In the midst of my evening delirium from caring for our infant son after a long day of chasing…read morearound our toddler, I noticed a couple of dark spots on our second floor ceiling. A bone-chilling thought occurred: We might have a leaky roof! We contacted Bone Dry Roofing, and I received a prompt call back. We were able to schedule to have someone come out to do a free estimate within a couple of days. John arrived on time and was very respectful of our home and our napping kids. He went in to the attic to take a look at spots where I reported possible leaks. I also asked him to take a look at our chimney since Bone Dry Roofing has masons on staff as well. After taking his time to thoroughly check out our attic, including taking pictures of all locations of interest, John went on to our roof to further inspect everything. The end result? He told me that the moisture I noticed is actually very fluky, because we set our inside humidity level a little too high and our attic isn't very well-ventilated. As a result, significant ice build-up during the recent string of week-long below-freezing temperature suddenly melted during a couple of warm days, that, normally our insulation would be enough to absorb the moisture but in this case the ice build-up was too much. He reported that our roof is actually in good shape, even if our attic isn't well-ventilated. At the end, he gave me basically four options. Option 1 is to simply not do anything and turn our inside humidity way down during exceptionally cold days (15%). Option 2 is to spend a few hundred dollars to add a couple of more vents to allow moisture to escape. Option 3 would be the biggest job, spending a couple of thousand to add a state-of-the-art full attic ventilation system. We very much appreciated the comprehensive list of options, and John did not try to make a hard sell on any of the options that actually would cost us money. It's quite apparent that Bone Dry is a very honest company and not out to squeeze a buck out of every home visit. When we do decide to do something about our attic, we will definitely go with Bone Dry's options without contacting another contractor.

Had a few roof leaks, needed repairs quickly. Process went smoothly. Very professional from the…read moreinspection, quote, finance and work. Would highly recommend. Cleaned up all debris.

We had a leak in our basement of our new house. We were told that cleaning our gutters would help…read moreso on May 4, Cincinnati Gutter Cleaners came out to clean our gutters. However, we were still having leaking problems so we brought a roofer into look into additional problems we were having and much to our surprise, we found out that Cincinnati Gutter Cleaning had only cleaned our lower gutters. They never cleaned our upper gutters and there is approximately 1/2" of silt in them. We contacted them regarding this issue and had trouble getting them to respond. We would have never known that they did a substandard job had we not continued to have other issues. I have pictures to back up this allegation. We had contacted Nathan Paeltz or Joe. Finally, they agreed they did a shoddy job and would refund our money. They never lived up to their promise and we have never received a refund.

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DGK Home Solutions to the Rescue!!…read more The Tuesday after Memorial Day (May 26, 2026) we started a residential residing project at my son's house in the Cincinnati area. We planned to remove the existing wood siding and replace with new vinyl. We had purchased all the materials needed (or so we thought) ahead of time. I live 5 hours north of my son and we had 4 weeks of time to complete the project due to my travel plans. We started demo on Tuesday May 26 and by Jun 7 had the front and sides of the house and garage siding removed and had installed siding on the face and sides of the garage. We were struggling to get the siding level from front to sides of the garage and the sides looked very wavy. At this point I realized we were not going to complete the project before I had to leave on June 22. On June 8 I put out a request for help on Yelp. That very same evening Nancy from DGK called me and discussed our project. The next day James came out to look at the project and gave us an on-the-spot estimate. I had one other company coming to look at the project and told James we would get back to him by the end of the week. June 12 (Friday) we agreed to the contract with DGK. On Monday June 15 the crew arrived early morning to start the work. They removed the old wood siding on the rear of the house and removed an old deck that we had not gotten too. They applied new OSB over the Celotex sheeting on all sides of the house and installed new house wrap. I was amazed at what they completed in a day. James explained the OSB would give a better surface to nail to and help reduce the waviness we had seen on the garage walls we sided. On Tuesday June 13, the crew installed new PVC 1x4 window trim on all windows and installed siding on the house front and back and right side. We ran short of siding so they could not finish the left side of the house. I had not calculated the amount of siding needed correctly. We ordered an additional 10 square to complete the project. Unfortunately, it took almost 10 days to receive the siding. James stayed in constant contact with us during the project, and once the siding was in the crew picked it up from the supplier and completed the installation. They had to redo the sides of the garage we completed installing new OSB and then house wrap/siding. By July 3rd the entire siding project was complete including reinstallation of the gutter downspouts and electrical meter and comms boxes. James worked with us on the pricing of the additional siding needed to install (10 square). We still need to install lights and wrap the porch posts. In the end we were very happy with the project, and I was relieved that the house was complete and weatherproof for the kids. I would recommend DGK to anyone looking for a siding project in the area.

