another roofing company and I will now need to have a 2ft by 2ft section of my kitchen ceiling removed and repaired due to water damage.

After seeing their local television commercial I gave this company a call. Their customer service…read moreleaves a lot to be desired. The person answering the phone acted like they couldn't be bothered answering my questions or directing me to a person in their company who could. There are far too many reputable contractors who will deliver great customer service and earn my money. NEVER AGAIN.

I used All Around to replace my roof and they did a swell job. No issues at all. Eric was a…read moreprofessional, helpful project manager and all of the other people I delt with at All Around were great too.

Today we had a new skylight installed after a large branch blew off our tree and cracked the old…read moreone. Took a while for the replacement to come, but Tony and crew did an excellent job, even adding a new sealer because the old one was deteriorating. They even cleaned out the cobwebs on the inside! Great job on a snowy 28 degree day.

Well, I don't think I can be expected to provide anything other than a negative review after being…read morecharged for work that was not properly addressed the first time the crew came out to fix a leaky roof. Use Les Jones Roofing if you want to deal with repeated visits and expenses. I'll certainly go elsewhere if/when I need roofing repairs.

We used Capstone Brothers for our roof last year. That project went so well, they were our first…read morecall when it came time to complete additional projects this year. We had them paint the entire house, install seemless gutters with leaf protection, and replace our outdated countertops with granite. Every aspect of this experience was flawless. From bidding, to scheduling, to completion. We could not be happier. Jay, and all the good folks at Capstone, made us feel as valued customers and they were genuinely interested in our satisfaction and with providing top quality workmanship. They exceeded our expectations and we will not hesitate to call them again with the next house project. We are looking at installing wood floors soon and Capstone will be our "go to" guys. Do yourself a favor and call Capstone Brothers for your home improvement and remodeling needs.

Capstone was fantastic to work with. I initially started the roofing project by collecting 10+…read morebids. I eventually narrowed those bids down to 3. From this point it really came down to attitude and it wasn't even a fair fight. Dave Mack had an amazing attitude and personality to boot. He was attentive to the details and went over everything with me multiple times, to make sure I was comfortable. Dave was also present on the job site to work with me through all of my questions - I'd like to think I'm pretty hands-on. For my house, we went with the architectural shingles with the weathered wood coloring. We replaced my roof caps with a crisp bronze color that makes everything pop. We replaced all of the metal pieces with the same bronze color, spray painted the old cast iron pipes and even gave my furnace exhaust a new top. There were only 3 vents that stayed black. This was by choice, as a few years of the weather elements would have left these chipping and would require more maintenance. Dave went over all of these design choices with me to formulate the best possible solution for my house - one that we would mutually agree upon. It's worth noting that the entire job took roughly 4-5 hours to complete. Regarding pricing, Capstone was not the cheapest, nor were they remotely close to the most expensive. You get what you pay for and in the end, I received excellent service, an efficient job and a beautiful looking roof/house. I believe I was given a fair price, great service and high quality workmanship to boot. In closing, I'm writing this review, not to simply recommend that you use Capstone, but that you give them a chance. If your bidding experience goes anything close to how mine went, I'm confident you'll pick Capstone. Not only that, but once the job is complete, you'll be proud of the work done. Thank you, Mike

Exteriors Plus did an amazing job putting up our new gutters. The black gutters look great and…read morecontrast well with our home. The crew was professional, efficient and open to any questions or concerns. You can tell they take pride in their work and it definitely shows!

Exteriors Plus did an fantastic job on our roof! They are quick to respond and very reliable! The…read moreteam takes pride in their work and always treated me like family! Would highly recommend them to anyone.

