Reese Roofing was an absolute pleasure to work with. From beginning to end, the team was responsive…read morevia email, text, and Yelp. They patiently answered all my questions, and was finally able to resolve and advise on several ongoing issues with my roof. Their pricing is very fair and they were ready to complete the work on time, as expected, especially on a short turnaround. I would highly recommend Reese to anyone who needs assistance with roofing issues.

Sorry for the late post. This work was done in 2024…read more Had a leak coming into the basement around the chimney area. Called Reese & Sons because of their high rating and positive reviews. Lucas answered while on an existing job. He was very honest saying he can't drop by to make an assessment. Knowing the importance of the situation, he said he'll have his father drop by to take a look. The father (was it Joe?) came by as promised and saw that the previous roofer didn't put flashing around a portion of the chimney. He gave a couple of possible fixes and I picked the more expensive one. He gave me a break on price if i went with the more expensive fix which i appreciated. Before showing up for the work due to budgeting issues i changed to the lower price solution. He didn't have any problems with this change. He and his other son (not Lucas) came on the day as promised. The funny thing was I didn't know they were there until i heard banging outside! They ripped some of the old roof tiles, installed new flashing and overlay them with some leftover tiles I had laying around. They also caulked around other parts of the chimney. They cleaned up their mess. There were aome storms afterwards and no leak! Thx to Lucas for knowing the importance of the problem and having your father and brother fit me into their schedule. And thx to father and son (was it Joe and Ezekiel?!) for fixing the leak! I would definitely consider them to put in a new roof when the time comes!

My roof began leaking water overnight after a heavy storm. I called 8 different contractors and…read moreonly Smart Tech said they could come out same day to give me an estimate. They arrived 3 hours later to do an inspection. David gave me an extremely informative breakdown of what the damage was and why it was leaking. He showed me the various types of roof types and shingle manufactures and the pros and cons of each. Although I knew he makes his money off commission and wanted to close the deal, I felt no pressure to sign anything. My girlfriend and I slept on it before calling them back the next day to finalize. They ordered the materials the same day. We were notified of all updates including when the materials would arrive, the process for installing a new roof, and what hours we should expect them to be working. Super stoked about the results although I was not happy with the color of the flashing. David sent out a worker to paint it for us the next day, free of charge. Excellent service....

I called SmartTech Roofing after a nightmare experience with another roofing company that kept…read moreraising prices throughout the job, citing complexities and "unforseen" problems. They eventually walked out on the job after I refused to keep paying their price increases, leaving me stranded with a half finished roof and a yard full of old shingles and nails. I found SmartTech who immediately came out to assess the property that same day. They began working the very next day, redoing sections that had been done sloppily free of charge and explaining what they were doing each step of the way. What was supposed to take another 2-3 days was able to be finished by SmartTech in 1 day after the foreman asked the guys to stay a bit longer to finish the job. Great experience, professional, and are definitely my guys for any future roofing jobs.

I was looking to have my roof replaced, and after reading several great Yelp reviews on Exterior…read moreRoofing Solutions, I gave them a call. One of the crew members came to my home to assess the work needed for my roof and the owner Mike provided a reasonable estimate. On the day of installation, Mike and his crew took extra measures to ensure that the landscaping and driveway pavers were protected from any debris during the job. The clean up was done including removing any nails, debris, etc. from the property. The team was very punctual, neat and professional and I am more than satisfied with the finished product. I would recommend Mike and his team for any roofing needs in a heartbeat!

Look no further! Exterior Roofing Solutions and Mike will take INCREDIBLE care of you and your…read moreroof. They are ROOFING ROCKSTARS! As a property investor, I'm looking for a highly professional, responsiveness and A+ roofing experts who have reasonable prices and do a killer job for the long-term. Mike and his team took amazing care of my leaking roof problems - patching, coating and new piping...you name it. He also stands by his warranty policy like a true professional and will take care of you completely. This company has my highest recommendations. Reach out now!!!

I hired Roman Roofing back in 2017 to put a rubber roof on my home. My home has a flat roof and is…read morevery large. I have not had ONE DROP of water leaks since my roof was installed. I would highly recommend them to anyone. Also, price was very reasonable.

My experience is from 2011. When I bought the house, I had a roof warranty from Roman, and when I…read morehad a leak near my smoke stack, I called. Frank (the owner, I think) was nice and responsive, and sent a team to fix it for a fee. So far so good. After that, the leak got slightly better never stopped, and soon got bad again. Multiple calls, visits, usually by John, multiple $ spent, for well over a year, but the leak persisted, and I was losing my mind. So, finally I gave up on Roman and hired Abbasi Roofing - one visit, 3 guys, done. It turns out, the the outside part of the chimney stack, that Roman supposedly fixed, had large cracks between bricks that weren't filled with the sealant and totally exposed. And since this was on the side of the chimney stack, facing away from my house, it was the hardest to get to, wasn't visible from the ground, and John who came alone would not be able to reach there without the help of another person. I must say that Roman Roofing is less expensive than Abbasi, but that does not do me any good if they keep coming back, keep charging money, and the problem still persists. Based on that painful experience, I would not recommend.

