This is a small sample of allsquare roofing work , their workmanship is at best and they had no…read moreclue how to flash a chimney left a mess behind and stole from my property not to mention they brag about a 10 year warranty that does not exist and they will not stand behind it , this company is a clown show full of dope smokers and thiefs , save your time and money and go elsewhere

I hired All Square to replace my roof after severe storm damage. They did an amazing job - very…read morequick and efficient and cleaned up so well there were no scraps left. They dealt with all the administrative tasks, working with my insurance company with adjusters and the paperwork, so that once I hired them I didn't have anything else to do. I would highly recommend them.

After four estimates we chose Eldridge. We redid the entire exterior including roof with a tear up…read moreand replacement, siding, soffit, fascia, gutters, gutter guards, and skylight installation. After an interior updating in 2017 we were due for an exterior makeover on our home that's 26 years old. Further, when the old siding was removed we found one third of the house didn't have foam insulation and a vapor barrier in back of the siding. Half the siding crew stopped, got the needed materials, and did the job right. Wow! The icing on the cake? On November 10 we had a bad storm come through and we were concerned about hail/storm damage. I contacted Eldridge right away and Chris, our contact person at Eldridge, came out right away and went over the entire house and the house was fine with just a couple of minor dents in the gutters on the west side of the house. One of the best advantages of Eldridge is they work out the paperwork for insurance claims, if necessary. Well done, Eldridge Roofing!

Eldridge did an excellent job. Worked with our insurance company, signed the paperwork and the roof…read morewas finished 2 days later. Roof work was completed in one day. I definitely recommend Eldridge.

We had the company RestorX/Gitz Meier, from Freeport, Illinois come to our house and rescue us from…read morea failed sump pump. We had water damage in our basement from the hard rains in October. Basically our whole finished basement had water damage. They came out promptly with equipment too get us dried out. Over the next 10 days they finished drying out the carpet and dry wall. They treated the carpet to prevent any mold. After that they steam cleaned the carpet. Their team was always professional and respectful. We are so thankful for the great job with all aspects of the mitigation. We would strongly recommend this company! Thanks Again Joel and Kim Sharp

They do excellent work, and the workers were great to work with, but it was my observation that…read morethere was often a lack of communication between what we wanted and what we ended up with. I also recommend the following: 1. Add a penalty clause for work going past their original estimated completion date. In our case, the job took more than two months past their original completion date at great inconvenience. 2. Be very precise about everything you want, down to number of circuits, outlets, precise trim, etc. 3. Don't just discuss any extra work that might be needed, get a written estimate for your approval. They have a $55/hour charge for extra work. Ask for an exact accounting for how the $55 was allocated. Write in the contract that all extra charges that are over the original estimate must be approved *in writing*. Our final cost was almost 20% more than the original estimate.

Lies from the beginning till the end, damages done to house ,took two months of phone calls and in…read moreperson ,to get repairs fixed, wouldn't recommend them .

The experience we had with JM Construction employees was the best we have ever experienced in the…read moreline of construction. As once being heavily involved in real estate selling and building, we know just how important it is to give good service and do what we say we are going to do. This company was represented by a very caring-lets get the job done type person. He did what he said he would do and beyond. What is nice is that same attitude carried over to the people who actually put the roof on. The roof looks great because JM's people cared. The whole process was done within a week of first meeting with the sales manager. The roof itself only took about 14 hours to complete (and we have a complicated roof) and it was done the right way. Our hats go off to the whole crew; from the sales manager to the fellas who made sure all debris was picked up. The neighbors appreciated that too. THANK YOU JM Construction. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!! John and Jill Jones Durand, IL

On Tme, On budget and the site was clean as a whistle. He…read morehas done several roofs for me and i have always been satisfied. I highly recommend.

Chris did a great job with some roof repairs on a home we had under contract. all repairs were…read moremade prior to closing. i would highly recommend.

I worked with Shane and Brent who have now done several projects for me. I told them what I wanted…read moreand how I wanted it and they managed to do an amazing job and going above and beyond of what I would get from anyone else. If you get an opportunity to work with them, take it, they are very knowledgeable and will not lead you astray. I would hire them again in a heart beat and would not recommend anyone else but them!

On 8/9/2023 we entered into a contract with RPM Contracting of Machesney Park, Illinois…read more The issues highlighted in yellow (included in a document attached) were not addressed, which was one of the reasons that led to two leaks. RPM struggled to fix the leaks, and we will continue to have problems until the gutters are properly repaired. Due to the leaks, the insurance company hired an engineering firm (Rimkus of Willowbrook, IL, Matter No. 100266257) that produced a report detailing RPM's mistakes. As a result of RPM's failure to fix the gutter or reattach them correctly, my family room ceiling had to be removed by a contractor due to water damage. I also had to hire a plumber because RPM initially blamed the plumbing in the bathroom (which is nowhere near the water damage). RPM then claimed it was the chimney, but a chimney expert later confirmed that the chimney was not leaking, though it did need a crown replacement. His words were, "Water does not flow like that." I now have to cover costs for the contractor, a painter (since multiple rooms suffered water damage, which the engineering report also attributed to the roof leaks), and my attic had been treated with mold-resistant coating, which has now become wet due to the leaks. RPM sent two men, Sean and Mike, to assess the damage, but they incorrectly stated the attic was dry. That same morning, the contractor, and later that week the engineer, both observed water. A hole had even been drilled into the bedroom ceiling to allow water to drain down, instead of along the walls where it was originally flowing.