I strongly recommend against hiring Savage Roofing. In the fall of 2007, Savage Roofing installed a new roof on our home; the work included a warranty. That first winter, water leaked into one of the rooms whenever there was a rainstorm. Savage Roofing made some small repairs, which helped initially, but the leaking continued. In 2014, Savage determined that the problem was with two of the skylights in that room and replaced them. But the leaking continued. As time went on, and water continued to penetrate the room, Savage determined that the third and last skylight needed to be replaced, which they did. Although the roof was under warranty, the skylights were not, so we paid for the installation of all three skylights. But rain continued to come in with each storm; during a big storm in July2020, we were emptying buckets at a time. We called Savage again, but this time received no response. Our repeated calls were ignored; and when we requested documentation of their visits and work done, first our requests were ignored; eventually they were refused. Because of the warranty from Savage Roofing, no other company would agree to do the work necessary to repair the roof. Finally, in 2020, a representative from Savage Roofing (who by that time had become an owner) came and looked the roof over; he told us, again, that the roof was under warranty. But neither he nor anyone else from Savage would return to complete the repairs; once more, they stopped returning our calls. We finally had a legal demand letter sent; they replied that they no longer work in Bellingham and that the company that had issued the warranty had closed. Our research confirmed the website for the original company was still up and the new company's name and new website parallels the old one. Finally, we were able to have another company, Western Roofing, install a new roof. During installation they discovered improperly installed flashing and skylights, and that staples from the old roof that had not been removed--the resulting water penetration had caused the entire roof and sub-roof to become "squishy." Throughout the room where water penetration had been evident, there was extensive water staining and rot throughout; this required custom manufacture of replacement beams and more. The water damage was extensive. My error in failing to seek a legal solution sooner resulted in high out-of-pocket costs to our family. Though a few employees were really nice, their niceness does not make up for Savage's improper roof removal, and improper skylight flashing, and nonresponsiveness that resulted in terrible damage to our home and extremely expensive repairs. I cannot recommend using Savage Roofing, or any company related to it. read more