Honest and Consultative are two words that describe Scott and his team…read more A couple of years ago LA Rich did a fantastic job on our roof and we couldn't be more pleased. Scott gave us all the information that we needed to make an informed decision and went above and beyond to make sure we understood the process, time to complete the job and he also advised us of other things to consider. His team was efficient, hard working and completed the job in the time we were told. Now that it is time to replace our siding we have once again decided to go with LA Rich because we know the job will be done right and to our satisfaction and that our home will look great.

Disreputable company. Took the morning off to meet with a representative for an estimate. They…read morenever showed, after I wasted 1.5 hours. I guess my money isn't good enough for them.

Needed a minor roof repair. Pinnacle was timely, professional, efficient -- did what had to be done!read more

JD was amazing at answering questions and making sure the project was done expertly. If you need…read moreany roofing projects he's the guy to see.

2026 Update - I have now worked with G&S on 3 major projects and absolutely recommend them for just…read moreabout anything. I found them when I was looking for gutter installation work and was so impressed that I had them replace the entire roof on my house sized barn (~2100 sq ft) with Owens Corning along with significant rehabilitation work to the substrate. Most recently, they built a composite deck on my property. The price was very good on all occasions and change orders handled exceptionally well. It seems all too rare these days that you find a contractor that is reliable, competent and takes real pride in their work but that's exactly what you're getting here. These are skilled and honest professionals who do excellent work and stand behind both the process and the finished product. I have no doubt that we will work together again and I hope they know how much I appreciate the care that they've taken with my unique and often complicated property!

Team was very professional and responsive. Work area was kept clean every day. Pricing was…read morereasonable.

We own a commercial property with a 5400sqft building on it in Milford Ct. that we lease out to a…read morecommercial tenan. It needed a new roof. We had gotten several quotes on doing the job in quite a range of prices and techniques. The one company that stood head over heels above them all was Independence Construction LLC. Nick and Rocky walked us through the process from start to finish answering all our questions and concerns. They did the whole job in three days while having to work around the weather. Nick communicated with us every day and also kept out tenant in the loop. The clean up was done very well and the roof came out fantastic. We HIGHLY recommend Independence Construction LLC for all of your roofing needs. We are very happy with their work.

Needed a New Roof and Skylights replaced , Rodrick Roofing was my first and only call. Ben and Kara…read morewere very efficient in helping us attain that goal.They were responsive and informative. Roof was done in two days sky lights removed , it came out beautiful. Their crew worked 10 hours were very respectful and cleaned up after themselves. Highly Recommend them .Price was worth it to !

This was the best experience I've ever had with a contractor. He came right out for a small job,…read moredid more than expected and did it well! I would recommend him to anyone and everyone! The price was more than fair. Thank you Manny! Mike and Alyce

I discovered a leak in the ceiling of my 1st-floor half bath, and traced that all the way up…read morethrough my office to the attic. It took a while for me, as a first-time homeowner, to understand that this meant I had a leak in the roof, because I thought it might somehow be a plumbing issue (it was a leak down the bathroom's exhaust vent pipe). The plumber said roofer. I found Manny because I was looking for someone to repair my front porch steps, and given that he was also a roofer, I asked him to give his opinion on what I hoped was a minor issue that could just be repaired, but it turns out that it needed a whole new roof, because the flashing around the pipe was bad, and with further inspection, turned out to be missing shingles, on top of THREE layers of roofing that they'd just kept putting more on. Manny made it easy to coordinate with the insurance company, and what a relief that they agreed to pay for the majority of the roof (but not the tower, which was actually the portion that was in the worst condition, but it wasn't storm damaged, just old). But his help in coordinating made it possible to get it all done, including repairing my front steps, because the cost would have been overwhelming without the insurance part of the equation. The workers were all so kind and helpful, particularly in maneuvering in the tight spaces that is my yard/driveway to get the trash to the curb on trash day around the dumpster in the driveway. Thankfully this work was completed in the winter so no worries about crushing blooms in my front garden, but I also appreciated how they put down tarps over all the plants to protect them, used nets to slide debris into the dumpster, and came back around to clean up after--including using a magnet to catch stray nails. I did unfortunately lose a blueberry bush and I'm a little worried about my blackberry canes, but overall they did their best and while I'd have preferred leaving my leaf mulch down, there's no way to distinguish between the leaf mulch and trash, so you shrug and deal with it. I'm sure the perennials will be fine come spring. As you can see from the pictures, my 1886 Victorian has quite a complicated roofline, and they were able to preserve the profile of the roof, put everything back where it ought to go, and then they'll be coming back in a couple of weeks to patch up the interior places where I originally realized there was damage.

