Excellent product with excellent workmanship. I can't say enough good things about this company…read more Beautiful results and we love our roof. So do our neighbors!! We installed metal and then a TPO roof for the flat portion over our porch. The cost was excellent for the amount of work required. Great group of professionals all the way around.

I have used Platinum Roofing on three separate occasions. Recently, I had them replace the roof on…read moremy church and personal residence. Jeremy Kindoll and his team were punctual and performed quality work completing both projects. I'm pleased with their sales and service from start to finish. I highly recommend them for your Roofing needs.

Exxcellent work! Cleaned up all the mess!! Cared about the work I did answered ALL my questions!…read moreHad extreme patience with me ( I had lots of questions) extremely honest ! Danny was GREAT !! Thank you A-1 Roofing for giving me faith back in business again.

Danny and his crew did a fantastic job. They were on time, courteous, and professional. Danny…read moreexplained everything he was doing and helped me with the insurance paperwork. I wished all businesses were as thorough as his. Thanks so much for a job well done.

Kyle Kellerman and his team at Azalea City Construction just completed enclosing our back porch,…read moreadding about 200 sf to our home, and making my wife very happy with her new woman cave - sanctuary - retirement retreat. The job included new windows and a door (complete with doggy door for the pups), new siding, interior finishes, new tile plank flooring, electrical, concrete work, and a mini-split for heating and cooling. Everyone who sees it says the same thing - it looks like it's been there all along. They matched the existing house exactly, and everything has been top quality materials and installation. Kyle is something of a perfectionist, and he wouldn't accept anything less. I've worked with GC's in the past who talked a good game, promised the stars, and then disappeared in the dust they left behind. Kyle was on site at every critical stage, he stayed on top of his work crews insisting on professionalism and perfection, and he bird-dogged the project until the last screw was in place and the last touch-up of paint was complete. He's likely not the cheapest renovation contractor around, but I have complete confidence in his work, his workmanship, and his word. Whatever she comes up next, I assure you that Kyle will be my first call to help make her dream a reality.

They did an excellent job on our driveway we love it. I would highly recommend them. We are very…read moresatisfied

Lewis Orr is a local small businessman. He has been in business for years. He has put the 2 roofs…read moreon our home. Never had any problems with either of them. Helene tore part of our roof off. I texted Mr. Orr the day after the hurricane and told him about my roof. That was on Friday. He showed up at my house Saturday and repaired my roof. I could not ask for better service than that. He is an honest, hard working man, whose quality of work speaks for itself.

So happy with our new roof! Great job, awesome cleanup, and honest and patient explaining. He…read morequoted us in February, we didn't have the funds until August, and he kept the quote the same! Highly recommend

Pyramid Roofing just replaced my roof. Very professional from start to finish…read more They did every thing they said they would do. Showed up on time and worked until they finished. They replaced my roof in one day. In my opinion (best in the business). Raymond Thomas Valdosta Ga.

Pyramid Roofing Co. TM came to our home & did a roof replacement on Feb 16th. The roof is not fit…read morefor a dog house! We called the city inspector to the scene & had the roof inspected. The inspector concluded that the roof does NOT meet code compliance & the ONLY remedy is to take it COMPLETELY OFF. Around 5 PM, the owner, Jose Lage, aka Joseph Lage, came to our home w/ his employee Levi Griffin. Jose never introduced himself as the owner. He & Levi continually disregarded the facts & attempted to make us believe that there were no issues w/ the roof. When asked about the shingles having one nail, he stated " there are no shingles w/ one nail." When my husband presented him w/ photo evidence, he said, "Oh, I'll give you that one." When asked about the 7 feet of architectural field shingles used on the ridge cap, Jose stated that the installers ran out of shingles but were planning to come back to complete the job. Levi chimed in & stated that he'd placed an order for the correct shingles that morning. Of course this was a lie: 1. A female representative from the company called my husband for payment earlier that morning. If the job was incomplete, why ask for payment? 2. When we started sending photos of the problematic areas, Levi called my husband & stated, "those areas will settle down, your roof will look completely different by next week". If the roof was incomplete, why not state that it was incomplete at that time. The owner, Jose, literally lifted a section of the roof w/ his hand & when my husband asked if that was correct, he said "Yes". When I pointed out the damages, he stated, "That was already there". Of course my photo evidence shows otherwise. On the back of our home, they laid 2 unsightly short rows of tile along the side of two existing ridges. Levi told me it was already there & he had pictures to prove it. I stated that I have pictures that show otherwise, but show me your proof first. He scrolled through his phone & never produced a photo. After showing him my proof he said, "well I think it looks better the way that we have it now" . At one point, Jose stated that the employees didn't work for him. I asked him if he understood what subcontracting meant. After we refused to pay him, he threatened to take us to court & place a lien on our home. Oh, don't worry Jose aka Joseph, we are definitely going to court!! After we continued to dig into Jose & Levi, they eventually stated, "You're right, this work is shitty. The employees have never worked on a roof style like this & they got in over their heads". Imagine the disgust on our faces at this point. No one in Valdosta or beyond deserves to be treated like this. Imagine how this lying, manipulative bully treats people who don't stand up to him. Imagine how he treats people who pay him & later discover his trashy work. Imagine the people who can't afford to fight back. Signed, Two Retired Air Force Veterans ISSUES: 1. Random shingles throughout the roofs surface on several different slopes have only 1,2, & 3 nails per shingle. This will void manufacturers warranty. Not to mention, the other issues that will be caused due to this piss poor installation. 2. Nails on several shingles that were shot w/ too much PSI coming from the compressor, resulting in the nail driving all the way through the shingle leaving only the adhesive of the shingle to maintain position on the roof. 3. Nails on shingles where the nail head stops shy of the shingle leaving a gap for water to enter through these penetrations & also not securing these shingles in place. 4. Nails outside of the manufacturers nail zone only penetrating through one layer of the shingle. 5. There are obvious areas where the installers did not use chalk lines for the shingles. There are shingles that are crooked & do not look uniform with other parts of the roof. Shingle exposures ranging from 3"-6". 6. There is no additional underlayment in valleys or transitions. They used starter shingles but no protective layers such as ice & water shield or valley metal. 7. The installer cut architectural field shingles in the shape of a ridge cap shingle & installed in parts on the ridge. This is not correct as these shingles are an eye sore & are not designed to be installed on hips or ridges. 8. Throughout the entire roof you can see little white paint lines. These paint lines are the bottom of the designated nail zone provided by the manufacturer. This line should be well covered by the following shingle & being that these lines are exposed everywhere the installation & placement of the shingles before nailing them in is also incorrect. 9. During installation the siding along all dormer walls & roof to wall flashing areas were damaged as there are obvious places where paint was peeled off & the wood siding was cut or hacked away at. 10. Scuffs all over the siding from what seems to be debris coming off the roof & hitting the walls on the way down to the ground.