I hired Storm Group back in 2016 (yes, I'm very late in writing a review) to remove an old 2nd…read morestory deck from my house and install new gutters and downspouts on the back of the house. Their bid was higher than the other bid I had gotten, but the sales guy I talked to seemed to know a lot about old houses so I hired Storm Group thinking they would do a good job and be able to deal with any old house issues that might come up. Nobody showed up the first two times they told me they were coming. The third time, one guy showed up by himself to remove the deck and patch the siding around it. I don't think he had much construction experience and he didn't speak much English. He was also supposed to install a railing in front of the door to the deck. The sales guy had told me they needed to this for liability reasons so nobody could fall out the door after the deck was removed. I told him the door had been walled over on the inside of the house, so I wasn't at all concerned about this, but I said it was fine to add a railing if he felt it was needed. The "railing" ended up being 3 2x6's. It looked awful and wasn't even treated wood. What kind of company uses raw wood on the exterior of a house? The were also holes left where the siding hadn't been fully patched. I complained about the "railing" and holes. Storm Group agreed to fix the siding and replace the railing with an actual railing, which would be painted grey to match the house. The same guy came out again to install the new railing, again by himself. I wasn't told in advance when he would be coming, so I was leaving for work as he arrived and wasn't around while he did the work. The new railing wasn't great, it looked like a pretty hasty carpentry job. It was at least painted, although the paint did not match the house and had large drips in places. I had been told that the new railing would be the same size as the old and the same screw holes made in the house for the first railing would be reused. This was not the case. The screw holes from the first railing were left completely open and uncovered. There was also a crack in the siding below the railing where a tool appeared to have been dropped. Storm Group then sent me a bill for for the deck removal and gutter installation. I told them they needed to actually install the gutters before I would pay for that. They seemed surprised to learn that the gutter installation hadn't been done. They gutters were installed the next day, but I wasn't told in advance, so I wasn't home at the time. They were supposed to replace the two gutters on the back of the house, one on the second story roof and one on the back porch. Instead, they replaced one of the gutters on the front of the house and the second story gutter in the back. There are two gutters on the front of the house that had matched before Storm Group. Now they are close, but if you look carefully, they are not the same. The downspout from the back second story gutter was placed so that it emptied onto the back porch roof. I has very specifically told the sales guy that the downspout could not go there because it was a low slope roof that was not in the best condition, and putting a lot of water there was a bad idea. At this point, I was fed up with Storm Group. I proposed that they could keep the half down I had already paid but that I didn't want them to do anymore work on the house and I wouldn't pay the remaining balance since the work had not been completed successfully. They agreed to this. I really should have asked for money back since I think they did more damage than actual work, but I just wanted to be done. The best part was after all this, when I went to move the downspout from the second story gutter to a better location myself. When I removed the downspout, I noticed that it was really dirty inside and had screw holes in a couple of places where there were no screws. And then I realized that it was part of the old downspout that had been on the house before and it had been cut up and reused. I suspect they ran out of materials since they replaced the wrong gutter and part of the downspout in the front of the house. They had charged me by the foot for all new materials for the downspouts, so I was not impressed to find that the old downspout had been reused. Surely somebody must have known that something was wrong at the point where they were cutting up the old downspouts and reattaching them to my house, but nobody from Storm Group ever said a word about any of this to me (and I didn't complain because at that point I just didn't want to deal with them anymore). I would give negative stars if I could.

Roof install lasted few months. Late cold weather install on Nov. 16. On a non-insurance roof job,…read morethese are the issues, I had- 1) Initial quote was vague. Had to have Levi redo the quote with more detail. 2) Contract signed at a set price. Final invoice showed $650 more than contract with no change in contract. This was not paid. 3) Good luck getting Lien waivers from the owner Nick H. He will send a Storm Group lien waiver stating liens are satisfied.After several weeks, I got one from the labor contractor. Suggest getting all the contractors listed on your contract before signing- with a statement stating unlisted contractors would be roofer responsibility. 4) Biggest issue - Part of roof did not adhere to the base. It appears the install done in below 40 F temps. Owner claims winds blew off roof. But the pics tell a different story. Don't expect Storm Group to resolve any issues you may have. Will have to replace my entire roof again at twice the cost. Note- If you wish to sail on the Titanic, Storm Group would be your roofer.

Excellent experience with refresh interiors! They are honest, thorough and get the job done well…read more Very professional and easy to deal with in every aspect of the process . Highly recommend!

This company played phone tag with us after a failed installation. I would not use them again.read more