My THANKS to David Valoff of Professional Window Cleaning as our new "go to" guy to clean out our…read more22-foot high 1910 Portland Craftsman gutters and downspouts. He and his assistant Kevin did a great job this morning, testing everything out, checking on my roof condition and leaving the work area super clean. I felt his rate of $200ish was very fair for our giant three floor old home. I already plan to have him back next year! David is available at 503-236-8329. He lives in the Mt Tabor area, so he is a SE local.

David and Diego are a great team. They are thorough, reliable and just lovely to work with. Highly…read morerecommend!

DO NOT USE PACIFIC NORTHWEST ROOFING SOLUTIONS OR BEN . I made the mistake of going with the…read morecheapest bid, and that was $950 WASTED. Ben installed PLASTIC gutters that he purchased from Lowes. (The tags were still on the gutters) I choose white, yet most of the gutters he installed were white except one, which was off-white. I photographed the gutters, left him a voice mail and asked him what his plans were to correct the color difference, which he did. That was Ok. However, the gutters were installed at the end of June. At the first rain they leaked, so he came and he said he made the repair. It didn't really start to rain until November, then the problems came. Above the kitchen window the gutters are so far off the eves that the rain POORS off the roof but misses the gutters entirely. On the front of the house one of the gutters sags, and another one has separated at the joint. I accept the fault of his crappy work because, although I didn't understand what PVC gutters are. I assumed they were a continuous vinyl that is cut into one long piece... BUT NO!. What he installed are 8 foot sections that snap together with HUGE mounting brackets AND LEAK/become separated. Of all the gutters to become separated, the one that failed first, (there's now 2) is the gutter above the garage, directly where I park. I would be better off not having any gutters at all. I can excuse his crappy product because he was 2/3rd the cost of the other bids. But I can not excuse him that he refuses to call me back. The gutters failed immediately after the first big rain of the year/just before Thanksgiving. I've called him several times leaving voicemails but he has not returned my calls. Nor has he come to the house to fix the mistake. HE HAS NOT HONORED HIS 6 MONTH WARRANTY!!

We had a leak in our roof, and we called Ben Yost at Pacific Northwest Roofing Solutions. He came…read moreout on the day we called, diagnosed our problem, and installed and fixed the leaking, cracked roof vent by that evening. We really appreciated that he would not leave the job undone, and stayed until after dark to finish the repair. We especially appreciate that the roof is no longer leaking. The cost of the repair was reasonable, too. Thank you, Ben, for your dedication to your job!

We had Kleen Biz clean our windows last week, and I have to say that we had a very pleasant…read moreexperience. Sue is a professional, and her work shows it. Kleen Biz will be cleaning my windows until they invent glass that doesn't get dirty. Try them, you won't regret it!

Sue did such a fantastic job of cleaning the windows of my house that I was very impressed and…read morepleased. She was very friendly and very professional as well. I will definitely be utilizing her services again in the future.

Like all relationships - at first it was great!…read more Despite some initial trouble getting things scheduled we were able to agree on terms and timeline. Arnold and his crew finished the roofing job on-time and on-budget. They cleaned up quickly and we were impressed with the team's communication and openness. We were so impressed with the job that we recommended Rip City to several other people. And like many things, that is when the things began to sour. Rip City conveys a 10-year warranty on workmanship, but they have no intention of honoring it. We began to see problems arise, after nearly a year of back-and-forth calls and texts - no remedy. Vent pipe boots began to fail, water damage arose in several spots, and gutters and fascia are already in need of repair. Neither the contractor themselves, the contractor board, nor the roofing manufacturer are apt to help, so we are left to pay for repairs or do them ourselves on such a recent roofing job. Initially we were so impressed with the Arnold and his crew, that is no longer the case.

This delightful team brightened my day. True customer service pros. Nowadays it is a wonderful…read moreperk when you find a company that still provides courtesy. They totally respected my low income status and cleaned my gutters while confirming my suspicions that I also need a new roof. Call them! You won't be disapointed.

Good quality and value, waiting on the rain to come. lol…read more Service requested was fast,

Completed job came in at 3x the estimate. Janky and unsightly work. Complete disrespect for my…read moreproperty (I'll have to pay for damage caused) and myself. Avoid this mob.

