I highly recommend Michael and Heritage Roofing for their professionalism and assist in filing my…read moreinsurance claim.

From the owner: We have over 50 years of combined roofing experience to put to work on your roofing projectread more

I went with a certified Owen Corning roofing material installer. Roofing Ozarks I think prefers…read morethe highly rated GAF. I wanted Flex Duration Catagory 4 Desert Sand. It is what I wanted. Also the metal roofing extension on the workshop is going to be done by my recent deck builders.

From the owner: Ozarks Fire and Water Restoration is a trusted fire and water damage restoration company in…read moreSpringfield, MO, proudly serving homeowners and businesses throughout Nixa, Ozark, and Harrison, AR. With over 17 years of experience, our certified fire damage experts specialize in restoring properties, managing everything from cleanup to rebuilds. As a locally owned water and fire damage restoration service provider, we take pride in offering rapid, 24/7 emergency response to minimize damage and stress when disaster strikes. Our team also works directly with insurance providers to make the claims process easier and more efficient. Contact us today for fast, professional restoration services you can rely on.

I had Harrison Handyman fix my driveway, and they were very professional and respectful of my…read moreproperty. They had the whole thing done in 2 1/2 days and the price was very reasonable. I highly recommend them.

The Good: Their Employees The crew were really a 5-star…read morerating. They were kind, respectful and honest. I had fun working with them, and they are a valuable asset to the company. The Bad: Communication Disconnect: There seems to be communication disconnect between the management/sales and crew. The crew showed up with 2 12' ladders (16' reach height) for a 24' ceiling spray job. They had to borrow my scaffolding to be able to tape off the rafters (wanted to leave them black and not have any spray foam on them). This was an inefficiency to the project. Equipment failure: The first day they discovered there was a plugged line. I helped troubleshoot for several hours and eventually we got the line flowing but ran out of time to spray that day. Second day: The spray gun malfunctioned. I helped troubleshoot for a couple more hours but without success. Lessons learned is the crews need time to service their equipment. Spending 4 or even 8 hours for an employee to complete full maintenance on a machine that costs tens of thousands of dollars is worth it in my opinion. Delays: The project was delayed multiple times due to other projects. After helping fix their machinery and the time off I had to take from work, I felt that it would be nice if they could could comp a portion of the spray or include another part of the house spray for free. After a negotiation attempt in person, I was told that they had plenty of business and would not be impacted if didn't use them for business. I left with my money back. I will not be using them again.

I recently had the roofs replaced on mine and my daughter's houses plus some repairs on each of our…read morehouses. I had roof leaks and my daughter had missing shingles from recent storms. The roofing crews did both houses on the the same day that they started the jobs, and did a great job cleaning up afterward. The repair crew did a good job on the repairs on both houses. Both homes were completed within two weeks of contacting Jared/ the owner. They had to wait for a dry day to do my daughter's house.

Currently looking for a roofer and found this guy's card at a local restaurant but don't bother…read morecalling unless you have a large, nearby job.