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    Red's Roofing

    3.1 (16 reviews)
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    5 years ago

    These guys just did a roof job for us in Fresno and it turned out great and was very reasonably priced. Definitely recommend them!

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    9 years ago

    Very very very professional left my yard like nobody had been working their brand-new roof and red and Mark really knew what they where doin

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    8 years ago

    Called these folks 8+ times with twice promises of returning my call with a time for a visit and both times a no show. Sorry Bad PR.

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    Magallon's Roofing - Magallons Roofing

    Magallon's Roofing

    (21 reviews)

    Magallon's Roofing replaced our roof in April 2024, and now in October 2025 we can honestly say the…read morework has held up beautifully. From the very beginning, the team was professional, reliable, and easy to work with. They handled everything smoothly, including permits and cleanup, and the crew worked efficiently while keeping the property neat and safe. The new roof not only gave our home a fresh look but also gave us peace of mind knowing the job was done right and up to code. Even after more than a year, the quality of the materials and workmanship shows -- no issues, no problems, just a solid roof that has stood the test of time. We really appreciate their clear communication, fair pricing, and commitment to doing the job correctly the first time. If you're looking for a roofing company you can trust, Magallon's Roofing is a great choice. Highly recommend!

    I knew I'd be needing a roof soon - I said last yr , well soon meant this yr , after getting…read moreseveral estimates I decided on going with Magallones Roofing , I met with Alfredo (owner ) who was very knowledgeable and took the time to explain my options , he was no bs just the facts kinda guy (I appreciate that) most other companies sent a salesman well this was the owner who's been in the business since he was a kid (the company was started by his dad ) anyway we agreed on a price (he threw in 2 solar tubes ) and 2 weeks later his crew showed up , they also were all business, cleaned up everyday and 4 days later I had a new roof . We decided on the Owen's Corning 50 yr roof he also gave us the lifetime labor warranty , looks great and we're very happy ! Thanks Alfredo !

    Pristine Roofing

    Pristine Roofing

    (15 reviews)

    Caveat Emptor/Buyer Beware: Manifold earlier comments reflect poor communications-that is an…read moreunderstatement ! Christopher Gilpin began our time with a cordial and seemingly professional demeanor, showing interest in our Shaver Lake metal roof repair. He set an appointment for yesterday at noon, to inspect and provide a quote. He never showed, just stood us up. He then e-mailed a "bogus quote," meaning the "I don't want to do this job price" of $2,000. - probably to dissuade us. This was a 100% reversal of prior behavior from prior....two-faced and frankly used a "come on" initially. STAY AWAY,,

    We used this company for a new roof on my mom's mobile home, not realizing they weren't local to…read morethe Central Coast. The salesperson was helpful and worked with us to get the price down a bit which we appreciated and they did their best to get us financing (helpful tip: if you have a parent with Alzheimers', and you are their POA, they still can't apply for a loan if their drivers' license is expired). They were the quickest turnaround which is why we went with them since my mom's roof was leaking and it was a safety hazard. My only complaint is that they left the job site having not cleaned up and then said they were waiting until the day of the inspection the following week. I am not buying it. Regardless, when I called (I had to call twice over three days) they got out there on the second call to clean up the debris. They should just clean up on their last day regardless if they are coming back out or not as it makes them look bad, tbh. But my mom's elderly tenant realllly didn't appreciate it, either.

    Solar Negotiators

    Solar Negotiators

    (117 reviews)

    I had 2 solar systems installed by them previously, and now batteries. They're very knowledgeable…read moreand professional.I haven't had a single problem in over 10 years with the equipment they installed. I highly recommend this company!

    Beware: You are going to waste a lot of your time and nerves babysitting Solar Negotiators and…read moremaking sure your project actually moves forward. It has now been 1 year and 7 months since my project started, and I still do not have Permission to Operate (PTO). I'm attaching a receipt showing when the project was initiated, as well as a photo of the solar panels installed on my roof, as evidence that this is a genuine review and not something made up. Things went somewhat acceptably until the panels were installed, which happened in December--10 months ago. There were some hiccups on Solar Negotiators side figuring out the permitting process with the city. They went back and forth with the city on the design because they were apparently confused about what was and wasn't allowed under the city code. This cost me a couple of months of delay before the installation. Already not great, but it's acceptable. After the panels went on my roof, that's when things really went south. When trying to obtain PTO (permission to operate), Solar Negotiators discovered that PG&E required a transformer upgrade. I'm not sure how they failed to identify this earlier. Given that a transformer upgrade can take 6+ months, you would think they would have applied for it well in advance. But I figured mistakes happen, so I gave them the benefit of the doubt. Solar Negotiators needed to apply for the transformer upgrade and pay for the conditional PTO. Somehow, it took them another two months--and constant calls from me--to get the application submitted. Finally, in March, they told me that my project was in the queue for the transformer upgrade and that I just needed to wait. I was specifically told that I should stop calling because the project was "under control." I waited five months before following up. When I asked for an update, I received the response that "everything is good, we are waiting on the PG&E transformer upgrade." I decided to call PG&E myself to make sure everything was actually in order. PG&E told me that nothing was planned on their side because Solar Negotiators had never responded to an email PG&E sent them back in March. I brought this to Solar Negotiators attention, and they initially denied that there was an issue and assured me they were taking care of it. This is probably the most frustrating part of dealing with Solar Negotiators: every time I call, the person I speak with tells me they need to talk to their "interconnections team" and that someone will call me back. Of course, nobody ever does. I have repeatedly had to call them again myself just to get any information. They also refused to include me in their email correspondence with PG&E. Eventually, I got tired of this and asked PG&E to add me to the email thread from their side. That's when the situation became very clear. Solar Negotiators had indeed failed to respond to PG&E back in March. Their own explanation was that the project had "fallen through the cracks on our end." What makes this even more frustrating is that even after Solar Negotiators knew I was aware that the delay was caused by their failure to respond, they continued dragging their feet with PG&E. They would often take more than a week to respond to PG&E, and in several cases they only responded after I called Solar Negotiators and complained. So, essentially, I have had to babysit my own solar project for months, contacting both Solar Negotiators and PG&E to make sure the companies communicate with each other. Today, I finally received a call from someone at Solar Negotiators who apparently works directly with PG&E and was able to explain the current status of the project. Hopefully, this means things will finally start moving forward and I can get a conditional PTO soon, and a transformer upgrade 6 months later to get a full PTO. Unfortunately, I'm stuck with Solar Negotiators at this point, and there isn't much I can do other than share my experience. If you are considering Solar Negotiators as your contractor, my advice is simple: please don't.

    Red's Roofing - roofing - Updated October 2026

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