They arrived right on time, inspected the fireplaces and answered all my questions. Great news was…read morethat I didn't need to replace or repair anything and I was charged for a simple inspection. I would use them again for all my sweeping or fireplace needs.

RUN! DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY - they lack integrity, customer service and credibility…read more In early February 2026, our residence sustained a fire. The fire was not caused by the pellet stove. Due to fire damage, the room containing the pellet stove required complete demolition. The referenced company was contracted to uninstall the pellet stove prior to remediation. The stove was removed and placed in our garage the day before Servpro began demolition of the affected room. The room was sealed off following removal. There is a dispute regarding the handling of the stove components at the time of removal: Company's position: The company maintains that all components required for reinstallation were packaged together and secured to the back of the stove when it was placed in our garage. Homeowner's position: The stove and a large pipe were placed in the garage beneath the electrical panel, against the wall, with no components attached to the back of the stove. We recall observing additional stove components remaining in the room after removal and contacted the company to inquire whether those items were necessary. We were advised that if any components remained in the room and were removed during demolition, they would need to be replaced and that this would be addressed at the time of reinstallation. Servpro subsequently gutted the room, and all repairs were completed. Prior to scheduling reinstallation, my husband visited the company to purchase paint so that the stove could be refinished. We then contacted the company to schedule reinstallation. Upon arrival, the installer stated that required components were missing and asserted that all parts had been packaged and left in the garage. The installer further alleged that the parts may have been misplaced by us when the stove was removed from the garage for painting. Numerous communications followed between us and the company, including conversations involving our contractor. Initially, we were instructed to independently locate and purchase the missing components and then contact the company to proceed with reinstallation. At that time, we were also issued an additional invoice in the amount of $2,200 for reinstallation services. Due to the cost involved and uncertainty regarding which components were required, we requested confirmation of the necessary parts prior to purchase. Over the course of approximately three months, we repeatedly attempted to obtain verification. Eventually, a company representative confirmed that the parts we intended to purchase were incorrect and provided a corrected list of required components. We were informed that the matter would be discussed with the owner to arrange installation. After receiving no further response, I left a message with the company requesting follow-up. The following day, the owner contacted me and stated that the company was going out of business and would not be able to perform the installation. On that same day, a technician emailed the confirmed list of required parts. I asked whether the company would complete the installation once the parts were obtained. Subsequently, I received an email from the receptionist stating that the owner had indicated the company would not install parts that were not original components. As a result, the pellet stove remains uninstalled due to unresolved disputes regarding missing components and the company's refusal to complete the work. This matter has caused additional delay, expense, and disruption following a significant fire-related loss.

Justin stopped by my fireplace project because it was next door to the job he was doing and I saw…read morethe van outside and asked. He was honest, straightforward, and knowledgeable. He detailed the options and costs. It took a year to decide what to do and with whom. many consultations with other companies occurred. Here is where I decided to bring my business!

They gave me a quote to replace my chimney lining per their recommendation, $8K. And $1,100 to…read moreclean creosote. Got a second opinion. Lining didn't need replacement and it cost me $500 to get over 90% of creosote out. I'll take $500 over $9K any day. Let's hope it was an 'honest mistake'.