What Orlando homeowners say
Every review comes from a homeowner we worked for, posted on Google in their own words, good and bad.
Reviews
What Orlando homeowners say
Maria G.Ocoee · 3 weeks ago
We were sure we needed a whole new roof after a stain showed up over the kitchen. Dale went in the attic, found a cracked pipe boot and fixed it that week. He showed us photos of both ends. Saved us a lot of money.
James T.Winter Garden · 1 month ago
Clear written price with every line on it, including the overlay they wouldn’t do and why. The tear-off took two days, and they counted the rotten sheets with me while the deck was open.
Priya S.Longwood · 2 months ago
After the August storm they photographed every slope from the ground up and wrote down what they found. No pressure and nobody knocking on doors. Two shingles and a vent boot, fixed that week.
Robert K.Altamonte Springs · 2 months ago
Good work and honest advice. Their schedule was about three weeks out, so we waited, but the job itself was quick and tidy. The magnet sweep found nails I’d never have seen.
Linda M.Kissimmee · 3 months ago
Our porch roof had shingles on it and leaked every summer. They put down a proper membrane and fixed where it meets the house. Dry ever since.
Carlos R.Maitland · 4 months ago
Hot upstairs every afternoon. Turned out the soffit vents were painted shut. They opened them up and the attic is a different place.
Ellen W.Winter Springs · 5 months ago
Rotten fascia along the back. They showed us the drip edge was missing, fixed that first and then rehung the gutters. Makes sense now.
Denise H.Windermere · 6 months ago
We asked about a repair on the front slope and they told us straight that the patch might show. Appreciated the honesty. We went ahead and it’s hardly noticeable.
Mike B.Winter Garden · 7 months ago
We had a drip on a dry, hot afternoon. Dale said it sounded like the AC line, not the roof, and he was right. He didn’t sell us a roof we didn’t need.
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We answer every review in public, including the ones that sting, with the job number so we can look it up.
Three questions worth asking any roofer
- How many nails per shingle, and where do they go? (Six, in the nailing strip.)
- Does the deck get re-nailed, and with what? (8d ring-shank, 6 inches apart.)
- What happens if the deck is worse than priced? (A price per sheet, in writing, before the day.)
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Tell us what it’s doing. We’ll look at the roof and the attic and put it in writing.