When Crown Roofing closed they referred me to NW Building Specialists, owned by Zach Wallace. I…read morespoke with Zach about the yearly maintenance on our building's roofs, and he wanted to know how much I would authorize him to spend without having to directly contact me. I told him up to $500 to which he replied that he would schedule the roof maintenance and let me know. I never heard from him again despite leaving multiple messages on his voice mail and at the office. Nor has the maintenance been done. I did speak with his office manager who said she'd let Zach know and get back to me. Again, no follow up from anyone. It seems that my regular maintenance job is either not worth Zach's time or customer service is not a priority. I am a believer in supporting local businesses, but when they ignore potential customers, they obviously do not prioritize their local community needs. How disappointing.

Work was done in an efficient, timely fashion. Went out to the site and their lead foreman went…read moreover everything and explained in laymen's terms what I had questions about. Would recommend Mike and his team to anyone looking for roof work. They did a great job on the 6k sq. ft first phase of the new roof 4 years ago and looks like they did another quality job on the 7k sq.ft. remainder. I like the 20 year warranty. KWL investments LLC owner

In April of 2021 we had a tear off and re-roof done to our residence in Bandon by R&R Roofing…read more So, here's the bottom line first - Would I have them do the work again? YES Absolutely! Would I recommend them to others? YES, without hesitation! Am I satisfied with their demeanor, professionalism & workmanship? YES! Their bid pricing was fair and honest. They wrote a good contract too - that ALSO looks out for you! And their Clean-up at the end was very good. R&R is a father, son, and working wife business with a couple of other long term full time employees that make for a good crew size. They're not too big and not too small, and not slow, like a one guy operation can be. Dan, the owner was always there on the job. I consider myself lucky to have found these folks, here's why. I've been in construction work for most of my life. I've been retired now for about ten years and don't feel comfortable anymore on a roof to do the work myself. But I have learned a few things over the years and have seen most of the BS tricks that contractors play on homeowners. I knew what materials I wanted, and how the work was to be done. I had bought all the better materials (like stainless steel nails) and had them on hand at the site. And so the search began to find a roofer to do the work. What I thought would be easy, turned out to be one of the most frustrating Coos County jungle-thrashes I've had in many a year. There seems to be something about roofers that sets them apart. They have more complaints and license suspensions on file than any other type of construction specialty. So, one of the most important things you can do in selecting a contractor is to go to the Oregon Construction Contractor Board's web site (www.ccb.org) and put in their License # and see how many complaints, suspensions, and fines they have on record. R&R Roofing has none! And the one MOST important thing for any homeowner to do, is to see if they have WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE for their employees. That's just in case the under-the-table day worker guy falls off your roof and sues you. Also beware of the contractor who wants 1/2 of the money up front - he will have control over you - don't do it. R&R Roofing as a clean record, they were straight with me, they have worker's comp., and didn't require any up front money, they were fast and efficient and they did good work. What more could I have ask for? It was a long road, but I felt in the end it was worth the trouble in finding R&R Roofing. One tip, if it doesn't feel right in your gut - keep looking. And I just have to say one more thing: What I found to be the most disturbing was that the majority of roofers I interviewed, really felt a righteous entitlement in deserving "their" 1/2 bid money up front, even without lifting a finger before doing any work. I actually sensed an anger in them, when I said NO - I would not allow them to get the advantage over me before the work even started. In many states there's an actual consumer protection law that limits what a contractor can ask for as a deposit. 10% or $1,000 of the bid, which ever is less, is the most common practice. With R&R I gave them one check at completion and that was that. Nice. by Bill S.

