Was advised to use RM Restoration by my State Farm Insurance adjuster. Earlier this year I had a…read morefreeze. Froze my whole house Weeks later the thaw came and pipes started leaking. My kitchen flooded. Dry wall was ruined. Dishwasher quit working. He had 2 men that came in and did a good job drying the floor. They removed most of my kitchen floor and a lot of dry wall. But things started missing. Materials I could have used. They did not ask for permission to take anything. Now they deny that and refuse to do more work. I am fine w that. Nick is not trustworthy and that I cannot tolerate. I cannot recommend Rocky Mountain Restoration to anyone.

"I'd like to start by saying that I am a huge advocate of buying local but in mid-January when we…read morehad a pipe feeding our hose bib burst and flood a bedroom and closet in our basement, we were very happy to find Rocky Mountain Restoration and Nick, he seemed very responsive and eager to help us navigate the situation. I should have had some concerns following the second night of the remediation when I had to turn on all of the fans following his visit, and one day 3 when the bucket he had not informed me needed to be emptied overflowed and migrated the water across the room to previously unaffected areas. However, the more concerning facts came after our settlement with insurance when we asked that they bid the remainder of the work; we were informed that unless we signed a rather prohibitive contract with Rocky Mountain Restoration prior to any further work that they would not supply any cost estimates for the balance of the work, this seemed odd to me as I work in the construction industry and am regularly part of the competitive bid process. When questioned, I was told by Nick at Rocky Mountain restoration that this was his standard practice, "that he'd worked too hard in the past to secure clients' fair settlements only to have them turn around and buy a new truck." My wife and I felt this called our character into question and did not appreciate his inference. Additionally, this seems like a way for him to unnecessarily mark up any additional services that may be required such as carpet, drywall, and paint. In the end the restoration of 1 room, fans and a dehumidifier for 5 days, costs over $5k, the cost for the rebuild is less than $4k. In the long run I could have bought the same fans, duhumidifier, and moisture sensors and completed the work on my own for the cost of their invoice. I will not be using Rocky Mountain Restoration in the future and suggest that anyone wanting to avoid a headache do so as well."

Highly recommend Scott and his company. He is able to complete most any household small job with…read morespeed, precision and excellence. Thankful for the extra shelving Scott built in our master closets as well as in the garage. Excellent drywall repair and painting as well as installation of towel racks. His engineer expertise, skill and experience, as well as his dependability, timeliness and cleanness, and excellent price point make him the man for your home repair!

Scott was responsive and fixed our issue promptly. We were having an issue with a slow drain in the…read morebathroom and he took care of it that same day. He was professional and his rates are reasonable. We will definitely use him again!

Price was why to high for what I needed done. I got the work done for less than half the price…read morequoted.

From the owner: We are a family owned and operated roofing and exterior company located in western Colorado. We…read morespecialize in metal roofing and siding. I am your local Struxure pergola dealer as well. We are fully insured and offer financing.

Worked with KW recently on a large leak. It was a tough situation and the team immediately…read moreresponded and worked with us every step of the way. We are very lucky to have a caring company locally. Can't recommend them enough!

If we could give 0 stars, we would. We have worked with many contracting and construction…read morecompanies, and they are well below anything we've seen before. After a nearly 18 month repair to a flooded Crested Butte condo, we are exhausted and can't express enough how KW: -did the bare minimum to repair our unit -caused additional water and sewage damage to our dwelling while working in the unit -failed, and continued to fail to disclose their responsibility in this matter despite corroborating data and evidence from multiple sources familiar with the issue -missed in excess of 5 promised project delivery dates, appearing to have abandoned the project site until called back by angry owners. -damaged our furniture in their contracted storage -never offered to address these losses -failed to respond to most calls and written communications -when finally confronted, KW quoted the value of our losses well below the cost to replace- but did offer to mail us a check -after 3 months, have failed to ever send any payments they promised us both by phone, in writing, and at an in-person visit to their offices in Leadville. If there is ANY alternative to KW, save yourself the hassle of working with these thieves.