If I could give more than 5 stars I would! They were kind, patient and helpful! We worked with John…read moreand he helped us through every step and was even here when our adjuster came to walk the roof with them. During the roof replacement he was there to make sure everything was perfect and fix anything we had questions about! I would recommend them to anyone!

From the owner: We specialize in residential roof replacements and repairs. Give us a call today for all your…read moreroofing needs! Best price guaranteed. 229-412-8288

We used Eagle Eye after hurricane Idalia to replace a roof that was damaged at our nonprofit. At…read morefirst the service was great and the repair made in April 2024 seemed great. However, we soon developed a small leak (in June 2024) it took a few calls to have a guy come out (approximately late July/early August when he did come out.) That person explained that the partnership had broken up and that Eagle Eye was now a one owner company. Calls to the Eagle Eye office prior to Hurricane Helene where we begged for tarping of the roof before Helene hit got us an appointment for the day before Helene. In the afternoon, we received a text that the person who was supposed to tarp our roof was broken down on the side of the road. Since then our calls/texts go unanswered. We suffered additional damage including some flooding inside (due to the roof leak not being tarped) during Helene. At that point we thought we would just hire a different roofing company as we were tired of Eagle Eye's subpar service. However, when we brought companies out to bid, we found out our roof was not done to code and that Eagle Eye has left the inspection open at the city inspection office so this was never caught. We are nearly a year post Helene and are still trying to get our roof repaired. So far roofing companies don't want to touch it with it not having been done to code unless they can reroof the whole thing. Our insurance won't pay for a second roof, we can't afford that out of pocket, and the city inspections office refuses to get involved. I would not do business with Eagle Eye roofing again and I am telling this story so that others can be warned.

From the owner: Fagle Eye Roofing is your experienced & highly reputable roofing company in South Georgia. We offer…read moreonly the highest tier of roofing components, workmanship, as well as project management. All of our Claims Specialists, Sales Associates, & Project Managers are equipped with the knowledge & communication skills to swiftly address all of your roofing concerns. Call Eagle Eye Roofing today for your free quote! Let us show you that we truly do have "An Eagle Eye For Quality!

I have had Enrique do several things for me, from hanging a heavy bulky mirror and other pictures ,…read moreto moving a china cabinet from out of storage. Enrique is very professional, prompt and efficient. My sister is now going to use him for a kitchen project. I would definitely use him for home projects or inspection!

From the owner: We performs a thorough examination of a property to assess its condition. This process typically…read moreinvolves inspecting the structure, systems, and components of a home, such as: • Foundation and structural integrity (walls, floors, roof) • Plumbing systems • Electrical systems • Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) • Insulation and ventilation • Windows, doors, and interior/exterior finishes • Roofing and gutters • Basements, attics, and crawlspaces • Appliances (sometimes) The inspector will then provide a detailed report outlining any defects, maintenance issues, or safety concerns, often to inform potential homebuyers or sellers about the property’s condition.