We had one urgent roofing need, and another that kept being back-burnered. Dave, from Ready to…read moreRoof, was able to take care of the pressing issue quickly, and then he looked at the long range weather forecasts to schedule the secondary, more involved repair that would require a few dry days to complete. Both jobs were done on schedule, and for very reasonable prices. Leaky roofs and leaky pipes are two of the scenarios that tend to keep me up at night. It's wonderful to have found someone that I can count on to be able to take care of one of these.

Adrian was very prompt and responsive. He did an excellent job cleaning my old concrete steps,…read moredriveway and patio using a pressure washer with rotary cleaner at the best price.

Solomon was on the slow side getting back to us to schedule the work. The deck boards he installed…read morewere warped, uneven, damaged, and not even installed flat. He claimed to have fixed the deck support but all he did was place one of our landscaping rocks under one corner which we could have done ourselves. Attached photos show the end result that he left us with. It seems like it was due to bad materials more than lack of skill but it should not have been what we were left with. We reached out that night to let him know we were not satisfied with the work and and after some difficult and delayed communications, he did agree come back and make it right. two weeks later he replaced the deck boards again. This time it was done right, as it should have in the first place. We really appreciate his willingness to come back and correct the mistakes. We're happy with the re-do but probably will not hire him again due to this negative experience overall.

Arranged a time for them to show up and do some work. They didn't show. Simple as that. They also…read moredid not respond to any contact attempts on phone, e-mail, or Yelp after the appointment was made. It's been four days now and I haven't heard from them. In all honesty the silence is so deafening I'm hoping no one is hurt or otherwise out of things due to something unfortunate. Looking back I can see that they said the appointment was 'tentative', and that they'd call ahead of time. Fair enough. That bothers me a lot less than the complete silence afterwards. Without any kind of response one way or another I had to assume they were coming, and sit around all day waiting for it to happen. Edit: I was finally contacted six days later and after posting this review. The business owner was very upset because of this review. They claimed I was lying, they threatened me with using slander laws against me. In the interest of full disclosure I will reprint all the relevant details of our communication and you can decide. Regardless, I am within my rights to write a bad review of a business that I feel treated me poorly. Even if I'm wrong. So, good Yelpers, you decide: Me: (Initial request for quote based on work, unnecessary to reprint) Business: Hi Jay, Booked out until next week, but could you provide the service address, for that's how we schedule? (They listed their rates. I won't reprint that because they may change them in the future or for specific jobs) Let us know your thoughts and we'll go from there. Thank you for your time. Me: Next week is fine, (contact info I won't reprint here) Business: Hi Jay, How does Monday between 8:30 and 9 sound? Me: Monday is our daughter's first day of school, so not a great day. Wednesday morning I'm busy. Otherwise the rest of the week is open. Business: We can tentatively set it for Tuesday at 9 Me: That sounds good. Business: Alright, you're in there and this is for the actual work correct? You're list was pretty descriptive and we'll come as prepared as possible less any speciality materials we'd have to go get. Me: (details of the job, not necessary to reprint) Business: Will attempt to call you prior to appointment sir. That was the last time I heard from them until after the review, then: Business: Very extremely rude of you sir to post such false things. Tenative means that we're still deciding if we want your jobs! We have the right to decide what work we take and your projects may not be a fit for us. We never made an agreed time out of respect for YOUR SCHEDULE but we are a business not your personal servant. Business: Very very rude Business: There are also SLANDER LAWS in this state sir. NOT FAIR that you have posted such things Business: We thhink it wise for you to delete the slander upon our company who are not your personal servants but a simple Service that you called for help but your schedule did did not match with the OPTIONS we only had available to you. I believe if you look at my original review and the communication there was not a single falsehood. I mentioned they said "tentative", but I also think their communication implied an appointment. You be the judge. They never refused me service, but honestly that would have been preferable. I never treated them like they were my "servants". I've worked with enough handymen and contractors to know that sometimes jobs aren't a fit. But setting an appointment, even tentatively, then never communicating again is unprofessional, and I will write a review for that.