Where do I start. My house was severely damaged due to a Contractor leaving my ridge line open…read moreduring a storm. DGK swooped in like they were saints and I used the to fix all the damage. They stated that they could have us back in my house by 18 December 2025 and if I pay 23,000 more work won't stop due to insurance. That did not happen. This issue started in July 2025 and DGK still had not finished my house when I fired them early February 2026. 7 months of them dragging my along. They would do very little work then ghost us for weeks. Ignoring text messages and phone calls. They kept saying they need more money. When asked to see invoices, purchase orders etc James Wocher told me that's not how it works. Really? I, the customer can't see where MY money is going. My final issue that set me over board was they neglected to put insulation in my roof during this record setting cold winter causing me to have Propane filled up 5 times now since December 8 2025. James stated it's not their fault and I must have a leak. I paid another contractor two months ago to check for leaks and weather my crawl space but James still won't take responsibility. Then more water damage was seen and DGK refused to send someone out to stop the leak instead stating I don't need their insurance information or license and bonding information. All required to be given to a client. After having MY insurance access the damage it was found that DGK did not install a proper ice and water barrier in the valley of my roof and since no insulation was in my attic the ice and water entered my home and destroyed more of my home. It was also identified that none of the insulation they did install is not up to code. The two vents they replaced for me in both bathrooms is also not up to code (not vented anywhere). This company is stealing money and not fixing what they were supposed to up to code. James claims the refund from the insurance for the 23,000 I paid belongs to them which is not even remotely theirs. I have not seen an invoice or anything proving they used all of the over 150,000 my insurance paid them. Do not waste money or time with this company. They also tried to instal a French door without insulating it. Really? There's plenty more to tell but I'll leave it at this. Update: James is again claiming false statements when all issues were identified by Insurance adjuster and licensed home inspector. I had to pay for the insulation myself which is over 5,000 dollars that was sent to DGK to complete. Where is my reimbursement for that. We will let the law decide who's in the wrong. All code violation are very real and the fact he chose to bash my review proves he's reaching too far on this. As for the ICE issue, we had three workers call us and threaten my family if DGK did not pay them for work done at my home. One stated they had no papers to be here is why James won't pay him then threatened to paint my house all black. I'd say I have a leg to stand on when it comes to that.

I do not recommend. James responded quickly enough. I have a driveway over 500ft. He stated his…read moreestimates are $110/hr. I agree. He said he would be over in an hour to salt the driveway. The day comes and goes. He texts the following day the traffic was too bad. He'll be there soon, but a flat tire post pones that. Clears the driveway in 20 min, then states the initial charge is always $150. Get everything in writing before hiring.

Very happy with the work done by CPM Roof. They came out and cleared snow off of our driveway, the…read morefront porch and steps, and applied salt. Great job, very thorough, and I appreciate the work - especially in the bitter cold. Arranged everything with them, they were very clear and up-front about the cost, and very responsive with communication. I would absolutely recommend them! Thank you Mr. Reed! Miamisburg, Ohio

I hired this company to install a gutter on my front porch for about $270. Shortly after…read moreinstallation, I noticed water was running behind the gutter instead of into it, which defeats the entire purpose of having gutters and could lead to damage over time. I contacted them to come back out, and they said the issue was due to a missing gutter apron. However, this was never mentioned or included in the original estimate, and now they are trying to charge additional money to fix a problem that should have been addressed during the initial install. Their own contract states the work would be completed in a workmanlike manner according to industry standards, yet the system as installed does not function properly. To their credit, they did come back out and mentioned offering a discounted solution--but I have not received any follow-up since then. At the end of the day, I paid for a working gutter system, and I don't think it's reasonable to be charged extra to correct an incomplete or improper installation. I would recommend getting very clear, detailed scope in writing before hiring.

We used this company to widen our gutters from 4" to 6" and put in leaf guards Never expected the…read moregutters to handle the extreme ice from 14" of snow but they handled it like our house did not in the 40 years we have lived here They are real pros Thank you Gut-r-dun

They quote you low for a reason. Don't do it. I would've rather bought a power washer from Lowe's…read moreand had my 5 year old daughter do it

We used them for window tinting on our patio door... prompt, professional.. would definitely…read morerecommend!