Shoddy work, pitch not fixed, resulting in leaks (see videos). No accountability- no guarantee…read moreprovided, although promised. No post job testing. Debris left, although contract specified removal. Job done by Robert Branton.

I cannot recommend Skyward Roofing…read more We contracted for a complicated job last winter, involving the replacement of the roof, rebuilding the chimney and restoring the dormers on a landmarked townhouse in NYC. The job was complicated due to having so many components, but Robert assured me he could handle it. Their bid was similar to others, but I felt at the time that the comprehensiveness of their scope of work justified the choice. On the plus side, his workers were fast and did a thorough job removing the many layers of the old roof. The mason he hired to replace the chimney also did a good job, using old bricks to replicate the look of the original chimney. The problem was Skyward's workers: a fast and eager bunch of Ecuadorans who may be good at standard-issue NYC roofing but were definitely not equipped to deal with an old building. The first problem came up with the dormers. I had asked Skyward to uncover the aluminum cladding so we could see what shape they were in. To my surprise, they were largely intact, and I asked Robert to hold off on working on the dormers while I consulted with Landmarks to determine how to best proceed. Two days later I was horrified to find that the crew had demolished the 200 year old carpentry and started to nail plywood over the framing. Robert was apologetic, but blamed it on "miscommunication". Unfortunately, "fast and loose" was how things proceeded from there. The crew cut holes for new skylights, but didn't bother to center them between the joists, which are exposed in the interior. I guess it was easier to just build a frame against one joist, resulting in all the skylights being off-center. The frames were often not level with the roofline, just slapped in fast, meaning that the interior finish carpenters had to trim or even rebuild the 2x6s from the inside to get a level surface for the trim. There were further problems with the workers cutting corners and not following the drawings for the rebuilt dormers. I could overlook all of this if not for the big problem: the roofing tiles were incorrectly installed. I'd ordered composite shingles, plastic shingles designed to look like wood shakes, similar to the composite slate shingles historic houses often use. The installation guide specified a minimum 3/16" gap between shingles, recommended 3/8" to allow for expansion in hot weather. The warranty would be voided if the installation wasn't correct. These instructions were even cast into the underside of the shingles themselves, in English and Spanish! Nevertheless Skyward's crew butted each shingle up tightly against the next. This was in the winter when it was cold, so one can imagine what happened when the weather turned hot: the shingles expanded and started to curl and buckle. A lot. By early June there was over a 1" gap buckling between rows in various parts of the roof, plenty of room for rain to run onto the sheathing beneath the shingles. Robert always said that if there was a problem, they'd be there to fix it. The first night after they'd initially finished we had a hard rain and water streamed into the house in 2 places. The next day Skyward showed up to work on the roof, saying that the underlayment hadn't been properly sealed. This happened in a 3rd spot later in the month, which didn't give me a great deal of confidence in their work. By June, large sections of the roof tiles were seriously buckling in the heat. I determined that the shingles had been improperly installed. I could clearly see from my dormers that each shingle was tightly set against the next. A contractor friend verified that this was the case throughout the entire roof. As usual Robert was quick to show up to "correct" the problem: a single worker was going to take out and reinstall only in the areas that had buckled. I told him that wasn't good enough, as all the shingles had been improperly installed. If they weren't buckling now, they'd certainly buckle later. I asked him to remove them all and reinstall them according the manufacturer's instructions. "I'm not doing that" was his response. I told him in that case, to leave. I then hired an experienced general contractor who removed all the shingles and reinstalled them properly, replacing the ones that were too warped to flatten out. This was costly, around $14,000 plus $12,000 for the cost of reinstalling the scaffolding. As I said, Skyward's workers were very fast, which could work out for some jobs that are very routine. But in my case it meant one bad decision after another without consulting me, in order to get the job done as rapidly as possible. Most crucially this was a disaster in not paying attention to the installation instructions, resulting in work that had to be completely redone, at my expense.

We work for a small family owned business in Port Reading NJ. Dave and his team are here the same…read moreday and very professional. His teams work is of the highest quality and always done in a timely manner. We definitely recommend Aaron Blake Commercial!!!

From the owner: Why choose us?…read more We take pride in our work and offer quality at a competitive price. We take the time to explain the issues you are having, what caused them, how to fix them, and what to do to prevent them in the future. Most roofers will usually tell you a replacement is your best option, when most of the time it isn’t needed, We offer thorough inspections and troubleshooting and offer the best solution for you! Whether it would be long-term repairs, a full roof service, a full roof restoration, or a replacement.