We live in Minnesota, but have a house in Coos Bay that was damaged significantly in a strong…read morestorm. Dan knew us and was keeping an eye on the house. He is the one who called me to tell me the storm did significant damage to the roof and fencing of the house. He raced to get his roofing crew to put tarps over the damaged roof to stop the leaking, and he recommended we get the insurance inspectors out there immediately, which we did. The insurance adjustor gave us a terribly low estimate for the roof repair, but we knew we needed to have a new roof, so hired Dan's company, R&R Roofing, to replace the roof. The did an EXCELLENT job, finding and fixing several areas of rot, holes in the sheathing, and issues with the flashing. He also found and fixed where water had leaked into the home. Without R&R Roofing, our house would have suffered much more extensive damage, and the repairs would have taken longer. On top of that, when R&R was done fixing our house, he gave us letters, photos and proof that the insurance company's estimates were way too low. We took that information to the insurance company, and they agreed to pay us in full for the repair work, based on the evidence Dan gave us to prove our case. We also hired R&R Roofing to do an extensive renovation of the inside of the house to update it and freshen up most of the rooms. R&R updated the bathrooms, replaced all the flooring on the main floor, replaced windows and siding, finished off 2 new rooms, installed and repaired doors, and kept our house secured and maintained during the project. R&R also repaired the fences that were damaged due to the storm, did some re-grading of the ground to get water away from the house, and found rotting support beams, which they lifted the house to repair. R&R Roofing can do almost anything to improve a house! Great work Dan!

The roof in our home built just four years ago began to leak during a big downpour. I called…read morePioneer Roofing and Dale Barker was at our home within a half hour. He had a great attitude. Dale identified the problem and did a temporary fix that stopped the leak until a full repair could be made. His quick response saved us from what could have been a great deal more damage.

Knowing that roofers are quick to fill their schedules, I immediately called them when I saw an…read moreopening on Facebook. Within 30 minutes of the call, an estimator was at my house taking measurements. Soon after, Nikko, the owner, arrived and we came up with a plan. The price was well below what I thought it was going to be. The time it took to install was very quick and efficient. Nikko is easy to work with and keeps in contact with updates on the project. I'd definitely call them again for more projects.

Nikko the owner seemed so knowledgeable when coming out on a day off.He said he would drop off a…read morebid within a few days.After many attempts to contact him to see where bid was, he finally said(in a text) his phone had broke,said he dropped off bid but also wasnt sure who I was(two clients with same name).Still nothing.Apparently I've been blown off.So sad for a local business.

This crew put a new roof on my home and installed another skylight. My roof is great and it's…read moregreat to have more light. The guys were friendly and helpful. They got right in and got the job done. Thank You! I highly recommend Greg and his crew!

Would not recommend this business for several reasons: I had to chase them to come to the house to…read morework, multiple phone calls and messages left over the course of eight months. Phone calls rarely returned. Workmanship poor. The job was never completed after personal property was damaged. The workers and the General Contractor denied they were responsible for the damage to my car. But it was obvious to the police and myself that the damaged area had been wiped clean. I told them to leave. The GC later said he would work something out with a local auto shop. As of this writing, he has not made contact for the repair. I will still have to hire a painter to finish their work and an electrician to repair the outside outlets that no longer work after the siding was replace.

We had Mike from Marca come to Bandon to install two ceiling fans. One was quite easy but the…read moresecond was tricky having to run wires from an existing can ceiling light. Mike did a fantastic job, taking care of all details, minimal disruption and very little clean up required. My wife and I were both impressed. AND to top it off - very reasonable pricing for the effort. Highly recommend these folks!!!

We had need of electrical services to install our air conditioning. Marca Electric sent Mike out,…read moreand he was wonderful! Instantly found a way to do it to save us lots of $$. He also had a great sense of humor and was great to work with. Not only all the above, he was fast! We appreciate the prompt, professional services and would hire them again in an instant should the need arise.

This review relates to several home and pest (WDO) inspections Michael did for us in 2014-15. (We…read morehad several deals fall through when sellers refused to correct major deficiencies or make appropriate price adjustments.) Based on my own experience as a licensed building contractor (new commercial and industrial work in Southern California), I can say with some authority that Michael's work was reasonably thorough and professional. His reports were comprehensive, clearly written, and well-documented with color photos. After three other inspections on failed deals, we felt as comfortable as we reasonably could have about the condition of the home we eventually purchased. Nobody's perfect, however. So while, for instance, Michael called out items he found in the deep, dark recesses of the attic, he completely missed the fact that most of the home's windows had never been caulked between the frames and wood siding. So as our first winter bore down, I got to spend my free time on a ladder with a caulking gun, instead of fishing and hunting. We were also disappointed when, after the seller hired a local handyman to make some repairs, Michael got a bit pissy and came to this guy's defense when we complained about the shabby quality of the work (including initially venting a new bathroom fan directly into the attic space). *** The subject home is now in escrow (short notice job transfer), and is being inspected soon by another local contractor named Brad Havens. It'll be interesting to see how the two efforts compare.

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